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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
TWO POLICEMEN KILLED.
While Attempting to Make Arrest TWO
Officers Were shot.

Knoxville Tenn. Jan. 3.-Patrol.
men Mike Wrenn and o. l.. Jarnigan
were shot and killed while trying to
arrest Ernest Wells. on = trivial
charge.
The shooting occurred In the en-.
trance to RenG Hensley's house on
Central street, in the tenderlOin dis
trict. When the officers laid hands
on Wells, he attempted to draw q pis-
toll and both officers grabbed his
hands and Patrolman Wrenn caught
him by the collar.
Wrenn asked JarnigAn II he had tae
pistol, and the latter replied that ne
had, and Wrsnn reliquished his hold,
AS he did 20, Wells wrested the weap-
on from Jarnigan's hand and snot
WrenA. and then quickly shot JarEi-
gan AZ he was attempting to draw
his weapon.
Turning, Wells shot Wrenn again
and then turned around and shot Jar
uigan through the heart
WFenn died instantly, and Jarni'
gan, ina few minutes, but not until
he had tried twice to cali for help,
Wells surrendered to q citizen and
his only e&planatioRwAs that he know
II they arrested him, he would sc to
the workhouse and he would as soon
DO hanged.
Wells is about % years old and re-
sides with a woman In the Bowery
section. Both oflcers were married
men. with families.
Wrenn had served about ten and
Jarnigan about three years on the po-
lice force.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04

BiYutEgham Als taa S>--1AFi1
estimates % taf u miEsf 10 Ala
bana sarihs 1871 iaAissts :ASs fhe
tossl was ssou, ~ .0o9609 tons ~
6shEt Inspector Sllihoass tkiHks tAs
iselosse over 1904 Wtii ~ 90 go
tsaE. stjoh Csksg iasbeetofs plses ths
increase q somstsiag svsf SO Gee
sons. ks offieasi Feport 60 fha cub
jest tln so,sa - g,Ni4 = 0q4sragE
ca4a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
Death pus 70 Poison.

Eureka. ala. Jan. 5.--kxaminatbons
Of ne stomach Of EleV. Gilbert elsa.
pastor q tRe ChristiAn church 81
ChAmSTsourS. H.. reveals that hIs
sudAen death reesatly was due 70 poi
so. I've Stats's attorney began IN
VssGIEAiiOa W dstSnrihs NAetass ths
minister Wss nsTaSFSd. While preach.
lns al AATiAS. Aaich. several GI0aths
AEO, RsV. M. 0isA 70 sa4d u have
rSseoiVSd . note threaiSsISS BE death.
Toe IissiVs DarpoStsa 70 " froE .
neAS tslauVO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
SET upon BY JAPS
Three City Flremen Are Assault
ed With Knives
THEY FOUGHT LIKE DEMONS

Victims FSeS Were Torn Int Ne
bone Of FlSsh--JapSnsSs Arresesd.
Flrsmsn Were Taken to the HeA
pItaI,
Vancouver. u. O.. Jan. s.--fTnrNa
city IirOmen, Frost, Andersen 40
Nixon, we're set upon by = hob ~
armed Japanese Wednesday 81 The or
Aor OF Powell street and Gore Ave
nus, two blocks from the police 49,
ton, aud In the center of Ae 1Ap-
AhesS district.
The men we're clothed in unifofnA,
with brass buttons and the attack y
tho, Japanese IL ell the more earteea
for that reason.
by accident, Z fireman naIneA Ffoat.
fell against thO window Of q Japaps
csc store aud smashed the plAts ElAaA
In an instant the Japanese prOpFseeqF
rushed out aud many Of his countfye
men came 10 Join the fight. The nfe.
mon we're ovorpowered after = il9ht
when TIE flesh oI their faces had e4ea
torn into rlhb0HA BY thS rasas'ke
knives which the oyieatals eaEFipa
Frost was mortaliy ,huFtI BIZ necN
ives cut, FLASHED and lAla epen eet
-four inches and two iRches es6p elo
Mlde the iagulaF vein. The QkheE 1
firsmon we're frtghtfuily aae
the arms and breasts, bat were '|'k
flghllns over the body u ENse y
squad of police arrived peug
anoSe were arrested ana The lhfe4
fiFemsn we're taken % the hqe,ol'
The Japanese fought Ike ee4lpa4
and the knives they sasrtsa were =
foot long,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
PLAN PROVED sUccESsFvL.

Women Allowed - smoke In Nosiav-
rants 70 esesms pOpulsI.
New York. Jan. af-to saQcoasfuI
was the plan Of allowing women, 70
smoke In ti.s public dining rooms BIN
troduced At one Of tie pF0miasat
broadway reataufaais IN New York
on Nsw Years eve, mat another n.
nous Broadway eating house has Col.
l0Wed suit. I, 10 SHOecteA that more
Of these viii fail In linS imme4.atssy
but tie BIG hotels aud he Fftb ave
yAss FsslaaFahis vlll not, - tASqaAn'
'ASsrs Say. follow suaI foF ne pFesssi
~ least. uAtii Wednesday RiShl ~
fiFsl elasa restaurant IN Nov York
had psFnittea wonssa u snoks 10 the
Oubne rooms
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
Jvsss eame Pssoss A~sy

NeWnAa. Ca, Jan. S.--JaaCs n
". camp. 0ae u COUstAs wSAlLaiss'
GnA moat pro@laoat sitiESaA. disd ~
hls bOne In MoTulaB4 after 40 ~
neas q two wesks. Deceased Was
OresldOat Of tAs H. W. Camp AsT'
eanuls Co@IsAy. prsssGss; q ne
NOrclsha BAnkins Compaay. and va
also l4SAufied STA BAay Olhsg le46'
tag sstsTpgtass IN ths c0aaty ha
SAE about SSvsaty ISafs Of ags
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
NEWMAN otNgs INJUNCTION,
Prohibition Law VIII RSmaln In Force
In state Of oseFAIa.


Atlanta. Jan S--Juags WILLIAM r,
Newman. OF tho United States district
court has refused tho injunction re-
qaested by tho Christian. Moerieln
Brewing company Of Cincinnati. and
the ChattaVpOga Brewing company ~
Chattanooga. Tona 10 prevent the
enforcement Of tho Georgia stats pro
hiblti0n law.
30 the law will continue In force
notwithstanding the fact ihst the at.
forneys for the petitioners dsolaro
their Intention 10 carry tho hEht be,
fore the I'ultnd States circuit Of ap.
peaIs Al NcW Orleans,
M further action can be tskes. At
ter tho petition aud the Judges aeei.
sion have been recorded before the
first Monday In February.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
>UoMrGaEMcE on COAST OEFsN0E
Dc Significant That Government In
esra. "a SreuaFa fer GTVarRonOJ.

Go SlanlgIcAnt That 0SVOFnmsnt In
tends % Prepare for GTUsrseaSJ.
Portland. Ore, Jar 3'-The Ore
Wonian saya that a1lutaAt gcne1alS
OF three Pacific statsa. Calh0sEaa.
wasAlnetOa asa oresOa have been In
vfta1 BY ne var Aspartneat % 90
60 wasAlngAsa. ,. c.. tOr . cOnIsT'
Naos n ne earliest possible cate en-
NAo uabjosa a. ceAss asfenHs.
TIA request asg thiS eoaferSnoe IL
ruSarsod hsrs e. peculiarly SSnin-
cant AaA as indieating tAat Tie 0Ov'
sERmaaf iatsaAB u prepaTs fOr any
-SmsEweaey tAAt may arise. The pTtn-
eapaI tupie u consideration a. the con
esrenes wis b. chat 81 training Volun'
tses ceasl agtlilssy reserves TO mAh
ths eaast foTtifioaiions. The Aaietoet
81 pssfastlna - tsfantTy Fegimeass
~ ne Shree States In coast S@fenss
0pBpmsas wtn KhWwase ~ taken ~.
q 70 assuseA SAst the moSting viz
wunz1a a asagnmeat - nAtteual guard
erUops 70 coast artillery work
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04

BerlIa. Jan. IA nre brots ont
"a the sraFtmeuts - Prime
yxtel FresesicA. fhe fhirs sor ~ ~"
Finoerpr wIrEsr N me MA ehs'eaa
~ BeIlvre fa-ssed IN ~ TievEart~1
N'oers tes neince Il resssInF Nearly
fhe eutfrs Ere bFsgaAa wss esiies -
60 seere 81 purceesed n srfis-
xsfsAlng ne 0aE~s - = Ss0ys tire
cusaanusss dxusr~ - ~ s04fsnta
af - e.eiin w. e0se ~ fAe IRE /.
~ rtssa ras ara = f7gS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
Ptlm, renna R.aaIns ItsaN.

Nsw YORK. ian 1--AIss Nat
Gasdsa. The pdmA aoana. u 10 an
ssBncsa. has fully recovered from hS'
rszsni attack Of ne Grip aa4 Nstn b
able 10 appeal II the hsshattss Sosts
house 10 tAs Hra psFtormaReo IN
Amsfies o. -i01iss The psgsornasss
at whi1h las ben ssvsFEl times Dsss
Dossd os aec0aHi ~ hsF iIIssas hisu
Garden hAs been fog sSyefai days 81
Atlantic City unasF 10 care 81 SAr
sirtaHs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
rroHr SsOuN ON paonIs.uoN
NIn, Llssnsss Have seen Isavad ~
Alabama Prehaas guanR.

BlrminghAm, Ala, Jaa. -
elarlnE the prohibition Laws e. ~ As
1908 are concerned. uneoaheltnliCAe
tho probAis Judge Ot CuIlmah eoupf
has issued nine saloon licenses. aof
Aitsr the New Year holsaay ne lla&9f
establishments viii BE- opapad. IAa
mayor y ssid 70 b preparing - le.a
city liOsnses for salooas h che essF
Of CuilmAn.
TAsfe n no ekeltemsal bsFoa4 ~
fAct tat the pFSAibitloaiste h
eallsd on he soVegsoF 70 eafgeee q
prohibition law, Cuiimsn eolef e.
esmbas 9. for pFoAibtlioA. 1a3
aS-u clAim that ths pfehinll
" saconslitutioaol beeanse q
exceptions Of eonaeiss watch Ntf
che vropoastbn pTig - Deoeue
No test eass hes hesn aeer.4
HiFminghaR. thoAah slata1ssnie
male that II tweatyfeur Aa4fn
Oass will have beea stnEtsd l
70 aasalhas ne vSohihiiiea ia98 &
bow for Ons rear
The saisen SsSVss have . asse
appoAraneo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
RED NEW YEAR FoR GOTHAM.
Many Killings, Assaults and Minor
Grimes In tho Great City.


Grimes In tho Great City.
New York, Jan. "a long record
OF killings. assaults, accidents aud mi
nor crimes were written in Brooklyn
police records New Years day. even
more in larger Manhattan 'rhe po-
nee had scores OF assault cases In
both boroughs.
Gas escaping from partly open
burner aSphyxiated Jacob Sprieter-
back and his wife III thelr home In
Ocean Park way, Brooklyn. An un.
known burglar WIS shot down and
killed while trying 70 enter David
JeSJs store on Meserole street The
police are hunting for Frank FeresO.
who shot and killed MiehAel schindel.
10 as an outcome Of an alteration In
Carroll street. Hattie Shubert took
umbrage a, a rsmask made by her bus
band Mas Shubert In their home on
Ocean Park way. and stabbed him
with knife.
After a quarrel with bis wife as
TO the manner OF celebrating New
Years day Archibald p. Mitchell. who
several years ago married Augusta
Rerns. q daughter Of q wealthy West
Virginia politician. took his life By
lnhaling Illuminating Sas In his home
On West sevontY-arst street. MAhhAt.
tan. Mitchell wa recently 'en0Agod
In the manufacture 81 cigarettes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04

@agsio a. y. Jsa --'rhs LASt.
Vwsasa Steel consaEy wtn FsiiEht
- nss ~ nf Opea AszFsh furnaces
asgiJ seat wees VIA 80 rsO2aa.
tns e fhs fsrrAess. several Egills
VotcA bsss befa closed Seer Wsekn.
80 % hask ssEviss ~ q consa
Gsapss eese AsssaFae Has Wit
g feaaaio9o
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
L.rils chant, ID srikss

NV Y0fk, JGA. --1hsgs y nt1ls
cAAaSs o. stgikss iais year Asuo1E tAs
bulidlaG HzaoaS Tas smpsoysFs have
aEnsa hgrcGEests N1th q lasEs saB-
htr q he mea aad IN ss5es vhers
axreemssh kass sai ksse eeaeisGe1
u,xss ksnena &c zssss sag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04

philadelphia, Pa, Jan. S,-Agnes
OKeefe, a hail girl at the Hotel Han
over, In this city, appeared much sur
prised when told that she was at first
supposed to have been the victim OF
OAe swamp murder at Harrison, - J.
What on earth" she exclaimed.
could have led them to believe II was
mST'
Il read In the papers a day or 30
eco that q woman named o'Keefe had
been murdered At Harrison and was
atguck at the similarity OF The name
with mine.
Then read . detective named
DrubbeM. who IL q friend Of mine,
was detailed on the case. This also
interested me in the mystery. But
I never for a moment thought that
any one thought was the murdered
woman"
Until two weeks ago, when she
came TO the Hotel Hanover. she was
Smployod a. a maid BY Mrs. Henry
Hale, OF Orange, N. J.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04


Moatsomssy. A., lea. 1,--'I1o gas
Hals iaags u I.Swaass eoantY haa ~
fused - Issue hesaBea feF barFaon
q. iiAy-sVsils, fA.ehatehis aad Nbn
tsa ARA . dispeasasy q Fan DaB
~ e ecnseasshee aPRlieaklan wfz
nsSs Nor nAnAamus 20 anearee eeca
astioA TIE ease viii - fepsbe et1
through ~ ne 0oarts &c &c ~
pFsssloa b ssasEal - 90 ~ wfll
b groves tsa. y q Aagsa6 nioa
ths hv. sh0ssA paases - . gea@at
act. y local. ana wS Nc rpoplp
sGgsTtised An effort q tke same
KIDD 10 beinx ma6s IA CFoashew eeHa
-, whsss no ioeat sc 10 sat4 - -
WitAout legal pFestige,
Ia Montgomery gsioo2s ea9an -
Ssfving ne sasly sussng isw ia DAvI.
The sxpgsss eompapiea have etpIN
no,1ee that No iiqR0F vii be seea1e
81 shiymsnt lsto tssFitsFy n@g ~
~ los foTbids saeh shiemNAas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
s STILL A MYSTERY.
swamp Victim Proves Not To Be
/ Philadelphia girl
was SURPRISED At REPORT

DsteetIvsS Fail 70 Find Any New
cIeWS tONIdentlty Of Woman Found
In the Pond Near Harrison, New
Jersey.
New York, Jan. 3.--The mystery
oaVelOpinE the murder OF the I'VE
nan in Red" seemingly a. impene'
tEable today As Whsn the nude body
wen first discovered on Christmas
nay, partially concealed In the water
ana slime Of a lonely pond near Har'
EtSon, N. ].
THUS far the detectives have failed
20 ind q single reliable clew to the
Identify Of the woman or her slayer
Tue Identification Of the dead woman
~ Mrs. Hattie Hull, and Detective
DEabell, OF Orange, N. j., have CON
pletsly collapsed. Word was received
from Philadelphis that Agnes o'Koefe
waom Detective DrabIll believed the
murdered woman to be, had been found
IN tnat city.
Acting Mayor Daily, Of Harrison, N
j., mas announced that the city
council would offer a reward OF 81 200
aor the arrest and conviction OF the
slayer. With the hope Of finding q
Asw clew In the way OF clothing OF
SeIects the pond in. which the body
~aa found is to be drained, The IA
uAous Belgian police bounds. which
Police Commissioner Bingham import
ed recently. VIII be used in the At
eSmpt to track the murderer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
SEABOARD'S STRAITS
ReCeiVerShip Is Asked For Great
Railroad System.
SOUTHERN STATES AFFECTED

0yeSum GVN'W"bs wv W NNNN'SN
LeoIs, alton In Southern states.
Hearing Held or Moving Passenger
Train.
Richmond, Va. Jan. 3.--l.awyPrs
representing the Seaboard AIR Line
railway system and the creditors OF
the company left here about I o'clock
on q special train for nanvi'le, Va,
where they expect TO meet United
States Judge PriIchard about mid
night and ask that the great railroad
system be put into tho hands OF ro'
ceivers.
Application Made for Receivers
Council for the railway company
and Its creditors applied Wednesday
afternoon to United States District
Judge Waddell for the appointment OF
receivers, but subsequently agreed to
make applI 2.lon to Judge Pr1tchard,
of the United States circuit court, aud
thereby obviate tie necessity Of Sc
curing auxiliary DEGREES In each OF tho
court districts through which the lines
Of the company operate, With thiR
end in view Judge Leigh r. Watts.
general counsel OF the Seaboard, VITA
other attorneys left for Danville TO
meet Judge Prltchard at that point.
II having been learned that he was
on his way TO Richmond Is consider
the matter.
Judge Waddeli announced that ne
would appoint the receivers on certain
conditions. but II wAE thought best TO
70 TO court with larger Jurisdiction
Caused by Legislation.
The reason given Tor applying for
a recsiverShlp for the Seaboard 10
that the compaNy II unable to pay In
terest charges now due.
In railway and financial circles the
situation In which the seaboard, vita
ito thousands Of miles Of trackaEe,
finds Itself. 10 attributed to the leg
islatiye onslaughta that have been
made on railroads and on other cor.
porate interests for The past ycaf In
the states through which me scaboard
runs
Earnings Were Reduced.
These legislative onslauEhS have
reduced the earnIngn 81 the System
and have made II difficult for Il 10
meeti1 fixed charges.
Where II PineheA
Gossip has n that the members OF
the commission In ttsir individual ca
paclty have been brought 20 tho rail
sation OF tho fact thar ~ hong ~ the
pledge to cut doWn the frciKht earn
ing capacity II The railroads 10 the
szisaa II o. 900 900 psr amman u out
standing. without any action pro or
con. the effesl win be- detrimental 10
The effort 10 secure further isVest'
ments n state rAilroaa securities. By
uhsoS the roads hope 70 b. enabled 10
carry on thsiF vork Of improvement
aaa 10 obtain eOoHga ready cash 70
resume normal operatiou
II Il Eaaarally underwood nat Qua
% the firsss Ac1 a toe commission
Aariag ne nee y~aS. Will b TO take
up the compr0mlea pAAsanEsE rate A.
TAngsment as3eed apoa 80 the result
q tao Conferences hsevoan % GoT'
errors - GeogSis. Nsrh carolisa and
Aanbama Tlb importaat voFh viii
DF0AAbiy ~ staaFtahes ~ a. early
Asaa asa ss ne result - ths eslie-
sgaStoa. q is generally uaAaTStooa mat
q RsS seheAals 81 paAsenGsr rates
VII b ah6Sanoea soH oSOrsiA a. an
eayiy aA,s While ais sSs s.aeials
WI 6lsgE some iBer@sss ever he Ter
Fol rates. II vlB ~ tass4 gpn iha
uniGnsm aeaS agssea Bgoa - ne -
~rsf2 ~ a. S0rfe~aaem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04

Esafeaes. Ala. JeR. sa
aimps0n. usphsw - fsesa
HtWpeca. committed sssefaa Waf
~ nllegAsas ~ eawssa9
l1ep8h - bsak
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
FIRST DAY OF PROHIBITION.
Novel New Vsar'S Day For Many
Georgia cRIss.

savannah, IA, JHu, ), -dANhnnhn
first day under the reign OF prOai'
OitiOn WAS - peaceful one, There
Was little In Ope way OF disorder, and
p far as coEId DO asCertained, there
were few, IL any. blind tigers In OPP
GRAFTON.
Several OF the barrooms were open,
but al they were selling was the
home brew Oeer. No locker clubs were
In operation.
Quiet at Columbus,
Columbus, Ga. Jan, S.--Colum.
bus first day under prohibition was
about as uneyentful as could BE- lmag'
ined. The last night OF the roiEn Of
John Barleycorn was 30 quiet that
there were only six cascs In police
court wcdn balay,
Nineteen, 6srs Close At BrunswIeh.
Brunswick. Ca, Jan. 3,--A crowd
OF u hundred celebrated the closing
of the year at midnight Headed by
a brass band they pRradod through
the business section firing REVIEWERS
and torpedpes and blowing horna. The
jubilee lteted about an hour.
Usual Number Of DRINKS,
y Augusta. Gu. Jan S,--.Augusta's
fiEst day as prohibition city passed
without notable event. The familiar
bar rooms Rere closed, but the streeta
were throngod with people call day,
business was just o. active and brisR
as ever, and except Sor the fact that
the air Was laden with comment on
the now situation There was nothing
70 mark tho day from any that had
gone before, A. the pollco barracks
the usYnl number Of drInlA were ro-
cordedl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-04
Earnings Were hsduesd .

These legislative onslauEhts have
reduced me earnings Of the syatem
and have made II difficult for Il 10
moetits fixed charges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-06
THE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
Conference Of Officers Showed Instl
tuition to Be In Good Condition.

Conference Of Officers Showed lnstl-
tuition to Be In Good Condition.
The Gainesville and Alachua County
Hospital Association. by order OF rs
president. Hon. W, w. Hampton held
a conference on Wednesday Afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the Odd Fellows SAINT
tarium. which Is under the control
OF the association, with Rev, Thos.
p. Hay, chairman. and Col Ferdinand
Bayer, secretary. OF the board OF
trustees. Mrs. Clara Richards. pres.
ident OF the Hospital Aid Association,
and Mrs Bradley. superintendent OF the
hospital. to consider the matter OF the
general condition OF the association.
the hospital. aud things in general
relative to the institution.
The conference was a most salts.
factory one. as everything was found
to be in excellent condition, with the
management of the hospital and its af.
fairs all that could be desired.
In speaking OF the institution,
President Hampton stated that all II
needed was the support OF the people,
and he felt that It was the duty OF
our people to keep the institution prop
erly supported. ~ It Is one OF the most
important In the city, With this
everyone ain agree, az the institution
for a city the size OF Gainesville Il an
absolute necessity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-06
BAR ASSOCIATION
HAD GOOD MEETING
The Association Wants q. S, Court
to Assemble Here,
THE PUBLIC BUILDING MATTER

Two important Bills Of Congressman
CLARK Were Brought Up, and As.
ISOLATION offered Him Cooperation
and Assistance In Both Measures,
The Gainesville Bar Association
held a most interesting meeting at
the offices OF Col. w, w, Hampton on
Thursday afternoon, two matters Of
great importance having been present
ed for the consideration OF this organi,
Eatlon.
The first measure was a bill Of Hon,
Frank Clark, member Of Congress
from the second Congressional dis,
trlct, In which he asks that
Alachua county be transferred from
the Southern to the Northern district
OF Florida. United States court jurls-
dictlon.
This proposition met the hearty ap-
prevail OF the association, when It was
ordered that Congressman Clark be
assured OF the hearty approval OF this
bar, with a request that Gainesville
be selected rs u point In which to
hold sessions Of the United States
court. Col. Hampton was appointed
unanimously AS a committee Of one"
to confer with Congressman Clark In
this matter, looking toward the c5tab.
fishing OF q court here,
The bill Of Congressman Clark In
creaslng the appropriation Tor the
proposed public building here To
$200.O 900, was also taken up and the
Congressman vas sustained In hts
resolution, and the proper effort viii
be made which viii bring to bear I'M
fuencos IN this direction
In all, this meeting was most sue
cessful one. and Il Is believed viii
bring about much good In the dIrec
ton indicated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-06
THE LOTIONS HAVE CONE.
Mr.. Lotion Expects to Engage In the
Furniture Business In Miami.

], +, Lotion and family, who have
been In this city for the past nine
months. left yesterday for points In
Georgia. where they will visit for a
few weeks, proceeding then TO Miami,
where they viii make their future
home.
Mr. Lotion. who II an expert furni.
ture man, has been connected with
the Gainesville Furniture Company
slnce coming here, and has made him.
self quite popular with the public. bA
decided to engage Ia business for
himself. and selected Miami M the
point. Friends here regret very much
to lose them. but wish them much
success and happiness la their new
homo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-06
'TIit ptRft(T war
Scores of Florida Citizens Have
Learned II.

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only one way TO cure II.
The perfect way is to cure the kid
neys.
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect 1t, urinary troubles follow,
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S. b. Lemons, cigar maker, living
at 1911 Ashlet street, Tampa, Fla,
says: Il used Deans Kidney Pills
and they cured me of backache and
disorder of the kidneys. Two or three
times on account Of the pain In my
back was unable to work for several
days, The secretions OF the kidneys
were In q very bad condition, dark
In color, and II allowed to stand
would become of the consistency OF
jelly. l tried various remedies, taking
what seemed like gallons Of medicine
and l also put on plasters, but nothing
helped me at all until l got Doan's
Kidney Pills upon the advice Of q
friend Of mine, and using them ac'
cording to directions they cured me
In a very short tir.-
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New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tie name-Doan's--and
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-06
Hal Hal HAI
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