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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
THE RAILROADS
CITED TO APPEAR
Az Gainesville On January 90 and
Show Cause If Any
wHV NEW PASSENGER DEPors

should Not 6e Constructed by A. c. L.
and s. A. L.-ApplleatiOu for Estab-
Ilshment Of Union Depot Seems to
Have Borne Fruit for Public Good.
Though the demand OF the clti-
Ssns of Gainesville for the establish
ment Of a union depot was denied by
the Railroad Commission, It seems to
have resulted for the public good, as
evidenced by the orders Of the COM
mission requiring the S. A. L. and A.
G. L. to meet the commission In this
city on January 22nd and show cause
Why they should not provide more ade-
Suate passenger accommodations for
the travelling public at their respective
depots In this city.
There is no gainsaying that these
two railroads should be required to
p1ovide better passenger accommoda-
lions at their respective stations, and
the public should meet with the com.
mission on the 22nd and show the
necessity OF better facilities in this
line.
Following are the orders Of the com.
mission directed to the two railroads
referred to:
''0hice Of the Railroad Commissioners
of the State OF FLORIDA.
ITO the Seaboard Air Line Railway:
You are hereby notified that there will
De a meeting OF the Railroad Commits
sioners OF the State OF Florida at the
court house in Gainesville, Florida, on
ahe 22nd day OF January, A. d. 1908,
at 8 O'Clock a. m, to consider the ad-
Visibility OF issuing order requiring
you to construct a passenger depot at
Gainesville, Florida. At this meeting
you, the Seaboard Air Line railway,
will have an opportunity to DO heard
and to show cause, II any you have,
Why the proposed order should not be
issued.
Done and ordered by the Railroad
Commissioners OF the State Of Florida,
IN session at their once IN the city
Of Tallahassee, Florida, this 9th day
Of January, A. ID. 1908.
"R. HUDSON BURR, Chairman.
Attest: R. c. DUNN. Secy.
"ohice OF the Railroad Commissioners
OF the State OF Florida.
ITO the Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
road Company; You are hereby mott
ned that there will be q meeting Of
the Railroad Commissioners OF the
State OF Florida at the court house In
Gainesville Florida, at 1880 O'Clock
a. m. on the 22nd day OF January. A.
d. 1908. TO consider the advisAbillty
Of issuing an order requiring you to
enlarge and improve your passenger
depot at Gainesville. Florida, AZ this
meeting you. the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company. will have an op.
portunlty to be- heard and 60 shOw
cause. II any you have. why the pro
posed order should not be Issued.
Done and ordered by the Railroad
Commissioner Of the State Of Florida,
An session AZ their Office In the city
Of Tallahassee Florida. this 9th day Of
January. A. y. zoos
"R. HUDSON BURR, Chairman.
~ g..iy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

10 = stage. and BaIlaTda Snow
I4niment plays . most prominent part.
II has no superior for ThsumAtIam. stiR
joints. cuts. spFainA and ali pAIns.
buy Il, Try n and you vii aiwAyH
use II. Anybody Who has used flat
lard's snoW Llaimcnt - q living proof
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toc and ti.OG. Sole b. W n. John.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

Nature and a woman's work COM
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills that the
world has ever known.
In the good old-fashioned days OF
our grandmothers they relied upon
the roots and herbs of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years In
the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs Of the
field Lydia Z. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
of the world a remedy for their pc.
culiAr ills, more potent and ettica'
cious than any combination ofdrugs'
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Is now recognized as the
standard remedy for womans Ills
Mrs. Bertha Muff, of 6l6 NC. ST.
LOUISIANA, MO-, WrlCeS'
Complete restoration 70 health
meens so much to me that for the sake
OF other suffering women l am willing
70 make my troubles public.
"For twelve years l had been suher'
ing with the worst forms OF female lie,
During that time had eleven different
physicians without help. No tongue
can tell what suffered, and at times
could hardly walk. About two years
ago wrote Ars. Pinkham for advice
I followed II, aud can truly cay that
Lydia Il. PinkhRm's Vegetable Com
pound and MIRA. Pinkham's advice re-
stored health and strength. II IL
worth mountains Of gold 70 suffering
women"
What Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegc'
table Compound did for Mrs, Muif
Il viii do for other suffering women
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

Harsh pATates roart SCALES Ia
AsBeia. oanss esroaSe eoas'iF@tioa
Doan's ReEuisss Operaas easily. toe
aha romsEA. osFs eoussiEztioa Ssr
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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

THE SWELLEST house In San Francisco.
Enhugany. curly birch weatiered aud fumed
oal, velvet. Administer and Saronerie carpets !:
heayy hangings and drsperies; everything OF the
highest csass. This house contains 50 rooms
and 10 baths, gas, electricity and running hot
beds costing from s65 TO Sl35 each In the best
rooms There Is a lease for 10 years az very
reasonable dEure. Single rooms bring $50 TO $40
suites 500 70 S65 per month. This house viii
clear $500 10 500 a month. The people that
own 81 keep books and demonstrate the
amount the house makes TO The satisfaction OF
any fair minded person The owner Is going
abroad and vii sell this splendid house for
- co. nad guarantee its earnings 70 be not less
1han $500 per month above all expenses. Ex-
ciusiTely vita II you want TO buy some
thing that VIII always bring IN the money. and
plenty Of II. come IN and VIII be pleased
. show you this
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
TRIs IS LEE sEcoNp oNE.


N PACIFIC ST, In the all night quarter: new
house q IS rporls; modern throughout; IonG
lease al only IS per rent This house viii
clear. does clear ana WI keep clearing $1,000
per month. Don't forget that you've never beer
offered anything like this. The price is s., ,0o0-
and on terms at thst-Flmply q give-away price
tor business proposition making such an amount
q money. Come soon II you want anything Ike
TEE TWO HOUSES ABOVE WE HOLD FIX.
SHOWN TO CLEAR AMOUNTS CLAIMED BY
TIE OWNERS.
HERE'S ANOTHER! In San Francisco IN the
Western addition. in the best part OF a very
building, erected on leased ground at an expense
q Szt.5Oo The lease coutinues FOR years, at
entire term. The building contains store be.
low and SO rooms above. The store Is leased for
$50 per month which IS s25 more than the
rental The Sc rooms well furnished out.
1ttec with running water, gas aud eiectricitv-
70 short. thoroughly modern throughout The
roonng house Is clearing neariT 5000 ne,
mo1th-a5out 5000 per year. Il does not re.
ouire yast deal ot perception FOR one to grseu
the possibilities offered We Will sell you the
building all the furniture Of the sc rooms 70.
Rether with the business and lease. for $40 soo
This is the greatest snap offered in the state.
come nnd and we viii furnish you f,,r.
ther particulars.
HOW'S THfS5 40 rOon new house with run.
mag water ia every room; rent only $40 a
month. or $50 per room: with lease Iron
beds. siik floss mattresses Brussels carnets
everything ~ excellent condition: e. go burs II
- sold this week. Don't delay Il YOU are
looking for bargain. but grab this while you
have the chance
BAR. DINING ROOM and y fine rooms New
building. clearing <4Oo moath. Bar does
STEADY business frd every room IN the house Il
full. VII sell ohe-half interest or all fuSi
purchaser dssires. Il ron Want good bus I
ness IN partnership with a reliable man o,
would like something OF this kind yourself
alone look into this.
EACH DEPARTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS
IS HANDLED BIZ COMPETENT BUSINESS
MEN OF EXPERIENCE WHO PROTECT THf
INTERESTS OF BUYER AND SELLER ALIKE
IN EVERY TRANSACTION.
THE FULLER COMPANY
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
BARRIERS AND surrLrEs-co.t.nu<a

WELCOME TO THE FLEET
aud cordial invitation the BOYS
IN BLUE to visit our large and COM
MODIOUS store, during your stay IN our
City.
NOTE the SPECIAL prices that VIII
prevail on some OF our staple goods.
No. % SKIDO0 RAzORS 500. BARBER
COATS s2-O0 valrIe 81. .25,--So- iT5 COAT
81. Is value S15.--HAIR BRUSHES SIS
s. e.40.--SHEIL HORSE HIDE SrR0P S.75
value $50 Some ~ In. ALL STEEL
SHEARS SIS each-
Second Hand Combination Mirror
Case (KOCHS No 2i4) for three chairs
Complete.
Second Hand KOKEN CHAIRS In LEATHER
Tho above fixtures are In gilt edge
Condition. ariy and can be bought
at very Low PRICES. Call and inspect thu
same set up in store.
DICK BROS. Inc.
BARBER SUPPLIES i82-164 Turk 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

We HAVE for sale 8 handsomely furnished
house of s. rooms In 2 and 4 room apart
nents. with private bath. With this house
goes the lease Of stores and splendid grill
on the ground floor. In q fine locality and one
that viii increase In desirablity time goes
bY. This house will clear $500 70 5000 per
month and has an assured future. Half cash,
balance 500 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

COUNTRY HOTEL AND BAR with 40 rooms
above; ia Of the finest little cities In Cali
1ornla only about hour fr0nl San Francisco:
the rent Is only 500 per month. with a lease
extending ever years; the owner subiets "a
The amount ~ $40 per month. leaving his own
rental SJ5 per moath. which Is, practicLiiy
speaking, merely nothing He will show any
Iair minded man that lie is clearing 5000 per
year. lie n leaving the state and has put the
price down 70 Sc. .Oo0--not 4 dollar less-and 1t
must BE- cash. Never has there been offered any
better business proposition than this In 8 coun-
Try hotel aud bar II you want TO buy a busi-
ness rhzt will render you independent in few
years 50 and see this, as II viii stand the lime
light.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

IS ROOM CORNER HOUSE. with hot and
cold water n every room; rent only $3.50 per
month. or 81 per room. This house Is new and
newly furnished clears 5000 month We will
accepr- Tor gEicSf sale $2.oO0 and give you
terms 10 suit. This is zrest buy. corid
readily sell fiis house for considerable more
money within the next two three months
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
THIS Is TIIE FIRST ONE.

At THE HEAD Of Kesrny St. in the transient
quarter. we have q bouFe OF 80 rooms ths 4 5
clearing $50 per month; lease Of years At
reasonable rent II you want TO make money
1ast this is the greatest proposition you ever
heard Of; $1,000 buys ft; months business
pays the bin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

The VERY BEST house IN town OF the size
A splendid corner Of 20 rooms. laid out in such
manner that X gets floods OF sunshine and can
Be completely aired In is minutes. hot and cold
WATER IN every room day and night. The fur
nishngs ure Of the best-Axminster, velvet mo-
cuette and Brussels carpets; oak. mahogany and
maple furniture; clears row from $500 10 s4OO
every month"; The price is $500 and it's
Norta 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

A BEAUTIFULLY fsrnished apartment house
o. o. rooms. with private baths phones. steam
heat and e~cry modern convenience. Is clear
1hg now $4OO per nonth. Tlis is q great house
and is worth more money than the owners are
asking Tor Il. II you want a swell house see
this without fail.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
OFFICE OPEN TODAY
SUNDAY 8 to II.
L0GGING CAMPs.

LOGllNE CAMPS.
LUMBER MILLS AND YARDS.
2 inspectors. mill south, So day.
3 tree fallers. Tuolumne county. $6S found.
rigging singers. north. $40 and found
10 swampers. new company $50 month
donkeyuen. Siskfyou county. $40 found.
edgfrmen. big mill. $50 and found
: carriage settlers. new mill, SOS found.
MECHANICS
Machinist.A city shop. S3.25 day
Molding machine hand, planning MILL country,
$3.25 day.
lathers. city. IS per NJ.
Carriage painter. country shop. So day.
tinsmiths. city shop. IS day.
Foreman machlnist. country, 800 mouth.
z wagon biacksrniths. city "a day
z wagon wood workers, city. 81 day
tinsmiths. long job. north. $4.5O day.
Horse sheer. Men6Ocino county, s. 70 day.
other places for coopers. painters. mechanics.
helpers. etc.
TELS-RESTAURANTS
COOKS-DISHWASfIER
Camp cook. free fare. north; 500 and found
C0ok. SenoHna county restaurant: $40 wk. & I'd.
Second cook. county restaurant $45 and found.
: Cook. city boarding house; $50 aud found.
- cook. city restaurant: SIS week.
Second cook. city restaurant; SIS week
Waiter. country restaurant 81 fare: $35 ID
Waiter. restaurant Oakland; $50 and found.
Waiter, country hotel; S25 and found
dishwashsrs, pantrymen, porters.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

If Tor WANT TO Buy. COME ~
AND TALK OVER YOUR DESIRES.
We ARE GLAD TO SEE l0U.
WHETHER YOU BUY or NOT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
LODGING HOUSES ron SALE

THE FULLER CO.,
g tacihc bldg, Market st. at 4th. San Fran
cisco.
Phone Douglas 1923.
49,. Branch Ofnces:
44lS Broadway. Oakland. z57 18th ST, Oakland.
WE ARE CERTAINLY DOING THE BUSINESS
or SAN FRANCISCO.
REMEMBER THAT EVERY GOOD PRoPo-
el1lQN COMES TO Us, AS WE ARE THE
BIGGEST ADVERTISERS IN SAN FRANCISCO
AND ARE THE ACKNOWLEDGE LEADERS
BUSINESS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

A VERY ELABoRATELY- furnished house. In
4 = n-iStOcratic Eil district; 40 rooms; on cor
hof and cold waTe- IN every room: the l. test
pa1cnf "a Marshall & Sterns wall fixtures wtere-
or bedroom be converted into 4 very COSY
s.ttiap room "a u minutes time. This handsome
establishment can be had for s.. 800. One Of the
bargains OF the city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
LARORER+LkRoRERs

LABORERS- S-LkBORERS
90 lahorers FOR big raIiroad-Job. with free
fare. $3.50 month.
- lsborers for power company; work viii
last years. $3.50 month.
10 laborers ON new building. city. So so
month
10 lsbOrers grading camp. close By $3.50
month.
TRANSFERS.
10 railroad teamsterss with free fare. So. 80
10 Iaborers. Monterey county. fare refunded.
$50 month.
scraper teamsters. 81 fare. 50 25 day.
seraper reamSters, city. long JOB. 81 day.
teamsters. country stable. s3J and I'd
Z ranch teamsters. horses. $35 aud "a.
RANCIIES-DAIRIES
Mixer. Saa Nateo county. $45 and found
mixer. Contra Costa county S35 and found
Dairyman. PllImas county. $50 to SO found
MIXER. Sacramento county. $40 and found
Ailker. north. 16 cows. $50 and found.
vineyard hands. Merced county $50 found.
2 farrihsnds. San Nateo county s25 found.
Farmer and handy man. stock ranch. SIS "a.
ranch teamsters. $1-50 fare. $35 found
3 transfers. drive horses. s35 and found.
hay makers. 75c fare. S1.50 day and found.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

on --the Coast" where TIE lights meet the
dawn II you "art that sort OF q proposition.
we have two.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
APARTMENT HOUSES.

We have the exclusive contract on some OF
the best paying and most elegantly furnished
houses in this city; we handle the classy
TIE VERY nnesr small apartment house in
San Francisco; beautifully and expensively fur
nisped; curly birch, mahogany and weathered
oak. the best OF carpets. bedding and hang
ings; Is rooms, divided into room apartments
With CRATES, gas ranges. instantaneous gas heat
ers and every possible modern convenience:
every room light and sunnv-sltogether the
elevcresf little house in town The price of this
charming little house has been reduced from
$500 10 $1,000; worth exactly twice the price
asked.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

BEAUTIFUL fat OF 6 rooms and bath;
plenty 0t sun and afr: well furnished through.
out; good carpets snd bedding; household uten.
sis. dishes. glassware chlns. silver linen
bric-n-5rac. music box. gra n0phone-eFerythine
are loeatins IA San Francisco you viii be IN
teresfed IN this
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

A GOOD, dependable house Of 80 rooms. near
Var Ness ave-; lease for years; house is
Clearing $500 q month; price SC. coo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
500 spleRdidiy furnished rooms 35c SOC and
I5e per day: free baths with every room;
largest hotel office and cinbhouses on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.: baggnge checked
and stored free OF charge; highest grade of
white help employed
WHITE PALACE HOTEL-SEVER CLOSED.
11th and Market sts San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

SECOND hand chairs, all makes. cheap; Easy
terms: mirrors, poles. washssands. shops fttsd
up. L NJ DRAKE. leis-2o franklin st-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

MISCELLANEOUS
Porter and asst. bar tender $50 and found
Bakers helper. city So week.
Stab,eman. city stable: $50 and room
Grocery wagon driver. city: SO week
Handy man around dairy. $40 and room.
Porter FOR Institution: $50 and found.
Porter for city boat; $50 aud found
Stableman., country Place; $50 AMI found.
Man 70 cook and house work; $50 and found.
Butcher. small shop: S35 and found.
lumber Inspectors, south: So day.
HUNDREDS Or OTHERS
We are receiving orders every minute OF
the day. Read orr bulletin boards
GET OUR DAILY LISTS.
MURRAY & MURRAY
11th and Market StS.. san Francisco.
9Th and Franklin sts Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
spec,aI pi.pateh to The cam

was the first to teach the beauties of
Dante to American pupils.
OLD TEACHERS RECALLED
Among the old teachers may be re-
called Charles Coudert, father of the
lawyer, and Mrs. Catherine MeImoth. a
retired English actress, who was the
first instructor of Cardinal McCloskey,
and 10 whose lessons he attributed the
perfect articulation for which he was
noted in his public speaking She was
buried in old st. Patrick's graveyard
Generals John Newton and Thomas
Francis Meagher are only two of a
long list of brilliant military charac-
ters
1t has been said that during the CEN
tury the four greatest demonstrations
among the laity were at the laying of
the cornerstone of st. Patrick's cathe-
dral in 1858, the Columbus procession
in 1892, the opening of the new dio-
cesan seminary at Dunwoodie in 1895,
and the mammoth protest in 1907
against the persecution of Catholics in
France.
According to official records more
than a million persons are at rest in
old St Patrick's, the Eleventh street
Calvary, st. Raymond's and other
burying grounds It has. therefore,
of its first century the quick-I. 200, 900
and the dead of the diocese of New
York about balance numerically"
Thomas Lloyd lies buried at old ST.
Augustine's. Philadelphia. About three
years ago the National Association of
shorthand reporters erected over his
grave a memorial in recognition of his
official position as the first reporter Of
congress and Of his being the founder
Of the first American system of short
hand reporting. He is one of the lay
men recalled by the New York cele-
brations.
When Washington was inaugurated
for the first time in Federal hall, New
York, It was Lloyd who, as official
stenographer for congress, took down
his historic address. Lloyd was born
in England and educated at the Jesuit
college at St. Omers, which had so
much to DO with the foundation of the
church in the United States. There he
learned shorthand, and he declared that
there he was trained not only in re-
ligious and scientific knowledge, but
in republican principles" also. John
Carroll was one of his teachers, and
Leonard Neale his intimate friend
He came to Maryland in 1871, served
as a lieutenant during the revolution
and then became secretary TO Michael
Hillegas. the first treasurer of the
United States. AS publisher and editor
he printed in Philadelphia in 1888
Chancelor's "Unerring Authority of
the Catholic Church in Matters of
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17

NEW YORK. May 1s.-The mag
nidcent Catholic celebration in New
York recalls to mind & galaxy OF
eminent laymen who were prominent In
the history of the archdiocese during
its first hundred years-an archdiocese
which enjoys the distinction Of having
opened the first free school in New
York state in old ST. Peters church in
1900. six years in advance Of any state
public school
Her laymen were found in all the
walks Of life. But we feel strongly in
clined to place at their head in order
of merit, although not in order of time,
the well remembered Pierre Toussaint.
a cOlored man and formerly a slave in
the West Indies. He was one of the
early members Of st. Peters congrega-
tion IN Barclay street He was the
fashionable hair dresser Of the day.
and the money thus earned was spent
unstintingly in works Of charity. For
so years he never once failed TO attend
daily mass at st. Peters. He died
June 80. 1883, aged 81; and the speaker
al his funeral declared that there
were few left among the clergy su-
periOr 10 him in devotion and zeal for
the church and for the glory Of God;
among laymen none"
FIRST NEW YORKER ORDAINED
The Rev. James A. Neill was the first
native New Yorker ordained to the
priesthood. The list Of physicians in
cludes Joseph O'Dwyer, whose intuba-
tion tube has been considered one OF
the greatest contributions TO modern
medical science Charles O'Conor
stands at the head Of the distinguished
members Of the bar, the list including
Frederic r. COudert. George Bliss and
many others. The first Catholic to be
chosen as q judge was Charles p. Daily,
elected TO the court of common pleas
in 1914, who served 45 years. John r
Brady was the first Catholic judge Of
The supreme court Of New York. John
Kelly and william r. Grace are Of
course well remembered among the
politicians
Bernard DOrnin was the first Catho-
lic publisher; Thomas O'Conor, father
OF the great Charles, the first editor
Others following include James A Nc
Master Of the Freeman's Journal.
Orestes A BrOwnsOn, the philosopher
and essayist; J. Max Oertel a convert
from Luthersnism; John r. Hassard.
first editor OF the Catholic World and
an editor Of the New York Tribune:
John Culinary Shea, the historian
George Parsons Lathrop and Lorenzo
De POnte, who wrote the librettos for
MOzart's operas. Don Giovanni" La
Nozzi di Figaro" and "Cosi Fan Tute. -
and who is buried in the old Eleventh
street cemetery His daughter was the
wife Of Dr. Henry James Anderson. He
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
U. S. RENTS FEE TO
GRAzERS IN SIERRA
Stock Will Be Left on Range
Without Hindrance Dur
AMEA ing Year AZ
Fear of Working Hardship to
Many Herd Owners Leads
to New Ruling
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The forest
service has made recommendation to
the secretary Of agriculture that all
stock which have grazed regularly on
the range in the new tracts of land
added to the Sierra national forests,
California, during the past be allowed
TO Craze free of charge and without
permit during 1908.
In the addition recently made to the
sierra forest it is reported that large
portion of the area is used for grazing
and that the live stock industry Is
OF Importance TO the welfare of the
people. The number of cattle, horses,
sheep and goats occupying the range
Is unknown and the season is now so
Tar advanced that it is not possible to
give proper notice to applicants for
grazing privileges, and for this reason
IL mas been recommended that there
should be no grazing fees on the ad-
dition this year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17

tawa in a search for the North sea he
had lost his astrolabe while making
portage. In 1857 an instrument was
found in that country with the inscrip-
ton: Paris, 1903" It is believed to be
Champlains lost astrolabe.
His methods with his men in the fort
were the same as those he adopted on
the high seas. No disorder or even pro-
family were tolerated. The rules he
wrote for his sailors might have been
applied to the inhabitants of monas-