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The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-14
FRON OTHER PENS
BUSINESS TRIBUNALS.

Andrew Carnegie has written a LET
ter commencing the Interstate COM
merce commission, for it's work and
advising that it's powers be Increased
he regards tribunal Of this character
as absolutely necessary, for the rela-
tlons between the corporations and the
people nave become so great and COM
pl1cated that there must be some off,
cial agency for adjusting the differ
ences that arise. It cannot be ex-
pected that the courts will dispose or
these differences or protect the peopIe
from the expressions to which they are
constantly subjected. The courts are
TOO SLOW Their processes are too
var1egated to admit of prompt decis-
ions. The corporations are equipped
with appliances that may postpone a
definite conclusion until justice be-
comes stale and unrecognizabIe
case brought before the Interstate
tribunal can soon be ended, for there
1t is treated more as a business oues-
ton than an issue of law. The business
OF the country cannot wait on the slow
action OF the courts, Within the do
main OF commercial restraint of trade
Mr. Carnegie says I" body like the
Interstate commerce commission can
perform this duty much better than
courts OF law" Here is customer of
railroad who feels aggrieved at some
act or regulation OF the road. BY an
pealing to some economic tribunal he
can have his contention settled in a
short time. If he goes to the courts
the delay may be SO great that the
adjudication loses all its interest or
advantage when it comes. This ris-
courages and clogs business and really
promotes injustice. The interstate
commission has done away with a good
deal Of this trouble.-Ohio State Jour
nal.
TO EDUCATE GEORGLANs.
In recent talk with William E.
Curtis, Gov. Hoke Smith, Of Georgia.
declared that he desired to signalixe
his administration by reducing the
ratio Of illiteracy in the state. and to
this end he is encouraging an increase
of educational facilities in every possi-
BILE way. The aspiration is a worthy
one, and such progress has already
been made in that direction as to at
Of the plan that Is most commendable
is the institution Of agricultural COL
leges in each one OF Georgia's eleven
congressional districts, the aim being
to furnish practical and scientific In
struction in an industry that forms
one of the states chief sources of
wealth. The idea is to make farming
not only profitable, but sufficiently at
tractive to turn the current that for
years has carried the young boys and
ters of population. In this respect
Georgia is setting an example that
should be followed, by other states. Re
Gently in a public address J. ]. Hill
deplored the fact that the American
people We're abandoning agriculture for
other vocations, with the result that
it is difficult for farmers to hire help.
Sons and daughters OF the agricul-
turists, instead OF remaining at home
to be of aid to their parents. rush to
the cities, and quickly assimilate
themselves to the, hurly -burly Of urban
life. Secretary Wilson, Of the agricul-
tural department, has also called at
tention to this unhealthy movement,
which threatens to destroy the national
balance.-Toledo Blade.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-14

. Probably this lowery weather OF the
past few days has been due to the big
storms and tornadoes which have
wrought such havoc to the north and
khe south Of Topeka. It is to be hoped
that they continue to give this locality
a wilde berth.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-14

Just in an off-hand way most every
one would have guessed that President
Roosevelt made his first public speech
hong before he was ten years old. But
h appears that guesses like this would
have been wrong.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
rrrom the Chicago New.

IFrom the Chicago NewAJ
Chronic kickers must avoid bucket.
shops. =
Also the smile Of beauty may be only
skin deeo.
He who has q strenuous wife WIN never
live the simple life.
wants to claim frfendship with them.
As q rule, when q man begius to look
for trouble he overestimates hfs capacity.
But the nerry-go-round doesn't AFFORD
the professional rounder sufficient excite
nnAnt.
A man with q beard three days old looks
a. II he had q f1axseed poultice on hts
face.
It's enough to mako an snotional actress
weep when she can't make her audience
do It.
You might save up something for a
rainy day by investing In a macintosh
and pair OF ruboers.
Sometimes girl refuses to scream when
q young man attempts to kiss her because
she DOESN'T want to frighten her mother.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-14
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal Is a member q the
Associated Press and receives the fun DAY
ganixation for the exclusive afternoon
publication in Topeka
The news is received In The, State Jour.
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-14

Lead Us Not Into Temptation.-
Hubby-Well. dear, and did you get
the stove we needed at the auction
sale? Wifey-No, they hadn't any
stoves. but I got q nice refrigerator
real cheap.-Exchange. {
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BIG AUDITORIUM
IS NOW READY
BUILDING WHERE DEMOCRATS
ARE TO MEET COST JUST !
S55o,o0o.

Denver. Jme S.-COsting $3.50 .000
and seating I250O people, Denyer'S
monster auditorium win throw open
its doors June 27 The seating, deco
ration and arrangements fer The DEM
ocratic national convention fer the
democratic national convention which
viii convene in the auditorium July Z,
have boon cnmniatad and aceanfad
by the national committee The first
floor alone will have 5000 seats.
There are u exits and the building
cen be emptied in two minutes.
In preparation for The convention
the rostrum and platform viii be
erected at the west side OF the ap-
ditorium with seats for the delegates
and alternatea extending along the
floor Of the stage proper Upon that
platform viii be +45 seats, which will
Be reserved for the members of the
national committee and for the ma
tioual guests of honor The number
of seats on the nstrum will be l01
Seats for the delegates in front of
the rostrum are arr mged nearly in
| the center of the building The NUN
Der OF seats is l.005 and Immediately
behind This section are the seats of
the aternates, also 1905 in number.
| The main entrance will be on Cur
It's street
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~ mGaRHm and WHISNGY FiAB
OPIUM !: =: 6: !: :: ::
N an tA-nsae-N IN

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Box 3e7, Atlanta, Ca. Once, 1o4 NJ.
Pryor Street.
1 left or your treatment four
months ago Have no desire for an
cpiate. Your treatment Is ali ii
claims. Louisa J. Oakley,
May Sth. '06. Snow Flake. ArlE
Over four years ago you cured me
OF morphiLe habit. Elias G, Starr,
Macon, Mo.
have never drank whiskey since
Marsh %, 1892, when / began your
treatment / do not crave any whis
key to this day. B. D. Wilson,
Direct, Tex.
have used both for the llauor and
opium habits and 1t has been a sue
cess. | prefer 1t to all other rem
edies. Il. G. NormenI NJ. D. Darling
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| bought your cure under nom
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z. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh, Penn.
WRITE 10 DIR. WOOLLEY, Box
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BRASS, STEEL AND RUBBER
Stamps Seals, Stencils Badges,
House Numbers Memorial Tablets.
w. B. TAIN, CITY HALL.
FOR FURNISHED ROOMS
or Table Board Go To :
J. M. WILSON'S
SOP 10 Monk Street.
RATES REASONABLE. Phone 16
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CAREFUL PRoMPTNESS.
making haste slowly" -characterizes
our method Of compounding physi-
clans prescriptions. We are not lag
CARDS, but caution Is our first Srin-
ciple, so that our customers will be
helped, not Kindred in the cure Of
their maladies. Purity and neatness
might with truth be printed on our
laDels. Safe place for yonr doctors
orders
THE ATLANTA PHARMACY. 3
phone, 310. -
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Ever Troubled With Rheu-
matism In Your Feet 3?

Under date Of June 30 1904, this letter was
received from Ed, w: R. SHREDDER, Pastor
First Baptist Church, Casey, ILL.,: MY wife
was sorely afflicted with Rheumatism in the
feet. tried doctors. and many remedies, but
she got no better. l wrote you for a bottle
Of Seven Banks, which proved a great bless.
ing to her"
How some women do suffer with
their feet. They can't hardly stand
on them, let alone walk. when Rheu-
matism gets a good hold. We've had
them tell US just how they've suffered
and asked US if we knew of a good,
honest remedy. We always recon-
mend Seven Barks-don't know of
anything better. 1t costs but 50 cents
a bottle, and when it fails, return the
empty or partly used bottle and we'll
return your money. Seven Banks is
! great remedy for Stomach troubles,
'ut it's good for many other ailments,
90. STry it and see. Q
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-14
SUPPLY Of STEAM
COAL IS SHORT
BIRMINGHAM STRIKE, 1T rs SAID,
is RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
SHORTAGE.

The coal dealers OF Georgia are una.
bic 10 supply steam coal in this state
al present. says prominent coal
dealer. Their inability to do so is
due TO the coal miners strike in the
Birmingham district, from which the
bulk of the supply comes under nor.
NAL conditiones."
The dealer stated that so far as
the domestic coal supply is concerned
the state dealers have a sufficiency 10
meet the demands for some time 10
come. He stated that it would run
them well into the winter. but IN the
event the winter is long one and a
harder one than usual dealers in many
cities OF the state would be compelled
10 secure an additional supply.
Prices for domestic coal have al.
ready been fxed-that is TO say for
the coal that they already have. and
the strike of the miners will not ef
feet II. Dealers are already taking
orders for future delivery, and the
prices are about the same as have
heretofore obtained. There will be
no advance in the price Of the coal
now in the yards
But. should the present supply be-
come exhausted. and the dealers pur.
chase more coal, the probabilities are
mat there would be an advance in
the price.
But the only coal trouble that is
being experienced at present reIa+ae
TO steam coal And it is understood
that the railroads are feeling the eff
fects Of the strike, which is cutting off
the transportation thereof II is fear
ed that on account OF 1t the roads
will reduce the number of employees
because they have little for them to
do.
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MAKE UP YOUR PARTY AND C
A CalifornfaKs Iuck

THE luckiest day of my life WAS
when bought box of Bucklen's Ar.
MICA Salve;" writes Charles F. Eudahn
OF Tracy, California. Two &c boxes
cured me Of an annoying case of IT'D.
Ing piles, which had trorbled me fol
years and that Yielded to no Other
Roses 1us store.
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lit Earsy Risers
r" e3-nosf" ';ftte aus.
II Reached tie Soot.

Mr.. E. Humphrey, woh owns large
general store at Omega, O., and IL
president Of the Adams County Tele-
phone Co, as well as of The Homa
Telephone Co. of Pike County, o.. saws
DIR. Kings New Discovery: 1T
sa'ed my life once. At least think
1t did. 1t seemed to reach tho spot
the very seat OF my cough when CIV
erything else failed" DR.. Kings Nov
discovery not only reaches the couAh
spot; 1t heals the sore spots and the
weak spots In throat, lungs and chest
sold under guarantee at Roses drug
store. Doc. and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
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F0LEYSKONEYAr6TAR.
Cures Colds; Prevents Pnevmonl.
NOW is NOT ru,e r,a

NOW is NOT THIS FA;R7
II l dress your saw and tbera ..
any thing wrong with it, l am more
than willing to correct it without ,nr.
lner cost to you. Address. w {
tucker 12S north Wolf street b..
Iween F and J.
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Excursion Fare from Brunswick

Excursion Fare from Brunswick
NORFOLK, VA, (FoR SEASIDE
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WILMINGTON, N. C. (WRIeHTs-
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And Attractive Rates TO All Other
Points on Application.
THROUGH PULLMAN SLEEPING
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TO NORFOLK, ARRIVING NOR
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Tickets limited to return on any train
until SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1908.
Atlantic Coast Line
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For Reservation or Information See
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{. M. NORTH,
Division Passenger Agent,
Savannah, Ga.
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THE EHILD KES~ LIRE TT
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
EoR SALE.

NAPTHA LAUNCH "IRIS"-Build in
1907. of Cypress and Live Oak knees
galvanized iron fasteEings, 49, long,
4 width, Draft @ g.. 2 Cylinder
Knox" 13 II. p Engine. Magnetic
equipment, capacity twelve passen-
gers, fully equipped. Address Plan.
tiers Fertilizer G. Phosphate Co,
Charleston, s. G.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26

No LIIkslIhcod % War Between Hon
durae ard Nicaragua.

No LIlkslIhcod % War Between Hon
durae ard Nicaragua.
Mobile. Ala, July q. According
10 advices received here from Spanish
Honduras BY Hon Ernesto F1stes. con.
sui from that country 10 this port,
there "A now no lnsuFrection In his
country nor Is there any likelihood Of
there being any war between Hon.
duras and Nicaragua.
Consul Fiefes declares that all the
talk about war between the two coun.
tries Is conjecture Of some ones
brain and that Il has no reality In
fact. Speaking or the matter. he
exhibited dispatch from the minister
o. the Interior OF Honduras. Mr. =
g. FYalla. which was dated July "a.
HI explained that this dispatch had
come via Ropto cortez and from thence
BY steamship 70 this port. hence us
statement that there was q revolution
IN Craclas and Chociuteca. which
towns were occupied by The lnsur-
renfR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26
wArsoN opeNs CAMPAIGN.
Large Audiences Hears popuIlst Can.
dldafn N Macon.

Macon. ca. July %. -'lion. Thomas
II Watson, populist nominee for
president. openei bis campaign before
large audience in the Grand opera
house Thursday night. He spoke more
than two hours. his attention being
given largely 10 the alleged faults aud
needs Of the democratic party In the
south. and to an attack on William ].
Bryan, the democratic nominee for
president.
nfr. Watson asked eog Gporgia's
electoral vote. and said that. Il nee.
essary. he would give them 10 Bryan
to defeat Taft
The house was well fllIed. the larg-
or number being the voters OF the
county Many people came from a
distance Mr. Watson was received
at the depot Thursday morning BY .
large party OF friends. and a. the
Brown House DURING the day he re.
oeived numbers o. prominent callers,
The speaker was introduced by Hon
w. A, Hun ia a short. but well chosen
address
In referring to the Democratic plat
form adopted ct Denver, Mt. Watson
sali:
This Denver platform Is rot 4 dem.
ocraticN platform, unless the mere say.
SO Of w j.. Bryan constitutes democ.
racy Judged BY the platform Of the
party from is very Foundation. down
70 the days or Buchanan. Il Il an IN.
suit TO historic democracy 10 call Bry
ans patchwork platform a democratic
document What right has no 70 do
mand the support OF those cltisens.
who are democratic IN prlnciple. upon
such platform a. thIsf
.
"The platform upon which I stand
represents the democracy Of Jefferson
ana jackson. applied 10 modern condi.
Hons Put into law, 4 would give
back 10 our country the prosperity a
enjoyed In ghe decade preceding tho
civil war II tha south viii follow
me Ia this campaign. revolving against
the odlous conditions under which $40
u expected ID serve Mr.. Tiryan. sac
viii At once resume her OLD place IN
the alsterhood OF sections She has
no Importance now, politically. BE-.
cause she has no Independence. Be.
ing a temperate suRes. which can bs
counted ON with certainty. nobody ~.
CARDS her Let the south become 70.
Iltlcally uncertain. aud she viii again
become politically great"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26

dee Armes, fronting no Champlaln
monument, whsrs the exercises were
held Here the prince received the
addresses Of tbs American and french
representative ne mayor % Quebec,
and nnaliy Chsmplasn himself. repf7-
duced ~ IN the days 81 Old, oomif =
from ne mimic reprodustisa o. Ms
original ehip. the pun So Dieu yith
some 5000 followers. representing
eYery passs OF "a France Ia Canada.
Thursday nlahi sha aiy was assass
With isehta From no citadel ne
prsnrs looked acroas ne 81 tAwrtncs
81 a Rin4ntle alspiay q araworks On
the helRkts o. ieVia mLgsAuR n nsfy
outlines ne portraits ~ Bins ~.
ward tie PALS " tioafmofensy.
ana &c Battle ~ wolfe asd Mont.
calm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26

tent and stunning Morrison. Christ
Ter and their wives, II tore Christ
ier's coat INTO shreds and twisted his
horn into a shapeless mass. An In
slant later nifty yards away. another
bolt struck Barbe. killing him IN
stantly. Private Morrisoh was stand
ina At the hospital tent when he was
struck There were seven or eight
patients in 1t, sufferers from the heat.
During a storm Tuesday night Lieu
tenant Paul X. Morley, Of the First
regiment. was killed BY lightning
while on regimental duty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26

Mobile Ala. lniY - "A 0nitort
Miaf Ap%flAi ssya fisst viii nMny
. aesH0 lre man at@ whsw enc aher
iNs oaieefs mefV irhliiag him waih
ftRs % afyest h&m nv feaaig sasegli
qr esnihef hiaeh ain 4 shoieao. fNn
sifaiftf fsFb ~ tlsm % gha elgg sil
'ef nfuae Raa baaaf etef m ase
s8m ~ tffe ana b milim8f laauef 81
W. tfNpaKsf lnfo ne eopety lAfl flua
~ So ahge6sa ~ 80 sDpoatment ~
anasaeF NsnIe 10 erlys ~ Namsn nnd
seaNhs ~ ~ ~ sla sasessnaf - rs
pnnra
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26
70 RRrNv Oh CASE



wla aaiek.
Oyster Bay. ~ ". luly asss'reel.
gent Roosevelt hna announced IN nA,
mlaiaNnAie terms lhs determination
VI thn ndminlasgmtlna ~ proceed wlEa
lsa prosecution ~ zoe ilaueaFd 0si
eeac despite enc declat3n adverse %
she aovefnmfnt. hanaea aoAa ~ ~
United States Circuit ceon ~ agpeaia
Wednesday
Thia deciai0n, ibe president thinAa,
III ~ way affects ne merits ~ sha
case. AL ~ makes haemn Ma deelalDn
b eaase the hetiun % ~ bnagal
swaln before iha cosgln n siiah shape.
n pgaslble AZ ~ pger@ns safhnleali
ties intarfsFinx Wi,h . eeeiHl0a bAsed
up8a ne nctnni lesuea iayoleea
Id u aald the president has direct
"a lhe aliopey Gssefnl 10 immealata.
D f4sa sssps fgs ssa retFiai q iae
ease.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26
QUEBEC CELEBRATES
Three Hundredth Anniversary Of
Cly's Founding,
HISTORIC PAST REPRODUCED
MssrIneent Spectacle Witnessed In the
Ancient clsy. * which The Prince o.
Wales WA tho Central Flears---vles
President Fairbanks Present.

Quebec. July 2s.-4Phe prince Of
wales was the central figure Thurs
day in the magnificent spectacle re.
producing Qaebesn historic past and
ushering In the three hundreath ami
versary Of the bounding OF the city BY
Champlain.
Aside from the spectacular features
Of the event It was the occasion for a
notable exchange Of addresses DO.
tween vice President Fairbanks and
the prince Of wales, ia which each
spoke Of the existing relations be.
tween the Uni,sA States and Great
Britain. and the prince delivered .
message Of good viii to the American
government
Il An enormous crowd allied the Place
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26
A NEavv Ronnea.


Lore Bandit Tries 70 Hold w .
Train BIN 10 Dalksa
chlcngo, July at.@rA dispatch %
tho Trlbune frOm Appleton. wlg..
says
a nefyy r0bber tried 10 hold 10 ihe
Asliand and. Sl panl bortboHnd train
on he Chicago and Northwestern rail-,
road THURSDAY near Appleton Juno
ton. = alle and . hair n1rth ~ hsfe
Tie train had fuse psaasl ih4 iuaeti0n
when q mnsked msn climbed over
Toe teader inlo ne eab ~ ne engine
from ths platform " ihe blind bag
gaze. where Ne had been hiding.
Revolver IN hand. Ne commanaet
TIE eagineer Ioais wundeii. 10 ssop
hia train. unr0apie hia engine. and
run 10 the tr@ek q short diksAnee
En6iaesf WunAelI. severed - De-
vas W ne maBs revolver. Waa Atoag
20 cosby shea GpaiMge pahi. b.
frenaa hn ne hiEhwnYman 4 heavy
bios. knnekinn ne reseiFeF from his
kAn6 paAi was sMinEag fpf ssoth
~ blow Hasn ne Eaan tsmps fg0m
lae aoarwaY ptiis ,ts iFsia Bas gan.
nl&g taaig mifs AZ ba8x
Wm ihsssnsg ~ ~ ssnhnmen hsns
tAaf tNefe Naa = iarre shsnsAf ~
Esls a. fAe ifAln FREQ chleatb h.
~. paal AaG ftaa "a wss etlf uesn
era 40 $3.50 was afief A nasss -
neafsaine 81 fhe hfehwnymnn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26
AeAmsLERs VENDETTA.
Mysterious Persons After this Sport
ing element IN Chicago.


ing element IN Chicago.
Chicago. H.. July rs. Bomb so.
is Ia the gamblers vendetta series
was exploded Thursday night In the
rear Of James J. Corbett's saloon. 2S6
SKATE street.
The bomb was placed under the "a
loon In the rear Of the basement which
Is used as atoreroom. Planks tive
inches thick were torn from the walls
apd several hundred dollars worth OF
bottled beer goods that had been
stored IN tho basement was broken.
The explosion caused excitement
among the guests Of the Strauss hotel
above the saloon. The bomb had
been placed on top OF jus and when
Il exploded, pieces Of the Jug we're
blown into the walls OF the building
Two rooms OF the hotel are said %
have been used for q poker game, and
the bomb evidently was directed co.
ward the keepers OF the gambling
house as Corbett Is not Interested IN
the hotel.
The explosion was the third similar
attempt that had been made against
tha gsmblera IN q month.
The police never have been able 70
find the persons responsible for sae
outragea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26

flaNslesgiie. 0a 3sig "A ifae
ketppf H G. Con- eopmoniy he0Ha
A. LlmM csg waa fsan4 "a sAs ~
~ eef aElissi - iahi peon sAa
e9iDs fstlgfg hefe iis sisagfearet
h4m f0ne eanea 4af ~ tfage AZ
tn aq 81 fes HnfH aisoeysrts %
fbf afN ne eor0ner Asit a. az
4s ss ~ ssiisafe shews6 49,
e4sls ~ ~ fwN esFsc' 4 eear eref
gfe esp 4na eAls ta& H ft8af ~
Wa msrsie. bAt 40 ~ faep.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26

NRtA 3Wffl WI NNfftA t'"ffe Ftf"N F"tfN~ffN
" intangible Frsnehlasa
Montgomery. Ala, Iuiy 1S,--arle
new law providing Cor assessment ~
Intangible franchises will YIELD tho
state % Alabama tha magnificent sum
cg gtt0, 900. In exact llaures Iamt
year the tax was siss ass. and Il win
be- fully an much this year Tne
same amount that goea 10 no stats
win Do received hy me counties, ~
the counties. a. 9 rule, aaHeaa abous
the same a. the state Tho total
valuation iaat year vas p1i,1st ,apa,
and n VIA b. about the nams tAia
year.
RMS revenue n n abilities 10 ne
tangible assessments. and until tae
1901 session u ths Legislature WAS Sct
collected 81 on Il viii like egheF
sources Of revenue. grow bigger ~ q
grows older, until N few years q
viii ysoh way Hg toward q million
dollars Taking toe couniltA ana siAse
together. ~ rothrn on last yeags
assessment viii be t27eGs6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-26

laussliN. Kg, Iuiy 81 TIE talY
II fAnip "A. Haas. 40 shot snt kilies
Seshm W. Craft srs Aasiy weuntse
&rs cnaS Ass bssr sa41a igtns neaf
as hMwar mesfig "a mrs fsum ~
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