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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
WALDO NOTES.

Waldo, July 24.--The town and com
munity are enjoying season CO
There is but one case
of sickness Of any consequence, that
of young Simmons, and he is con-
vaIescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Williamson and
Miss Cora Belle have moved back
from ocala and have taken the
Methodist parsonage. They are well
coined by their many friends.
]. II. Wilkerson is preparing TO
close out his mercantile business and
remove to st. Petersburg, where he
and Mrs. Wilkerson will go into the
clearinghouse business.
Mrs. Neal, mother of J. L. Neal,
is very III at the home Of her son,
Christopher Neal. She is not ex.
pected TO recover.
Mrs. r. X. Cooley and daughters
are on a visit to Daytona and other
points on the East Coast.
A letter from Mrs. I. N. Morris, who
is visiting her son. Rev. Hugh Morris,
in Oak Lane, suburb OF Philadelphia,
says she will be glad when the time
comes to return to Waldo
Mrs. DR.. J. NJ Boring and children
are visiting relatives in valdosta, Ca.
Miss Edith Atwater has entered
upon a training course In st. Luke's
Hospital to be trained nurse. Some
young men may want to get sick after
a while.
Mrs. Paulsen and children OF Orange
Heights visited Postmaster Atwater's
family on Wednesday.
Mrs. Doc Johns has returned from a
visit 10 wauchuia.
Mrs. Blanche Strickland will soon
go on trip TO Boston and other
points North.
w. A. McLenna has retired from
business and the hrm now IL styled
w. ID. Finlayson 3 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
ALAcAuA NOTES.

Alachua. July 2S.---The elegant new
brick building OF the First National
Bank and the new drug store OF Ber-
ny Bros. are nearing completion, and
Contractor s. II. Dempsey Is receiving
many compliments upon the Job.
These buildings are made Of the very
best material and are handsome In
design and would be acredit 10 town
much larger than Alachua.
@. A. Williams has just completed
neat cottage on Church street.
Contractor Il. y. bell began work a
few days ago on the new residence
OF A. NJ. Petit situated on corner
Of Main and Church streets. When
completed this home will be one OF
the handsomest In that part OF town,
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. =. Haynesworth.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w stephens, two OF
Alachua's wealthleEt farmers, left
Friday for few weeks outing At Sea-
breeze.
Rev. w. Q. Foster and family have
gone 10 Daytona Beach for a stay os
two weeks.
Mrs. William Thomas and daugh.
tera. Mrs. Collins and Miss Nellie
Nash. have gone 70 Clearwater for
the summer,
A Jolly crowd composed oG Mrs.
BARRON. Mrs. Petit. Misses woolf
Hawkins. Nash. stork, and pr. Rufus
Dell are NJ worthIngton springs this
week enjoying the nne bathing
DR.. J. w Bishop and wife left Sun.
Gay for q weeks stay wlth relatives
and friends az Aucilia
DR.. Witt and q say party of young
people from Columbia county were IN
town today
w. NJ Thompson. the phosphate
man from wnleford. wss q business
visitor here today
Mrs A. G. Fowler N AiaxandeF,
Ca. who was brought here quits m
a few days ago. we are giad 20 ~
port. " very much improved
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
BOYS Life savsd.

My little boy. four years old. had a
severe attack Of dysentery. We had
two physicians; both " them gave
him up. We then gave him Chamber
lain's Cole. Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy which cured him ard believe
that saved his nfe.--William II. stroll
ing. Carbon Hill. Ala. There IL no
doubt but THIS remedy saves the lives
OF many children each year. Give
Il with castor OF according 20 the
plain printed directions and cure
"A certain. For sale BY All druGglats
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
ATTACKED Dco CATCHES.
Angry Negroes Used Knives, Pistols
and Clubs.

Angry Negroes Used Knives, Pistols
and Clubs.
Jacksonville. Fla. July ~. james
Evans. city dog catcher. while in the
northwestern section OF the city Wed.
nesday night attending TO his duties.
was attacked with pistols, knives,
and rocks and his clothes literally cut
Into shredH.
ia the difficulty Evans drew his re-
volver and fred into the crowd. IN.
stantly killing Charles Crosby. q ne.
gro
This Increased the anger of the mob
and Evans was put 20 night. firing HIS
reyoIyur as no ran. but all shotn went
wild.
Tho police were summoned aud soon
dispersed the mob and Evans was TAX
on 70 police headquarters Cor protec
toln.
The ironble started when Evans.
carrying out the orders o. mayor 80
bring. captured . stray dog and turn
"a Il over 70 one % bis men 10 be
taken 10 the city dog pen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
A new WHOLESALE
LUMBER BUSINESS
Geo. P. Long Win Be Manager Of Lat
est Gainesville Enterprise.
VIZ AANOLE wAoLssALE oNLY

Gainesville the Best Inland Town Of
the state and Particularly conven-
lent for Such sasiness---Nes
Concern Getting Ready for Trade.
Gainesville is to have a new whole.
sale lumber business. which viii be
known as the Long Lumber Company,
and they win begin business at once,
Geo. p. Long. the manager, was
connected with the Gainesville Plan.
ing and CONN Company here for many
years. and claims that this cler Is
admirably situated for the conven.
fence OF such a business,
He has disposed OF all his interests
In the coffin factory and win devote
his entire time and attention to the
new business. Considering the fact
that times are again looking up Mr..
Long predicts that Il win not be long
before lumber win be In as great de-
mand as II was AZ this time last
year. and in fact for the past several
years,
His business win be strictly Of q
Wholesale nature, and no small drop
orders will be illed-only car lots
and over. He expects to handle busi-
ness from not only this State. but
from all over the country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
vsgs srRycnNINE 70 eve &c
w. n. Walls, Well known covInaton
Nan, Commits Suicide.

CovInkiOn Ga. July ~ Nv. TT,
Wells. an employee 0t No arm 81
Fowler Bros this city, died az his
home on FLOYD street "Wednesday from
"A Overiuae ~ stgycbnine Mr. Wells
whs In the best OF health and no caass
10 given FOR ne suicide.
lie had been wilh The Arm 81 Fowl
a. Dros Tor a long numher 81 years,
Hls connection wiih ihla firm vas A.
ways vsgy satisfactory n his employ
era and he stood high With every hen
Der of the 8rm. 80 "a survived ~
bis wiis. wha d daughter AZ ths late
Judge Thomas r. Galway. % Lex
inggon. and ave little chllaren
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

u Nhat could srushgally ~ said ~
many children Who dls. They have
worms poor llsila things-shey don't
know n and you dont realize n N
yoar child n cross. fFeifui. pnafy
oonpleKionad AMI Loses weight fuF no
apparent rsnaon rive n whii9s
Cream vermifnGp you wili ~ naF
pgined ~ me results ana h0w eaies
~ "a Picks 70 A0is by W, N John
npa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
DAlJ OF DIZZINESS.
Come to Hundreds Of Gainesville
People.

Come to Hundreds Of Gainesville
People.
There are days Of dizziness;
Spells OF headache, sideache, back.
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
All tell you plainly the Kidneys
are sick.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kid.
|ney ills.
Here is proof in GainesvIIle:
Mrs. E. H. Waters. living at los n.
Oak avenue, Gainesville. Fla, SAYS:
MY kidneys had been in a weakened
and dlsordered condition for some
time and could find nothing to re.
lieve me. suffered greatly from
headaches, and was often so dizzy that
| could not stand. Seeing Doan's Kid.
ney Pills advertised. procured box
at ]. S. Bedford 4 Cos. They acted
quickly. and it was not long before
I received relief. have no hesitancy
in giving Doan's Kidney Pills my en-
dorsement."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn CO.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

The registration books OF Aiaehua
county win be- open In my Office IN
the court house from August lat 10
October 10th, 1905, on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday OF eaeh week from
. a. m. 70 ~ M. and from ? o. N.
20 .. ~. District registration books
will DO open from September list,
1905. 70 October 10Th. 1908.
JOHN G. MCREw.
Supervisor Registration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

The teachers 81 tie summer Nor
maj which has Iust come 20 q Gloss in
this city. yesterday presented 70 Dr.
w. r. Yocum a handsome carV'us ses'
which vas given ~ q token % appFe-
citation nud the hiEh eatcem "a Nhich
me Dortor WAS held BY that body
The preseutatl0n speech was shade BY
a. AL Bryant one o. ne commifiee
selected Tor che purpoae y eafne
a. q surprise 20 ~ Yocam. vho
respended ID his usual clever manner.
assuring them that they would aii he
rumambered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
Card Of Thanks.

ys beg through the columns OF
NJ valuable paper to express our
|hrfslt thanks and warmest love to
many thoughtful friends who, by
W.T. Of comfort and acts OF love,
y % much to comfort and console
B b our sorrow, and to the thought
h Mes who furnished flowers. we
~ ever remember In grateful APP
arAton.
AEy, MARVIN II. NORTON,
ms CoRNELIA KENNEDY AND
FAMILY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
love SUSTAIkS
" PAINFUL ACCIDENT
a His Way to Trenton When In
Jury Occurred.
80 Vas aADLy saoKEN

\. Also Crushed and the Horse Re
\. riding Had 70 pc Killed
4. companion Escaped With
s,ry slight Injury.
4 fridays Daily Sun;
rasult Of an accident, Earl
lad Of some sixteen years,
y son Of Mrs. T. J. Love Of
u 4 now confined TO his bed
's'' 'aiuries which will last him for
~ company with Otis Turner,
~, Young man Of that place, the
~, wsrs on their way to the post
4. and we're riding in a galloping
when the accident occurred
..s.ssday night about 5 O'clock.
.rs.0 about a mile from Trenton
r,n into a wagon which was
N With a large boiler and which
Y 1eeu left in the public road by
IN Bros, who are putting up a
|s.nill in that section,
r.ng Loves horse ran into the
arrction, throwing Love against
N ,,ou monster with sufficient force
4 rnsh his skull. break his nose,
otherwise badly bruise and dis
- him. The horse he was rid
4. vas SO badly injured it was found
.ary to kill the animal to put
a. out Of his misery.
Young Turner, who was accompa-
M him. was uninjuried, as his horse
septly saw the obstruction and
\ 10 one side OF the road just In
% avoid the danger that was
rating them.
M o. S. Clyatt was summoned ana
asrsd medical assistance, II reQuir-
Dme time to dress and sew up
e many wounds Love received.
VILE his injuries are not serious
Il sTn dlshgure him for life and he
NJ be compelled to remain quiet for
b. weeks to come.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

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karse ever EeabeF % ne fnGsiig
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

Miss Noble Mrcrar dadKhirr ~
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day moguinw az ~ 70 oetoeh ana wili
b. baried 8anear morusnE a. ~
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

Attended BY the highest priced habY
specialist could no, b cured % siom
ach or bowei tFogble any quicker or
surer thsn yoH baby n yua give u
i'cGee's fiahy EllriF caroa diarFhoea
dynsuicry and all darAnRementa 81
the stomach % bouela, rsica 90 eeaa
ana 90 eentn. soM ~ W. " John.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
Remains Laid to Rsss.

Rn Fridays Daily Sun:
hfge concourse OF soTowing
sas and relatives accompanied the
sas Of Mrs. Charlotte Kennedy
r. to Evergreen cemetery yester-
Forming, where they we're laid
~ The floral offerings BY their
y vge many and handsome.
aay covering the grave.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

ssa you drink. drink Bond &
Il took the prize at the
Fair FOR purity and the best
q L is made at the home OF pure
ass, eight years old. and bottled
"a Twelve fun quarts. si2 per
Address stoll a Co.. Lexington,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

Quick RsIIsg tor Asshma sulisrsra
FoIey'a Honey and anr Affords lm.
mediate relief 10 asthma sufferers Ia
the worst stages and Il taken In time
viii effect q cure J. w. McCollum
a 20.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

Il it'a printed stationery you want,
The sun ONCE n the place % Gee e
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-13
STRANGE YOUNG MAN
 WOULD BE A SUICIDE

A young man, who concealed his identity, attempted to commit suicide Saturday evening on an eastbound Southern Pacific train on the Tucson division, about thirty miles west of Fl Paso, by cutting his throat with a razor.
 According to one report the at- tempted suicide, who is now in an Fl Paso hospital in serious condition, is a former soldier who was honorably discharged from the army, but this could not be verified
 According to a statement made by an eyewitness the train was near Kenzin on the east end of this divi- sion when the young man opened his grip, and taking out a clothes brush, brushed of his clothes and hat Then taking a razor, hair brush and comb he went into the toilet of the smok- ing compartment When he staggered out his throat was cut and from a deep gash blood was squirting in every direction
 A physician who happened to be m another car rushed to his aid and bandaged up the wound sufficiently to get him to Fl Paso where he was at once taken to the Hotel Dieu.
 One of the passengers stated that he had travelled. all the way from San Francisco with the man, and that
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-13
FULLER's HONORABLE CAREER.

WASHINGTON D. C., Feb. lit kept Chief Justice Fuller pretty busy today receiving the good wishes of his colleagues on the supreme bench and his numerous other friends in and out of official circles who called to congratulate him on his seyenty-fifth birthday.
 Despite his flowing snow-white hair Justice Fuller is far from looking his years. His eyes are as bright and his cheeks as ruddy as those of a school boy, and mentally and physically he is as active and vigorous as many men half his age. All his life he has been fond of outdoor exercise and to this he attributes his general good health
 From time to time there have been reports circulated in regard to the re- tirement of the chief justice. He is the oldest member of the supreme court and has already given five years more to the arduous task of weighing every matter coming before the court than he would have had to give.
 But there is little probability that he will retire before another year al least. Though precedent and good taste compels him to keep out of pol itics he is yet a staunch democrat and would undoubtedly like to see his sue cessor a man of his political faith. if democratic president should be chosen at the national election this fall, Justice Fuller, by holding on un- til next March, would have the pleas ure of seeing a democrat appointed his successor. If, however, MT Roose- welt is succeeded by a republican, it is not unlikely that Justice Fuller would decide to retire from the bench some time within the coming year.
 At seventy-five Justice Fuller can look back upon long and active ca reer. He is a native of Maine, born at Augusta, February Il, 1893. He was graduated from Bowdoin at the age of twenty, chose the law as a profession and went to Harvard Law school to qualify. By 1855 he was ad- mitted to the bar and hung out his first shingle in the Maine capital. Shortly afterward he became enam- ored of journalism and blossomed forth as the associate editor of a democratic paper called the Age. 4 year later he had returned to his first love and was city solicitor and presi- dent of the council. Then he was seized with the western fever and in 1856 located in Chicago. There he mained ih the continuous practice of his profession until President CIeve- land named him chief justice in 1888.
 When he retires Justice Fuller will have completed a service of at feast twenty years as head of the highest tribunal in the land. There have been but eight chief justices of the su- preme court, and of these only two have exceeded the record of Justice Fuller in the length of their services. John Marshall of Virginia served thirty-four years, from 1891 to 1885, and Roger B. Fancy of Maryland served twenty-eight years, from 1886 to 1864,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-13

The Taft dope seems to be popu- far in Douglas. Nearly all the old republican leaders are agreed that the administration candidate should be the faVorite. However, there is a di- vision of sentiment on the question of instructions or DO instructions. This is not matter in which democrats will have much concern for the req son that no matter who the republi- cans put up for president he will not be able to cope with the Hon. William Jennings Bryan in November.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-13
THE AIM OF THE REDS"

It seems pretty well settled that anarchists killed the King of Portu- gal and the crown prince. They also assassinated Alexapder II. of Russia and King Humbert of Italy. Not con- tent with thus expressing their hatred of monarchies, they came over the ocean and destroyed President Me Kinley as they had President Garfield. Republics and monarchies alike fall under the ban of theIr murderous hatred.
 What do the reds want? For what kind of a state are these ruthless Ja- cobins seeking? In Europe they strike down a kingly head and stand shrieking amid the bloody scene. Long live the republic!" Give them a republic then, one would think, and they would put away their knives, burn up the red flags and turn to the pursuits of peace. But no: they come to the freest republic under the sun, where every mans right is as good as his neighbours, and re-enact their fiendish work. Is it that they would have a kingdom here. From out of the moke and flame of the assassin's pistol they raise the cry, Tn the name of Hberty!''
 Liberty! O Liberty, Liberty, how many crimes are committed in thy name!" cried Mime. Roland from the scaffold, and all the noble victims of anarchy's blood Inst have proved her words. But it is not liberty the reds seek. It is anarchy-anarchy, the bitterest foe that freedom e'er possessed" Anarchy would take man. kind from the authority of those rui- CTS 10 WHICH mduhluu HAS iSiSShSSd the powers of government and peace and place each individual man in the thralldom of every other man in the world stronger than himself Anarchy would provide man not with one ty- rant, but with a million tyrants. Is this liberty? Or freedom? No. It is oppression-a bondage greater than the torment of the scorned in perdition.
 The reds want neither one govern ment nor the other They want no government at all. Strictly speaking, it is neither against monarchism nor repubIicanism that they raise their envenomed hands. It is against law They want nothing less than Lust to be their king; they will have only License for his prime minister. Law lessness is the constitution of their state. and Enmity it's only industry. Of all the states in the world the Kingdom of Anarchia is the most des- potic.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-13
NEW MEXICO HAS NO ASSURANCE.

When the death blow was struck to the hopes of New Mexico for ad- mission as a state during the present session of congress, the report was flashed over the wires that Governor Curry of that territory had been giv- en the assurance thac the New Mex ico statehood bill would be taken up and passed al the short session of the sixtieth congress. But. now comes another report from Washington to the effect that no promise was made as to statehood legislation during the short session. The house committee on territories want it distinctly un- derstood that Governor Curry was simply told that there could be no consideration of the New Mexico statehood measure during the present session and until after the next pres idenfal electlon-
 Here is another evidence that Pres ident Roosevelt is not directing legis- lation at Washington, for did not the strenuous one promise Governor Cur ", while they were gliding down the Mississippi river in the vicinity of Cairo, H., that the blH for the ad- mission of New Mexico should be passed by the present session of con gress? We feel sorry for Governor Curry and also for the people of New Mexico, who have been again de- ceived in the matter of their state hood aspirations.
 After receiving the promise from President Roosevelt, Governor Curry hurried back to his people full of giadness and enthusiasm and at once EIade trip through the territory, tell ing the people of the promise which hat been made of deliyerance from territorial bondage. At every princi- pal city the governor was met with a band and the best oratorical talent. Red fire was burnt unsparingly and everybody said that Teddy was the real savior of all the people residing between the summit of the White mountains and the Pecos.
 After such demonstrations the dis appointment of being put of again with an indefinite and undated prom ise is cruel.
 Arizona and New Mexico are both qualified for statehood and have been for years, but Arizona has at least escaped more fortunately this year than our sister territory, because the people of Arizona lave about come to the conclusion to rely no more on republican promises of statehood. The republican national convention at Philadelphia eight years ago de- clared in favor of the EARLY admis- sion of Arizona, New Mexico and Ok lahoma as states. With that prom ise yet unfulflled we advise our New Mexico friends to put no dependence in future promises.