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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
HOMEWARD BOUND
Atlantic Fleet Sets Sail
From the Philippines,
Little Ceremony Marks the De-
parture From Cavite Bay.
Thousands Wave Farewell and the
Other Ships Salute.

Manila, Dec. 1-With no ceremonies
other than the cheering of thousands
of people thronging the water front,
marking the departure and accom-
panied by several coast guard cutters
and few launches from Manila, to
exchange final farewell salutes, the
Atlantic battleship fleet under Rear
Admiral Sperry promptly at o'clock
this (Tuesday) morning, started on its
homeward journey and sailed for Co
lombo, Ceylon, the first port that the
fleet will stop at on the Second half of
the world encircling voyage.
Shortly before O'Clock the 16 big
white and buff floating fortresses be-
gan to weigh anchor and on the stroke
Of the hour the flagship Connecticut
dying the double-starred pennanl Of
the commander-in-ch moved out
from the anchorage in CaVite harbor
and headed down the bay and a little
later the fleet in double column torma-
ton steamed down the main rOadStead
toward Corrigedor island. The water
front was a flutter with thousands of
kandllerchiefs waving farewell and
Godspeed to the fleet now homeward
bound, until it disappeared down the
bay in mist of rain which soon scat
tered the crowds that had assembled
to get their last glimpse of the big
ships which came from the other side
of the globe.
Practically no ceremonies preceded
the departure. There was the final
leaye-taking of some officers and their
families who had come all the way
from the Atlantic coast to the Orient
to he with them for a short tine and
the reception committee issued fare
well address to the men of the feet
congratulating them upor their excel
lent conduct and bearing while ashore
here and bidding them Godspeei on
the long Journey to their distant home
land.
As the battleships moved down the
bay two submarine boats, three coast
guard cutters and a number of launch
es from Manila kept close under the
port Low Of the leviathans and
accompanied them for several miles
whele final salutes were exchanged in
a driving rainstorm.
The feet will arrive at Colombo l..
two weeks. where it vii. stay ior siA
days and then proceed to Suez without
stopping.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
Is Charge Against Herbert
S.Spear otHaNoweN
For Causing the Deathot Harold
Martin, Killed by Electric.
Pleads Not GuiIty-.-HeId For Grand
Jury.-.WiIl Furnish Bail.

Winthrop, Me, Dec. Herbert S.
Spear of Hallowell was arrested here
on a warrant charging him with man.
slaughter, in causing the death of Har-
ed by being struck by Lewiston, Au-
Gusta Il Waterville Street Railway
car in charge of Conductor Spear, who
was driving, owing to the illness of his
motorman.
Spear was arraigned before Recorder
Gage in the Winthrop municipal court.
He pleaded not guilty. waived exam
ination and was held in $500 bonds for
the next sitting Of the grand jury in
January. The bonds will be furnished
tomorrow morning by his relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
IODAy'S JOURNAL CONTENTS.
Page One.

Congress Will be asked 70 Appropriate
Hall Il Million to Fight Foot and Mouth
Disease-tannon Pledges from More Than
Majority Of House Kepubli.ans-Al
Fourth Class PostoiiiCes East of MiSslS-
sippi Placed in classified Service by Or
der of Plesdent--reXt of Notes Between
United States ana Japan Made Public
No License Max y Gain in MasSdchuS"tts
City ons-Manslaugttcr Is CEtrg"
Against Herbert ). Spear of iialloWeN
for Causing the Death Of HaIuid Martin.
Killed by Electric: Pleads Not Guilty,
Held for Grand Jury, Will Furnish Bail =
Says He Has Not Information Govern
men Sceks-Why Standard Bought Com
peting Refine ies-Atl0ntic Fleet Sets Sal!
from the Pn!iupiues-Counsel Says 1hnW
not Get A;org Without Him in I'ankrurt :
cy Troceedings-Daath by Poison, of Wo-
man and Daughter in a Chicago Hotel.
Page Two.
Attack on Port au Prince Is Postponed
Situation Looks Hopeless fct the Huytitn II
MISUNDERSTANDING Probate Court
Federal Court in Session nj Portland -
Davis Rustin Trial at Omaha-Tcn Eycll
Must Explain Swindle in Chicago-Sui-
H. Wallack Said to BE Shown by Let
Legislative Committee Probes lii
quor Agcrcy Business at R"ckland
Page Three.
Gardiner Hallowell. Winthrop and Wa
teryille Local News-Commiseio ON
Country Life to Hold Two Meetings il
New England Dec. Z and IS.
Page Four.
Boxing Raseball-General Sports-New
York Boston and Brighton Markets
Chief of Police Biegy of San Francisco
Dead.
Page Five.
News and Personals from Kenn@h' c
County Towns.
Page Six.
Edtorial-Mainc Gossip-County News.
Page. Seven.
Classified Ads.-Railroads-H -Hotels-Mis-
cellaneous Notices.
Page Eight.
kennehec Par Holds Services in Mem
oW of Deceased Members WHO Have
Dlet During the Year
Page Nine.
Somerset and Sagadahoc County News
Lincoln and Somerset Poultry St2tlstlGS-
Information Regarding Maine lien Sc
cured by Assessors-Towns in ilnc Tor
the Payment of State Aid Money
Page Ten.
City Basketball League Foi1nod-
knights of Columbus Elect Ofilcers-
Loyal Legion to Hold Meeting at AuSus'
Ia House roday-Kennebec Bar ASsocla-
hon Elects Oficers-N National Home News
Chelsea and Mt. Vernon Oranges.
Page Eleven.
First Car Through to Waterville.-Local
Amusenerts--LongL List of kennebec l)l-
vorces-Gov.-elec Fernald at University
Of Mane-Desperadoes Rob Passengers on
Ihitd Avenue Car, New York.
Page Twelve.
Rarkentine Shawmut Lost in Machiaa
Bay-The Crew Saved--Sunshine Club OF
Dexter Scores Big Success with Presen-
tation of Miss Prims Kindergarten -
FoNcroft Mans Gnvention-Garage Co.
organized in Belfast-Old SANDY Hook
hnsht Thing of the Past-u. $. Court
lAnes-M& &ssa chusetts Officers Want Ban
sor Man for Witness in Murder Case.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02

Fred Grow, a noted gambler, was
stabbed to death Monday night at the
door of his room in the Northern ho-
tel at Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t is alleged
that Jake Eldridge and a man named
Cochrane called Crow to the door of
his room and when he came Cochran
gripped him by the throat while Ell
bridge plunged a long knife into his
breast The alleged murderers made
their escape and have not been caught.
The trouble leading up to the murder
is said to have originated in Il quarrel
over a poker game Sunday night in
which Crow was banker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
IMPOSES HEAVY PENALTY.
Rhode Island Establishes Rigid Quar-
antine Against Six States.

Providence, r. T., Dec. Ito prevent
the spread Of the foot and mouth dis
ease the state board of agriculture to-
dav passed an order prohibiting tho
importation of any meat cattle, swine,
sheep or goats from New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary
land ana Michigan.
In the order the board stipulates that
anyone who violates this law shall be
liable to 4 fine of not less than $500 for
each offence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
UNITED STATES oUARANTlNED.
No American Vehicles Will be Per
mittcd to Enter Windsor, Ont.

Detroit. Mich, Dec. IA rumOr that
there are cases of the foot and mouth
disease among cattle in Essex coun-
tv, Ontario, brought nearly a score OF
Canadian government inspectors To
Windsor, Ont, today and resulted IN
an order to Collector of Customs
Smith at Windsor to bar from Landing
at that port from the American side OF
the Detroit river every kind of vehicle.
The Canadian inspectors will make a
thorough examination Of the cattle,
sheen and swine in Essex.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
ISSUES QUARANTINE ORDER.
New Hampshire Commissioners 6a
Cattle from Several States.

Concord, n. H.. Dec. 1.-The state
board OF cattle commissioners has Is
sued an order establishing q quaran-
tine because of the foot and mouth
disease, against cattle, sheep and swine
from the states of Pennsylvania, New
York, Michigan and Maryland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Dec. 1.-For Wednesday
and Thursday: 1t is probable that fai:
weather will prevail over a consider
able portion Of the country for several
days. The winds along thu New Eng
land coast will be fresh to strong west.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
THE WEATHER.
FAIR-MUCH COLDER.

Washington, Dec Forecast for
New England: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday, decidedly colder Wednesday,
fresh west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Dec Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Wednesday fair and
colder; Thursday fair and continued
cold westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02
7-zO-4

10c cigar
Actual increase for past nine months
Two Million. Sixty-Eight Thousand. Fac
tory, Manchester, N. H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02

American Co., shortly after their e1ec-
ton year ago. The vice president Of
the Standard denied that the resigna-
tions were brought about by the pres
ent government proceedings.
Mr.. Archbold was closely questioned
about many pipe lines and refineries
which had been purchased by the
Standard. He denied that the refin-
cries had been bought that they might
be dismantled. thereby removing COM
petition. They We're secured said Mr.
Archbold, to succeed to their volume
of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-02

Continued on Page Twelve.J
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

tqe on Naval Anairs has had numer.
Gus witnesses before II, Admiral Con.
verse. Admiral Caps and a number
OF others, ali Of whom have agreed
that the charges OF had construction
were iinEounded. It was not til the
committee got before II Commander
Sims that they found anyone 10
agree with Dir, Reuterdahl. Com.
mander Sims said that al OF the
charges brought against the navy
were true, besides many othgFs that
had not been brought He said that
American sailors dld not know the
sun records Of the world. And he
said other things Of the same sort.
But as soon as he started into say
'disagreeahle things the committee
ehat him up as though they were
afraid % finding out something. This
did not seem very good either. II
there IL anything in the charges
against the navy 1t ought TO be
brought out That Ii what the inyesti-
aating committee d for. II the
charges are untrue. they VIII be cas-
ny diaproved. The comments Of Com
mander Sims sound on the face Of
them like unreasonable criticism, but
the Naval Committee Is never going to
get at the truth BY shuttihg up the
witness and not allowing him to tank.
The subject needs to be threshed out,
and the more publicly the better.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

In the primary election four years
ago made the statement that II my
friends would give me the ofIlce ~
that time, would not again ask foF
IL. My intentions we're pure, and on
no account would I have come before
yoL again asking your support pf
my own accord, but many Of the best
men from various sections Of Alaehua.
county have petltioned me By writing
and great many others personally 70
stand for the nomination Of Sheriff
IN the coming primary, and today J
received an official request from one
OF the most powerful moral OreAnizas
tons In the country. urging me 10
stand for the nomination, and. ia
difference to their wishes, announce
that / will accept the nomination for
Sheriff of AIachua county ON the plat
form and according to the Fulag VOC
the Democratic primary. held May
18th, and II nominated and elected I
will perform the duties Of the of'lce
with the same impartiality and jus.
tice that have done In the past
L. w. FENNELE,.
March 9Th, 1908.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

AS win be seen by his formal an
nouncement in this issue, Judge J. A.
Carlisle Is a candidate for County
Judge. For many years Mr.. carliFle
was clerk Of the circuit court Of this
cOunty, during the occupancy OF which
position, owing 10 bis acknowledged
legal ability, he attained the title Of
Judge. After retiring from this re-
sponslble ONCE, he passed a most
creditable examination for admission
TO the bar, since which tine he has
enjoyed q, successful practice. He is
undoubtedly well qualified to MI the
position to which he now aspires.
Judge Carlisle ia one Of the most
wideIy-known men in the county, and
there is no doubt but that his numsr-
GUS friends win render him loyal sup.
port. 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Some OF The SUMS correspondents
are requested 10 take q little more
pains with their communications.
We want . correspondent at every
postoiics IN the county. but we want
you TO remember that all printers are
not mindreaders. especially when It
comes 70 initials and names, A thing
that Il worth doing at all Is worth
doing wen. and IN this connection we
,wish % compliment our lady CORE.
spondents, We seldom have any trou.
bic with their maHnscript.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

''Thera Is no good ID arguing with
the inevitable. The only argument
available Nth an east wind Is to put
on your overcoat Lowell.
The awake-merchant knows the
only way to argue with Poor Bust.
hessv IS to turn on more publicity
steam; that the best possible use
Of advertising is TO take Che edge on
OF hard tlfnes"-or, more strictly
speaking, rdull times" And aggres-
sivey advertiSing does you the most
good when your business needs It
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
POL
kRNOUN


Advert senienth tnldef t'lir not
exceeding nine lines. VIM sbliel
ed one time week a TIE dailt,
and one time a week 10 thh semi
weekIy, from now until the pneontie
primary on May 18Th Tor 80; after
April 1st the rate WIN Be- s.. Cash
must accompany the announcements ~
every instance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

The suns Washington correspond.
emit says there IL nothing particular.
y edlfyinE Ia the Investigation that
has been going on before the Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs. The
thing al came through the magazine
article written some months ago BY
Henry Routcrdahi, a naval artist who
made the dlscoyery that everything
was al wroAg with the navy. Mr..
Reaterdahl h not . naval expert not
q wArship constractQr. nor ahything
ln that line. He 70 merely On artist
who haa done q GOOD deal Of ship
drawing and ship painting. and who
IN the coarae q hh work has been
thrown Into contact with many naval
oaieers each Of whom has some par
licalar bobby, ~ u only natural with
men OF any profession who are tn
tsressed IN their work Some OF these
officers, m perfectly GOOD fAltA proba.
biz. declared that the American war.
ehipa carried their armoF belt too low.
Others thought that tho ships did not
have enough tresNcard. others thouKAt
that the ammunltiOn hoists coald be
improved. and others thar the tarrcts
we're not properly protected. All
tAese Poinls are technical matters that
furnish subjects OF discussion FOR the
naval boards % All the gFcAt powers.
and an Of shem have been agured O'it
IN the HIGHT NJ The best naval con,
ssruCtiaa with each successive wA~
ship that the American navy has
ballI Bat NJ Routnrdahl huached
al az the criticisms and made 4 az
pear thar tAe WAOle u The American
navy vas ~ toF little bat TIE scrap
Pile TAsrstOrS The soaAte Commit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Z Photography today Is an economic
t=d social necessity in every commGn.
lty. 1t maintains the memory and
affections of family life through the
picture Il makes, and which we could
not now do without. How often is re,
efet expressed that no picture exists
Of some friend or relative who is no
longer with u.s. Sometimes, indeed,
the camera has to intrude upon the
Sacredness Of the death chamber itself
when relatives feel that q photograph
In uuch circumstances 10 better than
none at all. Do not procrastInate.
% wise and secure the shadow ere
the substance fades"
You can get q picture from locket
TO litsSiss at Smiths studio.
BU91rIH5s CARDS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

The ocala RanneF remarks that
"Florlda sxcsls all other states in ths
value Of her oyster industry. Also IN
her sponge industry, Also In her iish
industry. Also in her cigar induysry,
Also IN her pineapple industry, Alsa
IN her phosphate industry. Also in
her tpFpentine industry, Also b
many other industries. And Florida
has her face turned well 10 the c'ont
and IL going forward IN leaps al.A
bOunda.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

The sun heartily agrees with The
Times Union IN the following ex'
preston Of sentlmenS; "AhyoRe who,
Ia committing a crime takes Ill the
chances Of the death Of Innocent per
sons resulting trom HE act saoald
nice, With capital punishment n con
Victsd. ibis applies % ineendlAEtes,
The criminal who starts Out b. eOnA'
NIT a crime armed 10 slay those VIA
oppose him, as DOES the burglar,
should BE- hanEea even n he does MOI
mud use for his weapons--hangeA tOs
his eold-blo0ded iRtentioA.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

n. 3. Pselen the present efficient
county treasurer. d q candidate for
reelection. az win Be seen By hisgsn.
nouncement Ia today's paper Mr.
Pesler probably knows as many pso-
pie IN AlAehuA county a. any one
citizen thereof. and bis friends win
give him loyal support IN tho APP
pFoaching contest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12


'lhe Ocela 5aaner sqys lllage
t'ritciara, q me unltea stasea alssties
court q South eas9llEle hef recently
rendered decision ep z quel yer
which lays down 9 pfinelpss q I'M r.
Pr 'Anes Eng s'1H n Sog n
THO dlspsnssry e nov ~ a. eng =
soutn SaEollna ana ceFtaln NHiskey
dealers sS nave elaine z. asalnss sne az
gsnsaEy .Doera, tns DpeEa h l.a1 ~ "
ssyvsVv lupd' when y now Y tns
names ll q tae s'Ate commission. and
tne wniskey houses ~ thet receivers 9
% lappointea to1 snis luan, ~ tnat
tnelF elsipssr nay re p aa5lste y
The decisica u Judge PfitcAard ~.
pears 70 decide that when State en-
gages II the whisky businsss o. 9TH
or business not peeessafy @ preserve
It's antpnomy Or seYsfeief, Il valves
It's rights under TIE eleventh. amend
ment 70 the constellation Of the Uni
ted states not - be sued without ~
consent, and he further decides that
Il would be unjutt 70 permit the State,
under the circumstances. 70 avoid the
payments Of Is ecntyacted for
goods on which ~ has made ? profit.
"A decision 50 broad "a enunciation
Of principles seemed hardly 10 have
been expected BY counsel ii Che case,
and It viii carry;to tho supreme court
an issue witch may serve to decide
once Tor ali the rights OF the states
under the amendment.
Judge PFItchard, In rendering his
decision, said: MI
while the state Of South Carolina
has seen IT 10 engage IN the purchase
and sale Of splrituous liquors.. II can.
not be- reasonably contended that III
doing 10 Il e parforminG the func.
ton usually exsrcined by 9 state
necessary to preserve the aut6norny
aud maintain lts sovereignty. TIE
supreme court OF the State has siecld.
ca that tho act authorlxIns the e..
tablIshmsnt Of o dIspensary was con.
atltutional. However, II can hardly
DO assumed that II was contemplated
AZ the time Of the adoption Of the
eleventh amendment il.h thn soyer.
sIen state would ever q nae ii the
pprchase and sale 81 Spirituous liquors
FOR profit. The state. having se6h al
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

! respectfully announce mysaIf 3
candidate for County COmmiutlon,Sv
nom District No. 8. II elected 1 nfur'l.
lse to give my faithful atfaulio6 eo
All the duties Of the once ana asFga
the people to the best Of my nhliitv.
! solicit the votes Of my felloa. rssno.
Gratis Respectfully.
$50, W, r. AvAi1T.
Island Grove, March Ord. fsos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

I respectfully announce myself q
candidate for reelection as County
Judge, ! solicit the votes Of all Dem.
ocrats at the primary on May fgth,
and II nominated and elected I Wfll
perform the duties Of the Office 10 tbo
best Of my ability with the same m
Partially that has Characterised my
discharge Of the same In the past.
Respectfully, H. q. MASON.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

The New York Commercial remarks
that Chinas seizure u tie tlibaater
on Macao. and her claims Tor daneSes
because Of the Vancouver riOta, are
two marked steps OF advancement
more Significant than appears ~ FIRST
glance. ISil the sleeping dos wakingf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Sheriff Robert, jackson of Hills
borough county who has been re-
moved from ONCE by Governor Brow
ard, viii run for reelection. ne
claims that he has not been treated
fairly, and his friends are indignant
at the Governors action.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
EoR aHERlFf.

AT the earnest aclicltatio q many
friends throughout the e0pn,r M
nounce for the ONCE Cf Hb1ftN %
Aiachua county, snbjsct % ~ actIon
Of the primary election 4 elpctea !
assure the people that ! WIN serve
them faithfully and impartlally,
,P. q. RAhEanY,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
FOR COUNTY, rREAsuRER.

l respectfully announce myself q can.
didate for reelection to the once of
County Treasurer and solicit the votes
Of all Democrats. II elected promise
to- fulfill the duties OF the once Ia
the future as In the past. Respect.
fully, r. ID! PENLFR.
March 9th, 1906. /.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

G, /. Rlttingef, editor Of The ocala
Evening Star, is q candidate for the
Legislature from Marion county Mr..
BittInger deserves the once 70 which
ne Aspires. and The Sun hopes that
ne win get there"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

II you desire % vote NJ the city
election on April Itth you must pay
yoar poli tax not later than Saturday,
March iith. Poll taxes are required
Zoe two years. unlees you are exempt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
FoR MEMBER SCHOOL noAnn.

respectfully annourcs myself 4
CsnSidate TOT Reelection "a a lner1b tr
OF TIE School Boara from DlsrrIef ~
!, ana w elected prumiss "a aeIFa
nv Constituents with TIE sarnp lsIal,.
taaness a. lave enieavoref - -,
mem IN the past. Vote FOR me- a -.
letncefats and yOa win have na ra,,ss
% regret u Very truly.
kA wE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

l respectfully announces myetat 4
cand1date for reelection az Conn1v
commissioner from District No 4
promising the same faithful atfpnllno
OF the duties OF the once n eha ~.
ture as In the past. and solicit fhe
votes OF my felloW-Democrnfa Rn.
specuully, ]. r. TOWNSEND.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Those critics who have been de-
riding Hon, d. u. Fletcher Ior his
methods Of advertising are beginning
20 realize that he Il now the most
widely.known OF all the candidates Cor
United gtates Senator, 49,,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
FoR COUNTY JvpoE.

To My Friends and Fellow ltizens:
/ am a candidate for County Judge,
and ask you for your votes, VIII
administer this office without favor
to anyone; so please register, pay
your poll taxes and vote for
Yours truly.
J. A. CARLISLE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

h. N. Martin Of Hawthorn. Aa viii
b. seen BY his announcement - 70.
Days paper. 10 D candidate for county
commissioners from district No, 5. Mr..
Martin Il well known and popular IN
the East End. and his fTiende win
exert themselves In his behalf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

The dogwood, Jasmine and other
Aowers now. perfume the woods IN
al dirsctIons from Gainesville, and
Il does both the mind and body good
70 spend q day among them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

! The Palatka .'imes-IIerald Il 20 UNI
Kind 40 to remark that "a frost and
John Beard struck Gainesville at the
same time"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

l hereby announce myself ag q cam
didate for the Office OF SHERIFF oR
AIachua county at the ensuing Demo
cratic primary, and solicit the SUP
port of the voters. / promise, e elect
ed, to discharge the duties o. the
Office without fear, favor or Partially,
10 the best Of my knowledge
w. @. RICHARDSON.