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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21


For the nret time In many years
the New York Democracy has shown
that It is thoroughly united. An tx
cellent ticket has been nssninated for
state officers, and the leaders have
entered the contest with determine
ton to win. The nominee for Cover
ncr~was elected lieutenant Governor
two years ago notwithstanding the
tremendous majority Governor Hughes
had over Hearst, and Mr.. Hughes Is
without doubt weaker with the mass
les OF his party today than before he
entered upon his duties as Governor.
He has antagontzed large element
OF the Republicans Of the Empire
State. and thousands Of them win re-
venge themselves against him at the
polls In fact, ne would never have
been renominated had not President
Roosevelt commanded the delegates
to the State convention Ia do so. The
platform upon which he has to stand
Is In opposition to his past actions
and public expressions, and every
thing considered he cannot go before
the people with the same energy with
which he entered the last campaign.
II may be. however. that he VIII con
struct platform Of his own and repu-
diate that Of his party But If he
does he VIII lose more votes than he
viii gain by such action. On the
other hand. Mr.. Chanler. the Demo
cratic candidate. ls running upon
platform thoroughly in accord with
his every expression and has united
party back Of him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
NORRIS CARTER CAPTURED.

From Sundays Daily sun;
Norris Carter. Jr.. charged with sell
Ing booze. and who was under bond
awaiting tho last term Of the circuit
court has been arrested m valdosta.
Georgia.
sheriff Fcnnell received wire
from the chief Of police Of that city
notifying him ~ the arrest SATURDAY.
and left At ouee Tor ne prisoner
On rs return here Carter wiiI D.
compelled 70 serve bis time n Jail.
a. L win nov 81 a hard matter or
him 20 giye anoiher bond. as ~
inmped- me FIRST one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

In today's issue o. The Sun 'ha
popular furniture house has a DAT
page advertisement to which the
tentlon OK oar readers is diree'ra
They are making a specially o. faI
lshinE four rooms Tor the smal -
a slt9so ana give ycu che aavaa
age az paying 4 little nov and .
tis later o.. This g only one q ~
features they are oEerinE. and pr
pecsinE purchasers Il furniture go
r0r tan 70 give thgm . call
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Our esteemed friend. General Il. M.
Law. editor Of The Barlow Courier
Informant real general who gained
his title by valiant service in the
Confederate army. has been seeing
visions OF late, and following Is his
version Of one OF them: "A pious man
once died and went to heaven The
day after his arrival an angel vol
unteered to act as his guide and show
him the sights OF his new home. Pres
emily they came to a group Of men
each OF whom had bali and chain
attached to his legs. The stranger.
In a surprised tone. asked: Why,
how is thisg thought there were no
bad men ia heaven. The angel
smiled sweotly and replied. oh, those
are not bad men. but they came from
Florida, and we have TO chain them
or they would 60 back"
The Farmers Union viii petition
the next Legislature for the enact
ment OF q law prohibiting the sale Of
Sea Island cotton IN the seed. The
object IN asking for such a law Is to
enable the growers TO get in closer
touch with The spinner and eliminate
what IS known as the middle man.
Whether Il would accomplish the de.
sired result remains 10 be seen, but
It is safe to predict that the union
viii get what they ask for IN this par
tleular.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

(Pensacola Journal.l


II the negroes In other parts Of Flor
ida are qualifying to vote in as large
numbers as they are in Escambia
county, the white Democracy Of the
state win have 90 do something be-
sides cit still and look pretty.
There are now over 1,4Oo negroes
in Escambia county who are register
ed and aualifed to vote. or these,
400 have qualifed within the past 80
days. II is estimated that fully 400
more viii qualify before election day.
There Is an organized effort being
made now to get every negro in the
county qualified TO vote in November
What Is being done IN Escambia
county ID no doubt being done all over
the State. Add to this the fact that
the Republicans are putting out a tick
et ia all Of the principal counties Of
the State and already have State
ticket to be voted upon all over the
State. and You have 4 situation that is
worth considering.
The Republican party cannot OF
course. elect a full ticket either in
the state or ia any county Of the
state this year. Neither can rat nib.
BILE through pine door in one night.
But there is an eminentIy fine pros
pecG Of the Republicans eIecting a
few county officers or representatives
to the Legislature in more than one
county in the State today. and with
that small beginning II won't take
many years for something decidedly
worse to happen
There shouldsbe an animated Demo
cratic campaign in every county In
the State this year. It viii be a
good deal easier to keep the State
Democratic than 1t WIN 70 make it
Democratic after Il has once gone Re
publican.
The main point now is--let every
white Democrat qualify to vote The
negroes are doing IT. and the white
man who fails to do so is a credit
neither to his color nor his country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

In announcing suspension OF The
Tallahassee Sun the publisher In.
forms hla subscribers that he Is max.
ing an effort to have the unsxplred
subscriptions carried out by watson's
Jctfersonian. Looks like L'Engle. as
. parting shot. Is trying 70 carry the
State Popnllst Tho sun had a
NUMEROUS list Ia starke. ranging some.
where from thrive 70 six. and We shud.
des 70 think u what woula happen
~ ths Democratic ticket n al his
horac o. siaiwar,s should BE- sndaon.
N and uncerimonioasly transferred
70 Watson -siarke rrlemaph
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Republicans are not Inclined 10 dit
cuss the Maine eleelioa lnannach
~ the Republican vote ten III AZ pcg
cent aud the Democrats Increased
thelf vote sa per cent when orr re-
publican friends are prevailed ppon
20 slse a reason Cor ihe result ,Hey
invariably reply thai 9, was brought
about hy local ismes" Hul spp
pose Il had been dinergnt' why. Sc
course q would have been herAlaea
as an endorsement u aMy policies
Democrats have iutt cause e reloicr
ovw the result a. both Msine and
Vermont for "stFAwa show which AZ
rection sha Wind blows"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
MlcANoPY NEWS.

Micanopy, Sept 1S.--Dr. ]. D. Wat
kins, cashier OF the bank, has return.
ed from a visit to his wife and chm.
dren at Franklin, N. C.
Miss Lola Maude Smith will be-
Thrasher's milIiner this coming win
ter.
Mrs. Rosenberger Of Tacoma and
her two daughters we're In town shop.
ping Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Bauknight viii return
to her studies at DeLand in few
days,
Miss Kittie Carlton is taking her
vacation in the mountains, We all
wish her a good time.
J. H. Coffee OF Waldo is here visit
ing relatives. He is student OF the
Atlanta Medical College.
Mrs. Sue Feaster and John shuford
drove over to Rocky Point wednes-
day 70 look after the formers prop
erty interests there.
During the past week Mr.. and Mrs.
A. @. Lamb removed to their home
in the country They will be gone
a few months
Mrs. y II. Prater and niece, Mary
Simonton, went to Gainesville on q
shopping tour Tuesday.
Mrs, and Miss Winter, after two
weeks visit to Mrs. Emerson. returns
ed to their home in Leesburg Fri
day.
Mrs. Thos. McCredie and daughter
Miss Mabel. are spending some timq
at West Palm Beach. We wish them
a happy visit
] w. Carter has returned from aEaM.
extended visit to bis old home in Ken
lucky. He reports a good time gen
orally but gays he loves Micanopy tus
the same We all do.
Miss Helen Holtghausen has beef
suffering from fever for the past tWS
weeks. We hope she win soon ,
well again.
MISS Susie A. Smith entertained =
honor Of her friend. Miss Bauknigh'
OF Washington. d. O.. BY giving a carr
party az her home Thursday evenin
A select party Of friends we're in
vited end refreshments served. II
needless 70 say everyone enjoyed ~
occasions to the utmost Miss Baak
night came = week ago and ezPee
to remain al winter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
BRYAN AND Kern.
The SUMS campaion Fund con,ir,..
on the Upward Trend.

WV
The latest subscriber 10 the ~,
and Kern campaign fund is Hon w ~
"a Bitch Of Santa Fe. who saws
has been waiting for someone to az
the lead in district No. 2. but as ~
one seems inclined to do SO. he ssn5.
MS mite to The Sun. If the various
precinct committeeman would NJ.
forth a little effort Old Alaehua's snb'
scripticn toward the election of ~,
Democratic ticket would be a good
one. but 1t seems that, with two av.
ceptions, the committeeman take NJ
interest in the matter, and we there
fore appeal to All who feel inctjnea
TO contribute to remit direct to The
sun The amount mot less than one
dollar) will be acknowledged through
the columns Of this paper and a hand.
some twGcolor Autographed receipt
win be mailed to you.
Every Democrat should helm the
cause to such extent he feels able
to do SO. and do it at once. The time
Is short, but much work must be done
Il the hosts Of the people are to put
the plutocrats to route. win YOU do
your part? If so. DO TT NOW.
The conditinon Of The Suns cam
paign fund now stands:
Previously acknowledged and
RENTED ........... 800 40
w. M. Bitch. Santa Fe. .... 100
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Frank Clark. the Democratic candi.
Hotv tvt ~vhbi v1r tur tnt@s fnc sec
ond district Is one OF the bralniest
men Ia the South. He has no super.
Tor IN Georgia or Florida as a lawyer.
and has made q greater national repu-
tation during his two terms in Con.
gress than has any other member from
Florida during the same length Of
time. Ne Il one OF the common PEG.
pie, and never fails 70 champion their
interests. He Is needed IN hts dis.
trics Just now, or win be a little later
on. 10 awaken the Democratic voters
to a sense Of their duty as no other
man in the district can do. And hen
be here az the proper time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Four wears aso che State press was
ecmmending nv dissatisfaction AZ
Tallahassee for toe lou TAX rate then
prenillnE How shout The tax rate
now NeivilaFihnaIas there has heen
a large lnrreass % property yahaa.
lions both real an3 reraoaal the tax
raie has been natrriaiiy tncreasel
four seuss more q IircNardism woals
lmpover,sh thc pcapls. nut hank
heavens. the people wili ~ relieved a.
his ruie AFTER shs arrt u January
nexf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
WhIle JUDGE Taft ana Colonel llryaI

whlle Judge TAFT aud Colonel Bryan
are indulrlng IN some very acrimon.
ious references 70 each others pollti.
cal record, islsa matter OF congramla.
tion that nothing can be said against
the private character OF these states
men No matter which one o. them
A elecied, man % clean personal
and private character viii oeesny the
white House
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
500 MARK is REACHED.

The Suns Bryan and Kern cam
paign fund has reached the one hum
dred dollar mark. the 1926 called for
in yesterdays Sun having been
promptly subscribed by a gentleman
who does NOT care for HIS name 70
be made public, All contributions
have been RENTED to Chicago. and
receipts win soon he IN hand for same.
The condition Of the fund now
stands as follows;
Previously acknowledged. ...S 96.75
Cash .,.n...,...,.,,.... 32b
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

II you desire TO vote in the No
yemher election you must pay your
poll taxes not later than October 10Th.
The registration books are now open
IN each election district as well as
at the court house, and II you have
not registered and paid your poIl TAX.
do 50 at once II Is a duty you owe
your country 70 vote.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
sunaerlAgra . nc san 40 aaked

Subscribers g The san are ASKED
70 rememher the postal rNMiaton
chat forhida publishers extending
more thsh one year u credit % their
Subscribers Examlte me Date or
posi,e Your aama printed On she msr
gin o. ere paper and n yoa npd yoar
fcif inasbtea 20 az sepd IN q remit
lanee without wAiiinE Tor a statement
me seadiag % staieu,ebta costa about
ave seats each and % an expense hat
ne publiAher OUGHT not 10 have %
incur.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

: II certain Of our subscribers do not
pay up soon we win be compelled
70 drop them from our list The post.
al laws require publishers 70 discon.
tinue all subscriptions over one year
ID arrears, and Il you are among this
number you must pay up II you de.
sire The Sun continued to your ad-
dress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

From Sundays Daily SUM
mo funeral services g 'ae -
MRS s.. III Reii az walso ve0
" hsr hcms on rrsaav niEAi rt' /
heid "a waldo Is NluaAy eFf.
A ! ociock when fglnds e &c ~
~ are lnvissA % ~ rretent To
mans Win ~ inferred ~ she wa
cegnetery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Hon. John r. Mizelle, former cltl.
sen Of Orange county but now 70.
siding on the East Coast a llfe.long
Republlcap and leader IN The councils
81 hls parsy, has como out for Bryan.
AIR. Minelle was a. one time United
states marshal for this district and Is
wen known TO many o. the older resi-.
dents Of Aiachua county
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Bigger and better than ever Is
tho announcement made BY the Jack
sonvllle Carnival Association concern.
ink the carnival 10 be given IN Jack
sonviIle from October 20 to 81 In
elusive. Low rates FOR the round trip
from al parts Of Florida are promised
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Orange growers are being offered
from e5 10 rs cents per box for fruit
on the trees In south Florida Last
year az high as $3.50 per box was re.
fused IN some sections. Quite a
difference.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

The State Democratic Committee
hiss as YET made no appointments for
a canvass Of the state by the Demo.
crntic nominees. Seems TO US the
party Organization should do some.
thing IN this line. else there may BE-
some surprises IN the November elec.
tion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Might riders" are warning ginners
IN several States not to sin another
bale Of cotton. under penalty Of hay,
inw their ginneries burned To the
ground until the price Of the staple
reaches i2'ccnta Il 4 TO be hoped
that these lawbreakers viii soon md
accommodation n mo laila.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
$4,000

Now let's make tho amount $3.50,
which can easily be done II few
more members OF the county com.
|niittee will Initiate the good ex.
ample set them by Dr. HI L. Mont,
gomery ana y. X. Feaster.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

The man who recently killed Con.
stable George IN the Sc Petersburg
jail and was himself killed by Mr..
Belcher, was not a Greek, as stated
IN the news dispatch. but an Italian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

~ SELL AT SACRIFICE -taa acres.
ueariy an hammcck. about leo acres
cleared; situated neax Alsrhua. A.
py 70 Mrs ". X. Bostcn. a. y. D.
Ma 4. AlasAuA VA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21
Our Clubbing List.

The Sun and The Thrice-a- Week
IN. ~ World one year $1.65
The Sun and The Atlanta (Ga.)
Weekly Constitution one year. 1.75
The Sun and The Atlanta (Ga.)
Eemi.WeelxIy Journal one year 1.b0
The Sun and The semi-Weekly
TimeEUnion one year ..... 1.50
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

A st. Louis woman Is hunting her
husband 20 she can sue him for IL.
vorce He would probably come for
ward At once II he knew what she
wants with him,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

GIlchrist's success in the primary
Of June 10th has already rid the
State Of one nuisance,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

GDw- We will not accept stamps OF
q larger denomination than 2 cents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

TO LEASE OR RENT eoo acres fns
rollins hammock an ven wsiered.
near Alaehua Address Mira w *.
nosioa r. v n 80 Z, Aiarkua. rla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Crude and inferior air-shIps are on
the market Wait for the later crops.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Local advertisements, Is cents a
line for the first and 10 cents for each
additional insertion.
Display advertisements for three,
six and twelve months at special rates
Prices furnished upon application
Marriage and Death notices inserted
free. Obituaries, cents a line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-21

Dma fwWsr The $50 - 80
uAaa a nssa q SEiussa 'sns''''''
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-17

HUMBOLDT. Neb., April 16-(Special.) y
The attendance of delegates at the
Women's Christian Temperance Union in
stitute increased with teh second day and
good sized crowds greeted each session.
After the devotional exercises and musical
numbers a paper on Missions was read
by Mrs. Knowles of Pawnee Mrs. Lydia
X. Andrews Of Table Rock, gave a fine
reading, after which came the question
box, and discussion of the problem,
THE best way to keep our boys from using
tobacco" The question of whether or not
we re benefited by our institutions was
answered by many in the affirmative. "Old
Soapy' was the title of a recitation by
Mrs. Bedea of Pawnee Mrs Nesbit of
Pawnee City gave an interesting talk and
in closing extended an invitation for the
institute to meet at her home town next
time, which invitation was unanimously
accepted.
The evening session consisted of an elo-
cutionary medal contest at the church. par
ticipated in by five contestants from differ
ent parts of the district, and witnessed by
large crowd from this city and sur
rounding country. The session was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Manger of Falls City.
while devotional exercises preceded and a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-17
MarshaIItOwn'a city Program.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, April 16.-(Spe-
cial)-Cheaper gas and electricity, a mu-
nicipal slaughter house. the taking up of
the outstanding per cent bonds and the
issuance of AZ per cent bonds to take their
place, the building of an additional fire
station in the manufacturing district of
the city and the installation of police alarm
system were some of the Improvements and
needs of the city mentioned in the annual
address of Mayor o. l.. Ingledue delivered
before the city council Tuesday. The mayor
proposes that the city have 81 instead of
81 .45 gas, also cheaper electricity, and he
would head a movement to investigate the
earnings OF the Marshalltown Light Power
and Raifway company, which manufactures
these commodities.
The city's annual budget OF expense, to-
falling $4,000, and for the period of the next
twelve months was presented and passed
in the form of an ordinance at the annual
meeting Of the city council today. The
larger items making up the total are
Streets and alleys s1S,1I; police depart
ment, $500; fire department, IS. 400; general
expense, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-17
Nebraska news Notes.

BEATRICE-Rev. Edwin Booth of the
Congregational church resigned, last night
and has accepted a call from the Congre-
gational church at Norfolk. Neb.
BEATRICE-Owen Warren, who has been
in Jail here for the last few months on the
charge of threatening the lives of Julius
Ipson and family, was released today by
Judge Raper on bond of $500.
FREMONT-GCorge MurTells barn. on
the rear Of his lot at the corner of Eighth
and X streets, caught fire this afternoon
and ON account of adjoining buildings Il
proved a dangerous fire. Loss about 500.
Fully insured.
WYMORE-M. L. Rawlings, the ice
dealer, has notified his customers that from
now on ice will be 10 cents per 100 pounds
higher than prices have been I'm the past.
He explains that this is necessary because
of the total failure of this years ice crop.
COLUMBUS-The following officials
have been appointed by the mayor: city
attorney, Louis Lightner; engineer r. l.
Rossiter; physician, l. c, Noss NJ. ID. !
of police, August T. Setback; policemen
Mark Burke and j. w; Nelson; fire de-
partment chief A j. Galley.
CAMBRIDGE-The marriage of Robert
IL. Perry of this city to one of the esti-
mable women OF Lincoln, which took place
some weeks ago was a surprise 10 all
the arrival of the couple on last SunSSy.
Mr.. Perry is member OF the class OF
1908 at the law college of the state Unit
versity of Nebraska
TABLE ROCK-At a special meeting of
the school board the following teachers
were elected for the ensuing year: MISS
Flora PaTintOn, assistant principal; Miss
Minnie Boggs, first grammar; Miss Selma
Shorter, intermediate; Miss Frances
Hales, second primary; Miss Frances
Phillips. first primary. The election OF
superintendent and a teacher for the sec
ond grammar room was deferred,
TECUMSEH-Th following is the mort.
month of March, the figures coming from
the records in the office OF the county
clerk: Number of farm mortgages filed,
81; amount $2OO942.50; number released,
81; amount, SSO312. Number town and
city mortgages filed, 13; amount S9,S2l;
number released, 8; amount, $5,05b. Num-
her chattel mortgages filed, g.; amount,
sl4,0S5.09; number released, 81; amount.
Sl5,22S.16.
HUMBOLDT-The Board of Education
last evening selected teachers Tor the
coming year, as follows: Superintendent,
r. L.. Hoff for the eighth successive
sistant principal, Miss Zoe Minis: second
grammar Patrick Walsh; first grammar,
Miss Nellie Reed; second intermediate.
Miss Lillith WaggeneT; first inteTmedi-
ate Miss Daisy Norris; second primary,
Miss Mabelle Davis; first primary, Miss
Macic l.. Warner
BEATRICE-Mord was received here yes
teTTiay from Dalhart. Tex, announcing the
marriage OF George Ahlqust. a former
Beatrice resident, and Miss ella Peal OF
that city After a wedding trip of few
weeks through the south and west the
young couple will make their bone at Dali
hart, where Mr.. Ahlquist is accountant IN
the office Of the superintendent OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-17
Experts Spraying Fruit Trees.

TECUMSEH Neb., April 16.-(Special1-
George E. Merrill of the Department OF
horticulture, Washington, d. c., is in the
city. He comes to the First congressional
district of Nebraska at this time for the
purpose Of demonstrating spraying results
In fruit orchards. The gentleman, with his
assistants, was here year ago and sprayed
several orchards over the district, but the
results could not be estimated owing to the
failure of the fruit crop. The work of
spraying is conducted by the national de-
partment, through the state department of
horticulture, and all was brought about
through the efforts OF Congressman Pol
lard, Mr.. Merrill will operate over the dis
trict and hopes the conditions will be more
favorable this year than last.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-17
Knights TempIar banquet.

ALLIANCE, Neb April 16.-(special Tel
egram. )-Elias w. Beghtol of Holdrege,
eminent grand commander of Nebraska
Knights Templar, was the honored guest
at a largely attended special meeting of
the commandery here today. Many sir
knights were present from the surrounding
country Several orders of knighthood were
conferred, after which a banquet was
served during which the eminent grand
commander complimented the local COM
mandery highly for it's excellent standing,
ranking with the best in the state Mr..
Begthol left, for Lincoln today to partci-
pate in a similar service there