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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

II iu The White House is the ,,,.-
it, place.
Charles y. Peeler. a prominep, Ia
yer OF Jacksonville. joined his ,amu,..
while visiting here and they cx,anaa,
their visit tn his uncle. lion. p n
Pceler. and family of Gainesville
Rev. 7. L. 4. Barr has haaD
threatened with nervous prostra,,on
that his physician required tha, ~
go for a ret and Is in ClaTksville. Ca
for some time among the mountain.
His family. meantime, are az Whit
Springs.
A dwelling house was engaged ha,a
by parties in another town. who. whan
II was ascertained that they we're nm.
desirable citizens" were infoymaa
over the telephone that they could M,
have the house under any consider,-
tion. They came. nevertheless. hm
were denied the place. They Iet.
seeking a place i'm some other town
Rev. ID. l.. Framing continues I'm
III health. but gets down town occa.
sionally.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
JUSTICE HAD TO BE DONE.

Very recently a Judge advanced in
years. who had borne good name
and enjoyed the confidence of his fel.
lowmen. was sent 10 the peuitentiary
for a term which practically amounts
tO a hie sentence The crime Tor
which lac was thus sentenced was the
wrecking Of a bank and the swindling
of a number of people who had en-
trusted him with their money for in
yestment.
II one were TO allow himself to think
only OF the jurist bowed with years,
parted from his venerable wife, his
beautiful home and the society in
which he loved to move. pity would
lead one to say thar II was cruel 10
take him at his time of life from
these associations TO spend the rest
OF his days within the grey stone
walls Of a prison.
hut the other side OF the case has
10 be considered What of the crime
itself, OF people robbed OF their mon
ey. and families made TO suffer as the
result OF his misdeeds. Then. while
sympathy and regret for him and his
family may naturally be felt, II Is
also felt that the high office h. held
and the trust reposed i'm him by his
fellows but made his offence the
greater Therefore there is satisfac.
ion. not that a man has done wrong.
Jut that having done wrong his public
position and social influence We're
lot allowed TO interfere with the
course OF Justice.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

snbscribers to The Sun who are in
mears are urgently requested to
mke settlement without further de.
Nv
Under the postal regulations We are
wohibited from extending credit 70
mbscribers for more than one year.
and those who have not paid up to
August. 1908. will be dropped from
ihe list of subscribers during the next
two weeks. The privilege OF mailing
the paper to subscribers who are in
arrears for over a year is denied by
the postal laws. and we have been
notified to comply with this provision
Of once. II you fail to receive The
Sun after the middle OF July you
win therefore know the reason there.
for
Do not wait TO come to town To
pay your subscription. but send the
amount by mail at once. DO 1T NOW.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

Succeeding the Boxer outrages some
years ago the influence Of the United
States was eXertsd 10 save China
from being carved up and divided
among several European powers
Possibly he astute Chinese thought
of this, and reasoned that with large
.amountS OF American money invested
therN the United St'tes would bc
more shan ever disposed % help main
tam ~, AintegTily OF the Chinese En
pires peaee the Inducements befne
offered fmerican capitalists 20 invest
In fhai Sountry
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
lss-. LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice il hereby given that W Il Phlier Co
purchaser al Tax Certicate No 1lt dated
the 6th Gay OF August, \. ID 1919. has r4eo
said certificate II iLS once. and has made Az
ul'cutiou ;uT tax deed To issue IN accordance
with Jaw. said Cegtlicute embraces the io-
lowing described property situated In Alachas
cuGutN, FloTiug. togt. ~.
acres.
The said land beng assessed M the date o.
the issuance of such certificate IN the name Oi
ENt 81 T. JOTes
Unless sid certificate shall be redeemed &C.
cOruius 10 ,aw. tax deed VII issue thereon On
the Atn Gay of August. A D. lAl9. ,-
Witness my Ornclal signature and sea- bns
=. Il. wIENGEs,
pd Clerk Circuit Court Alachua Co, fla
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
the COOPERATIVE CONTEST.
Business Houses That Are in the
Plan Which viii Issue Votes.

/
The handsome pianos and diamond
ring to be given away in the Co
Operative Contest will be the grand
est distribution Of prizes ever offered
In Alachua county.
Parties trading with any of the fol
lowing stores will be given one vote
for every penny spent:
Gainesville Furniture Company
furniture; Phifer & Morris Co. cloth
ing and furnishings; Gainesville Hard
ware Co, plumbing and hardware;
Mrs. F. T. Mccormick. millinery: W.
NJ. Johnson, drugs and medicines; l..
c. Smith, shoes and jewelry: Mrs. r.
Wilson, dry goods and notions; Saun-
ders Il Earle. groceries and feed
stuifs; City Bakery. bread and pastry
p. Y. Smith. fresh meats: Crawford
& Davis. livery and sale stables; The
Sun, printing and publishing; The
Brown House. meals and lodging: ".
Francisco. Banana House. fruits. etc.
Eddns Mfg Co. lumber and building
n material; Standard Fertilizer Co
fertilizer.
Votes will be given on all orders
for job printing at The Sun office
and on subscriptions as follows:
The Daily Sun.
Sl.25, three months subscription.
old subscribers. 500 votes: new sub
scribers. 100 VOTES
$3.50. six months subscription. old
subscribers. 1900 votes; new sub
scribcrs. 1900 votes.
s., one years subscription, old sub.
scribers. $500 votes; new subscrib-
ers, $500 votes.
For club OF five one.year subscrlp-
tions (before IL o'clock noon. Aug.
Is, l909), old subscribers, 30 600
votes; new subscribers, $4,000 votes.
For a club OF ten sixmonths' sub.
scriptions (before 12 o'clock noon.
Aug. Is. l909). old subscribers, 80. 900
votes; new subscribers. $4,000 votes.
There is no limit to the number of
clubs each contestant may secure.
The semi.weekIy Sun.
81. one years subscription. 500
votes.
For a club OF Ave one-year subscrIp-
tions, 5000 votes.
For a club of twenty-five one-year
subscriptions, $4,000 votes.
There is no limit to the number
Of clubs each contestant may secure
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
WALDO NOTES.

WALDO. July 3.-Much.needed rains
have fallen recently and crops are
excellent.
Mr.. James Case, the oldest man in
town. has returned from a visit TO
relatives in Hartford. Conn, and says
they were planting corn. and It was
nearly cool enough for frost.
Mrs. l. y. Morris is on a visit TO
her daughter in Columbus, Ga. but
will be back soon.
Frank Brown, who had his skull
cracked az fair by another negro.
Geo. BudingtOn is well again
Mrs. c. -. Peeler and son OF Jack
sonyille. after visiting her parents.
Rev. and Mrs u. l.. Branning. went
70 Starke Friday.
Mrs. l.. u. Johnson and her first
born are doing we'll and Mr. Johnson
is happy
Mr.. Williamson has purchased of
Mrs. Hildebrandt her home and lot.
and she and children left Monday for
Cincinnati. Ohio. her former home.
Mrs. G. VI. Bell and her first horn
are rejoicing Mr.. Bells heart by doing
50 well.
some uneasiuoss was felt rs - Dr.
j. NJ Boring who had gone 10 Cedar
Key with his family. ana Who went
on a trip on the Gulf. not returning
as expected. II proved out that they
were driven into Port Ingl, by bad
weather and h. was obliged to return
by rail. being delayed by washout
He passed through Waldo Saturday
morning and went directly 10 Cedar
Key to join his family. In the mean.
time John Winter IN his motor car.
accompanied by Capt A. W. Boring and
W ID. FiniaysOn. had run down 10
Rosewood in search Of information
concerning him. when they met the
train ard returned, hearing h. was
at Port Inglis.
Miss Emma Entenza went to Jack.
sonville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunegan have return.
ed from their bridal trip OF a month
visiting relatives in the West and ar.
domCiled with the brides mother.
Mrs. Florida Geiger.
Bishop Weed held two services A.
the Episcopal church Sunday. the
rector. Rev. Hedrick being also pres.
ent The ,Nur.h was decorated with
flower t'. occasion
Miss Enic Petit Is in attendance
upon The Normal at Gaincsvilla
4 new rubberoid roofing ha- len
placed on the Renault House and g.
Bo.n2's off.oa. The first Introduction
Of "a.
Miss Ida Redd has returned from
her position in one OF the popular
store in'Jacksonyillc 70 have yaca.
tiou ~ home
Mr.. :. p. Entcnza and children ere
VISITING relatives NJ Grandin. in Put.
nam county
MIss Nui" FinIayson of Ola Town
has been visiting her brother, " -.
Finlayson and family. some time.
Cedar Rey Is the popular watering
place and several parties have taken
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
YESTERDAY, TO-DAY AND ToMoR
Row.

Those OF us doing business today.
tagged with all the frills and fiOunCes
that our modern methods require, says
The Ocala Banner, are puzzled 10
know how our fathers managed 10 do
business az all
They had no steel nor fountain
pens. They had to take time TO make
their own pens from goose quills.
They had no blOtters. After writing
letter tney had to give time for the
ink TO dry. Then they had no enve-
lOpes. They folded the letter and
used sealing wax instead. Their sta
tionery was imprinted. They had no
printed letter heads nor note heads.
nor bill heads. and did not resort TO
the monthly statement. They had no
typewriters nor stenographers. They
had no postage stamps, and paid so
many cents a letter according To the
distance IL travelled. There were no
such things as delivery wagons nor
messenger boys. and every man lugged
his purchases home. There were no
bicycles. no autos. no telephones, no
electric lights, no express companies.
no railroads. no daily newspapers and
very few. II any. weekly ones
And yet there was a happiness in
living then. more so. perhaps, than
there Is today. There were no very
rich and yet no very poor No man
felt isolated and alone because OF
his poverty. Every man knew his
next-door neighbor and every neigh
Dor was a friend.
The woods were full of game. and
FISH were in abundance in every lake
and stream. and there were no laws
regulating fishing, hunting nor trap
ping. The spinning wheel and loom
man was more or less independent |
He lived at home. and the tariff laws |
bore upon him most lightly. Under |
this system there was built up a rug |
ged and robust race OF people, and |
for true happiness the era just before
the invention OF steam and electricity
md so many labor-saving inventions
has never been eXcelled in any age.
.hough IL must be admitted that IL is
! wonderful thing TO be surrounded
With all the comforts and luxuries our
modern civilization makes possible IL
mes pOcketboOk Is large enough to
IffOrd them As luxurious and rapid
Is We think this century is the next
me will look upon It as a Bit poky and
will marvel how We managed to exist
without aeroplanes and other ma.
hines with which TO navigate the
ir Our posterity will flit about from
lace 10 place like the birds of the ,
ir and wings will be a part OF ones ,
veryday equipment"
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
PARKER REARREsTEo.
Warrant Charged Him With Carrying
Concealed Weapons.

Priest Parker was arrested again
Saturday upon a warrant sworn out
by DeBose charging him with carry
ing concealed weapons, but bond was
quickly fixed for him and he has again
been released
IL will De remembered that three
weeks since Parker shot Fletcher De-.
Bose, the ball entering the stomach.
hut since that time h. has continued
10 improve, and upon the certificate
.of a physician Parker was released
from Jail.
He had scarcely been released whom
the other warrant was Issued for his
arrest
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

owing 70 their family scandals the
Coulds and Vanderbilts have no trou-
ble in keeping themselves in the pub
Nc eye, but the spectacle is anythius
but edlfying. With most OF the mem
hers Of those families II is clear that
weaIth is a curse instead of a BLESSING
n, mon had to work rs day IA
49, they would not have h'oHsy ne.
20 ASeud as they now have but IN
All probability they would be strong
ar EhysicaIiy and in character.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

The ApalachicOla Times refers 70
the talk about Ion l.. Farris running
Cor Congress as follows: "Mr Speak.
er Farris IL accused OF desire 10
POSSESS Congressman Frank Clark's
place at Washington. 4 very laud.
able ambition indeed. but Mr., Farris
Is reminded that II wishes were horses
beggars would ride, but as they amt
the cusses must walk"
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

Philadelphians having invaded New
York City with plans for another
mammoth department store. New
York capital Tetailates by arrans.
ing to build really good hotel in the
Quaker CITY.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

town in Kansas of a total popu-
N of $50. mostly farmers. has the
Npction of having 80 automobile
prs, ths machines being recently
"a based. Incidentally rhis does not
"a bate great uncertainty about crops
\ Kansas.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
ssss. LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice is hereby given that W. II. Phifer.
purchaser of Tax Certificate No. iia dated
the eth day OF August a. d. IaS
has h!cd said cert ncate In my once.
embraces the following described property
situated In Alacbua county. Florida toWit:
Com at Sw cor tract. Sec Y, Tp, II. :.
81. Iun W 80 v 3 chs. 10 initial. W. '.G, ".
llli ichs.. r : - chs - IL 10 che. Sec. p, To.
~. - Il 40 acres.
The said land being assessed AZ the date Of
the issuance OF such certificate In the name
of Enoch Jones.
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed ac-
cOrdiHg 20 law, tax deed Will issue thereon On
the sth day Of August, \. ID. 1919.
Witness ny OfGrIal signature and seal tbs
the 3.d day OF JAN. =. ID. 1879.
- H. WIENGES,
ID Clerk Circuit Court Aiachua Co. Pa
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

gainesville is better provided with
skiing facilities than any other town
fnce its size in the State. All the
bank officials are obliging gentlemen
and people find it a real pleasure to
DO business with them. To keep a
deposit with a Gainesville bank is to
have the same guaranteed.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

u the Everglades have had the
nme rain fall that has been expe.
rRnced in this section for the past
ms days, the fallacy OF feast.
hSfy OF Broward's drainage operations
pAl be practically settled.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

A good character means something
more than merely not doing evil. IL
MEANS In addition TO that the posi-
nR action by which with truest
sptive We help others and influence
Hsiety for good.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

= - the general impression OF men
NO ought TO know that as soon as
" tariff question is out of the way.
M Congress adjourns. the greatest
M& OF prosperity ever experienced
Mf Sweep over the United States.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
Our Clubbing List.

= Sun and The Thrice-a-week
N. Y.) World one year. ..... .sl.65
Sun and The Atlanta (Ga.)
Weekly Constitution one year. It's
~ Sun and The Atlanta (Ga.D
1emi.Weekly Journal one year l.5O
- Sun and The Semi.Weekly
Zines Union one year ...... $50
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SEXTON OF CHAPTER
lsss. LAWS OF FLORIDA

f0"-s In " = OI U tfDNHUN
Notice Is hereby given that W. "a Phlfer
purchaser of Tax Certificate No a.
dated the 5th day of July. A. D. Ese
has died said certificate in my Office
and has made application for tar deed
to issue IN accordance with law. Said certin.
cate embraces the following described prOp.
Begin ~ 40 chs Of Ne cor See. Q. TT. n
: 81 run = chs W 10 80 chs " Q chs IL
~ 80 chs to point of beginning-IO acres.
The said land being assessed az the date OF
Eli Amos.
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed 90
cOrdinR TO law. tax deed will issue thereon 90
the Sth day Of August. A. ID lga.
Witness my Official signature and zeal thia
the 3 q day OF July, A. ID. 1909
=. n. wIENGES,
pd Clerk Circuit Court AIachua Co. FiA
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

= We will not accept stamps OF
&hrger denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
Advertising Rates:

kpcal advertisements, Is cents a
for the frst and 10 cents for each
ltional insertion.
4lsplay advertisements for three.
nnd twelve months at special rates.
Des furnished upon application.
<. .1nrriage and Death notices inserted
-. Obituaries. 8 cents q line.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05

Tho Sun once for calling cards.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-05
b. McREARV. Editor and wusr.
Terms of subserlptIon.

NE Twice-a-Week Sun 81 n year
~ months, Soc: single copies. SC.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05
TRACT OF LAND FOR UNIVERSITY
Forest Preserve Presented to State By
the Weyerhauser interests.

Minneapolis, Feb. 25.-A large tract
of land at the headwaters of the Mis-
sissippi is to be given to the Univer-
sity of Minnesota by the Weyerhauser
interests. The tract, which is situated
in Carlton county, and which com
prises 2,200 acres, will be used in CON
nection with the university forestry de-
partment.
In a bill introduced into the state
senate today by J. r. Elwell of Min
neapolis, the legislature authorizes the
regents to accept the gift and appro-
pirate $4,000 for purchasing 1870 acres
|of land adjoining to the tract offered
by the Weyerhauser interests.
The tract will include 1880 acres,
which were originally in the Fond du
Lac Indian reservation. At present
there are fifteen demonstration and eX-
pertinent stations conducted by the
university forestry department in Carl
ton county and the Weyerhauser gift
will provide demonstration and ex-
pertinent forest of great practical value.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05
PEOPLE CONSUME MUCH MILK
Statement Made By Secretary Wall
of the Dairy DEPARTMENT

st. Paul, March 1.-The milk and
dairy products of this country are five
times the value of the wheat crop and
twice the value of the corn crop, said
W. w. Wall, secretary of the dairy
and food department. "The United
States consumes more than nine bill
lion gallons of milk annually, or a
supply of 100 gallons of milk for every
man, woman and child in the country.
This represents, including milk. but
ter and cheese, value of $1,000, 0O0,.
600.
1T is interesting to see what this
amount of money would do. One half
of this sum would be sufficient to
cancel the interest bearing debt OF
the United States, pay for the con-
struction of the Panama canal, and
then build fifty battlcships.
''In 1907 the product of 54G59j cows
i'll Minnesota sent to the crcaincrics
produced s7,044.7SO pounds of butter
If the remainder, 493,5O5 cows, had
contributed to the creameries the pro.
duction of butter would have been
l37 100000 pounds"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05
LONG FIGHT FOR LIFE
ATTORNEY ALBERT T. PATRICK
STILL SEEKING LIBERTY.
Hearing to Be Had on Writ of Habeas
Corpus; Supreme Court Issues an
Order; Defendant is Accused of
the Murder of William March Rice
in September 1900.
Especial to The Free Press.l

New York, March Lawyer Al
bert I. Patrick, now serving life
sentence in Sing Sing prison for the
murder OF William March Rice, q Tex
as millionaire, in September, 1900, will
be given hearing today on a writ OF
habeas corpus issued by Judge Will
lam j. Gaynor, of the appleate division
of the New York supreme court. This
is the twenty-thrd time that Patrick
through his attorneys, has sought to
secure his liberty.
The petition was submitted by Will
lam l.. Mcdonald, acting as special
counsel. and Patrick himself will ask
the court to be allowed to take part
i'll the proceeding as an attorney.
Questions Never Decided.
1t is stated that the precise ques-
tions raised in this petition have new
CT been passed upon. The principal
contention is that the then governor
Frank w. Higgins, who on December
20, 1906, committed Patrick's sentence
from death to life imprisonment
changed the punishment without the
prisoners consent and made it one
unknown TO the common or statute
law for murder in the first degree
and one that no court could impose
on man convicted of that crime
that it was thereby made a different
and unequal punishment from that
provided by law and altered the stu
alton to the disadvantage of Patrick
and over his protest; that under this
edict Patrick has been held in in
voluntary seryitude for more than two
years.
The petition specially sets up Ger
tain rights under the federal constitu
ton as provided by section 100, re-
vised statutes of the United States
and contains this language in refer.
ence to William Travers Jerome:
Words of Jerome.
The persistent, contcmptuous and
wholesale public denunciation of the
justices of the supreme court by the
district attorney of New York county
makes it important that this case be
heard by a court above suspicion and
without dread of attack
The writ to produce the body OF
Patrick in court is directed to Jesse ID
Frost, warden of the state prison. Fol
nearly nine years the fight for life ant
liberty has been kept up almost i'll
cessantly, in the prisoner himself hay
ing law books in his cell and studying
and working in his own behalf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05
JURY DID NOT AGREE ON VERDICT
Case CT Carlson Against Volk Is Unde-
cided; Other Court Work.

From Thursdays nailv
The jury in the $1,000 personal i'll
jury suit of John w. Carlson VS.. Will
lam Volk retired at 4 p. III. yester-
day, and at 10 a. III. today returned
into court and reported that it was
unable to agree, and was discharged
The jury is said to have stood ten
in favor of giving the plaintiff some
thing and two for the defendant.
Mr.. Carlson was accidentally run into
and knocked down by Mr.. Volk with
his automobile OH Labor day last, and
Mr.. Volk and several witnesses claimed
that the accident was unavoidable
owing to Mr.. Carlson's movements, and
also that Mr.. Carlson was uninjured
practically, and refused the offer OF
medical examination at the time, say
ing that he was not hurt.
The suit of the National Citizens
bank VS.. NJ. E. Babcock and other:
is on trial.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05
MAD DOG SCARE AT KASOTA.
Several CANNES Are Said to Be AZ
flicted With Rabies.

From Fridays Daily.
The mad dog scare at Kasota prov
ed genuine. The head of the animal
was sent to Dir. Vain at the st. Peter
state hospital The doctor innoculated
two rabbits with the cerum of the
spinal column of the dog; one of them
died in five or six days from rabies,
the other in less than two weeks A
number of dogs were bitten by the
mad dog, hence the citizens are now
on the alert to prevent any other
disaster. All dogs in the village are
muzzled. Jack" fine dog belonging
to c. w. Babcock was shot this week
having exhibited signs of hydropho-
bia; and it is expected that other
dogs bitten will go the same way.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05
TAKES THE DEFEAT GRACEFULLY
Blue Earth Post Falls to the Charms
of Young Ladies.
From ThMrSdays Da1IN.

Blue Earth Post: The high school
district debate at the high school audi
forum last Friday evening between the
teams of LIE Sueur Center school and
Blue Earth resulted i'll Il victory for
the three young ladies composing the
visiting contestants. While Blue Earth
is proud of the boys representing our
city in the contests with Amboy and
Mankato in which they were success
full it is no discredit to be, defeated
by such a talented trio of vivacious
maidens as represented the lie Sueul
Center school. Blue Earth regrets TIN.
defeat, but it was in every way al
honorable one, and accepts the decision
of the judges as just. Professor Young
of Mankato, Superintendent Phillips OF
Albert Lea and Superintendent Fobes
of Marshall. were the judges. The Wis
tors were given the decision by vote
of two to one.