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The steamer Kauai came in empty
from Hilo last night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
R. Hudson Burr Answers
The Miami NeWS-ReCOrd

place on The ticket 10 4. Hudson
Burr, now Railroad Commissioner
who viii try 20 on Frank ciarka
shoes.
FOR his service Mr. zlm will. al
the proper time, become candidates
for MeIia's Job a. Commissioner o.
Agriculture. and be- supported by
those IN the present deal"
would pay no attention 20 thla
oontomptiblo article but Tor The fact
that yon undertake 20 connect no
with entering Into political deals and
IN dolaE 70 use the language; 10
receipt of reliable Information. from
q source that eauuot b. doubted, that
exposes the inside facts"
IN The FIRST place. ! 0ish 20 nay that
know nothing ~ my conference o.
conferences being held
n ne second pace. I have never
been party 90 a political deal IA
my ace. nor % ever expect 10 b.
IN Abe third place. am NOT q
candidate Tor Congress-, nor have
been even tentatively
10 az a. your statement refers %
me- ! brand q g. 50 uumiiieaisd
sHd malisi0ua fsitehood uaauiaeiar
a from tbe -wbple eiaihF foF %
Htleal purposes
When go ready 20 run fof Con
Ffeha ~ any other oiIiea shall nps
healiaie - apfFiss tie ptofle ~ ~
STATE ~ m9 intentions Wiihoui enier
ing lnlo political dsals
a. HUDSON HuaR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
SEA ISLAND COTTON
IS FIRM At SAVANNAH,

SAVANNAH. Ca. oct, 2--The Sea
Island market has been friQ the past
week with good demand aud prices
have been maintained or iurther ad.
vanced. Some business was done In
the low grades. mainly Of old cotton
from last season. The close was firm
with factors tables pretty well swept,
Favorable crop accounts are recei,
ed from Georgia, most sections report.
Ing a very good yield. although there
are indications that tie acreage re-
duction wasJ larger than previously
supposed. especially In the eastern
counties. Accounts from Florida are
greatly unfavorable. the crop having
suffered more nom ylcissltudes Of
the weather. and a material falling
on Is usually reported
There are further complaints Of
the Savannah trade being handicap
ped by under.selling IN the Interior
Sales for the week. l.t3S bales.
The following prices were based on
factors quotations and are revised
weakly an FrIdavas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
box SPEAKS TO
A BOSTON AUDIENCE
He Carried PemmiCan, Not Pressed Musk
Ok Meat, on SIedgeS.

lecture in symphony Hall. before a
representative Boston audience.
DR.. Cook took occasion to reply to
recent and pertinent query Of
George KEENAN,, IN magazine article
in which the writer claimed DIR, Cook
could not take sufficient food sup
plies on two sledgea to last eighty.
two days. Dr. Cook said in reply;
mt. KEENAN, has the idea that we
used pressed musk OK meat as food
for dog and man. II we had, his
criticism would have been Just, for
we could not have lived on less than
5000 pounds Of such meat, which Il
would have been impossible TO carry
on two sledges, But we did not have
musk OK food. We had pemmican
and We used one pound per man. per
dog, per day. One pound OF penn
mican is equal to Ave pounds Of
fresh meat. SO you will see that Mr.
Kennan's figures are all right when
properly applied"
Last night Dr. Cook included
Peary's name in the list Of intrepid
explorers who had preceded him 10
the far North.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
a SIMPLE REMEDY
FOR SNAKE slTg.

A valued friend whom this writer
met at Leesburg last Saturday gives
the following as a sure cure for the
bite Of any kind Of snake Take
a small handful OF common salt
dampen Il enough TO bold the grains
together. clap Il 20 the wound made
by the snake and hold Il there until
the salt turns green; then throw Il
away and repeat the application with
more salt Continue applying until
the salt fails 70 show any green
color, and then the patient Is out
OF danger.
The friend gave several instances
OF this remedy having been used
with speedy and complete success.
Il u 80 simple and 80 easily applied
that Il ought 70 BE- generally known.
II anyone has occasion 10 Try II on
either human being CT dumb animal.
he will please report the result 20
The Herald Punta Oorda Herald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
SENATOR JOE BAILEY
REPLIES TO COL. BRYAN
Shows That Democrats We're Far In Advance Of
Republican Insurgents On Tariff Question.

ment almost mendaelous." and de.
clared with a single exception (sen.
ator McErney OF l.ouiaiana) every
Demoera, in the Senate had voted
for lower duties than were proposed
"a the Republican bill. which sena.
for Cummlns OF Iowa. declared. "bad
az e was, was better thsn any bin
the Democratic could make"
He maintained that equal dIstrlbu.
tion Of the burdens Of the Govern
ment was sound Democratic doctrine,
and declared he would not vote 10
take the tax OF that which the manu-.
saoturer buys while taxing that which
the manufacturer sells, but he would
vote 70 reduce thar tax 20 = revenue
basis. which he declared 20 be tho
doctrine Of srue Democracy.
10 answer 70 MIR liryane dcclara.
slon chat he was seeking the election
OF a Democratic Congress. tho Sen
ator asked why he came 10 Texas
whore tho delegation n Congress IL
noildly Democratic. and advlsed him
% SO % Nebraska and exert himself
~ he WIN 80 there, / wnl cod
aud help him"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
Bryan Explains Why
! Objects to Joint Debate

from the issue 70 individuals. { would
aot consider the proposition unless e
came a. d personai reqAFat
n might add tbe h4ithcT reason
tbat 4 debate petaeeu tuo pcmocrats
woaid aeceBtuafe the tariff differences
fhaf have embarrassed oar pariy %
coarress aad give the Repubiean
newrpapfrs chance 70 dweu upon
pemoeraac aissenaions iafiesf q d.
s0nr theif ume 20 fhe coatest nos
besnr uared befHecn the progressive
and the sisnepaiiera
"a sebafs might b. fieasing 90 par.
asl,ah,r aad enieuainiug q ms
a1aience. tuf ! think the Fsbieci Vhish
an seaforiar 10 p5sytai = soray
n cain aat tefos tffri'
vrfr fnly Tpart
VILLAS :. NHfAN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

iers Of gallant and true Confederate
soldiers. and az such viii DC honor.
Cd officially and socially as repre-
5entatives Of this division with that
courteous consideration and sincere
loyalty which their Southern woman.
hood demands.
g. Brigade commanders are "a.
pecied 10 make report o. WORK done
IN their respective commands dur.
ing the past year and committees
appointed a the last reunion VII allen
present their reports
7. The maiofzenerhl command.
ing REGRETS 20 report the death Of
two Of the division stan during ~
past year. Lieut. Col n r. Spear,
chief o. artillery. ana MAJOR ~ 81
Johnson. aide a. camp These 81
loved comrades Nh BE- rsdly misfed
I'd cur future rcpnions. AZ nhiet ,hey
wore always faithful aitsrGaala a6e
ihe veterans IN their fasr}ftYo o.
ealliiea yin aio deeply EEL thsir ICES
s. 4cst Col John Z rlrufY az
ward Camp. 80 10. a. Peuascais.
hau bcea appointsi chief % afillie'Y.
vles Lieut. Col 81 o. spear dscess
"a. 10 date from lnne 3 800. and
rnl D. obeged 80 rsspeeted aeepre
lney
D. Commandrfn Of Camps Wifi
rieass pfomulEafs ihe,s orders ~
thslr camps. and risa eaiesN q ~
diylsloh tfe alse urgea 50 aaslsf q
eyefy va 10 iryirE 81 sseaFe . hrse
asfeudsaee al fhig repale1 Ttq
prrus n fhe ssie y aiao aakes ie.
lea us hsif a1lai EeaToIa ~ ent
nbnsk ftt cftt1
- order noagFT 2 MAGiif.
Hsf censsii commnns,tF
ONeait H 81 LoVH
kt.tsts ee1 49, Ctlef ~ ser
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

sso Oct Lin erpla.
i'iou o. tie proposed
snaias naney 81
n'a Ca wAnam 8.
attressed a letter
editor a. ire Atlanta
r. better iollows
30 sight woals
you b. hiter. my
''as a debate laad.
ut siur uss
Paso Ten Grpslss
au trying 10 "a
Democrats ms.
Cares. raaf b
FEsaisi tFief VI
vhkA 81 at
'ss % ae -
Az a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
Tallahassee. FLA. Oct. 2. 1909
Editor Miami NewsRocord.
Miami. Florida.

Editor Miami Newsisocord.
Miami. Florida
Dear slf-ln a recent issue Of your
paper You publish an article Ia
which YOU connect me with certain
political conferences aud deals
quote IN part from your article
The recent announcement Of ilon
tewla zlm % ~. Augustine that he
would BE- a candidate for Congress
IN the second district before the rri
mnrles % neat year. % the frut lndi
ea,ion that certain political confer
ences that have been held this sum.
mer are bearing fruit
~ la evidence o. ono of TIE finest
political deals that have been entered
into b. politicians - many 4 Iona
day. and which " carried o8i viii
bgeak 80 ihe political calculations Of
many aspiring politicians.
"The NevsRec0rd Il ia rocslp, N
reliable Information. from q source
that esnnos b. doubted. itai exposes
ne inside fesia ~ lhe proposed deaf
and that viii air 40 considerable
Interest Ia polnlsal circles
~ReadinN 1r ZINE announcement
tafefullY e beeomea evident ihai ~
DOES noi eommii hlmsslf - fnsainr
a. Congressional candidate bui
lfayes somsthins open Zoe sfiefeon-
sl5rrntioh
gIsrieaa " ~ zlms aDaiif ruh.
aims ior co1sfrsrmaa, BE- win Fise
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. a..
United states senator Joseph w.
Bailey, replying to recent tarlfT decla.
Ntions OF William y bryan, took to
task SIR. Bryan last night for asser-
lions credited to him IN bis address
az ~ Paso. a week ago.
Announcing AZ the outset that bis
address would be devoid Of personal
bitterness. Mr. Bailey denied ASKER.
tlsns with regard 10 sir bryan. credit
ed to him IN q recent apeech At
Dallas. and which brought forth q
heated retort from Mr. Bryan during
hls III Paso address.
Either someone has done him
wrong Mr., Bailey continued. eor
he was doing someone q wrong"
IN hls recent address. Mr.. Bailey
declared, Mr. bryan asserted that the
only real reform IN the tariff attempt.
"a was by Republicans, while tho
Democrats uuarreled among lhcm.
solves for protection for Industries
In their respective districts. This.
Mr. Bailey described as "a terrible
Indictment Of the Democratic party.
and would be used BY Republican
speakers IN the next campaign.
The Senator declared the indics.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04
la Veterans Meet at
i've Oak on Oct. 2O-2l

happy reunion with our beloved com
rades.
2. Each camp Is entitled 10 one
delegate for twenty members and one
additional for a fraction Of ten mem
bers. provided that every camp ia
good standing Is entitled TO two dele
gates AS soon as delegates are sc.
lected the adjutants Of camps viii
at once report their names and those
OF alternates TO these headquarters.
,. All camps in arrears are most
earnestly requested 70 remit their
dues, 10 cents per capita, to this
Office at once. so as 90 be entitled
TO representation In the coming con.
vention.
4. Transportation companies have
made their usual reduction rate Of
] cent per mile for the round trip,
plus Is cents
S. The major-gonerai command,
ant takes great pleasure 10 announc.
ing the following appointments; Di'
vision sponsor, Miss Ada Mae Rober-
son OF Live Oak; division maid Of
honor. Miss Vivian Evans Of Live Oak.
These young ladies are grand-daugh'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

pa eiffgpiefenea "A M bate. after
ftaehlns China mast ~ toeea ~
alise ~ re Grand Canal sna thsb
ifanspQfie8 ofeFiand slE miles 20
~ femple ilga yen. lbe most fam
- teare ~ aeFstip la ail me celee
~ enfafe
Ttf only posflble way 20 ca ~
"A tiabefs oter fbe eiF niles ~ lsnd
b fsay ihem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

|aI h. J, Magill, com.
Florida Division, United
eterans, has issued the
ers for the forthcoming
: division at Lave Oak:
b Florida Division. Uni.
'hte Veterans, Jackson
b.. Is. 1909.
Is No. 4.
'ajor-general command
hnOunces that the nine
reunion OF the Florida
bed Confederate Veter
held at live Oak. Fla.
nd Thursday, October 20
Confederate Veterans.
~ Sons Of Confederate
3 have the privilege OF
And Daughters OF the
Pre- earnestly invited to
long expressed wish OF
\ Live Oak to entertain
and their zeal IN Sc.
4union in their city. a.
reputation for public
and true Southern sen
Nnts US in anticipating
lslastic welcome and a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

Il. 2.-Upon his ar
terday Dr. Frederick
iestIoned regarding an
Harry Whitney the
sportsman, in which
that DR.. Cook did not
rds with him at Etah,
3 only. on this point,
yesterday afternoon
syeral cases with Whit
instruments and also
RATS and notes which
ineligible to anyone
! would be Of great
elf in establishing his
30 question that such
Sre." said Dr. Cook, en-
s introduced By Benia.
llood. secretary OF the
zee Society OF Boston,
lld not come as a con.
'or to criticise or do
or to say other men
what he had DONE
DR.. Cook delivered his
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

Read the want ads. IN ,oaays sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-04

HefF Genef1i CDannEt'ff
Onsaif "a 81 loVK
hslsisrs Ga 49, ctlef q HitH
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
Negro Held For Murder.

AT his preliminary trial at Po.
cahontas last week Arthur Good
son, u negro, was held on the
charge Of numbering Fred Sc
we're, u young white man, at
O'kean, Randolph county, o few
weeks ago and placed in jail To
await the action of the grand
jury. II was proved at the ex'
aiming trial that Goodson was
tho last person seen with Severe
on the night Of tho killing and
that the negro was exhibiting u
Colts revolver. The next morn :
ing The body of Severe was
found beside the railroad track
and the negro was missing.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
w. r. HORN.

You have been hearing for
some time that W, 7, Horn of
Cave City would probably make
the race for Sheriff, and there Is
no doubt of his candidacy as will
be seen by reference to the Rec
ord's announcement column.
Mr.. Horn 10 doubtless known
personally to a majority Of the
readers Of this paper. He has
long been a resident Of Cave
City, where he 10 useful and
popular citizen. fle 10 one OF
the most genial and likable fell
lows In the world, true and loyal
70 his friends, Of whom he has q
host.
In late years he has served the
people TWO terms as assessor,
making q record in that Office Of
which his friends are proud. lie
was a courteous, painstaklng Of
fetal, and is q careful man In all
matters of business, believing
/ that no business Is done that Is
not done right.
Should he succeed In winning
at the polls the office Of Sheriff
will DO held by a. man who ap.
preciates tho responsibilities and
will meet them with energy and
ability.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08

enator Joe Bailey Of Texas
ts u public debate with VIM.
ryan, but Mr.. Bryan avoids
meeting by declaring that q
lie debate between two dem.
ts would do injury to the
Pocratic party, These two
tlemen are disagreed over
\ question Of a tariff on raw
Ferial, Mr.. Bryan having crit
|ed Bailey for voting for such
lriif In tho United States SEN
Bryan has delivered two
|eehes in Texas, expressing
nself freely upon the question,
lle Bailey has followed Bryan
J In q couple Of speeches do
'ded his views and his record.
! Bryan 10 no doubt right
en- he says that a public de-
70 between two democrats
uld injure the party, but is
the party injured when two
its leaders engage In q debate
'h as Bryan and Bailey have
! In T'oxaSp There would DO
more harm to the party II
'se two leaders should appear
the sane platform at the
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
HARDY NEWS ITEMS.
(from The Herald.)

Walker Clayton is buying cot
ton.
Polk Crabtree killed two deer
Monday.
w. s. Morgan Of Springfield,
Mo-, came down Sunday and
spent few days here,
A Farmers Union Fair will be
held at Liberty Hill, in Fulton
county, on October s, 1909.
W, e. Davidson Of Love, lizard
county, came over Wednesday
after a load of freight, returning
yesterday.
II. M. Smith and wife are the
proud parents Of o fine pair Of
twins born Saturday night, u
boy and a girl. "Uncle Bob" 10
wearing q big smile.
l.. f. Southworth came to our
assistance this week with some
very much needed help in the
Herald office. Although Luther
has had no practice for four
years he can yet sling type like a
steady worker,
Marshal j. N. Weaver Satur-
day captured q man, who had
been working with u gang AT
l'ickinger and had stolen some
property and eloped. The fol.
low was turned loose upon sur.
rendering tho goods and promise
TO leave the country.
The residence OF Mrs. Virginia
Murphy, | l.2 miles south OF
town, burned Thursday night,
together with the entire contents.
Mrs. Murphy and her son, Ed,
had come TO The station with her
daughter, who left on the ii
o'clock train, and when they re-
turned they found their home oil
aflamo and 30 far under way that
nothing could be saved. Mrs
Murphy carried vi, 500 insurance
on the house and contents,
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
Edwards
Nero, Go.
Worthless Citizens.

The men who do a town more
harm than good are those who
oppose improvement; run il
down to strangers; never adver.
tise their business; distrust pub
lie spirited men; show no hospi-
tality to any one; hate to see
Others make money; oppose
every movement that does not
originate with themselves; put
on long faces when a stranger
speaks Of locating in their town
oppose every public enterprise
that does not appear of personal
benefit to themselves. There are
some mon born with the idea that
it is their job to grease the axle
Of the world and keep the old
"gal' in running order, but
somehow when lh5y shuttle off,
there is not The slightest culver
in fact the mourners usually have
a grin on their faces. Does this
strike you? If 80, change your
tactics and become a booster, -
by
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
.persateiARNoLD.

sm and'hd's announcement
e better Afound the name
L.YNu ever 4 OF Lebanon
hip, who is a candidate Tor
Fl and Collector.
Arnold is one Of the coun-
Jest and most popular young
and enters this race with
Rances of hearty support
Friends in different parts Of
|punty.
was raised in Sharp county,
a number Of years has
engaged in teaching in the
c schools and in farming.
an enthusiastic farmer, and
served as president Of the
|p County Farmers Union.
Do he has held one political
D, having been elected sur
n a few years ago, in which
hon he gave general satis-
|pn, retiring much in favor
|the public.
lere can be no question about
Arnold's qualifications TO fill
office he 10 asking at the
rs Of the people. He is fully
|pped to meet the require
rs of the place, and his
IDS will make q strong effort
|ake him the winner.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
same time and fight out the dis
puted question to finish.

The Columbia Bank and Trust
Company failed at Oklahoma
City last week and the depositors
of the defunct institution are be-
ing paid one hundred cents on
the dollar. The state of Okla
homa has a law guaranteeing
bank deposits, and every bank
in the state pays a tax into the
guaranty fund, which goes to
settle the claims of depositors
when a bank goes to the wall,
provided the bank cannot pay
its depositors in full. This law
works we'll in Oklahoma for both
the banks and depositors. The
people can deposit their money
in an Oklahoma bank with the
certain knowledge that it will
not be lost to them through any
means, and as a consequences
the banks are flooded with mon
ey that would otherwise be out OF
circulation. Arkansas should
have law guaranteeing bank
deposits. It is a good law.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08

The Pocahontas Star Herald
says Don aghey will be elected
again, and the Star Herald is
not much of a Donaghey paper
either. The Record is not in
the Donagbay band wagon by
any means, but this paper has
already predicted that the pres
ent governor will be elected
without opposition.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08

Capt. j. N. Bolen, q gallant
old Confederate veteran and a
noble gentleman Of Pocahontas,
died last week at the age Of 70
years. For years Capt. Bolen
was in the newspaper business
at Pocahontas, and few men
could WELD a more gifted pen.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
|RTIIUR SULLIVAN.

ice is broken in our an
Hment column this week by
Sullivan, who announces
hdidacy for County Judge,
ID to the action of the dem
primaries, of course.
kould be useless for this
TO attempt an introduction
8 gentleman to the people
Bro county, because his
fntance extends to every
Ind corner of the county.
y native of this county and
5ent his life here.
kSullivan is at present serv-
lie second term as Circuit
and there is no question
y this capacity he has been
the most competent OFF,
Bharp county has ever had.
hties have been performed
pally, fully and creditably.
q many times been compli.
"a by grand juries and the
Iissioners of accounts on
lendid manner in which he
the public records, the
btness and accuracy of his
ments and the attention he
TO every part OF his work.
is already familiar with the
the County Judge is called
10 perform, having gained
knowledge Of the office
gh the duties Of his present
He would throw d lot Of
ID energy into the office he
king, and if he succeeds in
ce we have no hesitancy in
Nthe county management
bands that are safe
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08

Had Governor John Johnson
of Minnesota lived, he would no
doubt have been the next demo-
cratic nominee for president, and
the democrat who could three
times be elected governor in a
state with an overwhelming re-
publican majority might have
been elevated to the highest posi- =
ition in the land. And many be-
lieve Gov. Johnson could have
led the party to victory in the
last campaign.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-08
Engineer Killed.

Tom Conloy, an engineer on
the White river railroad, was
killed while passing through u
tunnel at Bergman, Baxter coun.
ty, q stone striking him on tho
head, crushing his skull.