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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
ALLEGED BlGAMlST TO MAKE
FIGHT TO SECURE LIBERTY

SAN BERNARDINO. Feb. 2S.-Wil-
liam Church. the alleged bigamist who
was arrested in Redlands a few days
ago. has announced he will make a
fight for his liberty, though local Of
ficers do not believe he has much of a
chance to secure his freedom.
A wealthy brother who lives in the
east, it is understood, will come here
this week and aid Church in his fight
for release. Attorneys have been re-
tanned and strenuous efforts will be
made to secure his liberty.
On the other hand the officers claim
they have indisputable evidence that
will show conclusively that Church has
three living wives, one at Redlands,
one at Roy, N. M, and the first wife
and children at Berkeley.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
WILMINGTON PLEADS
FOR CONSOLIDATION
PETITION SIGNED BY NEARLY
EVERY VOTER
Senator Hurd Acknowledges Receipt
and Gives Assurance There viii
Be No Let Up in
Fight

WILMINGTON, Feb. 2S.-In response
to receipt of petition signed by nearly
every voter in Wilmington, urging the
Iassage OF the consolidation bill, Sena-
tor Hurd has sent the following letter
to F. s. Cary, president of the Will
mington chamber of commerce:
Yours of the gath to hand contain
ing the petition, and / thank you for
the same. 1t is one of the most bitter
fights that l have ever been mixed up
in but | assure you that, if bulldog
stick-to-itiveness will accomplish our
efforts, we will succeed. Any informa-
ton, petitions or resolutions, Will be
gladly received. The bill will not come
up before next Monday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
To Make Fertilizer

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. ga
syndicate composed of Aruthr Gregory,
j. D. Langford and others of Redlands
and San Bernardino has purchased y
large cave twenty-five miles from
Carlsbad, N. M. the cave being filled
with a high grade of guano, of which
there are said to be not less than $4,000
tons. The guano will be worked into
fertilizer for citrus groves and used
in San Bernardino county. Many of
the men interested in the deal are ex-
tensive orange growers. 1t will pro-
duce a fertilizer of high grade and at a
low price,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
EXERTS HIMSELF; SEIZED
WITH HEART FAILURE

LONG BEACH, Feb. 2S.--J. G. Par
ker, a guest at Hotel Rosslyn, Los
Angeles, overexerted himself by an
afternoon of bowling here today and
was seized with heart failure. After
treatment at the bath house emergency
hospital he was removed to the Seaside
hospital at o'clock. His condition is
regarded as serious.
Mr.. Parker and his wife arrived in
Los Angeles last Friday from Chicago.
They are represented as being well to
do, but otherwise little is known con-
corning them. Mrs. Parker is in at
tendance on her husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
WIFE OF PROFESSIONAL
MAKES FIRST ASCENSION

SAN PEDRO, Feb. 2S.-Before a
crowd of 5000 persons, Mrs. Ella Hill,
wife of L. L. Hill. professional aero
naut of fifteen years experience, made
her first balloon ascension and para
chute jump. The ascension was made
without accident, but in the descent the
parachute swung back and forth with
the inexperienced performer and an ac-
cident was narrowly averted.
Coming down between two buildings
on Sixth street Mrs. Hill struck the
roof of a blacksmith shop, cutting her
head and face. No serious results fol-
lowed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
VICIOUS ASSAULT is MADE
ON PROMINENT PHYSICIAN

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2s.-A
vicious assault was made with a sand
bag on DR.. C. G. Campbell last night
as he was leaving his office in the An
derson building for home.
AS he stepped from his office he
thought he heard a footstep in the hail,
but did not recognize the presence of
any one until he was struck blow
behind the ear. AS he is a large man
the blow did not fell him, although he
was staggered for a second. He caught
a glimpse of the fleeing assailant, and
although no arrests have been made
the guilty person is believed to be
known.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Tree Gets Preacher Into Court

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2S-A
neighborhood row which has broken
out in A street has resulted in the
making of Rev Thomas Phillips de-
PENDANT in an action brought by G.
Bartram, in which Phillips is charged
with "willfully, knowingly and wrong
fully" cutting down a tree that was
situated on the property line and the
joint property of the two people. Phil
lips some years ago was pastor of the
local Baptist church, but for some
years has been retired.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Steps on Nail; No Blood Poison

LONG BEACH, Feb. 2S.-Harry
Bruce, an employee at the Craig ship
building plant, stepped on a nail Sat-
urday, which pierced his right foot.
He objected to the doctors cutting his
foot open to cleanse the wound, but
this was done a number of hours later
and small pieces of the shoe and the
stocking were removed from the wound.
1t is believed blood poison will not
i,,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Building Permits Not Numerous

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2S.-
Building permits for the month Of Feb
ruary amount to $20,746 While this Is
not a large figure, it is two and half
times the amount issued in February,
1908 There are a number of gool
sized projects on foot, and it is eX-
pected a large number of permits will
be granted next month.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Brother to Take Charge of Body

PASADENA, Feb 2S-Charles Rich
ardson, brother of r. Z. Richardson,
jeweler of Los Angeles, who died of
heart trouble at Altasena Friday af-
ternoon, arrived here this evening from
Berkeley, Cal, to take charge of the
body. The arrangements for the funer-
al will be completed tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Exactly

What is the pedestal for?"
"rm going to put 1t in niche at the
turn of my stairway and put a knight in
armor on it,"
"a sort of a one knight stand, eh?"-
Houston Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01

Cash prizes for the boys and girls who write
the best descriptions of What I DO on a
Rainy Day" Address all letters to Aunt
Laurie, care this paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01

whaler Morning. Pussy then made up
for her sufferings by making her home
in one of the sailors hunks. During
the cold nights of the Arctic autumn
the favored seamen found her very
good substitute for a hot water bother,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Shoes Half Price and Less

Over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men,
women and children. on sale in many
instances for half price and less. Com
vince yourself and come to this
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
$40 6odth Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01

The national exposition at Rio de
Janeiro, taken all in all. is immensely
significant, instructive, impressive: 1t
tells of the natural wealth of Brazil; OF
the variety of it's products; of the many
arts and industries that have here been
developed almost wholly without the
knowledge of the bulk of the people in
whose midst the factories and mills and
machine shops have sprung up. 1t Is
fitting that this exposition should take
place in celebration of the centennial
anniversary of the opening of the ports
of Brazil to the commerce of the world.
The exposition finds it's appropriate To-
cation in the new Rio de Janeiro, with
its new avenues and boulevards, docks
and warehouses, and the many other
improvements which have changed 1t
so recently into a modern city.-Pro-
lessor r. Dec. Ward of Harvard uni
versity In the Popular Science Monthly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
News From Neighbo'-irg Cities
PASADENA

CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
Home 1885 Sunset 27to
Correspondent. il5 S. Los RobIes Ave.
Day-Both Phones So. Night-Eome e60s..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-14
LADIES, WHY NOT PRE-
SERVE YOUR YOUTH
and BEAUTY?

Nothing so detracts from the at
Effectiveness Of women as duh, faded,
.usttTI,s- hgiI
There g. no excuse for this cOndi-
ton nowadays. because notice Is here
~ given 90 the readers Of The Sun
that Partisan Sage. the quick-acting
hair rcstorer. Is now ON sale In
Gainesville at the drug store Of w.
NJ. Johnson and IL sold with a rigid
guarantee az 80 cents a bottle.
Since its introduction into America.
Partisan Sage has had an immense
sale. and here are the reasons:
Il Is safe and harmless.
Il cures dandrun In two weeks, by
killing the dandru1 germ.
Il stops falling hair.
Il promptly stops itching Of the
scalp.
Il makes the hair soft, glossy and
lLxuriau;
Il gives life and beauty 10 the hair.
II - uoA nAlNhg W HANaass
Il Is the daintIest perfumed hair
tonic made.
Il O. the best. the most pleasant aud
inyigoratiug hair dressing made.
For sale by leading druggists ey-
crywhers The girl with the au-
burn hair b. ON every package.
Fight shy OF the druggist Who offers
you a substitute be- d. unworthy Of
YOUR confidence.
This d. what Mrs Elizabeth p
Anderson. Mechauicsburg PA, writes:
q had given up hope of ever being
cured of dauduF abeu Z purchased
a bor.I. of Partisan Sage. % has en-
u.cly removed tHe daudruh. and has
tart,d "a growth of ncW hair. and all
thls after having been troubled for
Dc years I cheeriuIy recommend
Partisan Sage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-14
NEW TRAIN WILL Be
WINNER FOR PUBLIC
TIME HAS BEEN DECREASED
BETWEEN ALL POINTS.


Th, rDy gan ..r.'.r ,g..e. ~llrs
over t.r 'Jr.'. Cat .H. r.g
O,la O. 80 i.,.t..., ,ir '. 't.st
a ,nuer amou- ,.c travelling public
81 fast service is dc.lrad.
This new train. which il known az
Nos. and 10. under the charge Of
Capt Bob" Frederick and BILLY"
Hunt a engineer. will do some run
Minis" between Ocala and Jackson
Vile. and will doubtless be used ex-
tensiycly In the future by the travel
ing public
The service has only been In opera
tion a title over one week and IL Is
already doing a very satisfactory bust.
ness. but Superintendent Macarthur
realized that too much time was con.
sumed on the schedule. In order to
make il more popular with the people
and more remunerative to the com
pany. he has made a new schedule.
shortening the time nearly one hour
and thirty minutes between Ocala
and this city.
Under the new schedule. this train
will leave Ocala at a. m. and ar.
rive at Gainesville at 7:45. and ar
rive in Jacksonville at 1885 a. m.
Returning. Il will leave Jacksonville
at Ans p. m. and arrive in Gaines
VILE az 1882 p. m. reaching It's desti-
nation az $40.
This will give the people Of Gaines
willie a much longer stay in the State
metropolis. and il will also AFFORD a
much more convenient schedule for
the citizens south OF Gainesville to
visit here and have more time dur
ing the day. They can now spend
all or half Of the day here. as II
pleases them. and then get home
early I'm the evening
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-14
sHERIFF's SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order
and decree made and entered by the
Judge OF the Circuit Court of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit OF Florida. in
and for Alachua county. in Chancery.
dated May 18th. 1909. In a certain
case therein pending wherein d. r.
Martin Is complainant and John
Hampton and Lawyer Hunt are de-
PENDANTS. ! will sell az public out
cry before the court house door az
Gainesville. Florida. on the cath day
OF May. A. ID. 1909. during the legal
hours of sale to the highest and best
bidder therefor for cash. the follow
ing described personal property. To-
Wit:
One cream-cOlOred horse. named
Charlie; one black top buggy. and
one set OF harness; said property 20
be sold as the property OF Lawyer
Hunt. one OF the defendants in the
above STYLED cause.
T..e I,- 18th. 1862.
=. G. RAMSEY,
Sheriff OF Alachua County. Florida
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-14

Hicks cAPUDINE Cures Sick Head
ache
Also Nervous Headache, Travellers
Headache and aches from Grip. StOm-
ach Troubles or Female troubles.
Try Capudine-it's liQuid-eGects i'm
mediately Sold bv druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-14

II you have found anything see n
Il 4 advertised ir the Want column
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-14
eainesville-csntraI Section.

Niss Alice Schafer .......... 1850
Mrs. y. W. Taylor ........... 3.745
Miss Mamie Crouch ......... 1906
Miss Mabel Williams ......... 1876
Miss Grace Billiard .......... 2.11O
Miss Maude Mckay ......... 1900
Miss Annie Bell Taylor ....... 100
Miss Fannie Whiting ......... I.475
Miss Eva Bauknight ......... l.lSO
Miss Joanna Morris .......... 1875
Miss Ella Bailey ............ 1925
Miss Bette GOss ............. 355
Eastern and Southern District
Miss Mabel McCredie, MiCanopy 9O,6lO
Miss Lorna MCCredie, MicanOpy 9O.OSO
Miss Hattie English. Tacoma .S6.7S5
Miss Bessie Waits. Hawthorn. .6S. 1855
Miss Ella Jolly. Orange Heights ~ .275
Miss Agnes Zetrouer, Rochelle $3.50
Miss Pauline Carlton, Mica
nOpy ..... .................Z2 'tSO
Miss Cordelia Crown. Rocky
Point .................. .2O'0bO
Miss BERTHE Shaw. Fairbanks 10 .29O
Miss Annie Lewis. Hawthorn .17.775
Miss Pattie ZetrOuer. Rochelle .S6j
Hiss Emma Guthrie. Rochelle. $3.50
Miss Lula Perry. Rochelle. .... 9.l05
Miss Jewel Goodwin. Hawthorn. $685.
Miss Marcia Strickland. Waldo. S.O6a
Miss Nellie Reeves. MicanOpy $500
Miss Matte Jennings, Rochelle. 2.jl5
Miss Emma Entenza. Waldo o.. 2.i65
Mss LsVerne Bobbi,t Micanopy 2.lO5
Miss Georgia SnoWdon. Ratchet
Greek OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-... l.H4n
Miss Martie Chamberlin. Mica
nOpy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,b4v
Miss Mary Hall. Orange Heights 1880
Miss MclIua Names. Monte
oCha ...........-...-.-.- Loo"
Miss Enie Tison. carleton ...... l.2a5
Miss Wilbur Morris, MonteOcha 1913
Miss Annie Cannon r. Point. 1000
Miss Vaudalia Stat, Waldo. $50
Miss Myrtle Hammond, Haw-
morn ............. .....-s.. "lV
Miss Mary louise Atwater,
Waldo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Miss Mamie Bailey, Waldo. 200
Miss Gertrude Smith. Fair
banks ........-........-. 10"
Miss Oracle Moore, Island
Grove Observation-Disclosures. lOO
Western and Northern Section.
Miss Hattie Ludwig, Tioga .67,2i5
Miss Vida Barron, Bell....... $3.50
Miss Annie Kirkland, Alachua .6i.OSO
Mrs. n. Maddox. Archer. .62.97j
Miss Ellen Beville. Arredondo. js.73j
Miss Lucinda Bryant, Bell. 1880
Miss Eva Powell, Alachua ... 1850
Miss Rosa Lee Riyes, High
Springs .......... .3i.N9O
Miss Aleen Holly. Arredondo 3l.OOj
Miss Lizzie Ayriett. Newberry 2O.2l5
Miss Jewel Stanley, Hague. 1895
Airs. o. Ware. High sprIngs.....lo..75
Hiss Annie Bcyillr. Arredoudo. 5.2''
Miss elem Pickett, Ncwbcrry j.l2'
Miss Emma Williams, Trenton 300
Miss Mabel Burnett, Lacrosse 1886
Miss Ada Pcarce. Newberry .. 2loo
Miss Lula Gay, Bell .......... 1885
Ni-- a. Con. NcWbDrry ....... 700.
Miss Gertrude Quinn Hague. COS
Mi-. Katie Akin. ArTedondo.... $50
MIs- Clara speight Hague. 1926
Miss Pearl Mcleod. Alachua. 25a
Miss ~. a. Sanchez Newberry 100
Miss Lizzie smith Ncvberry 40.
Mrs. J. r. Parker, Lacrosse .. l0'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Nrioamaa pcrldnst Sc,ueiic pbm Gppf.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Wrame Saarc perbaunt.

Gie aIte Soec, Salbei sur grbaI.
tung per 9aariarbe 5n ,~bcnmtcL lit
Tieoer ncu ~gelporoen. llniere @rob.
nliitter Datten bunfles Soar, wenn IS
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rem so. Sabre grau, lie Yrobmutter
berttbtt esibei. bee fit gibr &alr,
ben Iie of tsr.ttcn muBte.; Sd er
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apctbl:er fiibrt jet .NpeiA-s Gage
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len g,lten a~lpotbefcrn gu babcn fir
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Naf eincun Sabmsuae ermorSet.

ct. Saul Minit.y s. September
9ini 'eincin" s3ifaF, lbat" .@reat Nortb,
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clrfum. plirbe' Gin Sytaiiener, ben man
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hcs @ebeinlblln0es Der .Sdumar,cn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Ironfc, Scnrp Sid, Charles @iirtler

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uno Srau.
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into 6rou Sobn ". 8ilrop ii. ssroiL
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80. ). Miiaer, @ni. y. Sciocf, $. g.
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iftb 8roiL Sobn @crner, 1rou GBoS.
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Senrp +. @eder unb Srnl, @nl. $.
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Sciratbs-Q iccn,cn.

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Sobu %. 6. Seiferies, 90, Mr. "a,
Sit.Iart- Npemle, .uno Clara 90.
Sdline, 10, Yrooflpn, Mb.,
Gbmaro u. Is. arieger, 81, ulb
MARY q. Gruagon, SO, Waibin9ton,
?. s.; applifant 8. s. 9rieaer. Nr.
1928, SIt.8apetteItrabe.
Serman j. licrae. 26, Gau Glairc.
@isc., uno Naraarct 3iealer, 20;
applifaut &. .. 3iegIer, Nr. $50.
Ncrb.9 roaowap.
Nplb u. aatibob. 35. Gr. %, So.
Sorotggo.S trabe, nmo Wilorco &.
WcGornlad. 10.
Spbn Grid ~, unb Moia Sacob,
90; applifant 2omrcnce $. Sacob,
Hr. 20i, Siib.9 oulOinitrabe.
Benjamin j. AbIer. 40, Wt. Gar.
mel, Mo.. nnh Sorab 6. @eorge, A;
gppIifont George Sanoers. iun., Tr.
i02, 9aIominitraBc.
&obert j. alebe, 90, uno Nenie.2-
Eorueu, 81; Npplifant Molano Wcl'
lem, Nr. 100. Milfens- Npcnuc.
Glaioe y. Eenlbrote. "a, @pnnc
y. O.. Mo., uno Slllia g. Bud, 81,
Ncems q. 9.
Serbert W. @arlp. 33, Grange,
Ga.. uno Ora ~. Sopfins, "a, Ora.
u;ae. Wo.
Sobn Stoob. %. uno Sennie Groru.
In 26; applifant 6ranf Ninoeder.
Nr. II. Noro.9 bapelitraB
@iaiam $. CREIGHTON, 80, Nr.
1906, 9otterp.a uenue, ,mo Sallie
af. Sarpep, 10.
Wiaiam Warincr, 81, Mno Marp
Wladg 10, Or. 524, Sbarpitrabe.
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~3urIdtreten6c WcmGiier.

brownsville Ger, 8. Sepi.
Nadoem Scr Hio @ronoe Niper
i'Incn bod)iten Stano ieit Sobren or.
rtid)t nio bas Sodmalier beiiclben
ron eiienbabnuerfebr labm gelegt,
uielen OrtcL iowie oen6elberll Lungs
hcs SbaIcs aroben Sd)aocn 5usefiigt
batte, tit es aanGIis wieoer 8uriid
qcpifen. Sn leras moreu YerIitlte
Gil Nenidenleben burd, oas Sod.
ipaIier nid)t 81 pcr5cid)nelL luobl ober
III 9enoej, Rerifo, mo i'm Soto Ga
Marina. Iba(e.
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Hoitmeiiter ais Sdnpimblcr in !Saft.

obingtoM 3. g.. 8. Sept.
= IaS @encralpoitomt 1T bcuadrid)
tigt. bob aoolpbo Gspinoia, Yoit-
meiiter 5u @andes Dc laos, g. 81,
nutcr Der TnfIaae perboftct poroell
Il. Eoitaeloer gum Yctragc bon
$500 perllntrcnt 5ii baben. gspi.
roia be%bauptct, oas Ieii5it iei Die
Golge zines am 3. September inn
Ecltumt pcriibtcn Houbcs.
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Nicocr Gin Yridemiprimaer.

Ncm Dort /. September. -
Gin @ann, meldcr Der YoliSei icinc,l
Ramcn ais ~. Mnft" angab, iprong
fcnte ani Der grpoflpner Bride aus
clnem StrabellbabnwaagolL id)lpong
lid, iiber oas 8elanoer mo i~tiirste lid,
Gus elmer Sobc pom 100 iSilb in Den
ealt.&ioer. Gin @cmorqueur nabnl
fcn damn an @oro. Or mar bcpubt.
lbs, crboltc i'd ieood i'm Soipito(
nnb miro oielleift nit oenl 9eben oa.
ron fomnnn.
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Mcoi5iniidJe Tnseiscn.
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Hlr Sieber, 1rot mnb ethitieitrot eit. Ginc
5lnihe furirt. nio. eS felt iib iein. 8tpelier
sam S%n'T ul,S os s1,i %,e siro d',o gii,n,se S Stlem slsu.
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