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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
DOS M|NUTOS?
\ ambos artistas.

In perodico IL Barcelona de fe-
cha ) lie .IIiio ira. "A sigu.eIte lnior-
macion:
In sald dc Ninu'o. L, doctor
>ureda encar@aio ,ie "A asi-'encia dc
Minute. ;.-eg;,rl lse IA curacl6n sera
irInc4 Y rlp'.l
- la a.e!,,!o G 'emor dc compii-
ca,lonc-. : Ia d'-pues,o e. mtdlcc
q,.e 3. er.,lo to,ae a.g'in a.imento
- IecIDeu m,.l tud de te.egra.
ma, lntoIe-1.'!'.-a pOr c. esta.lo deI
aili~ia MInut"
s,lponem"- -"a -in faml.iat de
u,le a.tlIalfneulc .-lta nliestra l.,a
In este ca-r ..'le deere qie
g Una cep.. -lf.-i.ca de ius Mr
II I'y~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
Mordi1a poI I'm cocodIi|o.

Paris En- I'm music-ha., ha ocu-
rrido una desgracia que impre,iond
grandcmcnte al pdblico.
Una domadora americana. que So
ttlia IA princesa silva. presentaba d
Ia concurrenc.a dos cocodrl.os anne
cstrados.
De pronto uno lie eStos anima.es,
enorme macho dc dos metros dc iar
90 Sc .anzo sobrc ia princcsa Y &c MOI
Cij crueimente cn un hrazo.
La domadora. sin per'!er "a serenl-
dad. saco un revolver ron Al nano
izquieria Y ,lisparo tres ba,azo5 Al
monstruoso anlma,, matdndo.o.
In grave cstado fue conducIda al
Hospital Ia vaierp5a mujcr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
.1QUt PASA
En- JUAKA O|Al?
El pueblo esta sin go
bierno.
Los miembro del Conce-
10 municipal han renun-
ciado todos
Ell ronGicto signa on pie con
perjnicio de Ia eomunibsA

ne urestto r"rresrnhsal eSrec',ll
Hace aproxitnadamcnte un mes
que las oficinas del Tcsorero v scrfe-
tario contador Sc cncucntran vacan-
les. Los miembros del Concejo NUM-
cipal han enunciado todos. no po-
demos explicarnos el motive de clio,
hi tampoco quich tiene Ia rulpa en-
este asunto, pero 10 cicrto es quo 81
gobernador esta bien cnterado del
asunto y scsuramente conocer5 el
principle de esto, por 10 que desearia
mos y pedimos en- nombre de todo
el pueblo de Juana niaz, unionistas
y republicanos (puc, este es un esta
do q afccta i los interesos del pueblo
cn general que cl Sr. Post dc resolu
ci6n a este conilicto cue Sc mantiene
en- pie, y que como he dicho perjudi-
ca 4 esta cclcctividad. pues 81 hien
no Sc 81 los trabajos dc cstas oflcl-
mas son hcchos por al2ulen, pucde
dcclrse quo leealmcnfe no eNlste 60
hicrno municipal en- q pueblo dc Jua
ma Diaz Tampoco sahcmos porquo
de un momonto a otro Sc han aumcn
tado las fuorzas de larolicia traycn-
DO cuatro policias Y WI cabo.
:Scra necesario gobCrnar Jua
ma Diaz militarmcntc9.
Fl eobcrnador Post vino d csta
hacc pocos dias, 10 mlsmo que algu-
nos empleados dc San Juan. por lc
que esperamos Sc normalicen los a
suntos gubernativos en- este pueblo
de Juana Diaz que como sabcmos tai
to HI dado que haccr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
Tn bohennio de alta
alta escuela pcrse- :
guido ror el pagador
de IN banco.
A una mus haoha que le
rresto una maleta. le re.
ealo $500 en- un cheque
false.
Dctenidc en- Narrajau<et Y eD
carre|ada pD Rhode Island.

Nanelavi..!p De Marignv Hall nm
acnor may rcnocjde de New York (,
fu5 arrestado ne hace mucho, acusa-
do de hahcr fa!>!licado cheques. La
acu>acjtl fue hecha pcr J G. Miller,
pasador del banco de Ia Qlinta Ave
l1i,Ia. Hail fud dcicnido en- Nara
cansnt Pier. y csta cncarcelado en- Ia
p"isicn de Rhode Island
Hall tleno al gun parcntcsco con cl
duque dc Vlllahrossa y con Louis
Won Hoffman, dc Paris En- 1904 ca
50 con Miss Florence Teal, dc
Rochester. Dcspucs de als'in tempo
Sc divorciaron los csposo. Poco dos-
rues de ! tIlvcr2io, cas6 con Vida h..
Whitmore, una cnr,sta de un tcatro
dc .lciscN City
En- nicicmFrc de zoos fu6 prcso cn
Paris bajo q cargo de habcl ohtcnl-
do TN automovil con un choquc ial-
so. lie condcnaron i l' mescs dc car
eel, p2ro sus amigos lc ayudarcn y
sali6 en- libcrtad
Rc@ros6 d New York y cneontrd
con su mujcr qnc haha lido para
/ McJieo y que hi,bla subalrcndado
/ la casa en- que viva Miss Marshall,
una actri1. Aunquc cl nlmca hahla
ronocido i Miss Marshall, le cnviG
/ flores y lc habIaha por tclefono, con
frccuencia. lntewogada Miss Mars
hall dijo asi en- parte:
Me 10 prcsentaron como un eX'
tranccro en- cl teatro. Lo conoci cor
cl nombre de Douglas Turner Johns
tone Me invito a una comlda en- G
hotel Plaza 4 la que assist Esa no
che reerest i casa las docc y medi'
! AL dia siguiente, que era domingo
cl hcmhrc me visit6 on mi casa
aunque yo no lie habia invitado.
nc hizo varias prcguntas con res
pecto i Miss Whitmorc.'
:"Alc hizo otra vista luego Y m
dijo que pcnsaba II i New Haven
Que necesitaba una ma!eta,. Me pl
dio la ria prcstada. Mande mi sll
vicnta i buscar la malcta. Cuand
In muchacha wgreso de Ia hablta
ci6n con Ia maleta, note que mlrab
i Johnston con eNtrahcza. Esta Jo
ven habia sido sirvienta de la White
NOR, la eN-esposa de Hall: lie prest
III maleta cue nunca me dcvolvi(
Al irsc daio cncima de la mesa u
chcquc por 400 pesos. Era contra {
banco dc la Quinta Avenida, y esta
ha firmado, Douglas Turner Joh.
tone. Mand6 4 cobrar el chcquc Y m
iijcron en- cl banco, que no scrvla
Ahora he sabido que han cncontrad
mi maleta en- su podcr al arrestarl
en- Narr gan ;nt Pier
Sc ss.be. qur ant"s de- ser al'rrstad
alquil6 un au.omovil p)r horas qu
uso por varios diaS. III chauffeur |
presta:5 la cu.ata que ascendll
$40, per, Hall ~ qilso pagaria.
Hall conslgui1 hacnr elective
vario, cheques iirnldos Chtrlc "
Stevens, "a cs un III ,dico quo tien
dincro d"posi;llo en- cl banco de /
quisnta .Avcnida.
Hail ha coni"sa 10 tolo d Ia just!
cia y su j u!cio Sc celcorara pronto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
Dice Gne v.6 acerrarSe al presi
deaie I'm hOlnbre Goa UNI
pistola oenlta debaio de la
faS2c1.

Nucva York. W .Tul;c Ii FL
detective JaIars p. Wari e. Now
uavrn. {, uEcctici;t e. authorized ~
II % gur 81" ha Il. iu que una mGjrr
y:G { in hcniirc con Una pi--ola ID
lag 10 II. casacs rcrca del Fr-I.i VI
'' Taft m!entIas este partlc,pala n
!. 1fcmon.a. cue = t5niau sn No.-
iI.rh lara ccicbrar 81 an:verslz1
30 Ill ir,.ar. Nard fus asi.la!a j
Pi.-star ay'.d1 Z Ia polic;a d Nor
which. e hallaba re-ca del Pr i
drnfc dur'nte Ia procession que i's-
W an honor III an:vcr;.Tlo. Ina n 4:
I"- -rif9. dicr War.l. V cuando = -
aIrim" ! doii;Io ella tztaha lc diio glc
acanaba r. yer !, un hombrc. p.lur
10 IL c~tatur1. que ocslltaba Un T.
v6ivcr dri,ajo It u caSaca. Y qu. III
ehn hnmJre cstsbl muy ccTcl 4 !
Pra-i!-,ste Hsrl ! los otr,- ofic.a
r., bIse1r9n enseTi;lt nj i-l-iivai.lJ
4,.e a@1bIoA j ,!.szfiilr Ia mIJor.
Pcro no pIdieron dar con e. ). h4-
bia pcrdido entrs Ia multltud-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
Pi|doras
del DR., Aver

Las autoridades medicas reco'
miendan estas Pfldoras para el es-
trenimiento, Indigestion, cardialgia,
desgana, jaqueca. dolor de cabeza
pulsante, biliosidad. diarrea biliosa,
nauseas, ictericia, hemorriodes, al
mcrranas, granos, y varias afec-
clones del sistema nerviosa origina-
das del estrehimicnto Gel vientre {
inactividad del higadc
Las Pildoras Gel Dr. Aver estan
azucaradas, chran con prontitud pero
suavemente, y son por consecuencla
el meior remedio laxante para hon.
hres, mujeres y nihos.
Cada po,"tfo osfcnt0 Ia formula en- In
ptnIa.G. I'rrOnnte rs'ed u sm ntediro 10
ue opiMa de las Ifidcrns del DR. -Ayer
reparadas por el DG. j c. AVER ClA..
Lowell. Mass, +. U. he A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
L|BROS R[cID|O0S.
y - : = -
Venezuela.

Tisiones del espir,tu por Simon
Ortega (Fernando de Aya.al. Tn
pequeho cpllscu.o. que enclerra
TN nectario donde iiban las abelas
de una mentaiidad robusta y per
fcctamentc articu.ada.
Desde su primer capitu.o que son
como vibraciones del anna va G.
.ector caminando lie impression ell
impression hasta ..esar a. txtasls
"l uni corazdn qucdo undo .
IA vision por una luz verde, que
simho.lza ia cspcran2a en- II puerta
del lnfinito. .......
Damos gracias ii iidstrado il
terato venezoiano scnor Ortcga
conocido Ell IA lep,ib.lca de las ic
tras con e, ,eudGn!mo dc Fcnon d.
de i gdtG. pOr s,l corte>la.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
loeuTa &c cTimel

En- Bridge Fort. E,:a1os Unidns.
Herman Honark llaIn0 : 81 navi1
MARY Fedlsk. quc a-tzba hst,iani1
,on sl rival. y T. dijo q'l" d :, ia
ie Ia cirldad = gu TIA TN ratrai" ~
70.
Is muchacha ol,ie'6 i cs.o- Fl
oxen. cntnsI-,.s. s4-J un r,r3,s-,.r
: 10 de~cargj so'iT. Ia ;a..rha.h..
.uc,3n a3unt6 4 r.volvsr ; IN HON
IRE que ven:a s d.f n.lsr ! l.. Ell-
hacha.
Jrato de cargar el revolver otra
,ez para matarse, q mismO, pero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
CAME

Sc do - ,.Huniar do. hermo=as V
Iueaa- y5,r'a- '!e hueye> I6venes.
nor vana- = -.a-A- Tse sean lie bue-
10 iazA
Para !r5ar're= Glrgirse a. Admi-
n,.,-sH.- t.s s-'e r!iano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
VICTORIES.

Rogamos 4 la p'f7Onas que
deseen comprar MA victoria
buena Y elcgantc - dlrljan a
nosotros para roiizlrles pre-
clos que seram TVy hajoS.-
Gay,liG Il. .~Uiis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
Venta de una casa

Sc vende una casa 'cc!en constru!r
da en- la Gale dc Cerrs ~ Santurce
frente 4 la casa en- q.c h.sblta Ia Sra
Viuda lie Egozcue. II ,laran apa--
,ado Nm. g~I. san jim l.. X.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24

f'I: inloo;liio ~ in' n, - n ~
llcsa cue entrl1a "a y ~ slto-
Mss FedI4k corrlj : "a "ilie en-
dondc cay5- Los mesiieo- dicel que
no podrS curar de su herldl-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
Sc vende en- Bayamon.

Una casa moderna con balos de ma
terra, altos de MADEIRA, situada en-
eI puntc mas concurrido Y melor pa
ra toda ca e de nagocio>, da a IA ca
rretera. carca do ia e>ta ION dai +.
e.. inma liata 4 "a e;,a,i6n d "a h.
i. del O. i IA iabrica p. r A. I. Go.
V al teatro: ticne toda ciase de como
didades sanltaras, luz eitctrlca y
aqua Renta minima setenta do
iIars al mes
Tn amp,io soar frente ! II fahr'
ca p, Il. A + Co, in-aparab.a para
conStruir una casa de negucio:.
Tn ai,!., rs'np.eto tie casa
Dir!gl. Dr. l,uljarro,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
En- ING..E~ Y Esr. NDI.
Ia MEJOR rAIMACIA.

.Cuai e. Ia nesor Ea.nsc.a de >an-
tuIce. La Fsrma.IA Vega. del Lt.l
Luis X. Vega. n lsdo d. a CipiiIi
ID Inrituro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24
TAFT EN- PtLIGaO.

Dec.araolones de una mu'
lcr.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
The Sleeping Sickness.

The terrible sleeping sickness of tropical Africa is discussed at length fin an article in Popular Mechanics. The disease, which long baffied scien- lists, is spread by the tsetse fly, a bIoodsucking, day flying insect. On the approach of either man or animal at a river crossing in the densest forest the victim Is soon scented out by the fly. if there is one fin the vicinity, and then, either silently or with peevish buzz, 1t makes straight for the most accessible spot and gives it's stab. The usual course of the disease is from four to eight months. At the outset there are headache, a feverish condition. lassitude and correspond ing dlsinclinatio to work. The facial aspect changes. and previously happy md intelligent looking negro becomes instead dull. heavy and apathetic. Later, trernor in the tongue develops, speech is uncertain, and mumbling, walk shuffling and progressive weak ness. drowslness and oblivion to his surroundings affiict the sufferer. The last stage Is marked by extreme ema- ciation and coma deepening into death.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
CANAL PURCHASE IS PASSED 0N BY
 GOVERNMENT
PAYMENT or s1s7,oOO WILL RE MADE TO OWNERS IN THREE
 INSTALLMENTS.

TUCSON, February 4.-'The secre- tary of the interior has approved the contract between Louis c. Hill, acting on behalf of the United States, and the Consolidated Canal company, an Arizona corporation, whereby the gov ernment agrees to purchase from the aforesaid company canals having a to- tai length of about thirty miles and water rights and other features incl dent thereto.
 The price to be paid for the property is $1s7,o00, payable, $50,00o upon con veyanee of title in fee simple to the United States, $50,000 on January ], 1910, and $s7,000 on January l, 1911. The United States will assume the ob- legations under existing agreements of the company to furnish water to those under contract with the company, and also agrees to furnish sufficient water for power at the power plant TOW op- erated by the company for the genera tion of electric power to the extent of 300 kilowatts, or to furnish an equiv alent amount of power fer which pay ment will be made to the United States at the rate of one-half a cent per kilo- watt hour.
 The properties of the Consolidated Canal company constitute the key to that entire portion of the Salt river project lying south of the Salt river. The canal was constructed some years before the inception of the Salt river project and the company has irrigated from the system a total of approximate ly 4000 acres.
 Valuable possibilities are open to the government by this purchase for the development of power.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
K|BBEY AND JUDGE KENT AGREE ON
 LEWIS
PHOENIX ATTORNEY IS APPLI- CANT FOB PLACE ON ARI-
 IONA BENCH.
WOULD SUCCEED JUDGE NAVE
PETITIONS BEING CIRCULATED K AND FREELY SIGNED BY
 PHOENIX LAWYERS.

PHOENIX, February 4.-Ernest ". Lewis, prominent local attorney, is an aspirant for the place to be vacated when Associate Judge F. s. Nave re signs from the supreme bench of Ari- zona on April l next to return to the practice of law.
 In behalf of Lewis, petitions arc be ing circulated by Attorney H. B. Will kinson and others, and already large number of local attorneys and leading Phoenix citizens have signed an ap- peal to President-elect Taft to name Lewis as the successor of Nave. In some quarters an opinion prevails that Lewis is already slated for the place. and when the name of the jurist is announced to assume the black gown, Nave will lay aside, it is likely to be that of Lewis, who is said to have the backing of strong political influence.
 Democrats as well as republicans have affixed their names to the Lewis petition that is benig passed around by Wilkinson. He will have the solid support of the local bar, as well as that of lawyers in all parts of Arizona. If Lewis is named it will mean that he must leave Phoenix and take up his residence in Globe, unless rear engagement of the judicial assignments is made and Lewis is given some other place than Globe. Y
 Both Governor Kibbey and Chief Jos tice Kent are said to be backing Lewis in his ambition. to land ons the bench, and with such powerful backing as this, it is more than probable he will secure the place, the salary for which is 5000 a year.
 That Kibbey and Kent are aiding Lewis in his effort to succeed Nave comes from source that is considered authentic. It is even said that before Lewis let it be publicly known that he wanted the place he consulted Doth Kent and Kibbey, and finding chem favorable he lost no further time get ting his friends to work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

Tse Silver Belt ases Jss printing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
AmuSennentS
OPENING OF MAJESTIC

Manager W. T. Tupper opened the new Majestic theater last night with 'ae James B. Lee Comedy Players and '.e company met with instant favor 0 Globe theater goers.
 The new Majestic was formerly ,no"n as the Cameraphone and has 0een entirely remodeled and fitted for vaudeville house. New scenery and handsome drop curtain have been pSrnted by J. B. Larrinaga.
 me James B. Lee Comedy Players - re been engaged for ten weeks and VII give two complete changes each ,eeh The opening bill was "Charlie's g aun'' roaring face in one act taken ,S ,.O~ the original comedy, with all of . % deadwood" removed and leaving Y'Aing but the laughs. The sketch ,' @ well presented by the company M n, 'ne audience had a laugh of forty ,. au'es duration, and seemed reluc- .a ' 10 leave the theater when the curtain fell.
 ,na Ie nfst number on the program in ,.ed uauced Jess Sidney, who sang Bud ,'' uSefs Friend of Mine" in good Oso .s and gave four versions of Christo- !. Ooiumbus' Discovery of America,
 sven by an Italian, an Irishman, a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Cause of Fatty Heart.

The great danger from obesity lies in the liability of the fat to invade the cellular elements of the body, especial ly the muscles. This produces fatty degeneration of the muscular tissues, which greatly weakens and impairs their functional activity. When the fat invades the tissues of the heart muscles the disease known as fatty degeneration of the heait" results. and the patient is in serious danger. When ever a slight additional strain upon the circulation results from undue exer- else, excitement or other cause the muscles interfere with the hearts ac- ton, and it is liable to cease beating. Anaemia and hysteria often are accom- paniments of obesity. Because of the increased weight and difficulty of moving about such patients are pre- vented from taking an ordinary amount of exercise. Often, too. there are a lassitude and positive dislike for muscular exertion of any kind.-- What to Eat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

Cissy City Chap and Bowery Tough. His rendition in each of the characters was splendid and was appreciated by the audience.
 James B. Lee, as the wrong aunt in the farce, won favor with the audience and is destined to be popular with Globe audiences. The other members of the company also. did splendid work and received their share of the ap- plause. w. T. Tupper received a good hand on his first appearance on the local stage in the character of Tomp- kins, the valet.
 The animated picture was scene of a Chinese Kidnapping of two white girls, and their thrilling rescue.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Nautical Ianoranes.

The captain of an ocean liner was talking about the ignorance of the sea and of nautical terms that is some times displayed by lady passengers.
 Hast summer" he said, there was a young lady on board whom I showed over the steerage. As we were making our tour the stcerage people were eat ing their dinner, and I couldn't helr remarking the tremendous appetite oi . red haired man.
 T said, Just look at the amount oi food that fellow consumesr
 "T suppose, captain said the youna lady, that he Is what you sailo1 sall [ stowawayr"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

There is not any better sa1ve than Dewitt 's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. We hereby warn the public that we are not responsible for any injurious effects caused from worthless or poison ous limitations of our DeWitt's Car bolized Witch Hazel Salve, the original. It is good for anything when salve is needed, but it is especially, good for piles. Be sure you get DeWitt's. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Arrested

A cough that has been hanging on for over two months by taking Bal lard 6 Horehound Syrup. If you have cough, don't wait--stop it at once with this wonderful remedy. Splendid for coughs, cold on chest, influenza, bronchitis and pulmonary troubles Price 25c, soc and $1.00. Sold by Pal ace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

Silver Bel. wants y.ur job printing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

See "Charlie' E Aunt at Majestic theater tonight. IL made big hit last night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

Let the Guarantee Paint company as your work. Best material, best work, lewvst prizes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-11
DO You Get Up
With a Lame BacK7

kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everyone knows of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-11
ORANGE AEIaATs News.

ORANGE HEIGHTS. Oct. 1.-THE
revival az this place closed on Wed
nesday night Of last week with the
church greatly revived and fifteen ac-
cesslons.
Quite number from here have
been attending the revival services
being held at the Methodist church at
Melrose.
Mrs. William Mcmillan and children
attended the dinner given to Gale
Yearwood and bride by his parents ON
last Thursday at Melrose
Ben Lumplln OF Gainesville spent
Sunday with his parents here.
James Lumpkin Of Jacksonville Is
visiting his parents this week
Miss Belle Hall Is spending a few
days this week In Melrose.
Mir. and Mrs. Adams visited Earle
ION on Monday Of this week.
Mr.. Davis Of Jacksonville Is here
this week visiting J. A. King.
r. Montgomery spent the first Of
this week al home.
Henry Davis OF this place Is on the
sick list
Doc Tyson and family moved near
here from Waldo last week He Il
confined 70 HIS bed and Mrs. Tyson's
invalid sister lives with them. she
has been confined to her bed for the
past twenty years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-11
WILL EXPERIMENT ON
STREETS WITH TAR
TO BE PLACED ON GARDEN
STREET BY COMMITTEE.
Tax Books Received by the City
Council, and Officers Paid for
past Month.


The City Council met in adjourned
session Thursday evening at 1880,
with President Broome. Aldermen
Burnett, Colclough, Graves Phifer,
Pound, and Clerk Dell in attendance.
The following bills were ordered
paid.
From contingent fund--T. B. Ellis,
$50; Mrs. H. H. McCreary. $35 for
sexton at cemetery; H. L. Owens,
SIS; B. r. Colson, So; Pepper Pub
fishing Company IS.
Special street fund Daily Sun, s4;
Crawford & Davis, $3.50.
WaterwOrks expense fund-Wm. B.
Pierce Company, $50,
Officers fund-B. T. Arrow. $50;
H. l.. Owens, SEQ; ]. NJ. Dell, $40;
Robert Owens. $50; Robt. E. Davis,
SIS; Gainesville Gas and Electric
Power Company, S2Ss.5O.
Alderman Burnett moved that the
street committee be authorized to ex.
pertinent with tar on Garden street,
between Liberty and Mechanic. Car.
ried.
Alderman Phifer moved that the city
pay for one-third of the gutter on
north. side Of Liberty street. between
Garden and Pleasant streets, provided
the Presbyterian people agree to
same. Carried.
Alderman Phifer moved that the
matter Of sand near the Jewish Gene.
terry be referred to the street commit
tee to investigate.
Alderman Burnett moved to refer
the codlfying of the ordinances pass
ed subsequent to those codifed by w.
e. Baker to the printing committee,
with power to act. Carried
Alderman Pound moved to receive
the tax books. Carried
Alderman Burnett moved to put on
two trash wagons. and to put the city
team to the double wagon to keep up
repairs. Carried
Alderman Colclough moved to adj
iourn utll 18th instant Carried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-11
HAS ANOTHER FREAK.
Capt. shehes Of High Springs Ahead
Of Them All.

Capt. 5hehee OF Htgh springs Anedo
Of Them Al.
Capt. w. C. shehee Of High Springs,
who runs a fruit and produce business.
and also a small menagerie, has just
added a new freak In the shape Of a
pig which is destined 10 bring him in
some money. for he proposes to send
Il 20 some place where an admission
will be charged,
The pig has seven toes on the left
forefoot, six on the right. weighs forty
ave pounds, and has other peculiar
marks which brand him a curiosity.
He is now In communication with
Jacksonville and thinks that a good
sale will be made.
His gators. gophers, rabbits, pos.
sums, snakes and the like. form quite
an Interesting collection, and he is
continually adding to them from time
to time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-11

Means less nutrition and I'm ,onse-
Quence less vitality. When the liver
falls to secrete bile. the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties. the di.
gestlOn becomes impaired and the
bowels eonstipated. HerbIne win
rectify this; II gives tone to the stom.
ach. liver and kidneys. strengthens the
appetite. clears md improves the com.
plexion. intuses new life and vigor TO
the whole system. 80 cents a bottle,
Sold By w. NJ. Johnson.