Gainesville Daily Sun. (Gainesville, Florida) 1909-07...
Transcript of Gainesville Daily Sun. (Gainesville, Florida) 1909-07...
THE DAILY SUN GAINESVILLE FLORIDA JULY 15 1901
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city her BHsbaad badea It reawlas to be seen
whether a generous supply oftee creaM boat rides and
other things dear to the feminineaura will produce achange of sent
That discontent with British rulehas agitated certain parts of India forsome time and that assassinationssave been numerous IsBut of late the signs of discontentsave beta less conspicuous partly be-
cause of reforms instituted by tIlegovernment Therefore the doublemurder in London the other day ofIndiaa officials came as a rude shockespecially as assassinations are so excccdlngly rare in England Whateverthe grievances of the Hindoos murderis no way to secure their removaland in the present case It Is signifi-cant that the brother of the murdererand the better class of Hindoos repu-
diate his action
Very recently a millionaire was sen-
tenced to a years imprisonment forperjury It Is so unusual to see asum of his class 4calt with in thatway that it a sensationPerhaps tho treatment accorded Mmwas in response to the growing
that no distinction be made be-tween poor and rich criminals Wethink it was Charles Lamb who at thetime railroad accidents were numerousin England said that Improvementwould not result until n railroad di-
rector was fatally injured On thesame principle now a millionaire hasbeen treated like an ordinary crim-
inal wo may hope that corporation of-
ficials may have less defective mem-
ories and give the facts of their bustness without equivocation and de-
ception
The signal corps of the I S Armyhas been issued Instructions by theSecretary of War to a planfor the protection of the Atlanticcoast by dirigible baloons Thescheme involves the establishment ofbaloon houses all along the coast fromMaine to Florida The stations ifbuilt will be 25 miles upon this titing considered a safe distance offlight for the airship of the
The Intention is for theto go scouting at sa turning
and flying back to shore to give theAlarm when the fleet of an enemy Usighted but if Congress should pro-
vide for such a fleet it would un-
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AN OMINOUS OUTLOOK
Hereafter according to the announcement of Dean Small actingpresident of the University of Chica-
go the professors are to be permittedabsolute freedom of thought andspeech oven If the institution mustsuffer for It Thlti announcementIs called forth by the case of ProfGeJrge D Foster who was droppedfrom membership in Bap-
tist Ministers Association on accountof alleged heretical statements In hisbook The Function of Religion inMans Struggle for Existence
Has anybody ever doubted that theChicago professors were free as themountain air in the expressions oftheir opinions no matter how bizarrethe latter might be And seeminglythey have not been deterred by anyfear that the university might sufferfor f From declaring that John D
Rockefeller is a greater geniiiH thanever Shakespeare was to attackingthe institution of marriage they haverun the gamut of crazy notions andcontinue to be a perennial source ofslows for sensationloving journalsNow with the bars thrown down howthey will frolic In the fields of fancyAbsolute freedom of thought and
speech Any day we may expect tobear of Prof Bookworms discoverythat Elijah was snatched up not in achariot of Ore but In a primitiveautomobile car Another professorwill proclaim tho original site of thegarden of Eden to have been alongLake Michigan the serpent comingform Peoria where he made his headquarters and founded that townsfamous industry There are plenty-of universities in this country whichpermit their professors liberty ofthought and expression and yet rare-ly do we near of them indulging Inextravagant assertions of the kindthat bring ridicule upon the institu-tions they represent While hopingfor the best as the result of the an
new policy at Chicago It willbe as well to be prejiared for the
When people buy an article of foodwhether it is coffee butter canned
or anything else they want thereal thing and not an imitation andthey also want full weight It was tosecure all this to the public and In
the interest of health also that thepure food law was passed Therefore-the attempt now being Maude by pow-
erful interests to break down this lawso au to be able to revert to the oldsystem of dishonesty should be strenuously opposed In this connection itshould not be forgotten that underthat system some of the mall orderhouses reaped a rich harvest and cutInto the trade of the home merchants by sending their customers In-
ferior and adulterated goods of shortweight and it is reasonable to expectthe same concerns will be at their old
tricks if the pure food law is foundunconstitutional-
The smallest motor vehiclesmake the most noise In which
respect they arc very like men of asmaller calibre The midget motorboat cats be heard a long distancewhile the great ocean liner moves ma-
jestically along In comparative si-
lence In proportion as a man raiseshis voice when in argument withanother In just that ratio he losesdignity and force The young manwith ambitions for advancement is
recommended to try the effect on him-
self of In speech and noteresults Most disputants have a good
deal more in common than either is
aware of and If they would first onlytry to see to what extent they areagreed they are likely to find thepoint Issue decrease considerably-in magnitude Anyway right orwrong the one who has his voice In
control stand a better chance to winH H Windsor In August Popular
Mechanics
Hows ThisW offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure-
F J CHENEY CO Toledo O-
We the undersigned have knownF J Cheney for the last 15 yearsand believe him perfectly honorableIn all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions wade by his firmWALDING KINXAN MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0naIls Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern-
ally acting directly upon the bloodaad mucous surfaces of the systemTestimonials sent free Price 75c
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JUDSON NEWS
JUDSON July 11 Sunday was abig day wltha the Primitive BaptistThey hold their annual footwashingservices nod a great many peoplefrom far and near were in attendance
A A Witt of Columbia county per-
suaded Miss Mary Curry daughter ofMr and Mrs W C Curry to join herfate with his and they were unitedin the holy bonds of matrimony at thehome of Mr null Mrs R S TuckerThe newlymarried couple will
depart today for Columbia countywhere they will make their futurehome
The fodder is now ripe for harvestbut on account of the continued rainsthe farmers will not be able to saveit and will have to buy hay for theirhorses for next year Tho corn cropwas cut off about onethird on accountof the drouth while the cotton cropIs at the present al-
though the heavy rains keep thefrom plowing and cause the grass
to grow extremely fast
The teYrlble bridge disaster on theSt Lawrence below Quebec a year egohas led bridge engineers to exercisegreater caution and to some extentrevise their ideas Because of thenecessity of longer bridges of highlevel and wider spans bridge construc-tion has evidently reached a criticalstage and many experts believe theQuebec disaster shows that the canti-lever principle has about reached Itslimit It Is this fear perhaps whichhas led the authorities to now seekmore expert advice before the Quebecbridge is rebuilt As Immense structures are In process of construction-in this country or are being plannedthe decision as to the Quebec bridgewill be eagerly awaited
Chicago assessors have added amillion dollars to the Pullman Costax bill If they were to lay an In
come tax on the porters theymight get several millions more
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SNOW LINIMENTHas bfcn Crowned with Guscasc piice 18S5 rml
Is t lny tho Rest Household Liniment oa th marketCURES RHEUMATISM ALL PA8M
NEURALGIA tRAINS GUYS BRUISES BURNS OLDSORES SCALDS BACKACHE LUMBAKO STIFF JOINTSCONTRACTED MUSCLES SPAAINCD ANMITfiKUSKCRS SPRAINED WRISTS FROSTED FEET CORNS
UNIONS CHRBLAINS AND ALL INFLAMMATIONS
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TYPEWRITERSOn Easy Installments
ALL KINDS OF SUPPLIES
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R C DAVISWest Bay St
JACKSONVILLE FLAW L DENHAM Agent
EFFECTIVE DEO 19 1108
Leave Gainesville for Fairfield and lo-
cal points South 1010 a mReturning arrive Gainesville 425 p m
Leave Gainesville for Sampson City PalatkaLake City Valdosta and all points North 600
Returning arrive Gainesville 930 p m
A L Glass Gin Supt L E Barker Traffic Mgr
I NEW YORK CITY and RETURN
num m m RAILROAD
Tickets on sale from Jacksonville every Mon-day and Thursday beginning with June 17th up toAug 30th with final return limit Sept 30th
Stopovers allowed on these tickets at Rich-mond Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia
Reduced rates to other summer resortsFor information rates reservations etc call
on or write to A W FRITOT Division Passen-ger Agent 138 West Bay St Jacksonville Fla
SEABOARDAir Line Railway
SAVANNAH COLUMBIA CAMDEN SOUTHERN PINES
RALEIGH RICHMOND WASHINGTON BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
Two KN int Trains Dail-ySKABOAK1 EXPRESS
SEABOARD MAILMODERN PULLMAN EQUIPMENT
ONLY LINE Operating Daily Through SleepersJacksonville to Now Orleans
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