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THE GAINESVILLE SUN SEPTEMBER 2010 L t 2 p JIM JOHNSON MADE FULL CONFESSIONA- DMITTED HE TIED MULE TO THE RAILROAD TRACK Gave a Mortgage on Pair of Mutes to Save His grim the Penitentiary From Fridays Daily Sun When it comes to the work of spe- cial detectives Cbas Pinkobon Is the li the limit of shrewdness- and whatever Officer Pinkoson cannot get in the way of Information and con fessions had just as well be left alum by others The Sun contained a notice two 5r three days ago of a number of ar rests at Newberry among whom were Jim Johnson and Jim Hunt charged with tying a mule on the railroad track Officer Pinkoeon is a special agent in tho employ of the Atlantic Coast Line and was assigned to this case which was in his district Af ter causing the arrest of the men ht secured from Johnson a full confes- sion Johnson stated In substance so Off- icer Pinkoson says that the reason he had for tying the mule on the track was that he had given a mort- gage for his pair of mules to save his Jim Hunt from go- Ing to the penitentiary The mortgage being due be did not have the money- to pay it and Hunt not helping him as he promised advised him to take the sorry mule and tic It to the rail- road track that the train would come along and kill the mule and he would get enough to pay the mortgage and save the other mule Johnson stated that at first he was afraid to do this but Hunt told him it was dead easy that six or seven years ago he tied an old horse to a railroad track the animal watt killed by the train and he Hunt got good pay for It Hunt told him to tie the mule on a short curve and that it would be run over and killed before the engineer could have time to stop and that all he would have to do was to pretend that he was in Newberry trading and that the mule had gotten away from him It appears that Johnson acted upon the advice of Hunt as the mule was tied to the rails at the point indicated and was run down and killed A fortunate circumstance which led to the discovery of fraud was that the animals body became BO thoroughly tangled up with the machinery of the locomotive that it became necessary- to stop the train and pull It out when It was discovered that the animal had been securely bound to the rails tho ropes being found about the neck and feet This resulted In a search of the guilty parties with the result that tho negro Johnson was tracked to his home Officer Plnkoson now has in his pos session the shoes worn by the negro the ropes which were found upon the mule and the switches which were used in driving the mule to the point all of which will be Introduced In evi- dence Jim Hunt was also arrested and is in jail awaiting trial at the fall term of the circuit court A Narrow Escape Edgar N Bayllss a merchant of Roblnsonville Del wrote About two years ago I was thin and sick and coughed all the time and if I did not have consumption it was near T commenced using Foleys Honey and Tar and it stopped my cough and I am now entirely well and have gained twentyeight pounds all due to the good results from taking Foleys Honey and Tar J W McCollum Co Want advertising is a forco which you can harness and with which you can drive your plans sad purposes- to say desired destlBatto KIM CV UAKi A5 J t Gk Ml- tr 25 CENTS fWSiUI U rA lT ACKERMAH STEWART limitthat It D rr CUR rt 0 R cr ANY Ulli T U I un te f CI rt toraln rOA CAU A III6Ct- MTlLGnHAHf IS NOT A FOOD PL t Brother in Law Y b w brother in law r ILGnMAWSCO IDITIOP a A 51111F1 rrUerAtatC y 0 oacrtNevtm lit1CC CPALl ADS atltcluUrt LM rtl r1 t1TVVfJuJ eTMGy11ot s x S wl rWU to aY W ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > + + Why We Are Stronger The old Greeks and Romans were great admirers of health and strength their pictures and statuary made the muscles of the men stand out like cords As a matter of fact we have ath letes and strong fed on One strength making food such as Quaker Oats that would win In any contest with tho old Roman or Greek champions 2 Its a matter of food The finest food for making strength of bone muscle and nerve Is fine oatmeal Quaker Oats Is the best because It is pure no fcusks or stems or black specks Farm- ers wives are finding that by feeding the farm hands plentifully on Quaker Oata they get the best results In work and economy If you live In a hot cli- mate buy Quaker Oats in hermetically seated tins It keeps sweet and fresh MR HATCHERS ENTERPRISE- Will Establish Negro Campmeetlng Grounds Near Worthington John W Hatcher a progressive and business man of Worthington Springs hat Inaugurated a new Idea which he believes will pay handsomely- jn Investment Mr Hatcher recently purchased the property adjacent to Worthington Springs on the Alachua county side of the Santa Fe river and will convert tame Into a negro cumimieetlng ground Tho property contains val- uable springs with an analysis simi lar to the water of Worthington which will prove a big drawing card The place is beautifully shaded the spring being surrounded by stately oaks and magnolias and will no doubt become famous as a campmeetlng resort The first campmeetlng will begin October 23 and the railroad company will offer special low rates for the oc- casion Mr Hatcher has a force of carpent- ers erecting cottages and another force is busy clearing up the ground WILL ELECT MARSHAL Special Election October 19th to Se lect City Marshal From Fridays Daily Sun The recent resignation of Marshal lien T Arnow which was accepted by the City Council will cause a special election for one to succeed him and Mayor Horatio Davis will be no ticed elsewhere in this paper hay called a special election for Tuesday October 19 AH a result of the calling of this election the political pot will soon be boiling with considerable activity- as It Is understood that a number of candidates will be In the field Policeman Harry Owens was sworn In several days ago and has been fill- ing the position of Mar- shal since that time Ho Is n young man of excellent reputation has al- ways proved an efficient officer nail will no doubt make a good run as he has many friends In this city neat Treatment for a Burn If for no other reason Chamber- lains Salve should be kept In every household on account of Its great value In the treatment of burns It allays the pain almost Instantly and unless the Injury Is a severe one heals the parts without leaving a scar This salve Is also unequaled for chapped hands sore nipples and dis- eases of the skin Price 2o cents For sale by all druggists Had a Fine Outing From Fridays Dally Sun- J L Medlln has returned from Clio S C where he and his Interesting family have been sojourning for the past few weeks Mrs Medlln and children went to Glenn Springs S C and will return home tomorrow Friends will be glad to learn that they were greatly benefited and enjoyed the trip very much Dr Abemethy the great English physician said Watch your kidneys When they are affected life Is in danger Foleys Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys corrects uri- nary irregularities and tones up the whole system J W McCollum Co Escambla county will In all probabil- ity soon have a new county Jail It Is not to cost over 73000 Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup Chamberlains Cough Remedy given soon as the child becomes hoarse oven after the croupy cough ap will prevent the attack Sold all druggists menmen his all responsible citi- Zen I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ POLICEMAN OWENS HAD NARROW ESCAPE WHILE INVESTIGATING NOISE WAS SHOT AT FROM DARK Bullet Went Through Hat Almost Grazing Returned Fire But Without Effect From Fridays Daily Sun Robert Owens night policeman passed through an experience at an early hour Thursday morning which nearly cost him his life and which he will not soon forget Policeman Owens was attracted at 2 oclock by a noise In the rear of the City Uakrry and went to investigate believing that burglars were at work He went around the building to the rear and up a dark allewny which led to the back door Failing to discover anything wrong he turned and started again to the street but when he paused within a few feet of the sidewalk but still In the shadow of the building he was surprised at being tired upon The ball passed through the crown of a straw lint he was wearing and close to his scalp that he could easily feel the concussion and had to put his hand to his head to as- certain whether or not the ball had entered the skull Officer Owens however with suff- icient pretence of mind returned the fire as the fleeing figure which was dimly plain to him turned and ran disappearing around the through another alleway Ills aim was had however and the shot had no effect lie chased the man across the street and into the dark on North University street where he was lost to view This was a narrow escape and Officer Owens friends congratulate- him on being alive to ten how It happeneJ EAGLES HAD BIG TIME Plenty of Work Thursday Night Af- ter Which Came Banquet The regular weekly convocation of the local aerie of Eagles was full of Interest Thursday night as there way plenty of work to do In the way of Initiating candidates after which the members sat down to a fine spread of lemonade sandwiches cake etc V G Richardson acted as master of ceremonies in a must pleasing and interesting manner and while seated around the festive board many In- formal talks of Interest along the lines of the good of the order were made The Eagles which organized here only a few months no are making rapid strides They now have one of the largest and mot popular aeries in the State which is the subject of praise from every visiting Eagle NOW ON STRIKE Millions of Stomachs Refuse to Do Their Work Properly- All over this broad land millions of stomach owners are being held in humiliating subjection just because they are so stubborn that they will not accept a fair square and broad- minded utTer Life Is short for all of us it will be shorter for those who let their stom- achs go from bad to worse- J W McCollum Co have a famous prescription called Miona and they believe so thoroughly In its re- markable curative power that they say to every owner of a distressed stomach that they will guarantee MI ona tablets to cure acute or chronic indigestion and all stomach ailments or money back and the price is only oO cents a box And still there are stubborn people right in Gainesville who wont accept this offer but continue to suffer from on stomach belching of sour food stomach pains foul breath dizzi- ness biliousness and headaches just because just because thats all there is no other reason MI ona tablets stop dyspepsia agony In live minutes they cure obstinate cases of Indigestion and turn the old stomach Into ono in a few wef ks or money back Cures catarrh or back lest breathe it In Complete outfit including bottles 50c SkullOfficer came- o rand ant t1 J half past Y gas w flYOMEI inhales ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ For Permanent Relief Take TAD HCMINC acts directly on the Liver It will euro CONSTIPA YtON DYSPEPSIA BILIOUSNESS MALARIA AND it is freo from all poisonous mineral substances and is com- posed of It iu for weak and constitutions tho weakened glands and organs it checks all derangements of the body Try a Fifty Cents a Bottle Avoid All Bard Snow Liniment Co ftSSS1 ST LOUIS MO U S A old and t- ow M JOHNSON t I ji ro t entirel t I l Recommended 1 lip enrt w to Substitutes + UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Gainesville Florida An Institution of the First Rank sup- ported by State and Federal Funds or Florida Young Men Thorough Courses Leading to Degrees ef B A B Sc M A M Sc- and L L B- In Arts and Science Agriculture Chemical Civil Electrical and Me- chanical Engineering Law Normal cbool Graduate School Expenses Exceedingly Low For Catalogue write to A A MURPHREE A M L D President L FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE- FOR WOMEN Tallahassee Florida A College without a parallel In taa South offering degrees and lljlo t- in the following departments- I A College of Liberal Arts A School of Industrial Arts III A School of Fine Arts IV A School of Expression- V A School for Teachers lo Tuition Other expenses very loW For further Information address EDWARD CONRADI M A Ph D President lIE j iI f f I j 1 x- Ii COOK AUTOMOBILE COMPANY BUICK MasHie Street F B MYERS Manager AGENCY be misled for none are so irood as this Gainesville Flima YOUR Savings Account Serves you in more than one way It is a reserve for times of want and misfor- tune It is capital to use when you see a gcod business opportunity All the time your money is in this bank it earns you FOUR PER CENT INTER- EST Ve invite your account small or large The First National Bank of AlachuaAL- ACHUA FLORIDA 121 OLD SHARPE WILLIAMS Our Leader By the gallon WOO bottles 360- Expreu GEORGE J COLEMAN Web and Mellow Br the gallon fSj I bottles Express prepaid A WbMtey- Br the goner J2 I bottles 390- Eiprets prepaid OLD GEORGIA CORN Direct From Uonded Warebouses and Old By the Ballon 13 bottles 3 TS Express prepaid OLD 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THE GAINESVILLE SUN SEPTEMBER 2010Lt 2
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JIM JOHNSON MADE
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DMITTED HE TIED MULE TO THE
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the Penitentiary
From Fridays Daily SunWhen it comes to the work of spe-
cial detectives Cbas Pinkobon Is theli the limit of shrewdness-
and whatever Officer Pinkoson cannotget in the way of Information and confessions had just as well be left alumby others
The Sun contained a notice two 5rthree days ago of a number of arrests at Newberry among whom wereJim Johnson and Jim Hunt chargedwith tying a mule on the railroadtrack Officer Pinkoeon is a specialagent in tho employ of the AtlanticCoast Line and was assigned to thiscase which was in his district After causing the arrest of the men htsecured from Johnson a full confes-sion
Johnson stated In substance so Off-
icer Pinkoson says that the reasonhe had for tying the mule on thetrack was that he had given a mort-gage for his pair of mules to savehis Jim Hunt from go-
Ing to the penitentiary The mortgagebeing due be did not have the money-to pay it and Hunt not helping himas he promised advised him to takethe sorry mule and tic It to the rail-
road track that the train would comealong and kill the mule and he wouldget enough to pay the mortgage andsave the other mule
Johnson stated that at first he wasafraid to do this but Hunt told himit was dead easy that six or sevenyears ago he tied an old horse to arailroad track the animal watt killedby the train and he Hunt got goodpay for It Hunt told him to tie themule on a short curve and that itwould be run over and killed beforethe engineer could have time to stopand that all he would have to do wasto pretend that he was in Newberrytrading and that the mule had gottenaway from him
It appears that Johnson acted uponthe advice of Hunt as the mule wastied to the rails at the point indicatedand was run down and killed Afortunate circumstance which led tothe discovery of fraud was that theanimals body became BO thoroughlytangled up with the machinery of thelocomotive that it became necessary-to stop the train and pull It out whenIt was discovered that the animal hadbeen securely bound to the rails thoropes being found about the neck andfeet This resulted In a search ofthe guilty parties with the result thattho negro Johnson was tracked to hishome
Officer Plnkoson now has in his possession the shoes worn by the negrothe ropes which were found upon themule and the switches which wereused in driving the mule to the pointall of which will be Introduced In evi-
denceJim Hunt was also arrested and is
in jail awaiting trial at the fall termof the circuit court
A Narrow EscapeEdgar N Bayllss a merchant of
Roblnsonville Del wrote Abouttwo years ago I was thin and sickand coughed all the time and if I
did not have consumption it was nearT commenced using Foleys Honey
and Tar and it stopped my cough andI am now entirely well and havegained twentyeight pounds all dueto the good results from taking FoleysHoney and Tar J W McCollum
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Why We Are Stronger
The old Greeks and Romans weregreat admirers of health and strengththeir pictures and statuary made themuscles of the men stand out likecords
As a matter of fact we have athletes and strong fed onOne strength making food such asQuaker Oats that would win In anycontest with tho old Roman or Greekchampions 2
Its a matter of food The finest foodfor making strength of bone muscleand nerve Is fine oatmeal QuakerOats Is the best because It is pure no
fcusks or stems or black specks Farm-ers wives are finding that by feedingthe farm hands plentifully on QuakerOata they get the best results In workand economy If you live In a hot cli-mate buy Quaker Oats in hermeticallyseated tins It keeps sweet and fresh
MR HATCHERS ENTERPRISE-
Will Establish Negro CampmeetlngGrounds Near Worthington
John W Hatcher a progressiveand business man of Worthington
Springs hat Inaugurated a new Ideawhich he believes will pay handsomely-jn Investment
Mr Hatcher recently purchased theproperty adjacent to WorthingtonSprings on the Alachua county sideof the Santa Fe river and will converttame Into a negro cumimieetlngground Tho property contains val-
uable springs with an analysis similar to the water of Worthington whichwill prove a big drawing card Theplace is beautifully shaded the springbeing surrounded by stately oaks andmagnolias and will no doubt becomefamous as a campmeetlng resort
The first campmeetlng will beginOctober 23 and the railroad companywill offer special low rates for the oc-
casionMr Hatcher has a force of carpent-
ers erecting cottages and anotherforce is busy clearing up the ground
WILL ELECT MARSHAL
Special Election October 19th to Select City Marshal
From Fridays Daily SunThe recent resignation of Marshal
lien T Arnow which was accepted bythe City Council will cause a specialelection for one to succeed him andMayor Horatio Davis will be noticed elsewhere in this paper hay
called a special election for TuesdayOctober 19
AH a result of the calling of thiselection the political pot will soonbe boiling with considerable activity-as It Is understood that a number ofcandidates will be In the field
Policeman Harry Owens was swornIn several days ago and has been fill-
ing the position of Mar-
shal since that time Ho Is n youngman of excellent reputation has al-
ways proved an efficient officer nailwill no doubt make a good run as hehas many friends In this city
neat Treatment for a BurnIf for no other reason Chamber-
lains Salve should be kept In everyhousehold on account of Its greatvalue In the treatment of burns Itallays the pain almost Instantly andunless the Injury Is a severe oneheals the parts without leaving ascar This salve Is also unequaled forchapped hands sore nipples and dis-
eases of the skin Price 2o centsFor sale by all druggists
Had a Fine OutingFrom Fridays Dally Sun-
J L Medlln has returned from ClioS C where he and his Interestingfamily have been sojourning for thepast few weeks Mrs Medlln andchildren went to Glenn Springs S Cand will return home tomorrowFriends will be glad to learn that theywere greatly benefited and enjoyedthe trip very much
Dr Abemethy the great Englishphysician said Watch your kidneysWhen they are affected life Is indanger Foleys Kidney Remedymakes healthy kidneys corrects uri-
nary irregularities and tones up thewhole system J W McCollum Co
Escambla county will In all probabil-
ity soon have a new county Jail ItIs not to cost over 73000
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Bullet Went Through Hat Almost
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Fire But Without Effect
From Fridays Daily SunRobert Owens night policeman
passed through an experience at anearly hour Thursday morning whichnearly cost him his life and whichhe will not soon forget
Policeman Owens was attracted at2 oclock by a noise In the
rear of the City Uakrry and wentto investigate believing that burglarswere at work He went around thebuilding to the rear and up a darkallewny which led to the back doorFailing to discover anything wronghe turned and started again to thestreet but when he paused within afew feet of the sidewalk but still In
the shadow of the building he wassurprised at being tired upon Theball passed through the crown of astraw lint he was wearing and
close to his scalp that he couldeasily feel the concussion and hadto put his hand to his head to as-
certain whether or not the ball hadentered the skull
Officer Owens however with suff-
icient pretence of mind returned thefire as the fleeing figure which wasdimly plain to him turned and randisappearing around thethrough another alleway Ills aimwas had however and the shot hadno effect lie chased the man acrossthe street and into the dark on NorthUniversity street where he was lostto view
This was a narrow escape andOfficer Owens friends congratulate-him on being alive to ten how IthappeneJ
EAGLES HAD BIG TIME
Plenty of Work Thursday Night Af-
ter Which Came Banquet
The regular weekly convocation ofthe local aerie of Eagles was full ofInterest Thursday night as there wayplenty of work to do In the way ofInitiating candidates after which themembers sat down to a fine spreadof lemonade sandwiches cake etcV G Richardson acted as master of
ceremonies in a must pleasing andinteresting manner and while seatedaround the festive board many In-
formal talks of Interest along the linesof the good of the order were made
The Eagles which organized hereonly a few months no are makingrapid strides They now have oneof the largest and mot popular aeriesin the State which is the subject ofpraise from every visiting Eagle
NOW ON STRIKE
Millions of Stomachs Refuse to DoTheir Work Properly-
All over this broad land millions ofstomach owners are being held inhumiliating subjection just becausethey are so stubborn that they willnot accept a fair square and broad-minded utTer
Life Is short for all of us it will beshorter for those who let their stom-achs go from bad to worse-
J W McCollum Co have afamous prescription called Miona andthey believe so thoroughly In its re-
markable curative power that theysay to every owner of a distressedstomach that they will guarantee MIona tablets to cure acute or chronicindigestion and all stomach ailmentsor money back and the price is onlyoO cents a box
And still there are stubborn peopleright in Gainesville who wont acceptthis offer but continue to suffer from
on stomach belching of sourfood stomach pains foul breath dizzi-ness biliousness and headaches justbecause just because thats allthere is no other reason
MI ona tablets stop dyspepsia agonyIn live minutes they cure obstinatecases of Indigestion and turn the oldstomach Into ono in a fewwef ks or money back
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Catalogue write toA A MURPHREE A M L D
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