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INDUSTRIAL VOLUME XIV- GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1908 NUMBER 36- NATIONAL CELEBRITIES Declare Pe-ru-na to Be the Greatest Ca tarrh Remedy of The Age. COLDSf^SRIP* COUGHSj/\if|CROUP S0RE"p ! ;:4|iHQARSEl m 11 NESS ■U l >»/ fA\& / V'.yj v <lSKi(Ks0 w:?' /Ml :: / / V ; > / 4 on : '■ A. «fl MB fij CUIBF JUSTICE f| r/fA/^g^S, OF SAMOA, ^1 5jvj; usn recommend j Parana as one oi the very ( jfc | 54 t-.r-z* remedies for catarrh. 35 r=4 , ' *n ,-?// Bill Senator John M. Thur* ton, of Omaha, Neb., writes: Peruna entirely relieved me of a ery^rritating cough. / am a firm eliever in its efficacy for any uch trouble.” Coined Chamber, Jan. 1, 1903. The first meeting- of the new council -° r 1903 was called to order by Mayor ' -X Parker, Aldermen C. C. Staton, A. Dozier, J. L. Williams, John A. Pierce, S. C. Dunlap Jr. and IIdward -Thompson present. The business before the council was to T JX salaries and elect city officers for tiie year 1903. The following officers Uere elected with perquisites of their offices ana at salaries per annum as fol- lo 'VS- payable monthly: Ge °- Lathem, City clerk, $600.00 ]i - H. Parks, Chief of Police. 600 00 T. Bagwell, Sanitary Inspec tor and day policeman, 480.00 E- M. Montgomery. 1st night po liceman, 420.00 Th \V. Wright, 2nd night police man, 420.00 T A'. S. Wills, street overseer, 420.00 Emory Merck, electrician, 600.00 A- J. Wofford, engineer at Water and Light plant, 840.00 *T°hn W.Bailey, Cemetery sexton, 300.00 T J - P. Gallaird, city attorney with out extra compensation, 100.00 L. McKinney, City Treasurer, 50.00 E 1 '- iv. A. Smith, city physician, fee of seventy cents per visit and furnish medicines at his own expense. Alderman S. C. Dunlap Jr. was unan- imuusly elected mayor pro tem. On motion, C. C. Dunbar and W. S. Pun bar, firemen, were voted salaries °f 840 per month each. Pm West, janitor and fireman, $20 Per month. Oii motion council adjourned to meet i Hon. William Young* blood, Auditor of the Interior, writes from Washington, D. C., to Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O., as follows : “I’ve often heard of your great medicine and have persuade ed my wife, who has been much of a sufferer from catarrh, to try Peruna, and after using one bottle she has wonderfully improved. It has proved all you have claimed for it.” Hon. Rufus B. Merchant ? Superintendent and Dis* bursing Officer, U. S. Post* Office, Washington, D. C., says; “I take pleasure In commending your tonic, having taken a bottle of Peruna with very beneficial re= suits. It is recommended to me as a very excellent catarrh cure.” Congressman David F. Wilber, °t Oneonta, N. V., writes: / am fully convinced that Peruna is all ycu claim for it after the use of a few bottles.” „ Congressman Irvine Dungan, of Jackson, O., writes: “I desire to join with my many friends in recommending your invaluable remedy Peruna to any- one in need of an invigorating spring tonic, or whose system h run ddwn by catarrhal troubles. ’ We have letters from thirty eight members of Congress attest ing to the virtues of Peruna. Thousands of people in the com mon walks of life use it as i family medicine. For book of testimonials add res The Peruna Medicine Co., Colun bus, O. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Jan. 2, 1903, at 7.30 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of passing license tax ordi nance and other business. Geo. Lathem, P. N. Parker, Clerk. Mayor. Council Chamber, Jan., 2, 1903. Adjourned meeting of council called to order by Mayor Parker. Aldermen Staton, Dozier, Williams, Pierce, Dun lap and Thompson present. The mayor appointed the following standing committee for the year 1903, 1. Committe on Police: Thompson, Chairman: Dozier and Williams. 2. Committee on Finance: Staton, Chairman; Dunlap and Dozier. 3. Committee on Streets; Dunlap, Chairman; Staton and Pierce. 4. Committee on Health: Williams, Chairman; Dozier and Thompson. 5. Committee on Buildings, Chimneys and Awnings: Dozier, Chairman; Pierce and Dunlap. 6. Committee on Fire Department; Staton, Chairman; Dunlap and Dozier. 7. Committee on Lights and Water: Dozier, Chairman; Thompson and Wil liams. 8. Committee on Markets: Dunlap. Chairman; Thompson and Dozier. 9. Committee on Cemeteries: Pierce, Chairman; Dunlap and Williams. 10. Committee on Public Property: Pierce, Chairman; Dunlap and Staton. jl # Committee on Ordinances: Thompson, Chairman; Dozier and Dun lap. 12. Committee on Belief and Peti tions: Williams, Chairman; Pierce and Thompson. Petition of W. H. Tovverv, for license pool room in basement Arlington hotel, was read and on motion granted. Li cense for each table run, $25.00 per an num. . City printing for year 1903 was awarded to the Gainesville News. The specific tax ordinance for year 1903 was read first time, and taken up by sections for adoption. Council not having finished said tax ordinance, on motion adjourned over until Monday night, Jan. 5, 1903, at 7.30 o’clock. Geo. Lathem, P. N. Parker, Clerk. Mayor, 5. 6. 7. 10 10 20 75 Council. Chamber, Jan. 5, 1903. Adjourned meeting of council called to order by Mayor P. X. Parker. Al dermen Staton, Dozier, Williams. Pierce, Dunlap and Thompson present. The following ordinance was read first time and on motion the rules w T ere suspended aud on second reading passed: An Ordinance to fix the Annual and Specific Taxes of the city of Gaines ville, on business occupations for the year 1903 and to provide for the col lection of the same, licensing said occupations and professions. Section i. lie it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the citv of Gaines ville and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, That upon every person, persons or corporation exercising within said city during the year 1903. per annum,either of the following occupations or pro fessions, the following specific tax shall he levied and collected: said tax to be due and paid upon the commencement of each quarter, unless otherwise pro vided for in this ordinance. 1. ACCTIONEEKS,regularly engaged in such business, per annum — No auctioneer shall be permit ted to sell any article upon the streets without permission of the mayor. 2. Auctioneer, Every Itinerant Merchant offering stocas of goods for sale at auction, per diem 3. Agents, Attorneys, or other persons negotiating loans on real estate. 4. Bakery, with privilege of con fectioneries Banker, or Broker or Firm of persons engaged in buying or selling exchange, or discount ing notes or lending money.... Barber Shop, each chair 5 Billiard, Pool, Bagatelle or other gaming table, each table, whole year in advance. —.... 25 No person or corporation shall he granted such license without complying with the provisions on the subject of billiard or other gaming tables contained in sections 256 and 257 of the city code of Gainesville. Boarding house keeper not en tertaining transient guests, boarding house lor students and laooring people exclusively excepted — 9. Buggies, Wagons, etc. other than own manufacture 25 Buggies, Wagons, etc. not tak ing out regular license, per diem 5 Butcher or Vender of fresh meats for each stall or wagon, whole year or any part thereof in advance Buying and selling merchan dise or produce on the streets, not licensed merchants.... 20 13. BiLL-posters 10 14. Blacksmith Shop, each forge. 2.50 15. Book store — ... 25 16. Book agent or canvassers per diem 1 17. Brokers and commission mer chants 20 18. Cider of any kind, whether kept or sold alone or in connec tion with any other business, payable quarterly in advance.. 19. Cigarettes, cigarette tobacco, cigarette paper sold or fur nished, whether alone or in connection with other business, payable whole year in advance 20 Coal or coal yards 20 Cotton warehouse, where char ges are made for weighing or storage 15 Cash registers, dealers m or agents. Canvassers selling other than merchants, per diem Doors, sash or blindsj other than own manufacture ... Druggist Exhibition of circus, not in cluding side shows, per diem— 27. Exhibition of side show 273^ Express companies 50 28. Feather renovators, per diera—2.50 29. Fireworks, alone or in connec tion with other business...... 10 8. 10 10. 11. 12. 20 20. 21. 23. 24. 25. 26. 200 20 20 25 150 OK 20 5 25 20 25 20 ok 30. Florist, or nursery 20 31. Foundry, selling articles other than their owd manufacture... 3£. Flying jenny, per diem.... 33. Furniture store 34. Guano dealer or agent, whole year or any part thereof in ad vance 35. Hardware .. . 36. Harness, other than own man ufacture, alone or in connec tion with other business 37. Hotel or boarding house keep er entertaining transient guests 38. Insurance, fire, each company or company represented by agents or broker, soliciting or obtaining fire insurance, whole year or any part thereof in ad vance 10 39. Insurance, life, each company or company represented by agents or broker, soliciting or obtaining applications for life insurance, except fraternal and co-operative companies, to be paid whole year or any part thereof in advance 25 40. Insurance, accident or fidelity, each company or corn pa ny rep resented bv agent, whole year or any p-irt thereof in advance. 10 41. Insurance, accident ticket stands, agent or agencies, whole year or any part thereof in advance ... 10 42. Jewelry, silverware, clocks, watches and repairing.whether alone or in connection with other business. _ . ... 20 43. Junk gatherers, by wagon or otherwise 5 44. Laundry, laundry agent or agencies 20 45. Lending money only, with or without an established office. .. 25 46. Letting or running for hire, hack, wagon or other vehicle, except for building or agricul tural purposes, for each vehicle of said description, payable semi-annually in advance 47. Lightning rod agents or deal ers 4S. Loan and building associations, or agents for same 49. Livery, feed and sale stables or any person letting for hire a horse or horses including priv ilege of bus and dray lines, whole year in advance 50. Lumber, shingles, lathes, lime, cement or brick, other than own manufacture 51. Manufacturers of soda water or phosphates, one or both, wheth er alone or in connection with any other business 52. Marble or granite yards or agencies — 53. Milk wagons, each 54. Millinery, whether alone or in connection with any other bus iness 55. Oil or oil agencies. — ... 56. Opera house 57. Organs, pianos or sewing ma chines, dealers or agencies, whether alone or in connection with any other business 58. Optician 59. Optician, itinerant, per diem.. 60. Patent rights, agent or agen cies, whole year or any part thereof in advance... 61. Pawnbrokers 25 62. Peddling on streets or from house to house, merchandise or articles of any description, ex cept agricultural produce direct .. to consumers, for each person 20 63. Photographer, charging there for — 10 64. Phonograph, in advance per diem... 1 65. Picture frames.alone or in con nection with any other busi ness — 10 66. Plumber, roofer or dealer m asphalt, granite or slate 10 67. Printing, news and job 10 68. Printing, job only 5 69. Pistols, alone or in connection with other business 10 70. Real estate or renting agent.. 10 71. Restaurant or eating house, alone or in connection with other business — 20 72. Selling fruits, melons, flour or other articles of merchan dise from cars, per car 5 73. Shooting gallery 35 74. Skating rmk . 10 75. Soda fount, with privilege of ice cream or ice cream parlor, alone or in connection with other business. 15 76. Jce cream parlor, alone or in connection with other busi- nesss 10 77. Stoves, tinware and crockery, alone or in connection with other business 25 78. Tailor, cleaning or dye shops 5 79. Telegraph company 50 80. Telephone company 75 SI. Tenpin or bowling alley 25 82. Typewriters, dealer or agents 10 83. Undertaker or dealer in cof fins ,— 25 84. Vender of medicine, not hav ing druggist’s license, per Jem 85. Wagon yards — — 86. Watchmaker repair shop no stock 87. General merchandise, consist- 5 25 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 50 60 20 10 5 30 10 10 25 10. for be ing of dry goods, notions, clothing, shoes, hats, groceries, bagging, ties, tobacco, cigars and other articles not to in clude any line on which there is a special tax - _ - Except in ease where amount of capital stock shall be $500 or less, in such cases— Sec. 2. Be it ordained that when good and sufficient reasons it may seen proper to tax any person or per sons following any business occupatioc or profession, whether residents oi non residents, and not specially men' tionea in this ordinance, the~ mayoi may in his discretion require such taa as he may deem just and equitable. Sec. 3. Be it further ordained that nc person shall exercise either of the oc cupations or professions in said eitj without procuring a license therefor, All persons who shall fail or refuse tc procure such license promptly after the beginning of the quarter shall on con' vietion, he punished according to Sec tion 68 of the code of the city of Gaines ville. Sec. 4. Be it ordained by the author ity aforesaid that no license shall b€ issued for any time less than provided for in this ordinance, and no reduction shall be made on account of the time that may have elapsed before the li cense is issued. Sec. 5. Be it ordained that all ordi nances and parts of ordinances in con flict wfith these ordinances are hereby repealed. Recording fee for each license, 5C cents. Col. S. C. Dunlap, Sr., was elected a member of the Board of Education tc till unexpired term of Col. Howard Thompson, resigned. A motion prevailed to reconsider the letting of the city printing, and $40 was appropriated for the printing of the council proceedings in both city papers being $2o for each paper. The print ing of office supplies was turned ovei to the clerk and chief to make such contracts as will be best for the city. No further business, on motion coun* cil adjourned. P. N.JPabker, George Lathem, Mayor, Clerk. 89. Council Chamber, Jan. 8th, 1803. Council called to order in regular ses sion by Mayor Parker. All members of the hoard of aldermen present. The minutes of the preceding meetings held Jan. 1st, 2nd and 5 th, read, corrected, and on motion adopted. The rules were suspended and after the second reading the annual specific tax ordi nance was amended as follows: Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Gainesville, Geor gia, that Section 1, of the annual spe cific tax ordinance for the year 1903, be and is hereby amended, so as to include therein an annual license tax on bicy cle dealers, selling, renting and repair ing, and Surety companies, as follows; 88. Bicycle Dealers, renting or repairing bicycles, alone or in connection with any other bus iness §15 Surety Companies, writing surety bonds, employees liabil ity bonds,boiler and plate glass insui ance, one or all .$10 A motion prevailed for the council to appoint a man, whose duty shall be to supervise the work of the present street improvement, and any other public work of the city that may re quire a supervisor, under direction of the various standing committees. Said man to work for the present, under the direction o£ the street committee ' On motion Mr. T. V. Eberhart was ap pointed supervisor, as afore stated and to recive a salary of $40 per month with the understanding that his ser* vices can be dispensed with at any time the council may see fit to discontinue the employment of a supervisor. No further business council adjourn* ed. George Lathem, P. N. Parker, Clerk. Mayor. Mr. J. R. Wilcox of Macon, was in Gainesville last week. Mrs. J. B. Stvanton of Buford, made a trip to Gainesville laBt Friday. Mrs. John R. Brown of Char Baton, N. C., is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. S, A. Langston, and is considering returning to Gaines ville to reside permanently!