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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
Q. Y, p, U. ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
Result OF Election at Southern Baptist
Convention. Kansas City.

Kansas City. May lathe election
of officers OF the Baptist Young Peo.
pies union resulted IN the selection
OF Or. l. D. lawson. OF Tuscaloosa,
Ala, as president; Rev. II, W Virgin,
OF Nevada, Mo., first ylca psRsldent;
N. 3, Nelf. of Alabama, second vice
president; W. ". Gaines. Of Georgia
secretary.
Addresses we're made by IAndrum
r, PevIil. of Jackson. Miss, secretary
OF the Sunday school board. and Rev,
Robert VsndeyantSr. OF ST. Louis,
The southern Baptist Education con.
ference has elected the following oEi,
Gers; President. DR. r. r. Hale. pres
ident Of the Southwestern university.
Jackson, Miss; vice presidents. DR. J,
=, Green. president OF William Jewell
college Liberty, Mo; + w, Boat
wright, president Richmond college, Of
Richmond, Va; Dr E, NJ. POtsat. pres
ldent Furman university, GreenvIlle,
s. c.. Or. W. II. Harrison. president
OF Bahia college. Russellvtlle. NY.
was elected secretary,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
RoJesrvENsky IN CHARGE.
All Russia's Affairs IN Far East Under
His Command.

st. Petersburg. May 13.The admir-
alsy declines TO dlvulge any informa.
tion about the ships OF the Vladlvostok
division which are reported to be 0n
the coast OF Japan, but the impression
prevails In naval circles that acting
under the instructions Of Vice Admir-.
al Rojestvensky they have passed on
through the Suguaru straits into the
Pacific on reconnaissance to ascertain
II the passage Is free of mines and
feasible for Rojesiyensky's squadron.
All the Russian naval divisions now
in the Far East are acting under Ro-
jestvensky's order.
NJ. Wronski. the military expert Of
the Noyoe VremyA explains that the
failure of Field Marshal oyama to
undertake an advance as we'll as the
failure Of the Japanese to send an ex-
petition to the island of Sakhalin is
due to the appearance OF RojestvOnsky's
squadron Ia Chinese waters.
an his hands now Is the destiny OF
the far east" the paper says, MAY
God grant him success"
The Slovo reprOaches the imperial
guard for not going TO the front. say.
ing:
Its place Is on the battlefield. In
all Russia's war the guard has won
glory. II Is composed OF the picked
men OF the empire and should show
the world what Russia can do"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14

Nevpor News, Va. MAJ HARM
issymAa Dovsy, msnsbsf a ia sinfy'
siEhth sompasY. heavy eosss artillery
sas kiiisd 10 Phosbss b Fullce On
esF Phniipa Aeegaiss 20 0mesF Paif
lipa. ne lead aaiNerywaa aag4seee
on him Ia fkrsaten.nE MASSEY ans
refussd 20 bsh. shsfeapna ~ -,
Am. PAaei'as b practically aaesr mar
iiA as. tss eomvsnlsa II sofelsfi
beiag 10 ekslgo - The toss Pstlllb.
ess sr5sste4 saA IBID unasf sasss =
shg Are eauns kwass.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
Forty Killed Il Zhltomlr.

81. Petersburg. May l3.--some prI
vate reports efrOm hitomlr place the
number OF persons killed as high a.
forty
The governor OF volhynia has
caused the streets OF zhitomir to be
plscarded with notices TO the effect
that troops have received Instructions
to fre upon any persons interfering
with the Jews The ofhciAl messengers
account Of the zhltOmir outbreak 81.
tributed Il 10 the provocative attitude
Of he Jews. who, u adds. used . pOr'
trait Of the emperor ~ q target In
shooting practice. and committed many
assaults on Christians IN the streets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14

New foFk. MAJ fz,-Aa ItsllAa Els.
Sag ne nane az Csghi Cario h unesF
arress amer an sHeting ebase fbf0agh
isFu49wny eFgwda Ne = aeewsea u
haying sttemped 70 r-visniak BIS
SastnnNs &c Ne s1pshss of . West
Turnty -tAirt street. tssslgy shgp. a.
sAicA plses BE- uss bsias shosA 3 ~
g aAa sleaes a o. - alamaa6
bspeeA s1nfme6 ~ ne shepksepss ems
spant y ~ 9isssh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14

Nev Tori. MAJ IA safisasf sbai
thsir best ssssne@Es bad ben eal6one
~ . isyssr-ols boy. the Brookiya Rap,
u. TFansft compasy aeci1eG 10 sdopt
tie piaa 81 IferFtH sehasssr. . papli
10 psaIie sebool No. rs foF gsiIsvlns
he eTsah 81 ths bridge ,ssnlnsls auT-
inE rush hDans fsis esviee Ss . sys-
tan ef iiiamissfsd sisnaIa ~ msaaa 81
wkleh che valting throaes are tolo
vhsf ~ trails wfli nsH, eStsf che sta
fiGn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
NAN PATTERSON.

who said he did not believe another
trial would result other than In q dis
agreement. Al the same time be Dc.
clared that there had been . serious
miscarriage Of Justice tie said many
OF the newspapers had labored 10 ere.
ate sympathy for the glrl ana thai
this case had caused one more step
In this county toSSrds trial by news.
papers rather than Trial by Jury" Dc
approved of all his - slstaht. Nr.
Rand, had done OF said 10 conducting
the case. and added.
THE people for whom care approve
our action. Prom the sane part OF
the community We have received moth
Ing bur fairness. have Information
that admits Of no donb, that there vas
unanimlty In the jury room on three
points: First. Morgan Smith bought
the pistol. second. Nan Patterson took
the pistol 10 the cab Wlth herr third
Caesar Young aid no, commit suicide
I ask that the prisoner be discharged
on her recosnixAnee."
Miss Patterson WAs taken before Re.
corder 0oF In the court Of general
sessions and was released On her Own
rscognlzAnce. she left the eFiminas
court baiidiag BY the police estEapes
IN FFaaklin. where tWo thoaaand psT.
sous ehseFed her a. she appeared. IN
company with her father aaa IavyeFa
A. Levy ard 0'RsiIly. she estsfsa .
carriage aaa was driven 10 Der law.
yeF'a ogAcea n The worla buil6iaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
HAS LOCATED noRrH POLE.


Nor~saIsn Gspiessr Has Found the
Northwsst. Pssssss.
Chicago. May IA dispatch 10 the
Record. IIeriad from san Francisco.
says:
The Norwegian consul here haa r.
eelved an order Cor provisions 10 ~
seat north to q whaling arctic en-.
plorer Who sailed from Norway h
ISe1. IN an sndsavor 10 hnd The north-
west passage. Prem the fact thst
supplies are 70 BE- seat north ~ ths
PAciac. q Ia argued thai this greet
Guest Of arctic explorers for more than
eco pears ha6 been sueeeastH1 and
ina, tie explorer vii sooa aepeaT %
the Pnciae coast.
captain Anundsen, NO paased
Gresnland b0und for King wiiiism
Lad. Il aafd 70 have located the aoTtA
magnetic pole. aad 10 have found ne
moaament erected b. Sir Joan Frank
Ils. awhan that InFEiea sEp~iitl0a psF
ishe&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14

fianta, May 11--withih tsn days
neN schedule Of frsigat rates is
ina uhleh has beea agreed upoe
Nnen sha railroads and tbe state
teea esmminsioa. wili 60 iato eneci
lhs msrchants aad manu1AetuFefs
s4ef Ge0TEis win viii Feceise the
as q gsafrEtai reductio1a Ia ihs
stks 81 81 glasses a. fFeiKhf. Ths
~ afNn6nle e rates miskln9 Fssse
~ $ kestFsaa g lnstsscsA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
IMBER OF KILLED
IS YET UNKNOWN
prk Of Clearing Away Debris
Being Rapidly Pushed.
Ews or WRECK AND TORNADO

lRstes Says that over One Hun
bred Killed by Tornado and Twenty
Is Wreck---A Nuber Of Bodies We:
Ramaln for identification.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 13-The exact
naber OF lives lost in South Harris
* yesterday morning, caused by
: u the second section OF the Cleve-
hd and Cincinnati express into car
agnamite In q wrecked freight train.
not yet known. Eleven bodies have
Ben identified. and nine charred
rpses await recognition at the TEN.
efafy morgue.
Superintendent w. b. McCaleb, OF
Ab Pennsylvania railroad. said today
aat 1t is impossible to tell what the
|alnber OF fatalities will be.
OF the 1876 injured, 100 received
bakment at the hospital OF this
|annber so remained there and the
B 4 deaths that have occurred leaves
he number still there A. Several
& abe injured are in the hotels.
Three of the charred bodies At the
.orgue here have been partially iden-
|aed. One is believed tO'be Thomas
owls, the Pullman conductor Who Is
Kissing, and who wore a long gold
hahn similar to that found on the
o8y. Another is thought 10 be Miss
,sltie Robinson. OF 700 Chestnut av'
hue, Cleveland. o.. who has been par
any Identified by the gold filings In
|ef teeth. The third Is believed to
K that OF Charles BrIsini, OF Phila-
|elphia, who has been Identified by
be peculiar formation OF the teeth.
All the bodies are so badly charred
hat II is almost impossible TO posi-
lgely Identify them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
ssvEHOAv AOvsHrIsrs MEEr.
Thlrty-eisth osesesi eeafsfsaes h
neaaiee m Weehlaatou.

ThIrty-elsth esesgsi csnfsFsses In
1esaiea ~ Wsshlaoton.
washiagtoa. May 1.-The thirty
sixth ssasrsi coafsreest u tia sev.
enfh DAP Aventisss has begun hers
saa wiIl eonfinBe snsil May 90 In bic
annnhI address PSenissnt naaisis said
the AeventIs1s' esuss bad EaiBsa ~
much IL The years from 1858 70 Ipea
a. II had gained darisG The pseessiaa
80 years % Sc hiatoFy
NJ, J. ". Esass, the tseaasreE. -
ported that the srans total for shs
evangelical part 0f the vol fog leat
reached I.nss 90 as6 ~. spFiesr. enc
seeFefsTy ~ the EsssFai conferences
said ths nissions ssnt oui b he A.
vSnfista n0w Circle tie ssrih.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
EFFECTS OF STRIKE
TELLING ON TRADE
Industries Closing Down For
Want of Business.
GROVES Mos MORO DRIvERs

The Great Army Of Unemployed N
Chicago on Account Of strike. ls
Making the Commercial interests
Suffer.
Chicago, May i3.--Eamployers today
began the execution Of a new policy
as TO the Transfers strike, many %
the Industrial factories being shut
down owing to lack ot business
brought about by the strike. Al the
employers association Office Il was
said that the number Of men laid q
because Of dullnes In trade and eonss-
qnen,ly lack Of demand for certain
manufactured goods would run into the
thousands and would continue unleSs
normal business conditions returned
soon.
Hundreds Of wakons were sent out
today by strike bound houses. edyeFs
tlsements for the Transfers fitted the
newspapers aud on every side was evil
dence Of the aggTeslveaess Of employ
ers.
the department stores particularly
caused large ADVERTISEMENTS to appear
simultaneously In the newspapers an,
nOunclnR that men are wasted 70 "all
permanent positions" - teamnieTs
and drivers, Protectlen was promised
TO prospective drivers and the char.
acter Of men wanted was described
and references were required. MOat
OF the advertisement state thar "ahioa
or nonunIon" men will be accepted.
Charles johnson. negro man en-
pIoyea by the standard OF company,
was mistaken for strike breaker by
mob az Wentworth avenue and
Twenty fourth street today and was 20
seriously injured that be may ale. AZ.
tor being knocked down. Johnson was
kicked and one Of bis eyes vas almost
EouEed out A riot call brought q
wagon load % police. bat before thsy
arrived the crowd had disappeared.
Johnson Was found lyihE unconscious
on tho sidewalk and was hurried 10
TIE Peoples hospital,
Walter ~. Clair, q nsgro smpieyed
BY Armour = Co. ~ the stock yards,
Vas attacked by a crowd o. strife sym.
pathiseTH At Twenty seventh and Canal
streets Today. a. Clair was appaF.
emily suspected Of being q strike,
breaker employed By the Pssbody Coal
company. Ie waa h1sten with eluha.
blackiaeks and other weapons.
Two deputy sheFifIs rescued him
and deportsd BIN 70 the stables Of The
Peabody company ~ Twenty'sixth and
Canal streets. where Ms wounds were
dressed. Hs was sent hone In an am.
buiance
A total Of 100 waaobs we're scAsa.
nlsd 10 BE- moved today ~ honanioa
taamsteFs Under police protection. This
IL the laFgest nnmber % wagons moved
since the tsamsfega strike bsean, tha
sHeesa Of waeoaa over the record Of
tie pFsti0us day being ike.
Tee AundFsd pelleamen we're detail
20 20 guard lhs waenas and we're e..
siatsa ~ an alnouf saual sambsF a
6e4nfY eh4FlRA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
sseaErAsv wIlsow AT .sss~s



bssss ~ peperlmsaf 81 Aerisutnsrs
starts es veme e Inapsssisa.
henuAln. fsnn.. Nsar ~. --asesetasy
- AsFieuitnFe WiAsen. sseompaaiea b.
PFefessoE J. - epiilman and n. A.
ckriien. arrived isom Waahinsloa IN
. sSseiai train over he esashsfn rail-
roea thls megning 90 thsiF yep 10 the
eealhusstern statea wheFe an invests.
ensisn Of aeFisuitafal eosdlsiess IL 70
~ mAas.
On arrival here ths sseFetary's train
wns combined vita ona esnlafnine co
eiaia q ne Rsek Isisad eptlsm ead
Departed seoa alter over fhef llae fos
Htiie rack. Ara. the frsf elEy h Us
ieineFagy q whieh adafeeSee afe q eg
ma4e, u being alse she plaa - taF
ne fa1mefn - Sc aealbwfa, lhe -
salts a aRFleniisfal 4fqsNnltaf aKAegf
menfs e nhsrh theg axe interested
Y1e sskits - - llella efb A.
ktnaaa Taa kekeag Ed aa|4 1en
FtlgSx ept p1fMt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
pIrIABLE SCENES AT SNYDER.
'Aose Who Lost Everything Are Hun
ary and Unprotected.

cry and Unprotected.
enyder. Okla. May 13--It is estI'
hated that the total loss of life Will
. somewhat IN excess Of one hun
|red persons. Those who have inves'
.leated stlll maintain that The property
ots viii not be less than half a mil
on dollars.
The damage 20 buildings and resi-
Fences vs. estibated TO aggregate FULLY
Iee.oe0. Estimates given are the best
bsainEble. All agree that they are
.ery conservative.
May Of those who had been traV'
|llns al day long reached snyder al
|n.e 20 last night. In numerous tn
lsnces they found that those they
lame 10 aid had perished.
The Frisco railroad from the DE-
10 on the limits Of the corporation in
neh direction 10 strewn with tim
.,ars, piles Of brick and stone and
iher tklngs cast there By the storm
( required considerable work TO get
he tracks clear.
PiiIahls scenes Of want and suffer
|Inc were seen here today On al sides.
eacA cunfnsion existed. despite the e.
nrss Of hHndreds u outsiders 20 aid
hs victims Of wednesday night's tor
e6h
Knas nlEht many wAo had lost ever
ian fhey possessed weut hungry and
ilcally unprotected from the cold.
y bosles tying IN Temporary
mes remained unideatlned. While
a the injured. eoEens Who suf'
from ugly wounds OF sroken
we're withOes proper medical
alieR Others SiIll vere missing
a. ezaci liF q The casualties usa
- BE- bad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
sloHrv.NlNrH ANNUAL SESSION
OF American sIbIs Society Bslue Hsld
IN New York City.


New York. May i3.--The American
Bible society hes held lts elghlybin'h
annual meeting IN the Bible house Dr.
Daniel G. Gilman. Of baltimore. pres.
idcnt of the society. prrslded.
.Arrnbgements vii be- made. II was
anoInccd Tor special celebration
~ the nIntietA anniversary Of the
founding ~ the society IN May, 1909
Secretary Haven presented the report
81 the board Of managers II showed
that In the year ending March 81, the
Aociety'E receipts fell OF pomewhat
From all sources they amounted 10
tGsi. sis The disbursements we're
SGi0.IOs. Of which tss.sbg Wsrs sent
20 foreign aaspcies There we're IN
sued Lssi. 0se copies o. the new tssta
men, and portions OF the scripture The
secretary stated thar the society hnt
agents IN this country wiih hsadquar
tsrS ~ Boston. 6paranbufE. a c.
MoFrist0vn. Tshh d. cincinBHti and 81
Paul There are ~ agencies abroad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14

Dazaa. ~. Msy is.--FarEsrs 10 thia
vieiaifY have dng 20, While. spadins
tn eEosnd. { erssi maaYi0euNis. apcs.
laenA ~ whieh. a. eKEminatioa a. ~
state nnivssslsT. have beea proaounssd
- BE- o. ne rFyssr variety. On tAs
lass appeaFsyea os lhsse Insects @9nY
srchsrtt veFH snssrrd psfmsssssiT.
aas Il 4 fsapg@ fsun trees wia -
enmassa ia saasu4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
Report o. capsurs d untrus.

Paris. May '1S.-The semi-oficiaI
Temps publishes a dispatch from Sal.
gon saying that the statement that
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky sold al
Saigon cargoes OF rice captured by the
Russian warships Ia incorrect No
prizes. II Is added, have yet been sent
TO that port by the Russians.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
Franee's Assuraness pon'. sstIsfy.

Toxic. May l2.--l0 q. m.--France's
latest assurances Of neutrality ease
the situation somewhat, but do moi
remove the deep-rooted popular resent.
ment against her.
The press urges the government IN
maintain a strong attitude toward
France and demand explanations. say
ing II Is necessary that France ex
plain events between May 3 and May 3
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
1000 n.lsaataa Present.

Kansas CITY, May lS.--About 1000
delegates we're present when the con
'yentlun was called to order After the
address OF welcome. which Included
one speech by Judge John L. Peak
former United States Minister 10
Switzerland r. W. stephens, Of Co.
iumbla. Mo. tirst vice president OF the
convention. took charge OF the uoaEion,
The most important business was the
election OF otheers for the coming
year. There were three names mea'
tined for the once OF president. those
of r. W stephens, president OF the
Missouri General association: Joshua
LeycrIng. ~ Baltimore, president OF
the Maryland Uniou association. aud
Rev. T, 7. Eaton, OF Louisville. Ky
Mt Eaton. however. withdrew hF
name.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-14
NAN PATTERSON IS
RELEASED FROM JAIL
District Attorney Jerome Asks
For Her Freedom.
RELEASED wIrHour ANY sAll
This Ends One 81 the Most Famous
Murder Trials that over Occurred In
This country--cOst state Of New
York . Fortune.

New York, May i3.--NRn Patterson,
the one-time foradora show sirl, vas
released from the Tombs prison today
after almost a year within Is walls,
awaiting a determination Of the charge
that she had murdered her protector,
Caesar Young. race TRACK bookmak
or. She will leave Tor Washington
at 1895 o'clock this afternoon.
Her release was made at the In.
stsnee OF District Attorney Jerome,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-28
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED


The work on the new building OF
Miss Eva Halle, East Orange street,
between West Main aud East Main, is
well under way, and the contractor
expects to push the building TO COM
pletion. The building will be two
stories in heighth, will contain eight
rooms, and will be modern in every
respect. IL will no doubt rent readily
and command good price.
His Honor Judge Mason. county
judge, complains that business Is rath-
or dull in his Office az present, and
good.naturedly declares Il il was not
for an occasional marriage license he
would be compelled TO stand oil" the
grocer The Judge yesterday issued
licenses 10 Chas Shepherd aud Callie
Charles, Prince johnson and Emma
Wilson, all colored Here's luck to
the whole business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-28
% BUY A LOT.
6N ee and Livingston Went 10
tua for That Purpose.

stem ~ and Livingston Went 10
apa for That Purpose.
tfingrellow Of Jacksonville
an1 y livingston OF this city, mem
he Diamond Ice Company,
Saaraay to Alachua for the pur-
81 isnging for the purchase Of
al aron rhich 70 construct The pro.
VIEW ZEE factory.
tle eht Atlantic Coast Line or
Air Line railroads aFe will
II e sufficient land 90 the pia-
t Company for the erection Of
te together with sll neees.
ts Tor carrying Ca ihe busi-
etmpany prefer 20 pur base
thi. and will do % if q De.
~ eaton can bc ioand 90 q
prise
iellow stated prior 20 Die
Hat &c bad been decided 90
nelt itten.ton machine, insiead
fa 1f ~ was originally planned.
4A1 ftat Nte been placed Win CO-
lrm, and she machinery
SIN ped ns soon as possible.
fts on the baildinE will begin
lateral can BE- placed upon
ahe and the new plant sill De
rett.ng order before the be-
ta summer.
tnd Zee Company are DO
he possible Co meet che
1d TIE people gill no tcubi
tntir Efforts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-28
NaIDA NEWS HENS
ia Bits of News From All Sec
tons Of the State.

tneeneiaTy fires are causing much
ipess in Pensacola.
lelephone line has been establish
bstVeen Eostis and Tavares.
Re 9cala board of trade will make
81 e4ext TO inaugurate a county fair.
Wosk on the new A. G. L. freight
pot al Ocala is expected to begin at
e.
be fourth murder trial OF the pres
tenn of the circuit of HiIlsboro
county is now in progress at Tampa.
DeLandites have raised $1,000 with
hlch 60 pinestraw the Day,ona- De-
Land highway, and force Of workmen
q now engaged on the job.
The Daily News of Pensacola says
the postofIice in that city is shy on
CLERKS when the busiest time comes.
any postofices are in the same fix.
r. Hogan was elected marshal Of
Aastis on Tuesday, O. G. Harden hav-
declined to accept the office, forty.
en ptes being cast, Hogan receiving
zone.
itpn, Santa Rosa county, will on
ttuary 7, vote on the question of
enapg the town in the sum Of $500,
IS purpose OF providing electric
hkg raterworks and other improve
nfnn
81 q Thomas, superintendent at
Natlgenbach's mine near Dunnellon,
kllled by a runaway tram car
Taesday afternoon. His remains were
aeai % bis former home at Lydia, s.
G iat bnrial.
SenstoF Martin Dodge, director OF
the eAite OF roads inquiries, Washing
n 81 ca, was in Jacksonville on
Wednesday. he is we'll satisfied with
che pIosfess made on the sample road
beips basis just north OF Jacksonville,
undef iie supervision Of Government
E8peff John II Dodge.
Asioek company at Lake Butler,
Bradford county, will raise Irish pota-
goe on as extensive scale. The soil
adapted TO the production Of this
CROP and The company will procure
sed po,atoes OF the best grades for
planting The scheme is a good one
81 tbe aNers need have no fear Of
e striage Of Miss Gertrude Pey-
onlf Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
ss Pegser of Ocala, to Mr.. Bernard
VI Columbus, Ga, az the
tene nhe brides parents on We'd
1a ss one OF the brilliant events
81 s ssen. Over $50 eongratula-
tof sfains were received by the
tanpg ple
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-28

He has made Tue study of optics a
specially, and anyone in need OF glass
es cannot do better than give him a
call. Parents of children whose eyes
are in any way affected should take
them To DR.. Goldstein and have them
examined. Too much care cannot be
taken in this particular, as any neglect
on the part OF the parents may lead to
most serinns consequences in after
life. IL the eyes OF the child need
glasses the Doctor can determine il
and adjust such glasses as will be the
most apt to preserve and increase their
strength. The Doctor has been giving
satisfaction for many years, and we
can rec mmend him as worthy the pat
ronsge of the public Those suffering
with their eyes should call on him, and
II he doesn't give relief IL will not cost
them anything. He can adjust 20 any
eyes and any age. A good glass right
~ adjusted is 3 luxury 20 a person
with bailing eight; they can III afford
10 do without A glass imperfectly adj
justed is worse than no glasa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-28

Tuskeeoc Ala. Jan 2T-John Con.
ners. sheriff Of Macon county; George
Lamar. a deputy shCria, and $ Y Tay
Tor. town marshal Of Tuskcsec, were
arraigned today on warrants alleging
the murder of Robert and James Nc.
Bryde. brothers who were killed IN
this city by the officers Monday Of
last week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-28
LOUISVILLE : HAJH-
VILE R. R.
Fastest Time end Finest Service
10 All Points
North, West
and Northwest

Through fullman DW4iuR Rooms
elefp'ag Cans daily frBm Jacksonville
~ hlfmtnghhm. Nashville, Evansville.
Chicago, Sc Louis. Pensacola M0biie
nHd View Orleans
Finest Di00nf Oar gsfFiea M tha
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Cars honfa ~ the famous Chicago
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reservations applg 90
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-28

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