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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
THE MEXICAN CON.
Supt, Frank Moorehousc Sending on 10
Market Rt Rapid Pace.

Conditions at the property OF the
Mexico Consolidated, which Is coni-
trolled by Bingham Consolidated inter.
ests. are reported to be IN most satis-
factory condison. A message from SUI
perintendent Frank Moorehouse con-
tains the information that there ~
100000 worth OF ore in transit $50 900
worth al the shelters awaiting treat
ment. while he has ore OF the value
OF 100000, Mexican money. ready for
shipment. The Mexico Consolidated Is
located AZ Guanacevi, state Of Durango.
shareholders.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
BLUE BIRD GROUP.
Beaver County Mine To he Operated
BY Cripple Greek Capitalist,

j, T. Hawkins. engineer on the staff
OF James J.. Burns OF Cripple Greek.
colo, has arrived In the city and viii
leave for M!ford over the Salt Lake
Route this afternoon TO inaugurate O.
development campaign AT the property
of tho Blue Bird Copper & Gold Min
ing COMPANY uUon which Mr. Burns
secured an option during his tate Visit
TO this state.
Mr. Hawkins was here also. some
time ago. and was the engineer who
made a favorable report 10 Mr. Buns
and which resulted IN the Colorado mal
taking hold I'm this state
II is said that since Mr. Burns went
home favorably Impressed with the op-
rortunities Tor the development Of hlg
mines IN Beaver county several other
cripple Creekcrs have begun 10 get in
terested and II Is not unlikely that
more deals will follow
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Heavy Weight Stocks Participate
Freely and Run Total Into
Big Figures.
DAILY JUDGE AND LITTLE BELL
Columbus CON. Made Some advances
$50 Did iiaN--iIoncrinc
CLOSED Lower.

A big volume of business was trans
aovted on the floor of the salt Lake
Stock & Minnie Exchange this after
noon. Altogether. there were 1870
shares transferred. for which was paid
sS7 1o275. Daily Judge started the ban
rolling with sale marked up nc SILL
s1ls and was followed by "a LOT Of Little
Bel at $685.. May Day stltened while
n few shares of silver King were
bought at $3.50 and $40, The bulk of
the trading. however. vas done on the
open board, when Ajax moved up to
81 and Columbus Con. starting at sos
sold up to $3.50. lIonerine, offered at
the beginning at S05 was taken. but
closed on decline OF 10 cents a share,
few lots Of Nevada Hills were
brought out
The closing quotations and sales were
reported as follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
THE INDIAN QUEEN.
shipment Of Copper ore Coming From
This Beaver Property.

Lorln Morrison, manager Of the In
dian queen mine in the Copper. Cullen
section NJ Beaver county came In from
the south yesterday and will remain In
town several days.
Mr., Morrison Is prosecuting very
vigorous campaign at the Indian
Queen. and states that ne viii soon re-
port IN the local markets with a car Of
good ore.
\ report has been current for sever
al days that some strong financial IN
terests have been making overtures 10
Mr. Morrison for the purchase Of the
Indian Queen. but on this subject he
was uou-cpn1mital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
PRODUCE.
CIICAcO

Chicago. Nav 9i Tho v.bs,. ,,sr,,, ,o-
day vas almost axchisIvoi,. ~, w.,
market and prlccS were easier Tbc
weather I'm M sotithvest ,,as rcnortod
clear and favorable ybus A." The yor,bi
west there were traces q, rair ~, trsd
ms ana commission hotses we're froo soii-
rts lulv 1nercd "A .hAdc n, a6t, i,Ve,
at s2hpNgia and declined to N&dSi7.
Mlu,eapotf, puiuth ana chicago re-
PgTIsgu IeCeipls ~ ~ cars Ill.,,
~ ,oih Ulll ~ WIS h,lmed 70 %
"tah July openeu = go = ioWTI AZ ~
w NH, u''"''u 10 80 ana decl'ned 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
SELLS MINING GROUND.
A. IL. Mayne Disposes Of Round Noun.
tain Property for $4,000.

Private advices received today from
Manhattan conveys the Information
that a. II. Maybe has closed a deal
for Tho sale Of an attractive property
IN the Round Mountain district known
as tho Blue jay group The property
was owned by a. n Mayne, &. r.
Mayne, Patrick o'Farrell and Camp
II Goldneld and child. cole & ca, OF
this city The consideration is said
10 be about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
OUT OF NEwHoUsE.
Travel Towards Occola is Reported To
BE Quite Heavy.

An arrival from Newhouse, Beaver
county brings the Information that the
travel towards Nevada from that point
is increasing daily and that hardly
a day passes without three or four
stages leaving with a full load II pas
sengers. While n few 20 through to
Ely, great many stop OFF al osceola
and in that vicinity The passenger
list is usually made up Of prospectors,
miners and investors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31

assays brought from the district today
ran S77 to the ton. and an average OF
a number went t5l9.lO Some picked
samples not included IN the average
assay went $4,000 The district appears
to be about seven niles long by three
wide. It is only I've miles from the
railroad with wood and water at 10
great distance Goldheld l. greatly
excited over the ind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TOIDAl'S.

Mary A. Collum to l. u. Harding
part Of lot s. block y, plat T. ..,o
Katherin y Parson 10 Victor J.
Mccain lots %, etc, block T. Den
yer Place ...., ...,t.,,,-t,.,,.,... los
Thos Harris 70 Joseph Johnson lot
.. block 20 plat - ...,.,,..,.,. ~
Zadok G. Mitchell to Alfred H.
Billpe land IN section 20, township
south, range | west ....,.,...... 2&'
Nicholas II Granting to Ada Carr
lots b. etc, j II. Whalon's add
VIM W Merrill to Juo \, Knight
land IN section 10. township
south range | west ,..,..,...,.... ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31

sregating total of $4,000 The
mines represented and the amounts
paid by them were Silver King, $500
600 Grand Central. $4,000, Beck
Tunnel. Consolidated, $4,000, Vic
toria, $1,000; Uncle Sam Consolidated,
$4,000; Yankee Consolidated $4,000
Sacramento, $4,000. Utah, $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.

The most famous strike breakers In
the land are DR., Kings New Life Pills,
When liver and bowels go on strike,
they quickly settled the trouble and
the purifying work goes right on. Best
cure for constipation. headache and dig
illness. csc AT z. c. NJ, |, drug store.
li2-lli SO. Main 81.
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WILL EXERCISE OPTION.

a Boston authority says that j. A.
Coram will exercise his option on 100, %
900 shares ~ the stock Of the Balaklal-
Ia Copper company at SIS share The
option expires In June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
ANOTHER MAGNOLIA SHIPMENT

Harry Lo"ery r. making his fouth
shipment from the Magnolia. saws the
lode ~ Dclamar, New This makes his
second shipment this month The pro.
duct ~ the mine Is showing mp better
than ever there being si65 ore In the
present shipment. This proves that
DeIAmar is not one.mlDc cawp.
There are other prospects here that
capital for development would show
to be fully as good as the Magnolia or
IL Lamar.
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Reber J.Crant eco.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

consult county Clerk or respective slen.
ers for further Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. EST ats
81 Sarah Everlud Deceased Creditor
viii present claims with vouchers 10 the
undersigned az 02 Mccormick Building
salt Lake CITY titan. on cr before the
LIST day Of Aprli. \ D 1901
JOSEPH r. SMITH.
JOSEPH ". McMCRRIN.
HENRY ". BLOOD.
Executors OF the Estate OF Sarah Ever.
ard, Deceased
Richards Richards & Ferry, Attorneys.
Date OF firH publication May 81, a. ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31

A single day OF your life 10
pass without the protection Of
a good Insurance policy tor then
the thoughts of fire need not
worry YOU as far as financial
loss Is concerned.
Let ne write you up q policy
with the HOME FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF UTAH.
who never lost a dollar m the
San Francisco conhagration
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CANNON EROS. BROKERS. "a e
So. Temple, Tel. 90 Ind, sl0-k Bell.
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UTAH DIVIDENDS.
Eight Mines Made Ma, Distributions
Aggregating s1t5.5OO

Eight Utah mines distributed divi-
donds during the month OF May ag-
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]. oRERNDoREER.

r, NJ. West 3 Co.. stock brokers l.,
+. Walker blk. Tel. 1865. res 35lc-x.
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UNITED COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS EXCURSION

To ogden, June Sth, via d. & r. Q,
Fare $500.
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WOOL.


81. lJDl N.
81 Louis May 80 Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2jaa0. nne
medium. 2ld21. fine, 1870
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], UBERNDORFEN,
Stock Broker,
Tel Ben 10 ia 8 Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
SALTAIR 3 EACH

SUNDAY last train leaves Salt Lake at
800 .. m.
SUNDAY last train leaves saltalr at
1890 % M.
Depot First South aud Fourth West SIS
Fare FOR Round Trip, 3 Cents.
J. +. LANGFORD Lessee
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
TOday'S Metal Quotations.

Local settling prices are reported
By the American Smelling and Re-
Wning company;
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+ r Snow & Co, Stock Brokers
q Commercial Block. Both Phones 1879
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 2le y, =. Walker Block
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03
1T oursHlNes ITSELF.

The Sun is indebted to its contem-
porsries for many complimentary no.
tices, but never has such notice ap-
peared in the State press that was
more appreciated than the following
from The Tampa Tribune. The edi-
tors OF The Tribune and Sun have been
intimate personal friends from boy.
hood and it makes the latter's heart
glad TO have his friend speak as he
does Of the work in the following lines
"0ur contemporary, The Gainesville
Sun. is ever a welcome visitor to the
SANCTION and bFightens things up in
fine shape but last weeks Industrial
Edition quite takes the shine out OF
all its previous efforts because OF It's
phenomenal briIliancy. The Tribune
congratulates Editor MeCreary most
heartily upon the outcome Of his splen'
did energies. The Evening Stars and
Morning Stars and all the Suns Of the
great universe Of pAperdom should
look we'll to their scintillations OF wit
and blazes Of rhetoric II he Keeps on
this way,
"And Alachua county, how proud II
should be to be 80 we'll illuminated by
this resplendent orb. One sees deep
into the most hidden recesses Of lts
fertile secrets; and a wOudrous tale
OF Industrial growth and steady on.
ward fight toward the zenith OF pros.
perlty Il told TO those who read the
pages OF this Newspaper. Good luck
TO il and to old Alachua nov and for.
eyermore. Amen"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

under the new rate to be as generous
as OF old. The purpose 10 OF course
plain, as reproaehfully stated By one
saloon-keeper TO his protesting cue
toners, eve GOT to make the drink IL
the wishes Of the community, which ID
not you fellows. Il is thus put up "a
you fellows to get majority and be
the community"
But the saloon.keeper overlooks the
fact to which a contemporary calls at
tention, that the reduction may be q
doube.edged object lesson. II dou-
bling the license fee cots the size OF
the drink in half is it not likely that
the opponents Of the saloon may be
found asking how high the fee would
have TO be raised TO cut out the drink
altogether This is pertinent in
quiry and il seems to be logical one,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03
Nc eARNIas ANo EAaMERs


There is a new political movement
underway that may 10 che near future
have a great effect on party politics.
AT the late convention of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor nine frpter-
nal delegates from the Farmers' IN
ion, or the American Society Of
Equity, were admitted and given the
privileges OF the floor. In addresses
made by them they expressed the
hope that the Society OF Equity might
become affiliated with the Labor or
CARNATIONS. II il is possible 70 join
these two organizations for the com.
mon purpose Of defeating those who
oppose the demsnds OF the farmers
and workingmen. the result will be to
entirely disrupt the Republican party
which is naturally opposed TO what
the workingmen and farmers are unit
ing to attain. The Republican leaders
have shown great hostility to the Leg
islation that the American Federation
of Labor feels is necessary for the
we'll. being of its membets, and the re-
forms the Society Of Equity desires
are receiving no encouragement from
the Republican leaders, for to grant
them would directly interfere with the
special privileges Of the corportions
and trusts that are the chief relisnces
OF the Republican party for campaign
funds, which alone keep that party in
power.
There are many Republican voters
who doubtless believe the reform
legislation demanded by workingmen
aud farmers should be granted, and
there are Republicans elected to Con-
gress and State legislatures who prom
ised TO vote for such reforms, but in
vestigation shows these are bat small
minority OF those the Republicans
elected as law makers. The great
majority are willing followers OF
Speaker Cannon inhis stand.pat poll
cies on labor legislation and revising
the tariff.
On the other hand, Democratic rep
resentatives have shown every desire
and have promised 90 vote for the leg
islation demanded by the workingmen
and farmers, for the Democratic party
has no alliance with the corporations
and trusts and no desire other than
the greatest good to the greatest
number, with "equal rights TO all and
special privileges to none" With a
compact and militant organization the
wage earners and farmers, with their
natural allies, the Democracy, will
be politically irresistible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03
AN UNEXPECTED REFORM.

When Chicago douhlsd lis iiqsoF D.
esnss Zee u hoped 70 Fsis ,So obieots--
the viplng Qua Of she cheap saloobs'
noisrioasly The hasuis q Vics asd ihs
breeding spots % crime, ssd an 10.
crease 10 ihs rsvsnus Which Woud peF'
mia ths snlsrFiuE % she poles fore.
But she Increase % ihs saiooa licsrts
from t800 10 tl.oO seems 70 baSe
sFoushs aa0shsr tsd anszpecisd Fs'
form. Il hss Fsducsd ChieaEo's COO.
sompiloa o. rqaof su9 iafsfrniisilI
iis drunksnnssa.
40 soon e. lks klah li-s1ts lsU sas
auasisd ths Niooa.ksFpsn go aeo1i
A. maks ls as otlsefio.hbis 70 lasis
ustrous o. sheEsslFss TbsT est 04i
80 free iansh. akNnfszs1 tas srsoaa-
srs A. bsgsa ssFTisg sraau aiastss e.
a. erusn4 nss hsT e1snsi aasra
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

TO place youF umbrella On q rack To-
s'eaiss that u is ahout % chapEs oun-
'T' 90 umbrella carried over q wo-
aaa, ths man setting sothiua bat tbs
enPfihgs o. tAs Faln. signifies coart-
niFi shsn ths mar hes ths umbrella
asf ne wumhn ths drirpings. u insi.
eatss mAffiags % carry Il ht 90 angis
sHasf ihs arm F.rniass shai sE eye V
p y basi b. ths nazs Hho ioiioua yoe
70 Rata eottoa unbrsila ~ ths sl3s %
= ''ls e1s Esaas ''sHeAanEs 10 &c Fob-
ST. % lad "a umbfsila 1HF -
fFtsist. II an q fnois" o. carrT
81 11lfsila igGl hlgh enraNh - tear
- E1ah aIeG n1t kn1fA e. meEas
-aA' sf1l4els Il go 9 Wu1an"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03
THE Lrssor OF rHG FAIR.


From The Tampa Tdbuue.
At1o'elosk Wednesday svenisg, Ia
The rotunda o. tbs lamps Bag Hoisl.
The Board ~ lodges % the FloFida
state Fsir msds formal aWafd % pr
gee 20 he mOsi toscessful exhibitors
This board i composed o. y. u NaI'
Of Montlssli0. 81. A MssWlllieua Of
st Aarastlns. Isssnou p. BfoNss
~ Key West. sud J z. Harp - Pa
lusta win tash mss e. thsts sfbl'
tsu thsrs caa b. % qosstiou - 70 ihs
jastnsss ~ tss decisions. iof thsi'
tnoslsdEs of ne Tsfi0os rFoeas'
t,ous 81 ths sisis 'hsiF ability q
shenmlusts in shs natisf % qqah'
uty and qashiy, snd thsiF atso.
iais pfotiig q satrtsisf, uili isaF'
90 rsam fss qassiiaa. sd thsif See.
s.ons sgIi b. fs.sitsf A. tree. asi
lhsFsfsFs, enai
mas fsmsrasbis tsiag. sn1 ssTJ
krrsfsi ia iis mssuisE. tsat Zee cess.
iiss. AIssk1a an& Foits skee4 kaEs
siss Is ths isatsnhip 81 faf a. q $50.
sr.i sHklb1ftu1 ~ pgpdsstisseess Ssss
EsrA msg sszat ess-haif - tas bls'
rbbos lhsf - liiis Ia iiasif. % sasa
sasa a. esnttisEs lsa1Stt4iB seeseer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

Silver has increased IN price 20 rapid
y that the Treasury officials refused
20 purchase At the price offered The
government q Peru has been forced
20 impose an export duty Of 90 per cent
2 prevent silver fran being exported.
With gold decreased in pprchasinE
9oHs' nsaflJ 50 per cent and silver
Increasing 10 value and Wall street
telling for more money and currency
sElslatiou Of ths wild sat order de-.
nanded by she fFsuEisd hnsncisF,,
atiiher are we diftinE under Re
Faolshn pollsissf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

A boy who calls his mother the "old
voman," or his father "the governor, "
g building upon the sand. Do you
want to be a power among men?-to be
, leader? Learn to control your tenn
per-. to master yourself. A boy who
does not control his tongue and his
temper will never become a master Of
men. Do not initiate the vices OF fast
young men, thinking i will make 700
manly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03
ENTIRELY TOO PREVIOUS.

History often repeats itself, and the
history Of politics is no exception, OF
which the ed itor Of The Sun is re-
minded by the result OF the recent
election in MsnpteA county. In 1894
the editor OF thSbodper was one Of the
successful cagdy. for the Demo.
cratic nomination TOT the Legislature,
and az soon 80 an Old friend In a South
Florida county, Who bad also been
nominated for chs Legislature, re-
eeived the Information OF our success
he wrote ne requesting our support OF
his candidacy for Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives Of 1895; we replied
that we had not yet been elected Sim
ply nominated). and could not promise
60 support anyone until after the gem
erAl election. AZ the same time We
suggested to our friend that he was =
little premature and that be bad bet
ter wait until he was elected before
making formal announcement for she
speakenhip. A bitter hshi Wss inside
ron him, with The result thst when
the votes we're counted 81 the NoSem-
Der election he was defeated. And
the same thing has occurred this yea'
ola y. 1909. No sooner bad John A
Graham been nominated ior the Legi''
lstore from Manatee than he an
nounced bic candidSeJ for Speaker
bot he will no, eSen be member Of
The body over which be hspired % pre-
side.
Moral. Don't count Tour poliiiea
chicks until the votes are eountsd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03
TAXING THE CHILDREN.

When you boy the Christmas toJs
for the little children and wish they
did not cost 90 much, 20 that ycu
might also boy for some other little
ones you know OF WHO are not 90 we'll
provided for % your own are, remem'
Der that the tariff tar on these toys is
from 25 20 30 per cent, according 10
the kind sud quality. As there Il over
1900 100000 In the United States Treas.
ury more than the government re-.
auires, and Of that amount slbi,oOO,-
600 IL loaned without interest % favor
ed. national banks. there Il 70 need
for this tar on dolls and toys that the
Republican party persists In collect
ing. Ash Jour Republican neiehboF
10 investigate the tariff tar, and the
more be looks into &, the lees likely be
will be 90 vote 70 continue the stand.
patteu in power when the election In
1905 comes around. No sensible voter
can desire 20 pay taxes 60 protect the
trusts and thsreby allow those corpora.
tlons 10 advance the price Of their pro-
dusts. when be- discovers that the
MONEY is not necessary 70 provide for
government expenses, and especially
when DOT Of What be pays In Increased
prices the government gets bot one
sixth o. uhst goes TO the trgsts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

Complaint is general throughout the
South, especially in Georgia and Flor
ida, Of the miserable railroad service.
Just Why the railroad officials cannot
render the public better service In the
transportation OF passengers and
freight is not clear. 1s il owing 10 the
lack Of facilities or inefficient traffic
meni In either case the fault should
be remedied without delay.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

The demand for tsFid reform is
|'uning a good many hairs gray on the
beads OF the Republican stand-patteTs.
TO revise the tariff would evidently
split the party and lose the campaign
contributions from the tarid protected
trusts that have been the breath oi
lie 70 the Republican leaders. To
again postpone revision will force ths
issue and aid the Democratic. 20 the
dilemma is g delicate cne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

The advance IN The pFloe
Island cotton 90 over thirty
shows what organization can "a
properly conducted under iav4
conditions n the growers largely
crease ths acreage she coming seal
hoseVeF. no such price need be
peetsd foS tbe next crop. Ifls -
90 get thirty cents per pouud 90
bales of cotton than eighteen cen
ten bales, foF che Hye bales can f
dueed fof iust bait What IA W20la
20 produce the trn bales,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

The Florlds Supreme Oougt hes
elded thai u ~ any tims = eondlil0usl
paFdon granted eoayles 10 violated
che party can b. rearrestsd b. order
u the pAfdonlbg board and fsqalFsd
~ serve che femaihdsf 81 sentanee
The decision Il eminFntlY proper, aud
will serve 90 q HAfniBg 81 aonV leta
who have been released npon eondi.
ti0H % futnfu good behavior
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

Running a neWspape
running s>hotel, only dia4
q man goes into a hotel snl
thing on the table which ID,
him, he does not raise hade
landlord and tell him 90 s
hotel. Well, hardly, He sot
TO one side and wades int
dishes that suit him. It
with some newspaper "a
find an article occasional
not suit them exactly
stopping TO think Il ms
dFeds Of other readers, me
stand play and tell the
paper should be run and
be put into IL.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

Some Of the Republican leaders take
|. very pessimistic view Of the political
iuture, but how can they expect the
people to forever submit to being
blundered by their stand.pat plan OF
protecting the trusts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

A question that will be awaited with
considerable interest is whether Pres
dent Roosevelt will endorse the "tri'
sl marriages" plan Of Mrs. Parsons as
strongly as he endorsed the political
work OF her husband.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-03

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