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The Washington times., 1906-03-25

The tell-tsle cycle or the season
brings to the pent-up spirit Of Washing
toms racing enthusiasts relief and graft
flcation tomorrow, the occasion OF the
annual Inauguration OF the metropolitan
season OF the turf
Tomorrow the curtain will go up at
Benning. and from then on TO April
IA the merry clarion OF the bugle and
the scraping bookmakers chalk will be
heard throughout the snug little course
beyond the Eastern Branch Every stable
is filed at Benning. and the presence Of
twenty-eight bookmakers attests the
popularity of racing herea bouts
Benning Spic and Span
President s. 6. HowIand came from
New York yesterday afternoon, and on
arriving at the course was agreeably
surprised at the trim aspect OF things
Algernon Daingerfeld, secretary OF the
Jockey Club. has had all preliminary
arrangements Ia hand. For five weeks
past Mr.. Daingerfield and Track Super
intendent Strahan have labOred hard
10 liven the sandy Benning roofing
This they have done, according 20 the
trainers and clockers Instead OF the
GRUMPY, cuppy pitch sand al the lower
turn Of the Columbia course viii be
found a hard, clean surface. which
means much 20 the top we ignts and the
fast-footed horses Despite the heavy
snowfall. the footing should be fairly
fast tomorrow. The club house has been
repainted and redecOrated through the
interior apartments.
Bill Daily Benning Booster
\ strong biu IS offered tomorrow Not
in one single event OF the complement
Of six races can there be found a weak
field OF entries. OF course. the Benning
Spring Handicap at six furlongs is the
feature. It is always a perplexing prob
lem from the standpoint or the form
player and never fails To AFFORD Benning
patrons with an inspiring contest
Judged by the size and character OF
the Held engaged for tomorrow this
years renewal should see no exception
Father Bill" DAILY is 10 the fore as
usual BIZ is good friend 70 the
Washington Jockey Club. a fact which
some sour critics of racing harp upon
as the reason for the seeming indul-
gence OF his wrongs the Jockey Club
accords MIN later on through the sum
mer about New York Daily has Vero-
nese and Warning entered for the Ben
ming Spring Handicap. but for the first
time IN several seasons the gTOuchy old
Sage OF Hartford viii not supply the
faVCrite in the betting. Time was when
Z he Washington public would bet half
Z the town on Himself but Days turf
fortunes have been on The Wane until
here tomorrow he viii be lucky to get
a nihbie at the outside edge Of the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

In this age Of trusts the newspaper
man has not been forgotten, end 20 We
have she type founders trust, There
can be- no doubt ss 90 Ils existence
With che present price 81 printer ma.
teFlal, 81 priced allks In tho diaetsnt
catalogues, and sli eu,s on discounts
coming from the different houses Va
the same form and A. ths same time.
The publishers have bsen quietly en-.
during the extorilon ~ the type fonns
defs Tor YEAR,, and lsi u time ws bad
our inuings
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
TOO MUCH GREED.

The death OF the new Cuban gov.
eminent was the direct result Of pollt.
ical greed, and not OF mismsnAge .
meut Of the Affairs Of the island. a.
has been charged.
IL was the same old story % the latin
American republics Once q crowd
Of politicians get into office, there
they remain until they have been
ousted by n force Of arms II matteSs
not which one of the two political
factions Of Cuba were 10 charge Of The
government, the row would hase come
just the came. The recent develop
ments in Cuba remind us % . state.
ment accredited 10 Df Andrade. Tor.
merlY the VeneEoelan minister 10 che
United states. tie vas Asksd by ex-
President Cleveland hos presidents
we're elected In this country The o..
ply came Qulekly aud without mech
thought, Il Was "BY force oi
arms"
That expresses The sIiaa,ion ore.
aisely 10 40 the laiin.Amoficnn coon
tries. ~ force OF arms che element
In chsFgs will retain their poser. "
really they are not elected 10 that
manner We esn see but Little hope
for the Cubans Once thls sqoRbhls is
settled. and another president elected 4.
ihsfs uiii BE- another protest FOE nsw
election, and " that protect is RIOS
granted The Unltsd States msy b. de-
Pended apon 70 tsks charge ~ anaiFs
" ihit 8issaslied slsmsut ssn tpeesed
10 making snnleisnt noise Whsn
sssfeiafy Taff sstsmsd ehaFRa ~ 80
CuhAn government ths Rspablis 81
Caha was isst ~ dead 80 tbgugh ths
.siaud hsd been tssiioUsd % ~ shs
sss Ths Cstaus msT have anoihsf
ehrars. bat ths egsmrir 80 ~ So
AmsH-as EoFefnmsut 70 Hos eslfVs
istsd % make Cots bstaFs tsfsFi'
We hsrs iatst chsfEs ~ ihs aasifs ~
fhst sisna su6 10 saisg - haze 'iist
sitt fhs fssaiuii1aifs TIE nstt
sanr uklrh b nas saiIffsi 81 go nae.
90 10 81 lrh aHsifs ere tslrr sestast.
"a BE- Cuia msT sfeufs taf ftnf farbf
frou tts Fpfpnnssi ~ tstisE
90 a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
TIE SPECIAL ELEcTloN.

A special election will be held in this
city next Tuesday for the purpose OF
amending the city charter so as to
permit the council to do away With
the publication OF ordinances. The
people have been appealed to to vote
Tor this amendment on the ground OF
economy, but lathe taxpayers consult
their interests they will vote against
the amendment, and let the charter
stand requiring the publication Of or
dinanees, As this ia the only method
hy which the people can keep posted
relative to what the council does in
the way of passing laws. True, the
publication Of ordinances has cost con.
siderable under the new charter dur.
ing the past year, Rs IL always the csse
under similar circumstance, but this
expense has already been Incurred,
and The City Council has spent more
mobey during the past year in their
efforts to do away with the publica-
tion Of ordinances than the publics-
iiou would have cost for the next
year.
There is not a city the size Of
Gainesville in the State OF Florida in
which the rdiBsnees are not required
to be Published for at least four
weeks, and il the people desire 20 he
informed as to the legislation enacted
by the council they will vote against
the amendment
Following Is the form OF ticket TO
be voted. Be sure TO place an X mark
where il appears below;
Vote for one:
FOR approval OF ordinance rs pro-
posed amending Section 10 OF the
charter provisions of said city re-
curing printing or publishing OF
ordinances as may be determined
by City Council
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

To bring 90 . child 10 the say be
should sc. travel thtt vaY yourself
Stories fret hshsd 40 mothers knee
ere never wholly fofE0iisn--s little
spring thai never dries 80 90 our
journey through sooFehlnF Jean TIE
sooner sou Est child 70 b. . lac anio
hlmssli. che sooner 700 MAKE man 81
him. Childfsn need models mofs than
erliielsm. We ssn sever ahsek shat
u 10 she yoBbg ahless ~ shsFish shat
Il good in then
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
&c NseRo lN IAcksoNvILLE

The police Department Of the city Of
Jacksonville ought TO profit by the
lesson Of the Atlanta riot and at once
close the many dives operated By me-
groes. We venture she assertion that
there is not city in the South where
the negro ia given such fnll sway ne In
Jacksonville. That city has long been
looked upon as the negro paradise Of
the South, aud II is evident that she
has earned the distinction.
There are great many industrious
and honest negroes in the city Of Jack.
sonville. Il is fact that the race in
that city has made great progress and
that it is we'll represented on the tax
books OF both The city and OF Dnval
county, but there are entirely too
many Of the worthless class in come Of
the sections OF Jacksonville, II We are
to depend upon some Of the reports In
the papers Of that city from time 10
time And to make matters worse,
Jacksonville has some OF the most
vicious trodble-makers among her ne
gro population 10 be found in the
country. Recently a negro paper pub
lished there was bold enough 90 open
ly stack the white people Of the soath
and charge that they were melting the
negro to assaults upon the women OF
the South, The utterances OF this me-
gro journal would be accepted serious
ly aud have prompt attention II it
were published Ia almost any other
city Of the South. Saying less than
did the Jacksonville colored paper,
forced a negro editor and preaeher0to
leave Augu,ts between suns, But IN
jacksonville the negro has too much
sway and too little attention is paid
TO seeing that he IL KEEP, within bounds.
Two negroes have for years been
permitted TO occupy seats In the city
council, and one Of them was recently
insnltinRly arrogant In HE references
20 his colleagues.
The time has come when the white
people OF the South cannot afford to I
tolerate the negro in any public posi-.
ton. Jacksonville may not realize
this now bat she will in the very near
future.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
we CAN AFFORD TO BE FAlR.

It is reported that In HE Bronson
speech. in ans~er to the question.
How about taxing land In one part
OF the State % drain snothersection9''
Governor Broward replied that the
constitutional amendment did not
contemplate any such injustice. Il IL
also reported that the Governor sT.
pressed HE regret nc not having q copy
Of the amendment with him, 80 81 10
have made his reply 20 his fellow citl-
zen more complete.
We do not believe that Governor
BroWsrd thus misrepresented the
matter. The constitutional amend
meut does contemplate the taxing Of
one section Of the State Tor draining
another In fact, IL eontemplh,es and
provides for all kinds OF eKtravagant
situations. and gives % The people OF
Florlda no redress. Under the pro.
visions Of that amendments, were II 20
pass. the drainage commissioner,
which are viriuslly the Governor and
members Of his cabinet. could levy
taxes within prescribed districl In
Escambia county In order 20 raise
money for draining the Everglades.
FOR Il gives 20 the drainage commits.
sioners the RICH, 70 Get aside any sec.
ton 81 the State, or the whole State
for that mstier. add levy tai not 20
exceed ten cents per aunum per
acre.
That 10 Wig there l. such universal
opposition 70 this amendment through.
Qua the stste. Il takes from The pep
pie q Florias their TiEhts and trans.
fers them 20 q board % Whieh she Gov.
ernor Of tAs STATE is ai she bead.
There could b. no appsal from ths de-
cltios ~ aetion oi this toafd. The
Legislature would b. pouetless 70 fsp.
resent tks people Of Flor.da Ia thF
mstier. ard tbs Governor srd those
% bic cabinet Who uogld D. members
OF ihs bosfd soad levy ths tstes. eoi-
lsst ths norsy ed d.shaFss ii. viih.
COS lhs slightest right o. ths taft ~
any delegated aathoF.iy 10 els STATE
10 either sertrvhs % fsftfri thsif
scilout
Tfdrniuinr ths ErsrE.aitf ia sod
thlnr. Hhf uct hate Ii accarp l,stsi ia
. bas.uss.liks raIs WbT sfesis q
political marhins uklst RssH D. tii-
eoassfsL Tht sar etss sof nlut
tkai So people % y af.ss H.lI tois -
trasssss their rEts ios faFtf ~ Sc
osslx usFn Hlftsat flssnE fems -
strstlozf ahaat tts-.
ne Ffspcssf tnsrfarsst 8 .t,ft ies
mash nsttorifg Ia tts hastf % Zee
Yer thl, vase li . ttnEsruat a sH
az sts rtatastsf seas ts tsnEtfs4f
srss II h rars sfca a. sttflss s1eat
~ tks ssnis % isfssiiFs saafs9fst
Pea e. laerfserass fssh q aH $50 ihf
sasliiafls = frasrai siia ssss 9eff
ttsEsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

A small Kan'Gs boy VAS once called
In To view HE new born baby brother,
He looked II over with Dissatisfaction
and finally asked Mamma where did
this thing come froms' "An angel
brought Il, Jimmie. +" Wa 700 awake
when he Gamer" Certainly. Jimmie"
"well then, mamma, all that ! have
Got % ssy, Il that you are dead EASY
I'd like to see an old angel pa, OF such
= looking thing on me. But ] reckon
we are stuck anless Kin work Johnny
Green 20 trade IL SIRht.uhseen for one
Of bic spotted pups"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Ia fssmsf'i hsis nsg 81 tgshf BE
ttlu tfeerss tst 30 sies aFs Fisss.
hs elsfsf i nts stti ~ ttsrs.
ysaf-as msis. ha faefslsess = So
80 sstss ssags 81 hss9 $50 BE tsek
tseassl .s 81 fti e. tif fssaffs fbstf.
fis R 80 Hsst ir6sfaafsaf Ffsafsfs
ttsi essff ns cart sf sH.tsf
aar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

NOTfCE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
pEEn UNDER sE,'TioN oF CHAPTER
tssS LAWS OF EtompA.
pufChaaog 81 nax Certificate No So. dated
thr en- daY ~ JalY. "A, IN iH1, haa aed
saiG certificate ,n my 0lnoe and naa made 40
uicatlon fnf taN deed % Issue in aegoftiancr
With law, SAID ueflldeate cmhfaees tbe iol'
ioa inE dSsrFlned pfapeftF Situated lu AlaohuR
county. ti0rlda, foulil
50 ui sWft eeo %, ~ 4 n 81 ~ acre.
Tha saiH land HcinE assrlard at thr aHtn %
~ iauauce % such ceftlHeste in thc naiae ~
NEsnuWn
Nnifaa salh certificate ahaH 30 redeemed az
nUfdinF ~ las faa deed 81 'uaue thgge1a 90
fke Hth dHY of November a n iaH
Mitnrss mF uflei4i signature sal seal lhla
ths Cth faY ~ uetuhef, a. - laA
~ M WlENNFH.
"a C,efk Ciseait C0Rt Alsohaa ~ Ne
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Ths HSFahi'caas % Hsmlliau
sasutT hsFs ssmirsisd isEliisliTs
ilsAsi - agpoaltl8a g. ths tsmaetfls
nominsst Time SO uhss iismilIaa
go ihs hri.tgt ~ isfsef aisaiism
bas thsi Sine bss psf8sa SD So
BFSabilsas samiafss Hii tos ike
tt.ng sssis shsa ~ tailess 49,
saaatsf iu kssentsf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
DEE IlAINESYILLE sUN: OcT0BER B l9Oe

A girl in her teens With TOO many
and too costly clothes on her back,
gets seli-eoascions aud vain. and loves
sdmiration-and you Rrown-ups know
the next step. A simple, pure-hearted
girl, who has a place In home, home
work and home duties, has her heart
there and no hoy can steal it. Even
when maturity comes and real man
comes and real affair Of her heart
comes, wilt such a giEl leave home,
and then only after heAFt-rending.
Bus girl who lie At home only a. the
table and ia the bed Won't love that
home Work makes things sacred
The child whose home memories are
not haloed BY work, who IL not need
ed aud does not feel the need. will not
love home. And II che doesn't Inve
the home Of her giFlhOod she viii love
no other She will go anywhere for
anything, Home will mean nothing
TO such a woman, aud II she is respect.
able she will only lack the opportuu-
Icy 60 be bad woman and Il good
only through circumstances or by the
necessity Of an ugly face. She will
curse any man she marries,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

The UpRed Ststes, although
youngest among nations, msnulA
,0Fts more goods, sells more nerchah
disc, raises more produce, employs
more labor, pays more wAges, giyes
more comforts To lls people and hAs
more happy and prosperous homes
than any nation on earth,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

RR MeCoFd tas retired from ne
sdltouhip - Ths Aischus fofl sut
a ~ Hsskafd u nuw cole pfopflslaf.
~ MeCoFd - = seed WFlisF, eel
potisd relative 20 naiiousi sd State
sfslfs. sad msfs The Fasi 80 istsF.
ssfing pspsf Ne nsctafd ffemiss'
% kssp TIE pes % - ths go
stahdfFf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Tbaa ths srruf fms itst fAs
Easgsii s1uiaififa as hsa see e.
rs-ara a. fsFarsEf fFtFilea ii sac
.is apffsFni ~ itsaF1t ~ tss fsts.s Ia
rsnans 80 Ttn sn ieai esfrss4
ltas So fftsh BE- csta vsfs s So
raht go ttasEsS iss EeftfFh9fnf
sfths ra.sss STATES 90 tsrt fsFm ls
lksif ss9ssfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

gw Bhas sts tsss sfasa - ere
~ tts Fswu sslaasFs 81 iAs TESTS
Falf Wk1is sa hsstlsS ses f4sai
ssasg s.l ttfs ~ sFsslsaf FEtlhi
Il ~ b ts ksFs ~ usF Sc ets a.
Woss .a EAe sfsIti ias Hssa Ffaie
sossT itss $3.50 ssf asa d a.
ass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

The progress 90 cjtiee ls measured 8
the public spirit Of their mhabltaa
Men whose ouly interest," IA IN the I'd
cess Of their individual business ID
make money for themselves. bat "a
cannot build sncersstnl cities any mot
ihan \ pile Of stones can furnish -
tsnanee for growing plants,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Notice d hefebf Fisen thst fhe efm 81
ifuaeH NHIifH a 90 uuaunfff ~ f.1tf uo4t
ell J 81 saiiia aHa ~ D Howell = ~ htfe
tufgfN duIus e iuHfuagiile hHfiHFsa ia hHWf
hefFF tlnTIds has tkis cas- d'eseifed ~ uat
t8si ruusnut 2 IA snith fftfet Ant f.tle
Hueen and a ID uaWail M b at4aiae ~ ias
nftas ~ tlr ste f.fHI shd ~ fhfH sN fl.a
So paYahia t.NfN HoHtfaa
In sHifn
ID noWkfds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Dr. Member OF Congress, ID COMPRESSION
District:
FRANK CLARK. OF Columbia.
Fo- Justice OF the Supreme Court
CBAS. B. PARKHILL. OF Escambia.
JAMES b WHITFIELD. OF Leon.
For Railroad Commissioner:
NEWTON A. BITCH, OF Levy.
RHUDSONBURR. OF Dade.
For State Attorney. sth Circuit:
I'M RIVERS.
For State Senator SD District;
H.HMccREARY.
Tof Members House OF Representatives;
sgd L CARTER.
T. A. DOKE
For County Tax Assessor
W. W. CoLsoN.
For County Tax Collector
W. ID, DlNkiNsONs
For County Treasurer;
R. b. PEELER
For Members school Board.
n. y, BROORER,
J. r. FUTCH.
r. b. WEEKS.
For County Commissioners;
J. @. DAMPIER.
IF. PAULLlNG.
]. r. TOWNSEND.
WI. MATTHEW'S.
G O. CEDRICK
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

With some people Il appears % be
ell right 10 eat almost any kind of
al altetated food, % lone ~ Il hasn'l
been publicly exposed Whas they
can't stand ls 20 have the nelghbore
know what they are eating Il under
suspicion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
Ty.us or SUBSCRIPTION;

:. rwiee.a-week Sun 81 a year six
-, - "a, single copies. Sc.
ADVERTISING RATES;
acknowledgements, 10 cents line
Lo oss f r. and 10 cents for each addi-
sSusl Insertion 49,
r.,nlsved advertisements Tor three'
VsPSt 10 months at special rates.
- sIi furnished upon application.
~.,,i.ge and Death notices inserted
Obituaries, 5 cents q line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

y 1ea''y every instance 10 which
'"'as'' rates have been reduced BY
n'.'oad' receipts from the trafie
ir largely Increased
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Secretary Taft states that he aseeS-
tanned that the elections in Cuba we're
rotten TO the core and were fraudulent
throughout. Evidently bot little time
wac required in arriving az that CON
elusiOn, II the elections which placed
Estrada Palma again 1t the helm WEIR
as rotten AZ those con luc,ed under the
supervision Of General Wood for mem
bers 20 the fret Cuban Constitutional
Convention, then they were hardly to
be referred 10 as farce Cuba kept
pace with The improved sud modeFa
methods Of government taught the
politicians Of that island by the repre-.
ssntatives OF this country Nothing
more,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

AGAINST approval Of ordinance ~
proposed amending Section 10 Of
X the charter provisions Of said city
requiring printing or Publishing Of
ordinances as may be determined
by City Council
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

i'''. freezes and floods have done
y P'n to stay the progress Of
va Bot even these agencies
W 'i.l'a 10 keep DC back
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

~ y'ist States exported 70 Cuba
''s ne a'oal year ending June
: '''.a7' Ffodueis % the vAlus o.
" "compArsd With $500
'.rsgisS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

ia''' Or four more libel suits would
sd 10 the interest Of Florida
a'aA.''m. They seldom serve any
ssu purpose.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

i'a-b.s % yoar pager = nos
20 % ne bIEh standard
Chtutably wmsmbes
.r fsssaols q Es,tuE %
q pspsF a. Toa ssuid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

.''''i ''s;ssts 10 having him
Gavs'nor o. New YORK.
seed ali ,hs votes alrsasy
.', 70 Bin ia TIE next Democratic
t esa,sauaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

''alKstn uhsrs a. rsi-k.
-. "a 's ih' isis storm ls Wet
no tsmaEs 90 tts uatai
.... .'.''' sillbsabr fasisr Is
'''ti sEtsui a. ths dan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

X Taylor, the eartoonlst who has
been arrested on warrant sworn Gus
by ex Governor JENNINGS, received the
following not vefy comforting teles
gram the other dayt "shermsn q
going 70 give you what sherman snla
about war
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Atagtf msT $3.50 SELL ssiisf
sAra Tea tcftas IS tai = go isf 80
lsssnsf tssauaisss fsfs go fssaa "a
90 esm g. Na 81 Efns stssi
~sea ysa eas - BgH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
ORR CLUBBING LIST.

spp and the Thrice-a-Week
NY World one year -. ~; ~ 90
\. Sun and the Atlanta (GaJ :.
WssLlv Constitution one year. l 20
y" SIM and the Atlanta (Ga)
- ami. Weekly Journal one year. oO
- SIM and the Semi-Weeky
Zines Union one yeaF.'..'''' on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

a-ss' So haze % ss.s.
i'iartss b ne wsrs
Eraii as rrsss saas asy
&C. NEI ~ nss - -
y 'aa efths rcn. wks =
Tassi * sas aairsns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

f't'i'o's grits her teeth and an
il''' 20 ife world that while 9 lie.
a'ab.ed she l. still 20 the ring.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

ne nfm ~ u1tsf q Hail'astff Ha4 flssaifaa
bf 81 a NrttIaafT feuIta g Nafef I'D
rorfIaaf fHF nHs.HHaa ~ thH saEa sfttH aHIf
aalaaf a08 stfhg aa saegnf4 ~ ttt Hft4l
sai f6aparllHT sIsla.ft ihf nssFeaHFa 81 SIZE
taa a u utAHAN
tat iaoa "a Meatahfnf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Foi CUTTERS the Cuban is ahead OF
~ nationality on earth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

a@rWe will not accept stamps OF 3
,.SSer denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Psnaeols will soon again have her
'tat shove water.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

b. Member OF Congress, "a Congressional
Districts
FRANK CLARK. OF Columbia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-09-06

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