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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

II will be remembered that secre-
tary Root did not visit Ecuador on his
recent trip to South America. That
may explain why revolution Is in full
progress there.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

1t would make no difference what
promises Senator Sheldon might
make. they would be unsatisfactory to
the World-Herald unless he should
promise to get out. and support Banker
shallenberger.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Editor sprecher. who was formerly
the fusionist's floor leader in the leg
islature, is opposed to Candidate Shall
isnberger for good and SUFFICIENT rea-
sons Notwithstanding his nomination
on the fusion ticket. and does not care
who knows II.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Now that the projectors of the in
dependent labor movement have is
sued their text book, they, too. will ex-
perience the disadvantages OF being
bound to the printed word.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Council Bluffs officials who are up
against a new street lighting contract
have been investigating conditions OF
street lighting in Omaha. They ought
20 be able to learn considerable to
their advantage over here as much as
to what not TO do as what to do. =
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Banker Stensland viii probably fnd
ten years in the Illinois penitentiary
less trying on his health and spirits
than half that time in Morocco-and
not nearly so expensive.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

No one who knows George Sheldon
or lie In any way familiar with his
record would ever suspect for a mo-
ment that he would be party to any
scheme to evade payment OF the in
heritance tax. Put 1t down as a politi-
cal canard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

The Interstate Commerce commits
sion has taken the Omaha grain eleva-
ton allowance cases under advise
ment. In the meantime. the Omaha
grain market is continuing TO do bust
uess at the old stand.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Chancellor Andrews OF the State
university has adopted his version Of
the simpliied spelling code In his cor
respondence. This ought to be full
and complete proof that DIR. Andrews
has the courage OF his convictions.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Atlanta's decision to pay damages
for injuries inflicted by the recent mob
10 the surest indication of determine
ton to prevent repetition Of the dis
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

In pleading with the Indian Terri
tory to make the new state democratic
from center TO circumference.
Colonel Bryan should remember that
Oklahoma win probably have the most
important part in the AFFAIR.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

AS there is one less judge than usual
to agree with his associates on the
United States supreme bench, decisions
on some mooted questions may be ex-
pected in shorter time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

There Is one reason for rejoicing
over the nomination OF Hearst by New
York democrats, as the full influence
OF yellow journalism may be statistic
ally determined.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

With democrats of the state of
Washington combining their cheers
for Bryan and for Hearst. It is evident
that an understanding OF the New
York situation is not general.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Perhaps the assertion that General
TrepoR died from an overdose of
cocaine may throw some light on some
OF the startling reports which issued
from the palace during his regime.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
Premature Politics.
Nav York Trhune.

Even republicans have caught the demo-
cratic fashion OF prematureness and in the
west and southwest are demanding that
President Roosevelt run again for the
presidency. II Il probably only a symptom
OF the general American malady OF haste.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

The report of the conference Of
Cuban "moderates" causes wonder
what a convention of those Cubans
who are not moderates would do.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

When 1t comes to arhitrating be-
tween rival scale companies. Mayor
Jim" is there with the backbone.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

The chances are that. Harry Thaw's
anxiety to be over witrGtis trial in a
short time may not outrSst the verdict
OF Jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

State OF Nebraska, Douglas County. SIS;
George b. Tzschuck. treasurer OF Ine
Bee Publishing Company being ouly
sworn, says that the actual number OF
fun and complete copies Of The Daily.
Morning, Evening and Sunday Bee printeo
during the month Of August. 1SOo' was as
III
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

What's the use OF carrying on a mud.
singing campaign" aueried Uncle Allen
sparks, when it's ever so much easier to
throw dust in the eyes Of the voters '-
Chicago Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Perhaps those Cuban negro insur-
gents who refuse to give up their arms
have heard from Atlanta.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

The gates to Ak-Sar-Ben's court al
ways swing open to loyal subjects.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Professor" we say TO the expert ON
political economy what would be, In your
estimation. the perfect government"
The perfect government" he explains,
lis something we can never attain. II
would mean a land In which every citize1
lie. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

times suspect that his ambition to get 10
heaven is due to the fact that ne had
beard ne aI the sot streets are OF gold He thinks
ton Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

stocks were all down a few points to-
day" remarked the broker.
'srhe dear exclaimed his wife TITS a
wonder they didn't advertise Il as a BAR
gain day."-Philadelphia Ledger
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

II believe there are some ugly features
about this display" said the malicious gos-
sip at a swell entertainment. ~
There are" answered the cheerful guest,
and IL you will look In that mirror over
there you will see them."-Baltimore Amer
lean.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
nIrs or WARRINGTON LIFE.
minor scenes and incidents sketehed
on the spot.

MtnOr scenes and incidents SEetehed
on the spot.
with the opening OF the coming year
the Department Of Agriculture will issue
bulletin giving the public all available
information on the use of alcohol In
small engines. For this purpose Prof.
Charles Z. Lucke Of Colurnbia univer-
sity has been retained by the depart
ment as expert to conduct Investigations
in the laboratory of the university. The
bulletin will contain all the work done
on the subject both in this country and
abroad, a complete photography. together
with the results of experiments and the
conclusions drawn from every source on
American engines. Those who have pat
ents on the subject or vaporizers car
buretters or complete engines are invited
to submit them for tests These tests will
be conducted without exposure, except
the transportation Of the apparatus, and
the reports will be published in the bulle-
tin. The merits Of the denatured alcohol
law are to be thoroughly tested and the
public given the benefit of the test.
Wage earners and millionaires are the
only people who are enjoying the pres
ent era of prosperity, according to a bull
letin OF the Department of Labor and
Commerce. Farmers fall into one or
other OF these classifications. The gov
eminent bureau of labor has just issued
a lot of statistics about wages and the
cost of living Some people have been
mislead into thinking that the figures
show that incomes have increased more
than the cost OF food. This is true only
for that fortunate class known as wage
earners"-they and the very rich.
But there are several million of SAL
aried men in the United States. They are
the clerks. the bookkeepers. the govern
ment employees policemen, fremen. bar
bers. barkeepers and reporters. What the
salaried man has suffered In the frightful
prosperity which has afiicted the country
he only knows. He has no unions, and
he never strikes: 80 his salary remains
stationary while the cost of living scars.
The way the cost of living has increased
in the past sixteen years is enough to
make a mans hair turn gray. Take as a
standard the average cost of commodities
during the ten-year period from 1890 to
1899, and look at a few staple articles of
food Bacon has gone up ass per cent,
eggs 31.6 per cent, fresh pork 26.6 per
cent, chickens 23.6 per cent, cornmeal,
222 per cent. -four 1873 per cent, salt ham,
ls.s per cent, and SO on all through the
list. AS compared with the cost OF food,
ten years ago, the average cost of food
has increased l7.7 per cent. This is the
finding of the labor bureau, based on a
careful and conservative investigation
Unless a mans salary has been advanced
III per cent during the past Ave years
he has not been getting his share of the
prosperity. In fact. he has been suffer-
ing as much as II he had been reduced by
that per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

GEORGE Il. TZSCHuCh,
Treasurer.
TO before me this s1st day of August,
1905.
lSeal) N. d. HUNGATE,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
Subscribers leaving the city tenn
porariiy should have The Bee
mailed 20 them. Address Will be
changed ne often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

The Playwright-Didn't see you in your
seat some time after the final curtain fell1
The First Nighter-Yes. the usher forgot
TO come around and wake me up.--cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Rooter-If they win this game. by George
it1l be eight straigakl
The Inevitable Girl-fight straight? Why
how absurd Harry, Eight is the crook
eldest OF all the hgures-Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Yes his wife is considered PECULIAR
'In what way?'
why she invariably gets OFF a street car
lust as man would. "-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
PLEAsANTLY POINTED.

Kulcher-Summer reading so called. is
The average woman's reading
Is not productive Of any profit.
Marryat-Don't You believe that When
she reads the bargain ads it's produetiN q
OF profit 10 the advertisers. philadelphia
Press
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

That 4 the most aYaricious man ever
saw" remarked one business man.
"Yes." answered the other. II some
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

"Nothing3 But. my dear fellow"
Nothing. l say, not even advise. Fine
day. isn't itT'-cleveland Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Official there are in the United States
three postofices that bear the name Of
Nameless. One is in Laurens county,
Georgia; another in Campbell county Vir-
ginia, and the third in Jackson county
Tennessee. At least one OF them, that in
Georgia, is a place OF some Importance.
1t received It's peculiar name In this
way: After the postofice authorities at
Washington had decided that there should
be an Office there they sent TO the most
prominent citizen of the place and asked
him to suggest name. He chose one
that he liked very well. and while watt
ing for the government authorization he
pleased himself with fancying a large town
growing up around him to which he should
have given the name. There is much in
the name, he no doubt argued. and this
one will have a great deal to do in maxi
ing the prosperity OF the place.
Then the answer came from washington
that the name was too much like one that
already existed in Georgia and that the
department could not sanction 1t. Another
name was called for. The citizen put his
brain at work. but this time he chose a
name that he felt sure the government
must accept. But the same answer was
returned. He tried 1t again and again, and
every name he offered the department OBJ
jected. This took great deal OF time,
and all this while the mail, for want of
any other designation, was coming to
"Nameless, Laurens county, Georgia. Z"
And It came as quickly and safely that
way as in any other.
At last the weri-known citizen sat down
and wrote a list of several hundred names
and sent II to the department, saying that
II not one OF these was satisfactory the
postohice must remain nameless, for he
had exhausted his ingenuity.
In due time reply came from Washing
ton Let It remain Nameless." Ever since
1t has borne that name. And after ALL"
says the founder of the town. ITS not
such a bad name.
Whether the postoficcs that bear the
same name in other states received their
applications in much the same way is not
known. Usually when no other name
could be. found for a new postoffice tho
name OF the reignipg postmaster general
mas been given to IT, so that the country
is sprinkled with places bearing the names
OF postmasters general In the cabinets of
the last half dozen presidents.
One Of the sights of Washington not
down In the guide book is the sycamore
tree at the southeast corner of Pensyi-
vania avenue and Eleventh street, north
west. In the trunk OF the tree, about ten
feet above the sidewalk there is, an aper
ture about six inches long and two inches
wide, from which tuft of grass is grow
ing The grass looks something like the
species that made Kentucky famous. and
1t is blooming and growing to a remarkable
extent. No one in the neighborhood could
volunteer any Information as to how the
grass seeds became implanted in their
novel bed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

what are you taking for your cold?"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
CHRISTMAS TREE FIRE.
NJ Fueh Suffered Burns at Home
ofMrs. c. N. Atkinson.

NJ Fuieh Suffered Burns at Home
ofMrs. c. N. Atkinson.
A. NE result OF a Christmas tree fire
uRs home Of Mr. and MFs. O. n
Atkinson Monday night, Mrs. ]. f.
Eul,h had her arms aud q portion OF
W hair horned. from which she will
Hf', considerable pain for the next
b. days.
No. Atkinson was giving . Christ
sl,'rss complimentary TO Mise Eva
Ia'sA and her little son. Master jack
Ailin'on. In some manner the tree
sss,ns ignited. when . majority Oi
~ presents we're destroyed. and Mrs,
I'''A. Who WAS assisting about the
i''s sustained the burns.
Ersnds Of Nn. Futeh trust that che
OIL 'oob recover from the injuries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

J. B. Thomas, who il experimenting
the construction OF a portion Of the
sewerage in this city, left yesterday e.
spend Christmas with his family NJ
Fort White.
Mr.. ThQs. J.. Clark Of Louisville, Ky.
father-in law Of ]. O. Evans, the Wall
street merchant, is In the city on q
visit 10 Mr.. Evaus aud family. Mr
CLARK spent some time here last winter
and is heartily welcomed again.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
the First Presbyterian Church will
hold it, regular monthly meeting ~
the church Wednesday 81 three
O'Clock. Subject "Islsnds Of the
Sea I" Leader, Mrs. q. W. Hyde.l
J.E. Waugh. formerly Of this city
but now OF Macon, Gs., where he is
connected with the Georgia Southern
and Florida railroad, 10 spending
Christmas with he family here. His
friends are glad 10 wsleOms him
again.
The officers and teachers Of Friend
ship Baptist Church and Sunday
school, colored, are plsanlug to have
their cantata. "Sevblehem Echoes"
and Christmas-tree tonight 81 the
church on North Pleasant stFtst
Anyone may put q present on the
tree for their friends, and ell are cor
daily invited 90 attend abd witness
the exercises.
IA Roberts. mansgsr Of The naShl
stores establishment OF stringielloV a
Oliver. about thre emiles east % thi'
city, was here on business yesterday
Tie states that there have been cot
ESQ crops on this place, whish was re-
Gently established. aud other crops
will be established as RAPIDLY - pee
sible. Thls IL one OF the hnesi bodies
Of timber land In this section.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

ne etus Of MAYO Il Historical IN
~s''''eal enhals. Fnnh Mayo Was
se' q Ne Leading sesoFs of he dag,
''s' ptouissnt 10 Ross MAO o. ths
p'.''us dsy.
"a" MAYO sui b. sssa - she
H.as'rills ohssa H0oss Chrssna'
n'a "Ths Princess of PARIS" sd
tn' "a Tie psgaJ." Supported b
aHnFabJ az eTssileass. tnelodiug
P'raiaF astar, 0rsnTiiis ysmss
'''sssa ths asis sxsellsnt special.
''' 'Htrueoss4 - Miss Blssshs
80, HafrI X. WtilinEtsn ane BabJ
F''as -, - nsa - ssasa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

&c. Csss. Q @sii safFisf -
Canton cenisF. Gees $40 hss btss
IN sac q 3 ssftsss fsf shosi sistssu
rssss. ssyst I'VE hsfs tgisd @any
esuRh msaisinss Zoe sFssp. bat Chau.
bsfiais's Cossh Es@sdI y tiHE ~ al
ara uss ~ b. Fsiisd cps stsgy ti4s
Ne 80 ga u tks tsst fs@keI -
asaxhs Esd ssitss Hisitg esfts.s -.
sslts aea isaFieH - 30 aftsfs8sfsa
Fos sale % ell dfsEHsts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
BARBECUE WILL
Be A SUCCESS
Committee on Subscriptions Makes
Report of Fine Progress.
BIG CROWD EXPECTED

Barbecue to be Given Under Auspices
ofAlachua County Stock Association.
at Which Time Speakers viii Tell Of
the Objects Of Association.
The committee appointed recently
TO make canvass for subscriptions Tor
she grand barbecue end fish chowder,
which will be given by tie people Of
Gsinesyille for The entertsinment of
their country friends on Friday, the
2sth inst reTort fine progress. More
than 800 has already been subscribed ,
and indications are that this will be-
one Of the most successful funciions
OF the kind ever given in Alschua
county,
This barbecue and ehowder will be
gweu in order to bring the people to.
gether, under the auspices OF the pro-
posed Alsehua County Stock Associs-
tiou, the purpose OF which association
is to interest the people in an annual
sto,k hor, which IL is proposed TO hold
in Gainesville each year, some time in
March.
This stock show will prove of a great
deal at beuefIt 20 AIaehua county, 80
Il will BE- held At = season OF the year
when n lumber OF tourists are visiting
the cisy
There will be plenty to eat and =
good time FOE everyone. Invitations
have been extended 90 several pomi-
nent speakers, and several have con.
sented 20 come. The objects OF the
association will be folly explained
upon this OCCASION,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
Gary 20 Bsd

And early 20 rise. makes one hsaiihJ
hspty and uI,e--espeeisllJ u zoe tax
Hsrblns before retiring. A positive
sure for soustipsiion, Dyspepsia snd
ali liver complaints. Mu. s.. %
Ianbis Tssa.. writes II alSaIs hssf
a supoly Of yosF HsFblss 90 hand. An
- ~ril pietssd With the relief " gives
M bonstipation ahd All liver eom-
nl.Iots tkat wofds ean't express mI
snngeristIos." sold b. ". ~. jobs
aon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

No Opium in chamberiain's Cough
Remedy,
There j. not the least danger In civ.
Ing ChsmherlRin's Cough Remedy "a
small children a. - contains no opiom
Nv other harmful drug Ia has an es-
tablisbed repatation Of more than thir'
% years q. the most sOeeessful M de
cine 10 u'e for eolds, eFoape and
shuoping cough. II alWSyI cures and
ls pleasant 20 rake. Children like u.
Sold by all druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

Esssas CO.. Dee si--5ssts a.
n Ftnass 80 uaifrf hlaiss as
49, $50 tfrt Hffarfsf is - flt'
M asrr rras'ef . 80 - htass'
sa-yet is tas eass - NJ ArEa'
wrsrs az lxi~rg. - Rsaef 49,
,,rrs - harr 80 a. nsEfsf 81 -
tsssas "a f.u.g sts sfa1Fte =
s,..suss NJ NFrrs is asast 81 Ats'
- ggfF nrerab~f ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

MGaaurs. Dec tt.-TAs Ts1hss-
sss Bresesrs assceiatioa has AZ Led
% tss Ansneas TsTf As.aeiaiise ~
a 70. uaetinr 90 ~ tsia ~ Czn'
$500 Pa fhis esiy. IL ApFl aFri
Year ~ apsiiea'iss ~ - ac'ef
o. q, ths sea- zss.isr e tas 1890
49, sss tssse 10 80 eugas - ttai
a. ssfss al - rfarssc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

Musrorcs T.. Dec - --Chas-
r. scAoo'sT. special inrgae'gf 81
me Interior 8suaHmeut. SATURDAY b..
ran 40 ihvceurafi1n b. ascertain ihs
anoaat of tse shoFtAFe 10 he 60
eouuts % inc indiah Agearg hafs,
PLACED AZ bsksesa % 90 aud 81 pe9.
uhich rccrpuy Fetuitss 81 ~ So
pran0a O Lyman X tAss nsaa
cal rfayk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25


eus principal
Atanee
Line also Line and Southern Railway,
FoYeO information. eai0n
a. GOODWIN. Ticket Agent dainssvilis.
yH M poYIRToN Die Ps AT STARK,
Hay State bniidinH, gaeh9ruylie ftas
W l. FassFnF TFtihe Nanhgef, NNEnGtunth %
III o. WHITE, 0sneEal PallsnEeT ARsnL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
nLhh,ra Bound psaa b. Dee.

shefheld. Ala. Dec. al. p.
Hbbard. prominent man Of THIS
place. wNs found dead 10 che back
room ~ a store. Hibhard had been
rambling Wednesday night. Il 10 al
legged at Criuonden'a plaoe, lie
started gambling Win $50 and had
SC when found The ooronsr's Ia
guest showed thai Hubbard drank =
polson. There h q Tumns - fosi
play. Nothing vas dstaTbed Ia Ne
room.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
MODERN PULLMAN EQUIPMENT

Ts fs Isrsassss sai e. ssi sEat
-. n0TfsT0N "a 0e1sFa fsssaesf AEsNi,
IAckso8VifLE. FLOHfoAs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
NEGRO ALSO DEAD
-. ne Finale Of a Drama
J, Eish Springs Sunday.
..s AFTER w'NNseuRe

s..o Reported for a Minor
- and When Being Arrested
o..i.,snce, With Serious Re-
so,h officer and Himself.
.erious tragedy at High
"a s1ndsy night which rfs '.,,,,',
RS ,..,h 4, one man and the serious
~ g. .o,ber. followed by a lynch.
=; on Monday.
!. : ..os,r. that Deputy Sheriff Den
zen ~ in sn attempt TO arres' a,
,,'r.bur, colOred' who was enaf geo
I, .ome petty siIense, was shot ana
r. he resol, Of his wound ne o'eu o., "a
aomsuis. Winnsburg was 'hot
,.,,,ad in manner that he conid
.,..sss very far-and he is dead
/. (, tho general statement that o.
o.,sen, to whom complsint had
'.~,ds against WinnsbuTg, went
-, the msn, when he opened
...,,n him. His shots were effective.
Mating effect. OGiaer osteen re-
- me Ere and the negro retreat
!, s,ips into the woods. He was
=, orsrtsken, however
Another Tragedy.
l,oihsr tragedy, occurred at High
,.,i,,. Monday, which resulted in the
,.,,h Of Lamar MeNealy, sn employe
~. Atlantic Coast Line. Il appears
AMI McNealy, who was on an en-
~. II attempting 20 aliRht fell under
4, locomotive, sud vas crushed. This
r,5sn, was greatly deplored, ~ Mr..
v,ye,ly had n large number Of friends
! Hieh Springs snl all along the West
bat division OF the Atlantic Coast
liss. where he was we'll known.
NJ, Men ally is survived by one
,lolhsr, who ia IN the employ Of the
ltl,nlir Cost Line. and to whom the
yumthy OF the community is eG-
soApd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

Aia@eft % TsanE psoFls FsFtiei.
= a. iaisr@ai kog e. ths opsfn
ne aasesJ slrks. shi-h was iasEsiJ
ra TIE psoEran so1FFisst
80 Ssat~s. $50 lhoss ska a.
si sas1Int ne sgalr lmssassiy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
Il. b.. -. -

RsrfNro. CsEs. De - Ia
ia - = TO frfsat. 80 u NnoSA
a. nsrs rsrtsras Sc psrsaes. go
80 FritaY. ns sas eoses@lsa -
6zatt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25
COLLEGE DoRMIroRY BURNED
Ftnals College a. Tallahassee Suffers
loss By Fire Sunday.

loss BY Fire Sunday,
hIlhhtsee. Dee. "A The dormi.
VT u the FlOrids Femsle College
'n destroyed By Ere yesterday morn
~ There we're 90 cnsoalties. inost
= Ne 'tntsuis having gone home fo'
" holidays, The valuable collection
. uo'i', ara and all furniture vas
sH''0jed The dofmitory formerly
Us pa'i Of the old State college. more
ma e''y Iean ago. Partially eOV'
''Ve - ihsarsnee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-25

.,'' LAXATIVE nEuno orlsias
-st nr.EsisEs fusaas nuaeE &
ea e s4Fs. q W. 0R0VE1 81.
~'t sea sssA tsa. "a