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|rpNERAL DIRECTORS

~ HALL. UNDERTAKEN
.sh,,mer. 225 So. w. Temple
a,a y493
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5D HORSE AND UP-TO-DAIE
about for summer. Call at eZo
IL Brigham, at once.
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,,,STED-MAN WITH $500, IN
"mn,anufacturing ma business; invostigatss'
,,rnatmsnt secured Address = 90,
Tribune.
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BEAUTIFUL HOMES

PLANS FURNISHED AND HOUSES
built for little money. VIM. Pack, 10
wellington court. Ind. 1910. a1028
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ESITURE, STOVES. BICYCLES.
q Furniture Store. els So. State-
NIX.
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S2100.

$2100.
No. s3s West 3rd South St, 4-roort
modern. porcelain bath. lot 35x140 feet
to alley.
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SAFES

>;Fw AND SECOND HAND, CASH,
trade or time. Sorenson-Stoutt Co.
sola agents for the "old reliable Halls
go Beware OF limitations, Onlce,
/ x l.. Furniture store. As f End
Cn,fh 81 4
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Iry. FURNISHED FLAT OR
Ii of rooms for housekeeping, close
nchIldren. Address V IA, Tribune,
S' ae69
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nay, COAL AND GRAIN

XKHVFrr
Hall ~ CO., l10 w. s. TEMPLE
snone 1927; Ind 1914,
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FOR SALE OR RENT

A SNAP-BY THE OWNER
Beautiful s-room 'preascd brick modern
home. ga East Ord South, with every mod
ern convenience. $500 takes H. FOR A
FEW DAYS ONLY. Best bargain in the
CITY for tho money. Or will LEASE TO
responsible party l. 2 or 3 years at $50
Der month-UNFURStSH Or will
lease / year FURNISHED at SIS per
month. Furniture new. expensive and
thoroughly up-to-date. Apply at once at
premises. nA
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TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
water 375 So. lst West. al0S5
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
real estate and loan brokers. 2et
Main. elaVV
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lNIER AND PAPERHAN GER

\ as1 LIB. FAINTER. FAPbR-AASG-
d fcr. xeleominer- 2G4 Baltimore ave-
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TWO ELEGANT FRONT ROOMS ON
ground floor, newly furnished, single
or en- suite, with or without housekeep-
ing; modern, close In. 4o3 south LET
West OF al003
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$4,000.

$4,000.
On end South, facing southeast and
cast, on q corner, Groom modern 2-st-
residence: iron fence oil around. Ce-
ment sidewalk and sewer paid for.
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FOR REMI-EURNlSHED

NICELY FUR. CLEAN 5-ROOM COT
tage, side yard, shade trees, con
yeniences. 70l r.. 4th So. alooo
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AT ONCE. A BRIGHT OFFICE MAN
for general Office work; state age.
experience and salary expected T, o.
Box 1lSS, city. ASA
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SEVEN ACRES OF LUCERNE. AP-
ply to 352 East First South.

sTORERooMS, 213 STATE STREET.
near Second South: storerooms. cor
ner Second South and Second basS
New, good location Apply u .,
Holmes, knutsford hotel ysl
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MODERN ROOM AND BOARD IN
small private family, Ind phone asla
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
BATTLE OF cHRIsTENooM
Archbishop Policy Says is Being
 Fought in France.


 New York. Dec. 16.-ArchbIshOp John NJ. Policy today gave out a state ment on church. and state con- troversy in France. saying "In Am erica where no attempt is made by the state to interfere with the religious denominations the people are disposed to condemn the French men. who declining to comply with the behests of the government have ex- posed themselves to the charge of re- belliOn against the authorities. Bu; inorder to understand the refusal of the French clergy to fnlfiIl the require ments of the new law. it must be ex- Dlained that a provision of the sta; ute demands the consent of the churches with the ministers. to sur render all property which mas been be- queathed or donated To them to be held in trust for religions or philanthr0Dic purposes. This property has not been
 derived from the government but from the munificence of persons and of which they are merely trustees. Tho French clergy are fighting the battis
 of Christendom and should have the
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE
 IN STREET GAR STRIKE
At Any Rate There Was an Absence of the Disturbances at Portland Like Those of the Day Before.

Portland. Ore. Dec 16.-The Port land Light and Power company by running its cars with double crews managed 10 maintain a desultOry ser vice the entire day to sundown, when the ears were run to the barns to avoid a repetition of last nights dis turbances. There were few disturb ances today. In a couple of places the tracks were barricaded and two cars were thrown over by a mob.
 The company declares that only thirty out of 675 employees failed to report today. l. says it will have no hSiculty in operating if the authori- ties prevent excessive outbreaks. Some $50 meir,are striking and they say they believe tho, strike Is already won.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
A ROMAN RIOT.
A Demonstration in Favor of France
 and Against the Vatican.

Rome. Dec Is.-ThOusan.is Of dem OnstratiOnists in favor Of France anf with anti-Vatican tendencies gathere-l tonight in the plaza adjoining the French embassy and endeavOred tO ex- press their pleasure at the action of the French government toward the church. The whole garrison of Rom was employed tO disperse the demon strants. The bridges to the ap0stalic palace were barricaded by troops Snd the street leading 10 the embassy was protected by soldiers.
 The demonstrators led by a dozen radicals. republican members of th. chamber of deputies after vainly at tempting to break the cOrdon provided themselves with candles and formed mock procession intOning the Misererr as an indication of the death Of ciei- realism. amid cries Of Long live Cls- menceau. Down with the Vatican. In the first attempt made tO beat baci, the eordon the cavalry charged thc demonstrators. a few of whom Wef- slightly injured and several were ar rested
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
IN TIME OF PEACE
 PREPARE FOR WAR
The Report of the Chief of Artillery Says It Will Cost Millions and Take Years.

Washington, Dec. 16.-"Both coast and field artillery are badly deficient in personnel and material Neither is tn an approximately proper condition f0i iEsrrurti iE time of peace. much less ror reasonably efficient service in war The tinle necessity to put our selves into condition is a matter of years
 Brigadier General Arthur Murray. chief of artillery. thus summed pp the condition in his annual report. The pioper defense of the insular ports. hS says. will cost nearly $20.000. 000 and the entrances to the Panama canal nearly $5.000.O00. The report says the value of submarine mines as an ele ment Of hai'bor defense has been dem Onstrated but we cannot wait Tor war before completing the mine defenses.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
INSURANCE CAMPAIGN
 WILL END TOMORROW
BaIIoting Will Begin on the Adminis- trstion and the International Pol icyholders' Tickets.

New York. Dec. 16.-The long and hard fought campaign for the control of hundreds of millions of assets held by the great life insurance companies of New York will come to an end fol the time being at least with the cleo ton of officers on December fS
 Against the so-called administration ticket. composed Of the present officers of the company, a complete ticket named by the policyholdefs' organiza- ton has been placed in the field and every holder of a policy will be per mitted to register his choice person. ally or by proxy when the balloting begins on Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
The Glad Season Will Begin On Thursday
 Tor the Congressman
All Matters of Moment Will Go Until the Recon vening on January B. The Presidents Special Mes sage on Panama Awaited with Interest

Washington, Dec 16.-Both houses of congress will probably adjourn on Thursday for the Christmas holidays and reconvene on January 3. In the house there will be a strenuous effort to secure action on the Indian approp- riation bill. The senate is expected to report promptly the urgent deficiency appropriation bill containing a provis- ion making effective the pure. food law, before the holidays.
 There will probably be speeches on the resolution, providing for an inves- tigatiOn of the lumber trust. The matter of the Japanese situation will be postponed by the senate until after the holidays. Similar action Is ex- pected with the SmoOt case. the dis charged negro troops and other gen eral legislation.
 Much interest is attracted in both houses to the various forthcoming
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
A TURKISH OUTBREAK.
Marines Mutiny for the Payment Of
 Their Wages.

Constantinopie. Dec. 16.-A serious disturbance occurred Sa5IHreoassy ;I, whi,h several ..hHpdre4a marines from the naval arsenal whose time had ex- pired made mutinous demonstration behind the American embassy, de- manding arrears of pay and their dis charge. Naval officers who endeavored to appease them were stoned and a number of encounters resulted. one officer wounded three of the mutineers with his sword.
 , Vice Admiral Ahmed Pasha and an aide were badly injured. The men dispersed upon a promise that their demands would be granted. During the demonstration the sultan was greatly disturbed and repeatedly issued fresh instructions.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
HICKS HOPE DEFERRED
 RESCUE UNAFFECTED
It is Thought That He Will Be Taken Out of the Mine Tonight or Tomor- row Morning.

Bakersfield, Calf, Dec. 16.-The re- lease of Hicks, the miner entombed a week ago last Friday was not effected today It is not believed that the drift will be completed until late to morrow night or Tuesday morning.
 At o'clock tonight there were twelve feet of hard granite between tha miner and freedom. Four feet were removed today and the work was ex ceedingly difficult.
 Hicks is still gaining strength under careful nourlsnment. All arrange ments for his treatment after his rec cue have been made. He will be blind folded and carried ten miles on a stretcher to q hospital.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
The Expected Troubles Throughout the Re-
 public Did Not Occur
The Most Notable Thing Was Increased Size of the Congregations Collisions Between Catholics and N NOn-CathOlics

Paris. Dec. 16.-The serious disturb ances expected on the first Sunday un der the separation law were unrealized There was notable increase in the size of the congregations but only in d few cases where rowdies entered the churches wearing hats were there dis turbances. They were promptly elected and arrested. There was great excitement at many places in Prov ence. Perpignan and amiens. Catholics and free thinkers collided but the po- lice interfered and they were dispersed. Bishop De Bry of Maux. fell uncon- sciOus while receiving an official mo- tice to leave tine bishopry.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
LoNGWoRTHs IN ACCIDENT.

Washington. Dec. 16.-Representa- tive and Mrs. Longworth were occu- pants of the automobile which crashed into the station platform at Chevy Chase today. Beyond a severe shak- ing they were uninjured.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
VATIcAN's DENUNcIATIoN.

Rome. Dec. l6.-A communication issued at the Vatican this evening re- iterates the statement concerning th allegation that the object Of the French government in the seizure of the nunciature at the palace on th- expulsion of MOnsignOr MOntagnisi was to put the government in a posi- tion to defute false reports. The state ment repeats its denunciatiOn 0f th.. tactics employed in securing the pa peTs.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17

I've looked and looked all Phoenix o'e To find what would be best To send "my girl" back in the East A curio from the West. At last I've hit upon a plan
 I'm sure she'll think is dandy. I'll send box, GREAT BIG BOX, Of Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
An ecuAAoREAM vIcToRY.

Quayaquil. Dee. N6-Colonel Sorrano has informed the gSvernment that he attacked the rebels ana won a splendid victory. Later the govGrnment forces marched and attacked USe rebels a' Santa Rosa. where no figRt has yes been reported.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
THE SICK M0NARCHS
 OF TWO NATIONS
The State of Health of King Oscar of Sweden Is Reported to Have Under gone no Change.

stockholm. Dec. I6.-"King oscar slept about five hours without being disturbed. The temperature and con- dition of the lungs are unchanged"
 This evenings bulletin says: The king passed a quiet day. He slept four hours. His temperature is 99.S. The catarrh of the trachea is diminished" ."
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17
CONDITION OF PERSIAN SHAH.

Teheran, Dec. 16.-The condition of the shah was unchanged at 6:45. Ali heir apparent to the throne. arrived this afternoon and is now with the shah.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17

presidential messages. The Panama message is expected tomorrow but for the present it will receive no attention beyond a formal reading.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17

sympathy of every Christian in every church"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT The finest cottage in the city located in the best resident section. F.. F Pascoe. Real Estate and Loans, 1lc North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-17

MONEY TO LOAk-At bessss ras<. repayable in installmeRts. a assisesa interest cease on amount paid In F. F. PascOe. Real Estate and I4ssslraHc. ll0 North Center Street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
ONE IS LYNCAED,
ANOTHERESGApES
Two Florida Mobs After Blood
of Negroes.
BODY IS RlpoLEo WITH BULLETS
While Polk County Authorities Gut
Nitted One Mob, Anoher Mob In
Different Part OF the County strung
Up Would.Be Murderer

Tampa. Fla. Aug. 30 While rolA
county authorities were bringing VIII
Lawrence. u negro, here to- keep aim
from being lyncheI at Lakeland, tof
an a,emptcd assaul, upon Miss oavIS,
another negro Was lyn,1'd In taat
county by an infuriated Aub OF white
men. l.ynching occurred at MuIhcr
ry. John Bapes, a negro. attempted ~
Kill Captain Hughes, a white man,
Bapts wa. captured by ne mob aud
hanged Ia u tree and thu body Was
afterwards riddlcd with bullets. ~
usual, no one knows VINO parjicipa;,
IA the lyuChiug
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
COSTLY STRIKE IS TERMINATED
Protrseted Alabama Miners Strike 10
Called IN al Last

Birmingham, Ala. Aug 2&.--M The
headquarters uf Distric No 90, United
Mine Workers of America, In this city
Tuesday afternoon. the statement was
oi'icially made by District President
Edward FlNnu that the local union :
nave w ed to call IN the strike ~
the miners, which has been In prog.
rcss a. the mines Of the four blk fur.
uaceS In tAis state. since july -. lQUi
The vote has been counted 10y the dis.
trict executive board VI the mlncr
Nv sta; cmcnt II made as tO when the
action will take ctrGcted about six
thousand mon Inability to agree
on wages was the cause " the sus.
pension
II Is understood that Natlohal Pres.
idrn John Mitchell recently rrtNr.
mendcd that The strike be- terminated
N has cost the miners organization
over million dollars
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Acquitted OF charce.

Washington, Ngg - The govern
mcnt printing ohic" (, acquitted ~ The
charge ul undue DELAY In sending Nm
al prints of bills 90 congress durlpR
the last days ~ the session The
charge Wa mad" by he senate com.
mlttee ON printing aud Investigated
~ thR bod, The conclusion r,ach
- VAS that the amount ~ time con
suned H. handling he mater con-
planned of wa not unreasonable. bat
rather positively expeditions
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
CAR is oERAiLEO, THREE DEAD.
Twenty Others Are Hurt IN Crash with
Residence

Wapakonet, o" Aug. "a western
OHIO intelurJan car JUmp,t tae LNIN
while goinG al full speed AT Crld1rs.
Vile, miles south OF here, k.a.ag
three persons and tnJuring over -,
The dedt are:
John Naan Clapper moiorman. Of
Lima.
otto Koch, passenger, OF Wapako
meta.
Miss Iva Rinard, aged Is years. a
telephone girl of Cridcrsville
The car ran on the curve and then
raShel lato a residence Mo ormau
Van ClaEper was instantly killed and
Otto Koch. passenger, who was In
the smoking department at the time,
was so badly injured that he died an
hour later.
Miss Rinard was crossing the stree,
when the car struck her. burying her
beneath the debris None Of the pas.
sengers were seriously injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Brpandsoe In Syria.

Washington Aus 90 Brls1niago
T. 80 common near SMYRNA S}fA
tta Amer srs have appealed repes'
ed, % the American consulate thcrf
Tor protection against brigand. In The
ncoricc root helds and tobacco plan
tati1ns adjoining the CITY and ne for
eign population 4 moving ~ The cts
from the suburbs because - me f'sr
taat -brigandagc which ha. been ,is
tied only ON Ottoman subiec's ~ far
wilt b extended 10 the foreign popu
la'lon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Killed bN Baseball.

Chicago. Aug ga special from
Allentown. Pa. TO the American says
that dea.h came traglcally Tuesday
10 Caspar Musselman. 10 years old. a
student at iehigh University Mus
sulman spent his vacation PLAYING as
catcher for the Catasqua baseball
team. Two thousand people atiend
ed the game with the PhlllipsburR
nine Al Mussulmans turn a. the
bat In the fourth inning - vas struck
over the heart by terrihc In shoot
Musselman fiar:ed Ia run but fell un
coz scious sia feet on first bs.e and
after = few Fasps he expired
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Negro shoot, Two White Men.

Talladega Ala. Anr "a n q aim.
Guilty al ,ar Planter. Chemical CON
pany's plant J. q Powell. assistant
supcrln endent. was -ht through the
heart and Killed by i'm Sims. q ne
gru. and T. r CroNn superintendent.
was shot through m" thigh The
trouble Nas caused bJ an lmpud-nt
message the negro bid sent the 40.
. r.u,rndent Powell Father lives In
Houston. T'x, sud trown l. vlr
ginian The negro capped
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
cnleaaas N.are Popula,lon.

Chicago aug 23--Chicago's negro
population has 10 400 g.. m.m
bcrs are listed 10 the "COlprsd PEG
pies Blue Book" Ius' published Tho
book contains ninety pages ~ sissf
tisemenis II business concerns run BY
negroes . classified business and pro
iessiorsl directory and name ~ coo
"promlnen'' negroes selected accord
ing o. spcial standing AccordinE
90 this directory ChieaEo n~Eross have
Is ohurcaes % lawyers. Z nsuspsp~f.
20 DOCTORS. ~ literary eluAs. 70 serial
clubs and % s0msns clubs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Smith surrsndsrs to Officers

birmingham, Ma Aug - = q
Smith. manager tor Fua.rr A Co. tho
brokers. whu Ia Chargrd with having
aided aud Allotted the cmbrfhlomcnt
~ tiUU.uu0 by iaylng Teller AleX u
thtsbulm ~ thc First National bank
of birmingham. Ma returned from
itr east rlrN Nolur.dlN aud a. one"
Augr,nd, rcd ~ rhr United Statra mar
nhai Commit .slnrr watts nNrd Mr.
Swlihs bond a. t2,.0'D the bamo ~
IA lout nNcd tpt Chisholm hnd liru.
k'r " t. Sima vino na, q charge
PENDING against him tnc same a. that
vgIlist Nmlih AMI h made bOnd
~ once H. said he was away On
hb tarattun and had not heard ~ Mr.
thIsi"ii dofalcatlpn or the charge
against himself unlil SUNDAY night.
VIA b, r','lN"d'a Telegram from his
cirfk According ~ Chlsholma con
irssl,H. T., sduandofod s. 900 ~ the
hank money slih Fosier 4 co spec.
uia.lrg ~ cotton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Believe Man "a stensland.

Chicago. Aug 23--Thc Record Her.
aid says that a private message re-.
ceiyCd Chicago from II Paso Tex
ct midnight. reported positively the
arresf 81 Paul o. S,ensiand fugitive
presidcn NJ the Milwaukee avenue
State bank N Aguss Calentcs. Mex
60 4 telegram was at ono" sent 10
Springfield 10 ascertain whether GOV
Dencn had been notified Of the arrest
and n an, action had been taken look
ing 20 the eNtraiitlon ~ The fugitive
Tho matter l. now In the hands ~
nj, secretary Chicago police claim
~ have received no information Of
fIr nrr,.f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24

Iiustol Va, Aug. 81. Harry u Ia.
Wis. superintendent Ut construction
WORK on he South aud Western rail.
way. WAS lillcd by Stuart Shrlrln,
near Muccasiu Gap II seems Ia
Wis went to shelton, u tenant ~ one
0t IA. cnmpan,s boarding houscs,
and asked Tor Il fy,rcd rents Shcl
,un A,,,m, ouw-yl aud running into
tire hors, procured Il pistol aud slut
a., superintendent throUrh the heart
and ne Sa.k ~ The ground murlillv
wounded Mr. Da,i. WI. wen kuowa
and has been assbcia'rd with n r
Spence. near Church nm Tenn. also
in raII4ud construction work shcl
ton ~ caught by posse aud IL nov
IN IAN fcrlipg Is hlph In that sec
ton against shelton. hut II 1. hardly
Thought there viii be- any violent dem
uustll.iuUs on The part Ut the cnmgod
uopu.dCc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Seven Workman k.ll,d BY ela.,.

lar,dp Icy, Aug 90 NoWs mas
Just reached acre from SALON., DJtgi
10. M,Aicu, that seven wufhmcu were
hlIlcd a. that place In DIX roe,
quUrg' being operated 10y tho Nation
ai tailtuld of MoNlco. Antonio PEE
-, the foreman ~ ths quarry Wa
among those KILLED Perez Was blast
lHr rad IN some unknown manner ~
eta heavy charg" ~ powder ~
. r,"d " ME- t.o seven mrn wore In
t.c qaai}. uui tIo result va that
tIe'r .'ilrs were uurlod underneath
a map at rye Stone
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Body Of Girl Found In pit.

Raleigh, y. c., Aug 23.--Thc lG.
yenroI daughter OF George Waddrll.
a farmer rraI Freenont. Wayne coun.
" thl, state, was murdered Sunday
ami hcr n0dy vas thrown In mari
pit Miss Waddell left home at I
O clock In the afternoon 10 visit Miss
lir!!ard. who lives half a mile away
late IN the evening when she failed
tC rc.urn home her father went to In.
Qulro about hcr and learned that she
had GOT prtn Ia the place Search
was Instituted and the body was founl
~ the mail pit In field near her
hcme She had been stranglcd and
circGnS stance, indicated hat she had
been outraged. There Is intense tx.
cI;rn ,nt There Is no clcw To- tLr
u,hidt rtT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24

NnsiE,,,c. lean, Aus - General
Minae'i FslnE ~ The DARK District
Tobacco Growers association. has or,
d'r'd .. ai,ancc ~ about 90 cents
POI hundred pounds 10 the price ~
all medium and sond gfad"A, ~ dark
leaf tOJa6co The order applies To
~" Who'll" Of the dafa district aud IL
brought ab0ui by shortage sni unfa
yorahl" rou litlpn ~ tho gfoWlnR CROP
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Nan Of CITY p.s,rsxrd.

Ne~ fort Ang - -wssssi. Du
val AGO weinssds received from
heir branch In Vaipa aso the folIov
ing eablsGyam uhica has been dslayesi
IN 'fssmisssions About oas hGif
~ be eity ~ vAlDsfsi-o 4. dsaroysd
snd 'hs ssisues IHsssed Our -
beers are aPgarruiiy a1lts safs More
ihaA 1850 kii,rd NJ inJared. psvslaes
noS eafapinG Oaf Opf sisamsr h.
sAfs