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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
10 RENT


fOR aENT--A cottage ~ ave rooms btln
! j preferred Naeant Aoseinbtf "a ArpN 80
= 4aps eseAue
40 nKNf-A downstaifs tenement 81 feur
large FQons aHa pantry, via elseiFir ifnts
y klfk atrpst, on Aver Rent tiisul in4Hiis
- Ais. a, Mathlsson. 3 Neaaail Place.
lfsmQnt II shu IA A. fsf1 lisa fsM.t
Assaey Wa
10 REAr-A collage house - nesiia sirssi
a. ip9ins, spring wAtel good eeilAf, Alle
. paalsl kiAgssen, = hellln = tYa
10 REAr-A wasm tarn on Cargisr Nreet
App'y = = = Carrier tssN
10 RENT-An ~. ATS lsnsmoht a NJ
fuofnn besides nagh. ne 70 hatchalupG stfNrts
hnqulfe u ksnneth Aichoison, " wslllnfspn
street. Ap'
TO ltENT-A down stairs tenement ~ ~
rooms ~ I'D Kim street. iHquire AZ ~ fAet
street. o. o. premises. hent siAoe heu
To nnNr-A down stnlts tenement ~ nve
rooms a. 80 per mQnth. ~ him street ~.
qaife ~ kAss street o. "a ne pfpmiss.' ipeA
f0n-nENT-A four room tenement. nfst
Heof. mpasfn eonvuHipnces, 81 Warren stfeet
inquire Of h, Al. Iagntor - mrFchAni
STREET lAn
70 REsr-amail tensmpas with loui fnomss
besg 10 bloch, ~ ei0to per month. Inquire
smith hso. ~ Nefth dafn street ipla
To RKAT-cottaes u sikroou,s, garden and
hsa house On Nils strsst y. :. slA,son. lnsa
To RESf--A good, conyen.tss up-stalfs tsn-
emsns o. ieur o. ave rooms nsnl 30 aenih..
Applf 70 l. H. ileokef, ioi ffospses 90 ieaH
10 RksT-Tansnsns a rs wssAiagses
street W. ,. shepard. as.u
YrsFsfrsr 10 nEST-sn ICONS win All
modern eenfsnisnces. Inquire u A. II. haa.
sfii. hatAsu elee-' 80
10 RExT-TsnsmsAt Of stn rocms, IN Sood
condition, On RichaFdsen road. Apply "a lhnl
Kingston. Richardson feae' ison
To RENT-slx .rooa, tspsmsat. ssady oeto.
esr .. Inquire q d ". heysst 4 &C. ilsu
TO nEsT-shsd foom for 4 Faus u iDss.
Apply % W. A. iaae. nafnhan Meadow. is2a
TO RKsT--Deslisb.s isnemeau on west
ianndry tahs. lurnaeo and electric llrhk
nqalfs \. u. Phelps Co, ~ Nofih Ma
aIeeL taU
10 REST-oaless. single Or double. % On,
aight Front Of l. ~ Aserill's building. 1871
TO RKST-IArea basement dry ana Light
Inquire of L II. AseflL AZ
BOARD AND ROOMS.
To RHST-Two or three unfinished rooms
- rent. Inquire ~ - fafk street. 2vJtSf
TO REST~Furnished room, with or without
board, N private family. address W. g,
Times once. leiu
TO RKyT-Two or thres unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Address "a. ~ Times
once. is.1t
TO RKNI-Two good furnished rooms 81 %
Elm street. Inquire a. the Barro steam LAun-
dry. igiu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

An old Ludlow resident says that 2s
years ago there was not enough wood
and lumber AZ hand 20 meet homo needs
lumber nave been shipped from Ludlow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

Mrs. Harriet Gilbert Of Dorset, pnssel
the nlneiy.thlrd nnnivcFaary Of her blrto
last week. Although not IN strong
health Mrs, Gilbert u bright and cneefy
She i an original u. A. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

Edith wowrey. small Pownal young
stcr. tried 10 swallow an open safety
pin which stuck In her throat. A North
ADAMS. Mass, physician succeeded In
dislodging The pin after the parents had
tried and failed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

A reprint Of the census for 100 taken
IN Vermont shows that Il reported 10
slaves which was an error al the ori.
ginal returns show that i6 persons re-.
ported ~ "iree colorei" were classified
as slave.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

Retail milk dealers IN Rutland hnd
taat their milk and cream sales are fall
Ing on under TIE advance W price. Their
customers are getting even,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

600 LADY REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED
Inviting wors and liberal pr9n.s, selling our
saehem Hosiery Co, bridgeport, Conn.
I ~ 2o5tCs
Active man or woman % demonstrate and
take orders for well advertised article selling
~ special reduced price. New plan. Expert
ence unnecessary. $500 day while learning
position a. district manager In your county az
salary Of $500 3 wuek. address Mclean,
Black & Co. ~ Cambridge street, BOSTON,
Mass" 2o3t5s
wANIED-By November 10. good girl for
general h0usewofkg no cooking. Address Mrs.
Edward j. uambiett, Box a North Montpelier,
W iastg'
wANTED-Two girls for scotch family;
good home and wages. Apply to Mrs. A. u.
hamage, Monroe Bridge. Mass. iostf
WANTED irst-class steam driller. Apply
Ut once % A. Milne ie8u
wANTED--Tabie girl a. the Monument house
IN Wiiiiamstown. b'u
WANTED AT oNcE-A derrickman. one
who understands running a motor. Apply 20
Smith Bro. Granite Co. lsi1
wANTED--A carver TO carve and cut ornA-
mental, raised round letters. Good pay and
steady OBJ. Apply 10 l. Fernandez, Granite
WANTED-A young man 70 grind tools, BY
the Excelsior Granite Co.. at once Near q
Bianchi 6 Sons stone she'd ss9
wANTED--At the Northern, two experienced
table girls who can furnish good references.
Apply TOD. y. Sanguinetti, Prop aft
WORK WANTED
POSITION wANTED-By . frss-ciass sur.
face man, a fob running q surface machine
street. Telephone 4o9-5. i9etir
wANTED-Men'sa and family washings at lis
Brooklyn street, Barre, W 2ostSs
WANTED-woman with child wants place
to work Address ON" z0stes
wAETED-Position Cor general hcnsework
by Finn young woman. Address Aims Nirkala,
Box 1852, WebsterYille, Vt. 201tSs
wANTRD-Young man wants .poaition In
granite office. Had experience u drafting and
general office work. Can furnish references.
Address Box 2s3, Mortified, VT 200t6s
WANTED-woman wants position as house
keeper in small family OF place az any kind OF
ofiee. isstf
wANTED--A position as stenogIRpher and
bookkeeper by young lady with some exEsri-
WANTED-A young lady wishes position
in a granite office. Experienced In making
full size and scale drawing and lettering for
-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

The heavy rains have raised the leve
o. Lake Champaign Go point about a.
high - was ever known AZ 81. Alhanl
bay, fali records are greatly exceeded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

fuA AENI--A cottage - ave Funnit. hitn
ana eletuie ilfhts. 00ot garden, small iettt'
j preferred. Vacant November "a Alplf ~
= Aapls sfenuu. tAr't+
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

10 hkAf~A Downstairs ifnelnfht u feuE
large Fo0nas aaa panfl3, ulfh elsetFlr ifnts.
klfk atFust. on Aver Rent tii.ul An4Nifs
- Nfs. A. Mathlnkon B Men0ail flAfs.
FfsmQnh II tha "a A, terry lisa fsM.t
AssAeg VIA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.
HELP WAIVED.

1000 LADY REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED
Inviting work aud liberal pruhts selling our
7 =. 2ostc'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11

wANTED-By November 10. good girl for
general houAewofkg no cooking. Address Mrs.
EDWARD J. uambiett, Box - North Montpelier,
VI 1905
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
WORK WANTED

POSITION wANTED--By rirss-ciass sur.
face man, fob running surface machine
at s5.00 per day. Address LOG south Main
street. Telephone 4o9-5. iseti0s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
Historical Meeting.

The historical meeting OF Kirby
Smith Chapter, u D. c., which was
held at the home Of the historian,
Mrs. H. H. McCreary, Friday after
noon, was well attended and, as usual
with such occasions. highly instructive
and enjoyable.
The program was a most interest.
ing one.
The Chapter was honored by the
presence OF Mrs. J. NJ. shelton. a
member Of the Lake City Chapter.
and her charming daughter. Miss Idel.
The latter favored the meeting with
recitation. "The Tiger Lily Racer, /"
which was greatly enjoyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
a Pleasant Event.

A social was given last Monday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Primer, on Kirby street, in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Dobbins Of
Gainesville, Fla, who are spending
their honeymoon here with friends
and relatives.
Quite number were present, and
the hours were pleasantly whiIed
away until a seasonable hour, when
they were invited into the dining-room
to partake of refreshments prepared
for them. The merry party then de-
parted, extending many congratula-
tons TO the happy couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Dobbins win visit
other points before returning to their
future home in Gainesville Palatka
Times-H Herald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
Kill aIMeELF N sATH RooM.
Prominent Bnslness Man Of Macon
Takes die Life.

Macon, Ga June % IN. B. Cor
bin, vice president OF the Exchange
bank, general manager Of the Macon
Grocery company, Wholesale: director
Of the Macon Chamber Of Commerce;
director 81 the Central Manufacturing
company, and a recent vice president
Of the Southern Wholesale Grocers,
association, committed suicide by
shooting himself with a shotgun at the
beautiful faidily home On vinev1lle av-
enue. Without word from him or
any note expressing MS intentions he
dressed as usual and gas apparently
Engaged about his morning dur1es
When he seized the implement OF death
cad entering the bath room, fired the
fatal shot.
Members Of the family were about
their duties, and Mrs Corbin and her
two daughters, Mrs Stone and Miss
Maggie corb1n. were the only persons
remaining In the house when the re-
port Of the gun attracted their atten-
ton when they rushed into the
bath room they found Mr. Corbin
gasping In death.
DR. NJ A. Clarke, the family ply
siclan, was summoned, and it took
the merest examination to reveal that
the aim OF the victim had been sure
He lasted only few moments after
the shot was fred
Although there was not one parti-
Gle Of Information to be gathered even
by members Of the family as to why
Mr.. Corbin shot himself It can safe
ly be attributed TO falling Realth and
consequent mental derangement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
HIGH SPRINGS NOTES.

High Springs, June 22.-Mrs. G. P.
Morris of Gainesville returned home
Thursday, after few days visit to
Mrs. G. w. Easterlin. Mrs. Morris
has many friends in High Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cowles have
gone to Eatonton, Ca, to spend the
summer.
Miss Hattie Hodges has returned
from Atlanta, where she has been
spending some time.
Miss Muriel Futch gave a whist
party on Thursday evening, which
was a great success.
On the evening of June 18th the
Pythian Sisters initiated into the mys-
teries of their order G. W. Easterlin,
H. Mel. Grady, w. B. Anderson. 1t
was followed by a most delightful
banquet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
Death at Waldo.

Mrs. Eta Hammond. sixty-nine
years Of age and one OF waldo's old
est residents, died at her home IA
that town Friday morning.
Deceased was a deyout member OF
the Presbyterian Church. and was be.
loved by an for her sweet, Christian
disposition.
Thesmneral was held Friday after
noon, Rev. Thos p Hay Of this city
conducting the services. Among
those who attended the funeral were
Mr.. aud slrs Geo. p Norris OF this
city,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
TRIED TO BURN
WAY TO FREEDOM
But Prisoner Was Himself Fairly
Well Roasted.
WILLIAMS WANTED LIeesr,

He Was Arrested at Nswbsrry Upon
Charge Of Assault With Intent to
Murder-Flree the Jail, But Failed
to Accomplish His Purpose.
Because Tom Williams, a negro who
was In the NeWberry jail upon a
charge OF assault with intent 10 muir
der, tried to burn his way cut Of
prison. ne was himself severely
burned without accomplishing his
purpose, as the fire was discovered
in time 70 save the building. Williams
however was IN the thickest Of the
flames. being confined in the cell
where he started the IRE. He viii
now anguish in the county jail here
having been brought to this CITY Sat.
nrday By Constable J. D. slfcrd
Williams win now have 70 face two
charges that Of which he was Ar.
rested, ans arson which is a serious
crime In this State. being a capl,al
crime.
Fortunately tie flames vers Ola.
eovsred Ia tine 70 prevent IA e,nDe
q TIE prisoasr ana save Ae bsllalsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24

Cartersvllle. Ga. June p by a
vote Of almost twenty TO one, Barlow
county Thursday declared that this
county win join the ranks Of the pro-
hlbition counties OF Georgia The
consolidated vote OF the county was
/ us against the sale Of whisky, and
"a for the sale OF whiaky. With fags
and banners flying. and with women
and children singing and praying upon
the streets. and at the polls, the pro-
hihition people OF Cartersville and
Barlow county administered this sting
ing blow against the liquor traftio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
A Delightful Party.

A delightful party was given AZ the
home Of Mrs. A. T. Davies Friday
evening. Ia honor OF The Misses Bush.
who are visiting the Davies family
from Georgia
There we're q number Of young
people present to meet these young
ladies' despite the Indictment weather.
ard the eveaing passed OF n a most
enjoyable manner
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
Negro AdIudsed Insane.

Newton Brockington, a well.known
colored man of this city, was Saturday
adjudged insane by a commission
composed Of Drs. c. L. Carter and
J. NJ. Dell, and George Mason.
The management Of the hospital
for the insane at Chattahoochee has
been notified, and an attendant is ex,
pected to come for the unfortunate
man in day or two.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
SUMMER SCHOOL {
IS STILL CROWN
Is Gaining Every Day in Att.,i
ance and Interest.
MANY COUNTIES REPRESENT,

The East Coast Is Well Repr.,.,,..
Considering the Long Dlstans, !.
Expense Of TraveIins-Frlday e..
ing Entertainments.
The summer school is gaining ev...
day in members and interest Na,,,
all the counties of South Florida i.
represented in the student body n.
East Coast counties, considering 4.
distance and the consequent eypsDs
have sent a large delegation.
We notice on the roll the follOviu
names from the East Coast:
Miss Selma Friedland, Miami M
M. A, Macy, Malabar; Miss Emn
0. Helseth, Oslo; Miss Inga on
Helseth, Oslo; Miss Barbara MIDs
Eden; Miss Bessie Russell, Lenr
City; Miss Louise King, Fl. Lauds
dale; Miss Una Kate Miller Eda.
Mr.. Edwin p, Macy, Malabar.
Friday evening entertainments Vi
be given during the session Of b
school.
The Bible conference commlua
have kindly rendered the use Of u
Tabernacle for this purpose and Ca
l. Doig, manager of the GainesvlA
Gas and Electric Power COmpsg
has generously offered to put in b
transformers and wires for the ca
rent at either the Tabernacle or b
public school auditorium, as may \
desired.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
HAWTHORN NOTES.

Hawthorn, June 22.-Miss Mary
Bryan, who has been spending the
past few months in Ocala, has re
turned TO her home here.
Mrs. Lem Waits is visiting her
mother-in-law.
Henry Baker and Willie Bryan
spent last Sunday evening in Camp
vile.
Friends OF Miss Georgia Hobbs,
who has been indisposed, will be glad
to learn that she is better.
DR.. w. C. Chowning and wife will
return this week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
souvsnIrs IL Honor 81 oe0rsIl p

oouNcHlTb ~ F1oUoE ~ Wv
Norfolk. Va, June p. PRESS
w, ". Mitchell, Of the Georgia ~
commission 20 the jamestown ae
sition. has given to every priyale y
der Of the regular army and -
and all OF the sailors and aaT'aa
the American and foreign ships ~
ing part at jamestown on oe''s'
day, a souvenir postal card ~
senting in colors Bullocn haA'
home Of President Rooseve.ts ~.
er, with a picture OF the pFe. ...
vignetted with the flags Of the ~
ed states and the state OF COY
and on the address side an o.
verse in the handwriting oil
Remus'-Joel Chandler Harris
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24

Mobile, Ala, June % The saw
mill OF the extensive plant 81 the X.
G. Lumber Company at Lucedale.
Miss, was destroyed BY hre Thurs
day entaillng a loss Of SO. 600. part.
" covered by insurance. The min
had capacity u 100 oOo feet daily
The big planning mill OF the plant Was
saved, but a large quantity OF lum-
her vas destroyed. Tae town OF
Lneedale. 20 miles nom Mobile. was
brought into existence by TIE mill,
and Il viii surer through the large
number throws out Of employment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24

= Manila. June %. The regiSul..
Of Filipino voters began Friday. W
complete returns are not a'al'l
reports indicate that the total ~
tration will be heavy. No rep''s .
disorders have been received.
American residents are genera! -
isterlng also. Carl Hess Is 'Ae y y,
American candidate for the assem-.
he has been nominated from Ma.
The registration viii continue
days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
Mr.. pIckErTs CORRECTION.
Does Not Live Oh Hot Air and News.
paper Puffs, But Wants Things Right.

Editor SUM- do not live on hot air
and newspaper pnffs, but If my name
appears in public print ! want the
statement to be near correct.
/ saw in your issue of the both
that am preparing to commence a
brick store 25x6O. when at that time
had already commenced a block
eighty feet front and sixty feet deep.
to be cut up in three store rooms.
I hope to have these buildings com
pleted in sixty days from date.
H. A. PICKETT.
Newberry, June 20.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24

Birmingham. Ala. June % Word
was received here thursday that me
governor Of Michigan had konored nc
reouisliion og Governor Conner Ter
Louis Oppenbern. who vas arrested
az Flat. Mich he Is wanted hers
a. oaofsss az emheraienent 81 several
hundrod dollars 81 ne funds Of the
Ieanenee club g. Ensley
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
ACTRESS TIRES OF LIFE.
rock Laudanum and Fought Thoss
Who Tried 70 Save Her.

Who Tried 20 Save Her.
Atlanta. June %. Tired OF life for
some reason that she refused to d.
sulge. Miss Margaret Levy. beauti-
foi young actress OF 10 years, swal-
towea laudanum at her boarding mouse
Thursday morning.
When the Grady ambulance came
sor her she bought the onloials saw
agely. and begged them TO leave DER
70 die. She was compelled TO enter
the ambulance only after hard strug-
ele N which she displayed wonderful
strength. Prompt attention at the
hospital saved her NE, and she as
serts that she vii try II again on the
1rst opportunity.
Miss Levy was born In Mexico City
and has spanish blood In her veins.
81 SHOWS in her coal black hair, brii-
liant hlack eyes and soft, olive COM
ploxion. She possesses unusual
beauty. She Is said to have had
many admirers here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
EloAr FIREMsN INluRgo.
Burning Porch In an Atlanta Fire Eel
With Them.

Burning Porch In an Atlanta Fire Fell
With Them.
Atlanta, June 22. Fireman @. w.
Waits. OF No. z company, was prob
ably fatally injured, and seven others
seriously hurt Friday morning at 3
O'Clock. when the porch OF the burn
lug residence Of T. G. West, in West
End, fell In
Five OF the injured mer we're on the
roof OF the porch when 1t fell, while
three men we're under Il Assistant
Chieg Henry p. Haney saved himself
by catching at the side OF the house
with one aand and swinging until res
cued. One hand was burned.
The injured men are q. w Waits
probably fatally injured; Cliff A.
Smith, Assistant Chief Henry HAney
F r. Anderson. Jonah Hobson, John
Rqzetti, Captain w. II. Close, J p.
Leak.
Fireman Waits, the worst injured
was sent to tne Grady hospital. His
spine Ia injured. and he Is believed TO
be In dangerous condition
The other Injured men were. sent 10
their hones. None OF them are be-
lieyed to be dangerously hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
YANDERBILTS ARE IN
BIG RAILWAY COUP
Sum Of s7O,OOO,0OO Is Said to
Be Involved.
aNoINEEHED N NEw YoRK cIrY

Share Of Great Traffic Originating IN
the city Of Chicago and Its VI
alnIty.
Chicago June 22.--.The Record
Herald Friday se.d:
Final steps are being taken in New
York to complete q $40 900 900 rail-
way coup which the Venderbilts nave
engineered to secure the lions share
Of the tremendous traffic which orig
mates ri Chicago and the surrounding
territory, as we'll as the great tom
MAGE which passes through and around
Chicago.
The eliminating financial transact
flon n shis sreat traffic deal, which
William II Newman president Of all
New York Central lines, has been
krccessfuily playing In the interests OF
fhe Vapderbilts. Is the leasing, with
right 70 purchase, Of the outer belt
Inc from the Chicago Junction Rail-
way company
experimenting this Is the leasing
Cor term Of 80 years Of a part OF the
cracks OF the Chicago Terminal Trans
4er Railway company, which forms
the connecting link In the complete
inner belt railway system which the
Yanderbilts are securing.
President John A. spoor OF the belt
road, confirmed the lease and declar-
I'd that before the end OF the year
che outer belt line. which his COM
peny now owns and operates, would
pass entirely into the possession OF the
New York Central lines.
Another integral part OF this great
traffic coup which the yanderbilts
have been quietly perfecting for the
Dast i've years is the Chicago, lndi-
ana and Southern road, whica they
bsye huill directly south from chiea-
50 to Dantille, where Il connects with
the Big -Four road. II Is part OF
the comprehensive trafic campaign
which they have carefully planned
and executed to extend this system
straight south to the gulf before the
opening OF the Panama canal.
Accordlngly, when tne canal Is
opened. the New York Central lines
will, through the expenditure Of at
sosss s125 900. 600. and possibly $3.50,
900 600, have the whip-hand over
che greatest tonnage producing area
N the world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
ma HURRY TO WED,
chaToogs Former Married Second WI
Day After BuryIng First.

summerville, Ga. June p -Wrl
has been received mere of the maTiag
OF James Ward, a farmer who liva
in Chatooga county, on the day aha
the funeral OF his wife.
1t was said that Mrs. Ward died 2
last Saturday night, and was BURG
IN the family bury1ng ground In t'
Seminole district, near SummerVli.
the funeral taking place on the ia'
lowing Monday morning. Ward n
married on Tuesday.
Ward claimed that he had pronil'''
his wife on her death bed that ;
would marry the woman the ner dn.
she having nursed his wife thT'1''
her illness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24
U. S. LAND OFFICE
AS AUCTION ROOM
Lively Scene Resembling In Mini
allure a Stock Exchange.
sIDDERs FoR HI0Ar 70 gNTER

A Tract Of Two Hundred and Forty
Acres Of Land on casparIIla island
Charlotte Harbof, Recently Survey.
ed and Opened BY Government.
There was a lively scene in the
United States land Office in this city
a day or two recently, which re-
serhbled for a time stock exchange
on miniature scale. so far as excite
ment was concerned.
The occasion of this commotion was
an auction sale Of right to enter a
tract Of 24O acres OF land on Gasparil-
la Island in Charlotte Harbor, near
Punta Gorda, which has been but
recently surveyed and opened up by
the United States Government,
Hon. Henry 8. Chubb, register,
proved himself upon this occasion an
apt auctioneer, and succeeded In get
ting 4 good bid.
There were in the neighborhood of
fifteen bidders. and the right was
knocked down to Hon John p, Wall
Of Tampa, representing James NJ. Gif-
ford Of New York Col. Wallis bid
varied from si,25 to 1915 per acre,
according to the nature of the soil,
This does not give the bidder pos.
session Of the land, but merely the
first opportunity to file entry papers.
This land is of a diversified nature,
and is valued at 500 per acre.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24

Kieye, Russia, June s2-rhe court.
martial, convened TO Try me mutinous
sappers At the summer camp a. Ban
iavla, Il said 70 have acted with
prompsness and severity. Il is re-
ported that forty-eighl mutlneen have
Already been condemned and shot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-24

fA0range. Ca June e. knsagee
sh tearing away the acarold Of a
bniflnr ne had about completed !.
Henry Harris fell e ne grodnd "a
nafn6sy alerpoou HIS death re-
s4 II q sAofl tine.