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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03

~ full line OF Mems and Boys
Snspendcrs, in plain and fancy
colors. made OF fine elastic, with
strong straps. 25c.
Dents Walking Gloves for men.
in all the latest shades of Tan.
$500.
The English Walking Glove, all
the newest shades, $3.50.
The svcrWcar Hose, pair to
a noX; only few boxes left.
Black, with White feet. Brown.
Blue and Tan. These hose are
guaranteed for 6 months, and are
holc-proof. pair To a box. $1.5O.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
lilo oouldn't obliso Her.

An American actor, who Is old
enough not 10 consider himself matt
nec idol by any means. was somewhat
pleased In western hotel when n pref
ty girl stopped him in The corridor and
presented him with n rose without say
Ing n word. He received note the fol
lowing day reminding him of tho incl
dent and asking him TO send the glver
of the flower two seats at the thcater
in which he was playing ms mo
mento OF the OCCASION"
i MY dear young lady" he wrote in
reply, 81 should he glad TO send YOU
the seats You nsk for. but, on consulta.
ltlon with lie manager of the ihcatcr,
II have been informed that The seats
are all fastened down and TINT lie Ia
opposed 10 having them sent away ms
souvenirs. y Ladies' Home Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Jefforoon Didn't Know.

The home OF Joseph Jefferson at
Buzzards Bay was not far from the
Wareham road. Some years ago when
certain ladies affected the bloomcr cos
tune when riding bicycles jefferson
came upon lady In such gprb who
had evidently mistaken her road, As
MIR. Jefferson approached shc asked.
WIN YOU kindly tell me IL this Ia
the way 10 Warehami'
We'll" said Mr.. Jefferson "Im sure
i don't know; it's the first time I've
ever seen any,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
i The o
Scrap Book
The
How The Old Man speIIed II.

Look here. Charley" said one youu,
collegian TO another who had been
esked 10 run his cy1 over II letter which
ils friend had written to his father
In which there was the inevitable re.
quest for money, you've spelled jug
g-u-gr
! II know" said Charley. but. you
geo. need the cash ana don't want
the old man to think I'm putting on
airs. That's how lie spells It,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Wanted a permanon. Grievance.


An Irish landlord returning home
after an absence Of several weeks saw
one of his tenants sitting OH II stone
wall whlstlng away to his hearts
content. Tho moment that he greeted
him, however the man scowlcd and
began abusing Him.
why. what's the matter. pat?"
Matter enough when your stheward
Is nfthcr cvictlng me. bad luck to
him..
'Evlcicd YOU. What for?"
THE ould liar prctindcd me cabin
wanted repairing, and ns Oh wouldn't
let him In, shurc, lie put me out"
"Ncvcr mind, Pat. hear the cottage
YOU have always wanted IS vacant, and
I'll let You have that at the same
rent"
NO, thanking your honor, couldn't
think of It,"
"But why not? What is TO hinder
you?"
no, your honor; ord rather have me
grievance"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
lWhero she Should Llvo.

Where She Should 1.-Two.
what under the sun" asked IN.
Their of his daughtcr who wanted her
TO make n match With young man
whose only qualification was the pos
session OF II goodly fortune what
earthly objection can YOU possibly find
to Mr.. Sprigglns:'
"Hc has habits" replied tile dnugh-
tar. (which | dctcstl When marry |
want n husband who does not smoke,
chew. drink, swear. belong TO clubs.
play cards, STAY out late or go motor
ing by hmsclf'
The fnthcr looked at his daughter
for a moment or two In silence and
then said:
MY child, YOU are but stranger
here; heaven Is your home"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Detailed For pnp,ism.

At the beginning of the civil war
Colonel Brown ard Colonel Smith were
raising regiments IN Wisconsin ono
day Colonel Smiths chaplain paid II
Walt to Colonel brown. ON leaving he
stated That the cause of religion was
prospecting In Colonel Smiths regiment:
that no longer ago than the last Sab
bath day he baptized ten OF Colonel
Smiths men
sergeant MAJOR exclaimed Colo.
mel Brown, "mnkc detail OF fifteen
men TO 20 anu he baptized. III be
blamed il allow Colonel Smiths rcgl-
mont 10 get ahead of mine In point OF
religion"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
"a Devil of a Show

"A Devil of a Show"
y Massachusetts town recently In.
stalled n trolley system. Pedestrians
among the visiting rural population
stlll come TO n standstll when the
cars so by.
One corntryman was watching the
other day as n trolley car. with n
crowd on board, wh;r!cd up the hill
and dashed by. He asked a bystander
where II came from
Down ly the depot" was the reply.
"Goshermity, they mus hcv give her
deyll of shuy." hc exclaimed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Ono Of Whittier.s Admirors.

An ndmirer Of WhIttier's works was
granted an iu'cv!cw and talked in
cessantly for o;er an hour. In speak.
Ing OF the pat'citly endured innlction
to friend tho poet paused for mo-
ment ana then adled, with the sug
gestion of a smile, And all tho time
he called me Whitaker"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Tbs Educated Flea.

y II was Mt a banquet a rule had
been agreed upon to the eject thar
every person called upon for a toast
must respond with speech, song or
story. As q last number on the i'm
proTsssd programme, retiring sort
Of chap was called upon to do his
part.
III can't make n sp-speech," he
hammered. "h-but I heard that flcas
could be trained 10 do tricks. and
some time ago tried 20 train one.
Would you care To see hlmW
+ a place was cleared off In the center
OF the snowy tahlecloth. and in the
middle the owner set the small pillbox
me had taken from Ills vest pocket.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Mo Time For conundrun,n.

During the war a tcamstcr with the
Cumberland army got stuck in The
mud and let fly n stream of nrofanc
epithets. \ chaplain passing at the
time was greatly shocked.
+ My friend said he. do you know
who died for sinucrs?'
Damn your conunlrums. Don't you
see I'm stuck in the nude"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03

Silvcr's cranberry and fruit
press. Just the thing for prcserv.
ing. has fine perforated cup and
extra strong iron handles; worth
29c. Special, 23c.
Embossed stove boards, size Is
by u square; these arc heavily
lined and a good grade of en-
bosscd Tin; worth i5c. Special
35c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Helped the Mayor Out.

! An imposing cemetery was about to
be opened in q western town Tho
mayor, who had charge OF the laying
out of the grounds, was puzzled for
an appropriate Inscription 10 put over
the gate Hiding along In his nutomo-
bile one day. lie was cogltating over
different holy tcSts, so he explained
his difficulty to his chauffeur. 'What
would YOU suggcst?" he asked.
I'VE have come to stay" was the
prompt reply
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03

.lapanncd Bread Box. good
size. has side vontilators and lap
over corners the catch Is strong,
ana well made; worth soc. Spc-
cial, ioc.
Mrs, Potts Irons. consisting OF
three irons. handle and stand;
these arc all perfect ana Give
thorough satisfaction; worth Csc
Special soc set.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03

An irish Clergyman wandering over
the fields one quiet sunday afternoon
saw Young fellow we'll known to him
by reputation, accompanied by flcrco
looking bull terrier. He was evidently
engaged in the rcprehcnsible sport OF
rafting The clergyman. Observing
tho ragged appearance Of the man,
thought TO accomplish good in n round.
about way
George Cullen" said he, ~ nm
afraid times are hard with YOU, Now,
IL YOU would mend Your ways You
could mend your clothes. That dog Is
probably worth something. Sell him.
and YOU could buy good pig. which.
faticncd. would he far more valuable"
AN wouldn't look fine goin' rattn'
WI pig
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Wanted to DO oblioing.

\ lady visitor, wishing 10 be polite
to The little son OF her host Mt table.
said;
"Whnt II pretty dimplc YOU have.
benny"
"iou think that's II pretty dimplc?'
said the boy. Mamma, can | show
the lady ihc ono on my stomach ~
Ladies' Home Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Emnnoipnted The Mule.

/ When the m,lic ears In Jacksonville.
Fla. were replaced with modern cleo
tries, M old time durly watched tho
iirs, car go by with great deal of In.
jerest
"um-n.pah, lcm Yankees sho Is
cuyus folks" he muscd. "I'us' dcy
cum down var on 'manclpatc dc mig
ger, den dcy cum down en- manclpatc
dc mule"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
How she Cot In.

y Lady accosicd little girl who was
entering one of the fashionable New
York fats where she knew the rules
were exceedingly strict and. after some
little conversation. said:
"llow does it como that YOU live In
these hats? | thought they would not
take in children. How did you get
ln;"
Why" replied the child. Il was
horned i'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Misses & Boys
Hosiery

Misses and Boys Ribbed Hose
superior quality; sizes 5 to . IL,
l0c pair.
Hudson" Boys School Hose;
high spliccd heels, etc: l5c, two
pair for CSC
Boys Indestructible Hose, wide
rib; 6 to 10 17c pair.
Gridiron. Best Hose on Earth
for Logs. 25c.
Misses Ribbed Cotton Hose.
double knee, high special -.acls,
real maco; to 10, 25c.
Misses Merccrized Onyx No 8
to . IL. 39c pair.
Misses Onyx Black Hose. guar
anteed stainless. 6 to . 1-2, soc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03

UoVcrod IIpastcrs. nave air Von'
tiiators, corrugated bottoms and
tightfittine lid These are a fine
size. Special 25c.
Nickclcd oil Heaters, have nick.
cied top ana rim; has one gal
lon tank and large centre dat
burner. These are fitted with
wick regulator aud tank indicator
worth S3.JS Special. 1925.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Jenny,s Problem.


y little girl stood Mt her mothers
knee and from the expression of her
face was evidently evolving some knot.
ty problem.
"What is It, Jcnny?' asked the
mother.
Mamma" said the child seriously.
III | grow M and marry, shall have
husband like pnpaf"
"Ncs. dear, hope So"
There was II long pnusc. Then tho
younsster asked:
"And II don't marry, shall grow
IN 10 be like Aunt SusanY'
81 hope So
Then the little girl put her hands to
her head ana said In n tone of despair.
well, I nm in II ix'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03

Removing tho lid of tho box the
trainer called out;
Jump ont. Hcnryr Horny jumped
out.
play dead. Henry" Henry played
dc; 10 perfection.
down nnd roll over, Hen -
Hcaty dll So
"JGssp backward. iys" Henry
obcycd
Jump forward. icnryw Henry
jumped forward with such enthusiasm
that he landed upon one of the ladies'
Quite search was necessary before
Henry could be recovered from the
!udy's clothing. but finally the black
mite was retnken and set In his nc.
customcd place
LUMP through there Henryw Hen.
ry didn't move
Henry. ! say. jump through therev'
stu nothing doing.
'IIcnry, jump through there. tell
your' stu the most abandoned dis
obedience
The flea trainer bent low above his
pet and looked ut him moment In
tcntly. Then STRENGTHENING up, with
n look OF relief on his face he said to
the woman from whom the flea had
been taken:
81 beg your pardon, madam, but
that's not my Henry. Lippincoi's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03


We will put out tomorrow a
new display Of the seasons latest
Millinery 1t is of far greater
magnitude than any previous
showing. Tho exquisite coloring,
the charming new shapes, the fine
arrangement of trimming, from
smart tailored hats at $3.50 to
celebrated creations fashioned ar
ter Parisian models, represents an
uncqualed opportunity for an cx-
haustiye study r the seasons
latest style.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17

mills getting a lover rate for q longer
haul on the same ground. that the
New England mills are nearer he
point OF water shipment, and 'h~r-'
fore &c, a rate based on water CON-
petition: and IL this rate - !oH.-
than the Southern railroads Will give
so much the better for the VI" Er :
land cotton interest. TIE coc.m.s
sion declines to interfere.
1t will be impossible 20 justify such
huge discrimination in n. .rlIt
case bv putting IL on water COME.
ton. because the water con. petition
argument IL in favor Of the Florida
frui, growers. and Il Is shown 'ha'.
DESPITE this. th-y are d,sCrini' at..d
against.
The Florida people show tha, ~.
railroad and water carriers ron
Florida are practically in a 900! and
control the rates by concerted action.
thus depriving Florida OF any r-a!
com petition. The conmiss ION VII!
be forced TO decide what weight i 10
be given 20 the factor ~ distance.
and however IL decides. the decision
is certain to be the most important
IL has made since the new Law Was
passed'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17

II Senator James F.. Broome OF
Gadsden county should run for Cover.
nor, as he Is being urged to do. he
would have the solid support OF the
old Confederate Veterans throughout
the State. as we'll as all others who
desire retrenchment in the manage.
ment OF the State affairs. Jim
Broome Is true friend OF the people,
free from all factional alliances. as
he stated upon the floor of the Senate
during the last session of the Legis.
lature and as vas demonstrated by
his vote upon every measure coming
before that body. and would make a
Governor OF whom every citizen OF
Florida would be proud.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17
hovs's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured BY Halls Catarrh
Cure. r. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo.
Ohio.
We. the undersigned. have known
=. J. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In al business transactions. and imam.
eaally able TO carry out any obligations
0AAo ~ Ais Rsm.
WAlDlN0. KINNAN 4 MARVIN,
WAoSooA1o Dg1Gg1sts. Toledo. OAio.
Hairs CaeAuA On u taken tntae.
na1y. oeong 1kese1y upon the blood
~ upoeoo0 surface Of tho system.
Teo(1Deo1Al0 so0t free. Price TIC
Dee 0oet)a. oeA ~ I'll Ayueg1sta
Tahe Halls yAAaly P1lls for ceasti-
Oo00
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17
Purely Honorary.

The editor Of The C..I. has been
appointed BY Governor Broward on
the commission to erect a monument
on the battlefield OF Chickamauga. to
the Florida soldiers who fought there
We thank the Governor for the hon.
or. Of course but what bO'hers us
Is that there Is no pay in the position
and not a ghost OF q chance for graft
BARROW Courier.Informant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17
True Words Timely Spoken.

We want TO assure the people OF
Gadsden county that in the event
Hon. James r. Broome offers him.
self for Governor that grand old
county will stand the best chance O.
any OF the several counties which
have candidates for that exalted posi-
ton. And to the whole State The
Record can say that II Jim Broome
Is elected Florida will have a better
Governor than she will have II any
OF the others al present named are
el"cted.-Fernandina Record.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17
Frank Cisrk's Popularity.

There IS not a man in the Second
Con greSS.onal District who can defeat
Frank Clark for Congress, We say
this. too despite the fact that Mas
sau was the only county in the State
10 endorse the twenty-five per cent
dual contract of the opponent OF Mr..
Clark in his first race.-remandina
Record.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17

strate that the question OF transpor.
tation sums up the inland trade rela.
lions OF the United States. nor does
IL need more than the facts Of trans.
portation. apparent 90 every section of
the country and supplemented by the
frank admission Of railway officials.
TO demonstrate conclusiyely that in
the adequate Improvement of the riv.
ers and harbors of the country the
true and the permanent solution OF
the problem Is to be found.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17
QUESTION or TRANSPORTATION


cred before the National Association
of Manufacturers of the United
States. At Washington, Secretary Root
said: Transportation sums up the
trade relations Of the United States
with the entire world" IL was the
statement OF . self-eviden, proposition
and applicable no less. but even more
TO the inland trade and commerce Of
the country than to the foreign trade
and commerce. The facilities Of the
great railroad systems OF the country
are frankly admitted by their officials
to be wholly inadequate to the de-
mands made upon them by the mer.
chants and the manufacturers OF the
United States and with equal frank.
mes they concede that the problem
Of transportation must find its solu-
ton in the adequate Improvement Of
the inland waterways and the harbors
Of the country. The necessity for
the improvement of the highways Of
trade and commerce furnished by
nature and too long neglected is not
found only In the fact that they would
furnish continuous means OF transpor.
tation 20 the great inland markets OF
the country and TO the harbors for
the export trade. but II is also found
In the inevitable fact that they would
carry the raw material and the nm
ished product at rates vastly less than
the railway rates. In competition with
the railways though not in antagon-
ism 10 them.
That transportation sums up trade
relation between the States. the inter.
state commerce OF the country. in a
vastly greater degree represented by
figures enormously larger than IL
sums up the trade relations
Of the United States with the entire
world. the bulletin issued from the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
The Statistical Record OF the Prog.
ress Of the United States" amply and
most conclusively demon strates. For
the year 1905 the value Of exports
from the United States was sI.7l3..
S6%. 500 and the value OF the imports
was @l.22s, 5s3.s43-a most gratifying
total OF 32.S7O.4:S,343 But in the
same year the total value of the farm
products alone was S3,S75. 3s9442: the
value OF the iron and steel products
was $S41,O.l .093: the value Of wool
was $3.50, 934 .O03: the
value Of manufactures OF cotton was
>4i2,l5l Els; the value OF silk pro-
ducts was Sl33.:ss,072. In other
words. while the total foreign com
merce Of the United States In 1906
was Of the value OF $297O,42s. the
value Of the hve articles OF inland
commerce was in the enormous total
Of S5.573.l33.s2s. exceeding the value
Of the foreign commerce by $500.
5.4s5, or within q fraction OF the
value OF the exports and imports.
1t needs no argument to demon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17
Another Evil OF the Drought.

During the fi-.t part OF This ws~n
mosquitoes N-r- much more plentiful.
ian in the pa. eight YEAR The
long dry ST. = said 70 haze ben
The cause .; % many OF these pests
appearing III, summer -Titu>N He
Advocate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17
@ O O o o o o
FROM THE PAGES
OF FLORIDA PAPERS. Q
O o o Q o o o v
A, Admirable Trait.

Coy urDNarl Aas APPOINTED ~.
". A. RGoHn e, Jacksonville ms %'''
~. laval stores COR Florida Th'
Governor Believes n r-Eleclf-r'ns ~,
ID friends p .atka T!Ele~Hera...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17


81 onn1o - caan1a, ~ 49, yeas-i, advance.
@E - e1suelisg ~ leesoe 6.e sfiss Grss
IA DnaaeGf o1vstissasna. saiess ssh<rwisr
81 ulus1 q assa,se. 1sstias - known 10 -
- oassU11s1 - ~ - HSvsssisias b -
A, 1A I'm DAILY oCN,
fk4 0AaaDgnaa "a.
Ssoyoo0 % o0AANOGo.
ks 3ngUuGA ~ YIoglAa Fruit and Veg
&Nonooo GBuUoev Protective Assocta.
D1a - v11sA =. y. Wssser ol this
Z0 = Dsss11saA. ~ matter of dis
on1nao1en = 1sslgAt rates against
y Dm91h shlUoss. = lilnsly % soon Be
k6e11e1 - ~ 1n1sssesss Commerce
Ex nanaDnln.
& 0e10sln9 - ~ elsesininatiou
- 1sU1 Ts11s Jsas1sl a.A pso-
Enss nssss4 DuhasAs1 y Nsv Yosk.
- - lsl1svhg lsso - washins-
- ss"ssUsn1sse = ~ issss a July
80:
- 1lsEals Asle ssovsss have 1t
80 sossss1s1 - Dsef1eg - to tie
nssan1s Cs0osgss Co0nisssoa In
- eAnos = vA1sA TIT 10Y yin a>A
4 Dsn1lv = 1s1glng 4. ~ brood
oBl1ao g vAstAse lsassA a haul
- snUeA1nO - - vlt1 sailsuaA rates.
~ o0GAD O1asss. III vosA be a.
Flmo1 - - ~ Dsst wsighty factor
- 1n1n0 saass: ~ Il isn't Competi-
$50 osD1De1sas anA IL problem Of
zon9 - 0a1je Vim bear are really
q 1ossu1nnGiva Distance IL really m
sn1n0sseaae laee0.
~ ~ esoss ~ Florida Fruit
- vs0seshas Shipper Protective
mn11oa. De1sa1ng ct that the rail-
olD ShaROs ~ esots per one hun.
- DoaD1s - Aasl oranges from
a1u11s, - Nsw Yosk. 1855 miles,
- Goofg1ng saly Sis 20 haul the
- Ding no0 Los Angeles. 1851
5ln61e& - New Yesk Tbs Florida peo-
- ~ = b unreasonable and un.
- ael 6a0as1 . ssv adjustment.
~1Ae v1ss11s Dsoels ut forth In
1Aslg psl1t1sa 1le1 WIN the commits
- ~ - - ssos articles. they
Aeene1ly Nv esasi6ssably higher rates
- 00sA GAsses1 distances than do
80 CAl1G6s1ia salssss a Mo products.
~ 0olse tAae ~ business in
losS6e = VIZ hrUs. YET they are
sOoveo - easSoa1 sasss, witch Califor.
- sojega. 80 ehscs has been NO
5ovls5oo q Hlasj1a rstss since twenty
ysass 80 vhsa the Industry was In.
ooUn1Doant.
Th1o eooo raises sQuarely the ques.
~ q 1lseaaes - . factor. Il brings
- sQaassay ~ 6soeo6oas problem
= co01nsee1al geography that lies At
- boeeo0 a. ~ whole railroad rate
ODsstiea IN this country.
The people q Spokane. and of
OvGy otAss intssmountain community.
A9ve raised nucA the same issue.
DooDtin0 out that they are charged
0oGo Tor IL shorter haul than the
3ae10c Coast eitiss are CHARGED for
~ longer hasl. But the railroads
Io0oy thot thsy must meet the water
~o0pstitjoa 70 Tie coast cities. and 70
os0 forced 70 make . low and not re-
0Derstive rate 70 the Pacific Coast
terminals. They must earn their real
Toveauss q The business At the in.
ess1oe points.
Nov. In the matter Of the Florida
0o0phist they cannot make this de-
1on0o. Uoet4a has water facilities
~ chipping % New York and the
0Ask aAd % has California. The
Vo1os Eoate from florida II indeed
. Dractieabls rosie. while from Cali.
9og0AA, 60ooaso TOO loag. Il 10 not.
1Asgo = nt13s AoubG aDoag people
~ Asoe1 - 0pokaas case arguel
~ ~ oeensesa = Ooans 10 decide
0Onao0e 0Do1n0o ~ ploes To q.
G6sa - ~ Gsoaa1 TIT H. vstsr
0onOoe3e3eo S1los ~ rate a ths Paci.
~ ooage Terminals. In To Southern
0o11on 0lllo eAsss, - oonnisstoa
0oo)6ol = A1es q ~ New Eagia.d
Z. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-17

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