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The Monticellonian., 1907-07-11
ECTORY,

STATE. Governor-Jno. s. Little. Secretary-O. c. Ludwig. Auditor-A. k. Moore. Treasurer-H. c. Tipton. Attorney General-R L. Rodgers. Supt. Public Instruction-J. H. Hinemon Land Commissioner-E E. Conway. Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture-H. T. Bradford
 CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, 5,h District-Joe T. Robin son.
 JUDICIAL.
 SUPREME COURT. Chief Justice-Jos. Nj. Hill. Associates-B. B. Battle, k. A. McCul- tough. Carroll D. Wood, J. E. Riddick
 TENTH CIRCUIT. Judge-H. w. Wells. Prosecuting Attorney-B. l.. Herring
 cHANCERY-2NDD DIsTTIcT. Judge-Z. T. Wood.
 SENATORIAL. State Senator, l7th Distric,-X 0. Pin dsl.
 COUNTY. Representative-D. E. Barker. Judge-J. II. Hammock. Sheriff and Collector-W. A. Coker Go. and Probate Clerk-D. Nj. Hardy. Cir. Clerk and Recorder-J. W. kimbro. Treasurer-J. F. Bussey. Assessor-W. E. Watts. Surveyor-Y. R. Royal. Examiner-J. L. Spence.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Pesce-J. W. Crook. J. E. Farley. Constable-c. F. Hudspe.h.
 TERMS OF COURT. Circuit-2nd Monday in Feb'y. and Sept. Chancery-2nd Monday in June andDec County-First Monday in Jsny, April July and October. Probate-4th Monday in January, April. July and October.
 CITY. Mayor-J. G. Williamson. Recorder-E. A. Gotham. Aldermen--R. L. Hyatt, J. L. Allen J. D. Welsh. V. J. Trotter, Ed Spencer. City Council meets the first Friday nigh in aot rropth
The Monticellonian., 1907-07-11
MONTICELLONIAN.
THURSDAY. JULY II, 1907.

Entered at the Post Office st Monticello. Ark. ss second class mail matter.
The Monticellonian., 1907-07-11
TERMS OF COURT.
CITY.

Mayor-J. G. Williamson.
 Recorder-E. A. Gotham.
 Adermen--R. L. Hyatt, J. L. Allen, J. D. Welsh. V. J. Trotter, Ed Spencer. City Council meets the hrst Friday night in each month
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
AnuDciO de subasta

A instancia del Pbro. Don Aquili-
no Infanzon y Don Fernando Beirt
albaceas testamcntarios del Pbro
Don Julian Boada y Martinez, autori
.zados en- lorna por la Corte de Dis
trito de este Distrito Judicial, Sc sa-
can p1blica subasta extrajudicial
por termino de veinte dfas y Sc adju-
.dicaran al mejor postor las siguientes
hncas:
A. Finca r1stica consistente en-
I'm predio sin nombre, constante de
ciento dos cuerdas de terreno (equi-
valentes q cuarenta hectareas, nueve
Areas dedicadas pastos, sta en- Ell
barrio de Palma" del t6rmino de
esta Ciudad y colindantes por el Nor
te con tierras de don Nicolas Colon
por ell Sur con don Jose Cruet, por ell
Este con Ia succession Miranda por
el Oeste con la de dofla Santos Ortiz y
B. Finca urbana consistente en-
una CO sa sin nom bre, terrera, de ma
deras, cobijada de hero galvanizadc.
radicada en- la calle de la Marina =
de esta ciudad, sef1alada con ell MI
nero IS y colindante por la dere-
cha entrando con solar vacante, por
la izquierda. con casa de Don Julian
Lopez y por la espalda con otra de
Don Tuan II. Blondet
La resenada estancia ha sidO JUST
preciada en- dos mil dollars y la ca sa
descrita en- mil ciento sesenta y tres,
estando sus t1tulos de propiedad ms
critos en- Ell Registro correspondence
de manifesto en- la Notar1a del que
suscribe, scalle de San Fernando n Q
donde Sc verihcara Ia subasta de
cada uno de estos inmuebles el dfa
siete del pr6ximo Octubre de tres 4
cinco de Ia terde, no admitiendose
posturas inferiores las respectivas
fasaciones, debiendo el precio hacer-
Sc efectivo en- el acto en- mOneda CO.
rriente billetes de legal circulation
conformarse los adquirentes con
los indicados t1tulos.
Para su publication una vez por
semana durante Ell insinuado per1o-
do en- e1 BOLETIN MERCANTIL (perio-
dico de gran circulation elegido por
los promoventes) expido y frmo el
pre- sente en- Guayama d1a once de
Septiembre de mil novecientos siete.
Miguel Zavaleta 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
LA ADOLESCENCIA

Ellos no hicieron case de sus lamentacO-
nes pero los j6venes c0nocian a Crist6bal: ell
empleado del banc0 por Su fama, Y el del CO.
mercio, por ha Der dido algunas composiciones
suyas, = hasta crey0 de su deber tararear in
mediatamente Tin pasaje.
FL reSpetO que manifestation CrSt6bal
hizo grande impression en- Ada, con tanta mas
razon cuanto que Mira la otra ioven - (se
llamaba en- realdad Juana) una morena
que pestaneaba cOnstantemente de frente
huesosa, de cabeos lisos de cara de china
pero ingenlOsa no desprovista de encanto
TN hociquito de cabra Y una tez aceitosa Y
dorado, Sc apresuro a mOstrarSe amabe con
Ell senor Hof Musicus
Rogaronle, que tuviese a bien honrar con
su presencia la comida
amas Sc habia vistO otra; p0rque todO
Ell muudo e colmaba de atenciOnes Y las dos
mueres, como buenas amigas procuraban
quitarselo una Otra.
Las dos lie hicieron Ia corte: Mira con mi
radas signifcativas, - Ada, descaradamente
con sus mradas incendiarias. con su linda bo-
ca con todos los recursos de seduction que
poSeia.
Estas coqueterias algo Qroseras molesta-
ban turbaban i Crist5bal
Aquellas dos muchachas atrevidas lie
hacfan olvidar 10 gente que le rodeaba de
ordinario
Mira le interesaba, pues adivin6 en- Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
JUAN CREsTOBAL
Ellos permanecian inm6viles, casi sin res

Ellos permanecian inm6viles, casi sin res
pirar con los labios pegados
OyerOn decir Mira
Sc han marchado delante
Alearonse los pasos de sus companeros en-
medic de la obscuridad ellos Sc estrecharon
con mas fuerza en- siencio ahogando en- sus
labios IN murmullo apasionado.
Son6 en- este el reo de una aldea vol
vieron en- ST.
Tenian que correr para llegar a la esta-
ci6n
Sin decir una palabra pusi6r6nse en- ca
mino, cogdos del brazo, con paso rapido, re
suelto c igual.
Estaba el camino desierto no Sc veia IN
alma en- ell campo; no distinguian NADIA diez
pasos de distancia; sin embargo caminaban
serenOs Y tranquilOs en- medic de la nocne
jamas tropezaban con las piedras del camino
Como estaban retrasados tomaron un
camino de atajo.
FL sendero despues de bajar alg1n tempo
en- medic de las vinas, empez6 4 subir V
serpentear por el flanco de Ia colina
Dian, en- medic de ela niebla, el ruido del
rio y el del barco que llegaba.
Abandonaron el camino corrieron a
campo traviesa.
Hallaronse en- fiji a orillas del Rim, pero
bastante lejos de la estaci6n
Quedaronse tan tranquilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
Ia VAGINA DE LAS BOTELLAS DE YtNQ

No solo es al hombre y los ami
males 4 quienes Sc aplican las inyec-
clones hipodermicas. va sabemos
con cuanto exito SO han usado en- Ell
RENO vegetal y 10 susceptibles que
de elias son, los arboles y las legum-
bres, los manzanos y las coles. La
inoculaci6n subcutanea 8 intravenosa
no reconoce lfmiteS y por este ahora
va ejercer su accion sobre Ell vino
encerrado en- las botellas.
1Que fin tienen estas inyecciones7
Pues, asf como en- Ell hombre 6 los
animales sirven para inhltrar subs
tancias medicinales, antitoxicas ex.
citantes del Sistema nervioso, de la
fniSma forma sc usara en- las destile.
riaS para adicionar azucar, tanino
fermentos al vino embotellado 6 para
clarihcarlo, cuando este sea precise
hacerlo para qIe no sc pierda 6 para
mejorar sus cualidades.
Para realizar esta operacion sc re-
quiere todo TN material ad hoe. ca
nulas, agujas huecas, "trocarts' es-
peciales, que sc introducen entire Ell
corcno y ell cuello de la botella y pOr
dentro de los cuales Sc echa Ell
"suero."
La elasticidad del corcho hace que
al retirarse la canula quede .otra vez
perfectamente cerrada la botella.
En- los vinos espumosos, cuya pre-
sion es de 7 t s atm6sferas y que de-
ben perder ST. espuma, Sc procede de
distinto modo perforando Ell tapon en-
una 6 dos terceras parties. "a traves
de este t1nel es por donde, merced a
una aguja hueca y con una pequefia
bomba impelente "sui generis" es in
yectada con fuerza la substantial re-
querida.
Realizada la operaci6n Sc vuelve a
taponar la botella, introduciendo en-
Ell hueco practicable una cufa de ma
dera previamente esterilizada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-27
GALERIACOLORADC

Fotografas de personas mayores haran de H.
de a S p.
Fotografas de ninos mayores de grupos que
lncuyan n1nos de la edad inicada haan SOLAMENE
por la nailana.
Todo trabao que haya que recogerlo ocna del esta
blecmlento pagara la mitad de mporte adeanado ell
resto al enregarsee las fotografias
Todos los rabaos que deban etirse por coeo se abo
otaidad al hacer Ell peddo incuyendo mporte
del franqueo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
FIRE DAMAGE
IS ESTIMATED
OVER $4,000
Cause of Blaze Not
Known
Standard Woodenware Company sus-
talns Heavy Loss Through the
Third Big Fire in Two
Years

Damage estimated at over $4,000
was done by fire of unknown origin at
the broom manufacturing plant of the
STANDARD Woodenware company Z5O
South Los Angeles street, at 9;4o lasl
night. The fire was confined TO inc
small building in which it started. Inc
building was filled with valuable ma
chinery for the manufacture OF DroonS
and a large quantity of broom straw
The loss is fully covered by insurance
The fire was first seen by patroIlleh
who were passing in the patrol wagon
An alarm was turned in ana Wltnll d
few minutes a second alarm followed
The department arrived on the scene
within a few minutes and atter great
deal of work succeeded In gaining con-
troll of the flames. .,,,.
The fire started in the small Duldlhs
adjoining the main store of the hrn'
There is q thick fire wall between the
buildings and the door through 1t was
closed at the time. Had this door been
omen it is probable the entire bulldlnS
would have been destroyed ana the
loss reach half a million. AS II was
the fire was kept confined to the bulld-
ing in which it started.
Cause Not Knows
An investigation was made 1mmedl-
ately after the fire by Chlef Lips OF the
fire department and other officers, out
it was impossible for them 10 leaIll
the cause at the time. The building Is
lighted by electricity and the machin- Hn
ery is run by the same power. Ac,
cording to employees the switches useq
to control the power were turned OFT
These switches are in the main build
ing. There was no light ABOUT the
building after it was locked for the
night, and the only cause that can be
assigned for the fire is that match
was carelessly thrown among some or
the straw shortly before the closing
hour and the flames smouldered until
they caught the wooden frame work.
This is the third fire the place mas
suffered A year ago the firm sus,
tained heavy losses due TO fire said
to have been set by William Brain, a
young man who is now confined in the
insane asylum. Two years ago theI
building also suffered serious damage
through fire of unknown origin.
The officers of the Standard Wood
enware company are: Frank Hum
phreys. president; E. Viewers, viceI
president E. ]. Levy secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
DELAYS INQUIRY
INTO HOSPITAL
"RUMP" MEETING OF COUNCIL
NOT LEGAL
President Pease Adds Yonkln and
CIampitt to Committee of Investi-
cation, Then Recalls Both
Appointments

Inquiry into the police affairs at the
receiving hospital will be delayed as a
result of a rump meeting of the council
held after the session of Monday
Councilmen Wren, Wallace and Lyon
had been named as the committee Of
inquiry and at the rump meeting Presi-
dent Pease was prevailed on to name
two more members, Clampitt and Yon-
kin. Each of the two latter is a strong
partisan of certain candidates-Yonkin
for Garrett and Clampitt for Quint, it
is stated.
Later it was discovered that this
action was illegal and President Pease
recalled the appointments.
Councilman Wren was called out of
the city yesterday, hence the committee
cannot meet for some days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
Organization and
Capitalization

The Manhattan-C Cocktail Mining Company was
organized under the laws OF Arizona, and is
capitalized for 100000 shares of the par value
of SlOO each, every share fully paid and abso-
lutely worcestershire. There are 100000 shares
in the treasury which will be sold for the de
yclopmcnt OF the property, and the first allot-
mcnt of 100000 shares at cents have all been
sold, The next allotment goes on today at
cents
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
Boring for
Gold

The Manhattan-Cocktail Co. have equipped
themselves with an Okell Core Drill, capa-
Bile of drilling hole through solid rock 1000
feet deep and from two to five inches in
diameter. Read Mr., Sivyer's report and you
will readily see that we have great values
in our lodges at proper depth and we have
deep our values are and how rich the ore
runs. We are going to drill for gold. Will
you help us?
We promoted Daisy Extension and Mo-
hawk Junior and doubled Our clients money
for them in 80 days. We will try to do the
same for you.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
POLICE APPEAL TO
GET JOBS BACK
TWO Are Relnstated by Commission,
While TWO Others Fail to Get
Redress-OId Cases Again
Threshed over

The police commissioners last night
at their special meeting disposed of a
number Of pending cases Of reinstate-
ment.
f. =. Vassar, who was accused in
connection with the same case on Mhlch
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
Location of Prop
erty

The property owned by the Manhattan-Cock-
tail Mining Company is located about 1000 feet
northwest OF Indian Springs and adjoins the
Rose Bud mine on the south, situated in the
Manhattan mining district Nye county Ne
vada
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20

Standard Patterns Cut to Best Ad-
vnntnge-lhis department in the
annex now,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
BRYAN AND SCRIPTURE.

Mrs. Bryan still finds amusement n
reciting the difficulties Mr. Bryan rn.
countered when he sought her father
consent to their marriage. SAYS The
November Delineator
Many people have remarked upon
the fondness which Mr.. Bryan shows
for quoting Scripture Mrs. Bryan
said. This habit is one OF long stand
ing, as the following circumstance
plainly shows. When it seemed proper
for William to have a little converse.
tion with my father it was something
of an ordeal as father is rather Il
reserved man. In his dilemma VIII
lam sought refuge in the Scriptures
and began: MIR, Baird, | have been
reading Proverbs Il good deal lately,
and find that Solomon says, Whose
findeth wife fndeth a good thing,
and obtaineth favor OF the Lord
Father. being something OF a bible
scholar. replied; Yes, believe Solo
mon did say that hut Paul suggests
that "Whilc he that marrieth dorth
we'll he that marriCth not doeth bet.
ter" solomon would hc a better au.
thority upon this point he rejoincd
because Paul was never married
while Solomon had many wives Al.
ter this tilt the matter was satis(aC
torily adjusted
The Rryans delight In farm life
They have small place near Lincoln
Nebraska, and much Of their time is
spent there.
No home is so pleasant regardless
Of the comforts that money will buy,
as when the entire family is In perfect
health A bottle OF Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs 80 cents 1t will
cure every member OF the family OF
constipation, sick headache or stom.
ach trouble. J. w. MCColum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

A. stated i'm the letter to Congress.
man Clark. published in Fridays sun,
o." -rological survey Of Florida will
h' Actively pushed. Prof. r. r. Sci.
Mra- State gcologist, is in the city
IN conference with Prof Clapp, who
Represent. 'nr National Survey. The
"'' n ''.''~'' ''' between the Ma
''""'' '"' '.' State surveys, In order
~ "'N',' ..' "..0 " mas been agreed
:" Wv Wv '"' N.'' ."'" areas Prof.
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'"N"N'" Ut '"' S'""N 81. 'h''rSround
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

Subscribers are urged to be prompt
renewing their subscriptions. There
s no excuse for not knowing when
YOUR time expires, as the date Of ex-
GRAFTON is plainly shown opposite
YOUR name, Remit by check, stamps,
or money order. Don't wait until
YOU come to town to renew, but DO
II NOW. The white paper on which
The Sun is printed alone costs US
one.haIf the price Of subscription.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

oItIH huONH ali ONtl the county as OH-
Gle Bob"-Hon. j. F. Futch and Hon.
H II, Brooker, is rs strong and capable
a hOard as can be found in Florida.
While careful, conscientious and con-
sentative, they are liberal, broad.
minded and progressive; and both in
their official capacity and as private
citizens they take great interest in
all that pertains to the educational
and moral uplift OF the county. 1t
would have been impossible, perhaps,
to have selected from the whole com.
y 'hree men more perfectly suited
to the needs Of the hour.
Chairman Weeks has been a mem.
Der of the board for many, many
years, and has come to look upon the
system pretty much as doting father
regards a son he has watched grow
up to noble manhood under his loving
care and training,
The county builded better than it
knew when it placed DR.. j, l.. Kelley
for years an active member OF the
! school board-in the office of county
Superintendent For once the man
and the need met When in 1903 he
was appointed member of the board
! h. 'pund the school board some $50.
ooo in debt by his careful manage
mcut his constant watChfulneSS and
his great ability as tinanCier he has
m the three years of his aQmiuiStra.
tiou brought the debt down to about
$4,000. and at the same time has both
l,ngrhened the school term and in.
creased the salaries of teachers. Tn.
der his management there has been
too equally as great an Improvement
IN the teaching force and in the school
work itself, az in the finances He
now has corps Of teachers OF which
any county superintendent might we'll
be- proud
4 most excellent business man. an
able tinancicr, energetic, tirelcss, and
Jealous in the cause Of education, he
is simply a model county supcrin.
tondcut For three years ne has
lahorcd literally day and night to
put the school board ON it's feet tlnan.
CialIN, and to systcmatize organize
and Tut life and spirit into the sys-
tenn He has had the satisfaction Of
seeing his purpose largely accomplish.
ed, and Alachua county owes him
great debt Of gratitude she viii never
be- able fully to discharge,
We have written the above because
We believe that when men labor as
have DR.. Kelley and his board so
tirelc ,ly and unsclhshly for the pub.
lie good, some public notice should
be- taken OF II. not only rs a tribute
Justly owed 10 their worth and work.
but a. IN incentive 10 others 20 20
and do likewise" We speak from
persona knowledge We have been
constantly ou the ground. and have
watched their work with great inter.
ost aud admiration We are not seek.
ing to curry auNouc'S favor. We could
have no motive FOR writing this except
to give 10 some good public servants
what is justly due them, for when
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

The Government has just completed
extensive luxurious Office buildings for
'ar Senators and Representatives.
"ut the members of the Third House
a.I continue to meet in the corridors
a- usual
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
Our Clubbing List.

~, Sun and the Thrice-a.Week
INy ne, w World one year ....$1.65
The sun and The Atlanta (Ga)
Weekly Constitution one year. l'75
The sun and The Atlanta (Ga)
Ssmi.Weekly Journal one year LOO
The Sun and The Semi-Weekly
rir.s.Tnion one year. ........ l.5O
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

A mouse seldom lives longer than
three years asserts The Indianapolis
News. It's nervous system is doubt
JOS, shattered by the way women car
2, OIL every time they see it.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

i' dscouraging to elope with a
Woman and then learn that she had
,.nied with another fellow two years
before. comments The New York
.y.'-um ON the contrary, there is
always 'l' hope that she will elope
.'.. ..r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
FLoRIDA's RESOURCES.

/
Many people abroad have little
idea of the extent and variety Of
Floridas resources. In number they
exceed those of any other State of the
Republic and offer to everyone an
occupation suited to his choice. A
full description of all Of them is be-
yond the limits of this paper but a
cursory mention of the leading ones
may prove interesting to people out
side the State.
Take the business Of ordinary
farming: nearly every crop produced
in other States is profitably grown in
Florida Our long staple cotton is
selling for upwards of 30c a pound
the highest price it has brought in
thirty years, which represents a re-
turn of thirty to forty dollars an
acre. Sugar cane and sweet potatoes
which, flourish anywhere from the
northern and western boundaries TO
t.
on earth to raise, yield crops that
pay at the rate of $l0O to $500 per
acre, Corn, oats, hay and a great
variety of grasses and plants are
easily grown.
In the variety OF fruits and veg
etables grown we probably Surpass
any other State. With the exception
of apples, we produce nearly every
! fruit that is grown north Of us, and
in addition to these, we have oranges.
pineapples and a host of other tropi-
cal and SemitrOpiCal fruits, all of
which pay handsome returns, For
tunes are made in growing straw.
berries, celery, Irish potatoes and
other vegetables.
I'm phosphates and naval stores
we are ahead Of any other section of
the earth as also in fish and oysters,
which abound along 1000 miles of
coast. Punta Gorda alone ships over
$500, 900 pounds of fish in nine months
Of every year.
Our cattle feed upon a thousand
hills and prairies and flourish with.
out any attention, without being fed,
watered or housed at any time Of the
year
I'VE have the biggest kaoln beds
hitherto discovered in the world and
the material makes china as fine as
any imported from Germany Various
other valuable minerals are found in
paying quantities.
"Our forests contain great Nari-
ETY. Of timber. much of which makes
beautiful finishing woods the curly
pine in particular not being duplicated
anywhere else. The wild cherry
grows to great size and is valuable for
many purposes, Cedar, red bay and
cypress also abound and Offer oppor
tmitics for profitable investment
The woods are full Of plants i'm
which wealth lies undcyeloped
The palmetto berry is already en-
riching some cntcrprising citizens
while here in the South We have vast
acres Of wild peuuyroyal awaiting thr
magic touch to turn them into money
All over this region. too. b. the Wild
compile plant which is rich in starch
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

s |..-,N ania doctor writes an &C.
.. . a brain ne has just disscct.
. '..' Mas the smallest on record.
.' .. '." man it belongs TO is dead
.. .. ..' b" able TO get back with
.n ~omark about good things
. ... packages.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

It is only about month before
Congress will meet, and interested Of
tcials and lobbyists are preparing
their demands on the National treas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
Rates:

,o,ol advertisements, Is cents a
v,e for the first and 10 cents Tor each
s' 1isrIay advertisements for three
nrd Twelve months at special rates.
n o. ~ furnished upon application. -,
Marriage and Death notices inserted
,.ca ' obituaries, cents a line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

S~We will not accept stamps Of
g E~rer denomination than cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
4alChua County Abstract Co,
incorporated
rrfry n CpIsou. Pres J, " GnAdinH Vice
Pros ~ t. Co.sou Soc Treas
GAINE~N FLA.
GAINESVILLE

We do an exclusive Abstract buai.
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any and all lands iu Alachua county.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

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