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worries and woods used in every
high-grade piano and compares
high qualities with the c h cape r
kind fused in inferior piauos).
Describes what consti tutes a mu-
sical-piano-tone, and in fact is a
complete encyclobedir.
You need and should have THIS
EDUC ATIoNAL BOOK to
thoroughly inform you whenever
CONFUSED ABOUT PIANOS.
Its scores of illustratio ms (all de-
voted to piano consru ction) are
not only interesting but are in
structure to children as well as
to adults.
You will certainly lea m great
deal about pianos that you could
not hear of or read ANY WHERE
ELSE, for it is absolutely the only
book of its kind ever
bn6lisied. Never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-03
You are ALL &C

THE REMEDY: Educate yourself Of
Read more-Study more. Then lste
your own parlor to the tone Of the hig
you can get, but without agreeing to purcl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-03

The other book is
also copyrighted but.
is a short story named
JOHN n O N E Y.
W ELL s REA-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
A Prominent Visitor.

Hon. Henry w Bishop Of Eustis
"A member oi the State Republican EN.
"tntiNr Committee, cN.mayOr of f.,i>-
ii, and an allro,ind prominent citi.
I'm Of thar progressive town. was in
III. city for Il few hours H"s,rrda!
being the guest of Hon. lisnr! =.
thuhh
Co., bishop. who i, "A prominent
lawyer las done a great deal in the
rn'ui! ling Of his section OF thu
country. lie has always been "A pro
mu,er with the highest objects, and
hen Eustis was nothing but a spruce.
line hammock he Went there, adNo-
Gated it's advantages. and has ma
t.rially aided in building the town
TO what 1t is.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
Friday Mornings Fire.

Fire at O'Clock Friday morning
played havoc with a new building
being erected by Elliot Waters, a pro
gresSivr COlored citizen.
The building was being erected on
North Arredondo street, and was not
quit. finished 1t would have been Il
nice cottage. aud ready for occupancy
within the next two weeks.
The damage was not learned. hut
the destruction was complete. as the
alarm was not turned In until IN"
building was twothirds destroyed.
The origin it l. believed was inccn.
diary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28

JOhnson's drug store. has gone to
Jacksonville and Green Cove Springs.
before returning to his home In
Brooksville. Mr.. COOgler came here
to assist DR.. Cragin during Dr. John.
sons absence, who went on a vaca.
ton.
Miss Kittie T-aFOntisee leaves today
for Miami. where she will have charge
OF the primary department of the
public school for the ensuing term
Miss l-aFontisee Is one OF the very
best primary teachers in the State.
and her services are always sought
by the best schools in the State. Her
many friends trust that she will be
pleased with her new position.
W. {. Mckenzie of Florence. S. C..
mas arrived In the city and accepted
a position as day clerk at the Brown
House. Mr.. Mckenzie was formerly
with the Central Hotel at Florence
and comes highly recommended rs
a young man OF afYablr disIDs tion
He Will no doubt prove popular here
W. H. H.rtel. who has been acting
chief clerk AT the Brown House. has
returned to his post OF duty as chief
clerk OF the Hamilton. White Springs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
fremont hevss imprev smsnts.

The fremont House. corner west
Orange and North Pleasant streets.
recently rented by Mrs. Brown. Is un'
dereoing q thorough repair. and Viii
soon be In presentable shape to take
care OF tn. travelling public. For
MANY years the house has needed re-
nair and the conditions have grown
worse. The location Is good. out the
condition the house has been back
se, which has been felt by everyone
who entered the place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
THE UNION ACADEMY.
N stitution for CoIored Peoe.e Viii
Open Mex. Monaay Morning.

The niOn AGA i.lny. which /, ;l,.'
Gainesville school .pr III. COlor.d
people. vii! Dozen "a due form on
Monday morning, September 80. and
al! indications 80 far point TO the best
Attendance ever sGuwm in III, history
oi the school.
Prof. I. r.. II.l,ose o.- OF the best
ColOred educators ia the Sta:r. viii
ha>. chare. az III. school NJ viii
be- assisted by i.nu!, Ar;>on. also a
wrllknown and rromin. mt co!or-d
teacher, and. With IN. faculty behind
tn"ni. there Is no doubt but that the
next session OF Union Academy will be
on. OF prosperity and success.
In Speaking OF th. school building
and It's surrrundirss Thur day. Prof.
DrRo-e stated that everything was in
readiness Tor a lro!"-r aud successful
opening. ~. said that the grounds
had been put In good condition. the
building had been repaired. and alto
gether everything was In first class
order.
Prof. DeBose. who has been the
principal Of the school for several
years. Is deserving Of . great deal Of
credit for the excellent record made.
ne is . devoted leader Of hts profes-
sion. and never loses an opportunity
to show his energy and ability to
make y good school.
Prof. DeBoss's assistant, Prot.
Louis Artson, u also good man, and
las proved his ability as teacher In
the county. He has held good
schools. and his character and knowl.
edge should be worth something and
gain him laurels among his race here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
General Robert z. Lee

Was the greatest general the world
has ever known. Ballads Snow Lini-
ment 10 the greatest Lnimene Quick
" cures all pains. Il 10 within the
reach Of all. T. H. Pointer. Hemp
stead, Tens, writes: This u to
osrttfy that Ballasd's Snow Lanimsot
has bssa ussd u my household for
years and has bssa toand % - IN
s1celieat Linimsat fos Rhsamaf3c
Mains. I an never without T." SoSd
By w. n. JoAnsoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
THE DAILY sUN GAlNESyls ,xt0A SEPTEMBER g. 100.
% OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

D. !. Merchant. business mana''r
-. sap, va. confined I" l.s r" -
~ 49, the result OF fall IN " =.
- "a q slipper! t"'r lac h'.",
r.. sb,e to be out today however
"a ..d Mrs. II. A. Cooper hay" re.
~ MON . pleasant visit to James
= 1xyosstton. Richmond and other
They have been absent sew.
v,sas, and friends were delighted
- them again.
-. ysstal Of High Point. n. c..
q 800 Of e. d. Stanford. special
.~e tAe United States land Once.
-,.ved h the city. 40 will spend
eshed year here. attending the
ecvins Graded and High School.
- lattjsdals Of Hawthorn Is In
-. NJ. Littlsdale recently sent
HaSshtsr. Miss Lotta. TO Youns's
- q Thomasville, Ca, where she
and where she Is delighted,
~ H. exception OF being home
-
= ?. Henderson OF Arno vas In the
~, Yesterday. Mr.. Henderson. who
In purchased property near the
5l1a,aPuaty, expects to bring his fam.
- very soon. which will be a
2nunhas acquisition to the city. They
. welcomed.
"A q. Bauknisht. a leading merch.
s. q Archer. was in the city yester.
Nr. Bauknight states that the
lave been very damaging In
~ saeatou, especially TO cotton. and
~ account the cotton crop will
neA shorter than was at first
1Dated.
|71uoeAy kidneys filter the impuri-
Hnluen the blood. and unless they
~ good health is impossible.
~ Kidney Cure makes SOUND
- and will positively cure all
q Kidney and bladder disease.
nathens the whole system. J.
1eCollum & Co.
ke q. Eckman. who for the past
- rs been employed here As di
80 % work on the sewer, left Yes.
~ for Pierson. Mr.. Eckman. who
- peoved himself "a good man. MAY
= eoe1ru. as he has decided to -
znalh America. His friends he.
- very much to Civ. linn ~
80 Il the worst features a. /; !
6Uuble is that II IL an in!iiirlS
800 aAd before the victim realizes
1nnSer he may have fatal ma,
49, TSke Foley's Kidney Cure at
fAsv< sign Of trouble as 1t cor.
Irregularities and prevent
GAes disease and diabetes. J. W.
csnsm L Co.
~ Sunday School Mission and
D0tion OF the Santa Fe River
NATION Of the baptist Church
~ In session at the First Baptist
~. Services are being held al,
y & 70. to noon. and In the after
- eFom $50 to I o'clock. There Is
Dm attendance and much interest
3s0nntested In the proceedings.
kM Y. COogler who has been here
l. Ne past few weeks In the pre-
ejoa department Of Dr. ". NJ.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
RhevmstIsm.

When paine or trrttntioo exist On
.nv mart Of the body. the Application
~ nallard's Snow Hnimsst g1vss
n-o.npt relief. Z W. Sullivan. Prop
aullivan House. = Rsao. o. t. vssees'
Ju,s 6. lSe1: Fl TAKE pleasure -
,..o>nssAing Ballsr1's ooow In
-. IA Ill vho ase a03eee4 vsn
,A.,.,atisn. u b ~ oo0 ssoeV
~. seaaA thaS gives tn0eoees
,.see- "a 90 81 $50. ~ ~
u r. John0e2
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
KEEP YOUR nEAo UNCOVERED

rAe Ceassaas WsassaG - . nas Prose-
gates DasAss2 Germs.
There are many asn who wear their
Aats practically all the tine when awake,
and are blessed With . hsovy SHOCK ee
hair: yet II the sealps Of These oa0s Osa
once became lMfestsA With dA0A1u9
germs. tie parasitss weulA osltisay III
The Quichse tor Iack Of az. DalAasss
would saGus - the 1nAl result New.
sso's HsrpsesAs kiIls tAsss 0srns -
setnulatso uahsalthy hair - ob9n1ao9
e,ovtA. HRpsesds = . Dseasaat hAae
dressing - ven a. . Aaa1sN9 e0e -
eoataiss not a. aas0 q iajogSoa0 -.
seaaee. 0ssA ~ SsAA1aG 1sU0DeA 49,
~ h seaaOs ~ so0Oao - ~ 0osD0'
~ Co.. 0oeSot3 ~.
N s1nn-oo esn0 "a I'M
J. q 0o1l1ss0 q O. 0Dos1al AO0A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-28
TRAIN DID NOT COME.
North saund Passenger DID Not Pass
Tn~cv2r Ga;r-s.t,e Thu-soey.

'''.. ',t1! .,..r2,r
T. il ' - '" 49, .... =.
~ ... -. ,.i, o.,io, 4
'dIr.'.r '"in,u,. d.i 10, com.
'hr"Wth. "N ''.S 10 A a"cld.it ON t..
Jack onl!n" and ,u,nass,..rn div is.
ION Of the road hear burnett, Lake.
The train vas operated via Palatka
but the Passengers for all points
north to High Springs were accom-.
modated by q special.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
BROWNSVILLE
AFFAIR UP

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-"whue v,s.
running from my quarters to the barracks
L distinctly heard bullets whizz.ne ov,r
my he.ld- They came from the town ana
were apparently being fired in the direc-
ton Of the hospital"
This statement was made TODAY bv
Ninso Sanders. first sergoant OF Company
y Twenty-ffth Infantry. before the SEN
ate military committee, when the inonir,.
INTO the Brownsville incident was re-
sumed. Sergeant Sanders stated ,bat hl.
quarters were about five hundred yards
outside the military reservation. he beinr
a married man. He was awakened bv tbe
shooting and It was while he was runninr
10 his company quarters that the bullets
came over his head
Then he heard the voice Of a lieuienan,
say; ''Brak open that gun rack"
lie declared that every man OF mis- com.
pany was present or accounted for. and
that the examination Of their rifles and
ammunition made by Captain Lyons IN
the presence OF Major Penrose and Lieu.
tenant Lawrison was satisfactory to IN,
Officers.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
'WHlTE BREAD"
Lacks Things tho Body Needs.


The valuable food elements required
TO build up the nerves and brain are
found up under the shell Of the wheat
and these pants the white flour miller
discards. because they slightly darken the
flour. II makes a big difference in the
body whether Il Is fed the proper food
elements or not
A Mo. woman looked into the matter
and found-her weak stomach came from
too much mice white bread" She writes:
About years ago my health was very
poor, appetite all gone, my stomach too
weak 20 digest what little ] could cat:
everything sourod. my nerves were weak
and my heart skipped beats
"rhe doctor treated me for liver trouble
without much benefit and finally ] had
nervous prostration. was very much
discouraged and feared I would never be
well again.
Deciding upon reform at once. and
having heard so much about Grape-Nuts
food for strengthening and building up
broken down system. began 20 eat it
and left of my white bread. II did not
sour on my stomach as the white bread
had done.
MY stomach soon got better. my nerves
stronger and commenced TO gain every
way right along II was boon 10 me-
truly a nerve and brain builder. I have
many thanks TO give 10 Grape Nuts and
its originators for good health in my old
age.
II am 20 years old and ever since the
FIRST time We placed Grape-Nuts food on
our table hve years ago. it has always
been there our family like the rich nutty
taste and often eat il dry as well as with
cream. But there are many other ways OF
preparing Grape-Nuts. and we never fan
to recommend this food to those with tired
and worn out brains and nerves" Name
given by Postum c.. Battle Creek, Mich.
Read the little book The Road TO Well
vlie." in pkgs. There's a Reason"
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
ENTERTAINED ITALIANS

The italian Mission rooms. at Sew
enth and Scott streets last night were
crowded. the musical-lIterary enter
ing the drawing attraction. The pro-
gramme was interesting and wa,
much enjoyed by those present.
The mission Is q branch OF the West
Presbyterian Church. The Rev Alex
ander Alison. minister at West Church.
made an address, and Thomas De
Bamphiliis. an italian missionary,
spoke in the language OF Italy.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

of overseers Of draining swamps to $3.50
a day; to enable school district No. Isl, in
Sussex county, TO borrow money for
school purposes; fixing the license fee for
photographers in Kent and Sussex ceun-
ties at $40 year; stipulating certain
records 10 be made by the recorder Of
deeds regarding properties sold to satisfy
claims Of New Castle county taxes; to
regulate traffic over the Nanticoke river
bridge at Seaford.
Introduced, read and referred-By Mr..
Paradee, prohibiting the sale in Whining
ton Of sheep and lambs containing the
liver. lights or pluck" in them; provide
ing an examining board for stationary
engineers in wilmington; requiring pay-
ment Of wages weekly.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
House.
House met at 1850 a. m.

House met at 1850 a. m.
Prayer by Chaplain Ogg.
Adopted-Concurrent resolution offered
by Mr.. cubbage for joint session at Il
o'clock Wednesday to give Insurance
Commissioner Marshall a hearing on in
surance bill: concurrent resolution offer1 Il
by Mr. Cooper FOR joint session at 11aO
o'clock on Wednesday morning to give a
hearing on the bill to regulate medicine
and surgery.
Introduced, read and referred-By Mr..
keenan, TO raise The taxes on the Della
ware Railroad to $4,000 year; to amend
the jury laws by abolishing special iurles;
to prohibit State or county officials TO
charge more than the legal fees.
BY Mr.. Hirons, &c impose a tax Of five
cents on each gallon Of liquor distilled in
the state; designating Isaac T. Parker.
Nanlove Hayes and Ebe w Tunnel a
commission to provide for a survey and
sale Of State lands near Rehoboth.
BY Mr.. McCanerty, 10 provide a method
Of collecting taxes should court set aside
the original assessment or tax Cempowers
the court TO appoint hve commissioners to
assess n reasonable taxi.
BY Mr. Cam, TO prohibit railway COM
panies from using public roads.
Ey Mr. Cam. for the protection Of fish
in the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
by allowing the catching Of carp by nets
or senes
BY Mr.. Palmer, to incorporate the town
OF Bethany Beach.
BY Mr.. williams, 10 prohibit shooting OF
wild ducks or geese from power boats.
/ BY AIr. Conwen. to give the State con-
/ troll Of Delaware College by gradual re-
/ organization Of the board OF trustees.
! Kuled-House bill prohibiting sale Of
/ cigarettes to persons under the age Of p
years az yeas, Il nays)
Accommodation from the col
ored residents Of Smyrna, requesting that
I a colored man be appointed State superin-
tendent Of colored schools.
Passed-House bills regulating the drain
ing Of swamps bitches. ETC.. TO Increase
the bond Of secretary of state to $4,000 a
/ year; authorizing the Secretary Of State
! 70 procure a new seal.
/ offered and referred-By Mr.. Cubbage.
TO accept on behalf Of the state the in
creased appropriation by Congress for the
I agricultural experiment station az Della
ware College.
Notices Of bills-By Mr.. Donoway. to
appropriate 500 for the erection Of q
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Routine Work Of tho House.
Senate.


DOVER. Feb, 1i-senate met at 1880 a.
nl prayer by Chaplain Smith
Roll called Mr.. Lingo did not respond.
Read and approvod-Journal
ved-Communlcauon from Mrs
Maria Woede concerning the resolutions
against polygamy.
Adopted-Moiion by Mr.. Sparks tend
ering the thanks Of the Senate to ]. NJ
Davidson, Senate reporter for bouton-
nieros Recommendations bill No. 30. 10
make valid certain deeds, house bill which
had been made special order for to-day
relating TO misdemeanors and drinking on
railway trains.
Notlce-By Mr.. Reed, amending the
charter Of Ellendale so as to Increase the
power and authority Of the collector OF
town taxes.
BY Mr. Monaghan, TO establish anu
maintain an institution for the instruction
Of the blind
BY Mr.. Morrison. establishing a system
OF game wardens and to restock the state
with game.
Introduced (road and referred under
suspension OF rules)-By Mr.. Sparks. act
constituting the associate judges of the
State as a board TO provide for the in
struction and training Of the adult blind
persons of the state Of Delaware: read
and referred. House bin regulating the
dsuning Of liquors provides original
package law; requiring sale and removal
OK no products in less than three gallons
and that the package be unbroken); Sem
ate substitute for House good roads bn
for Kent county Constituting two Repub-
licazs and one Democrat as the State
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
DEATHS.

S. Ferris Bracken.
Alexander z.rClair.
Maria A. Hartmann.
George w. Hewitt
Thomas H. Hoslxen.
John W. Huxley.
James II. Keen.
John W. King
Nellie r. Nelson
Ann Stewart Reybold.
CLAIR-In this city, on February g.
1907. Alexander =. Clair, aged %
years
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence OF his father
in-law. A. J. Toulson, No. 9i6 West
Seventh street. on Wednesday after
noon. February 18th. az $50 o'clock.
Interment Silvcrbrook cemetery.
HARTAlANN-In this city. on the 18th
instant Maria A.. wife OF John G.
Hartmann. in her Goth year.
Due notice OF the funeral viii be
given.
HEWITT-In this city. on the 10th
inst. George w. Hewitt aged 60
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence near Penn's Grove. n
D.. Wednesday February 18TH at 1880
O'clock. lnterment at sharptown. n
). Carriages win meet the $50 tralr
at Penr's Grove.
HOSkEN-ln this city. on February 9
1907 Thomas II. Hosken aged G.
years.
eRlaltves. friends and members O
Corlnthian Lodge, No 20. a. Il. A. NJ
Fairfax Lodge. No. s. ]. o. o. i.
lafayette Lodge No. ., X. OF p, an.
H3lue Rock Council. No. %. L. o. r.. c.
are respectfully invited TO attend n
funeral services at the residence OF rs
eon-in-law. Edwin r. Denny, No. Sc
Maryland avenue on Wednesday az
fernoon. February 18th, at O'Clock
1nterment al Riverview cemetery.
IlEEN-In this city. on February Ii
1907. James II. Keen, aged 81 years.
Relatives. friends and members q
Wenonah Lodge No. g. S. OF H.. Minqu
Tribe No. s. Improved o. r. NJ. Win
ona Council No. 9. Jr. o. A. NJ, an
Csrpenters' and Joiners' Union No 152
ar erespectfully invited 10 attend IN
funeral services at his late residenc'
DO. 730 Pine street. on Thursday AZ
frnoon. February "A. at O'Clock. In
ternent at Riverview cemetery.
fING-In this city on February i
1907. John W., son Of John II. an
Maria J. King, in his 3oth year
Relatives and friends of the famll
Are invited TO attend the funeral ser
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Dinner Ea- Grandchildren

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones. of Bridge
vile. entertained their grand children
last sunday at dinner. The grand children
ere. Edward Elliott Of wilmington. and
Miss Minnie Elliott Roland Elliott. Clay
ton Elliott Bradford Jones Cornell Jones.
Garrison Jones, Miss Ekle Jones. Miss
Bertha Jones, Miss Susie Jones ana Miss
Helen Jones, all Of Bridgevila
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

highway commission for Kent county)
House bills authorizing the Delaware
Board OF Pharmacy to enter into recipro-
cal relations with the Board of Pharmacy
Of other States; railway cuspidor bill.
Conowred in-House concurrent resolu-
ton concerning the two houses in joint ses
sion at i1.sO on Wednesday to hear physi-
clans of Delaware discuss the bill regu-
lating the practice Of medicine and surg.
cry in Hhis State.
Notice-By Mr.. Sparks, providing for
additional amendments to the general in
corporation law.
BY Mr.. Conner providing for the execu-
tion of all sentences Of death. upon con-
viction Of a capital felony by electrocu-
tion instead of by hanging, by the meek
the person so convicted.
Recess to . 30 d. m
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
$4,000 FOR EDGEMOORL LIGHT
Department of cOmmsres Asks Con-
sress to Improve Delaware Depot.

Extensive improvements arc con-
templated at Edgemoor Lighthouse
Depot The Department Of Commerce
recommended to Congress yesterday
that $4,000 be appropriated to secure
two acres Of land necessary for the
work contemplated. New wharves are
to be built and a protected berth for
the lighthouse tender to prevent dam
age by ice win be provided.
It is desired to modernize and equip
the plant for the important work that
centres there.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
STOLE UNDERCLOTHING

The meanest thief that has appeared IN
the city for some time visited the home
Of William Virden. night man at Third
street bridge, last night and stole practi-
cally all his underclothing. The wearing
APPAREL was with the weeks washing on
the line, but only Mr.. virden's garments
were taken ~
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
GIOYes. HOsierY and Underwear

Everything that desirable for man. child to be found
Gloves Hosiery Underwear Many broken lines closing
a about half price We mention specials
sample Coll and Cashmere Gloves less than half price
Mems and Women Sample Underwear worth per garment
e..
BOYS Girls Combination soc asc
Womens Black Cashmere Hose worth ISc pair for
Chldren Fleece Lined Black Hose worth I2ac for
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
Afternoon Session.

Received-supplemon to the biennial
message of the governor containing a
recommendation concerning the Delaware
New Jersey fisheries treaty (action def
ferred until tomorrow.
Notice-By Mr. Rose, act relative to the
collection OF State taxes from banks and
banking associations
Adjourned to allow four committees
to meoO until 1880 tomorrow Morning.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply 2i1 Tatnall st. fl2-5t
FOR SALES yards Brussels carpet,
cheap. Apply 2il Tatnall ST. f12-1t
To-day is being observed as a holiday
il being the anniversary Of Lincoln's b rth
There will be no school and the banks and
public offices arec losed.