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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
MID SUMMER
TRADE IS BRISK
The Usual Complaint About Dull
ness at This Season is
Not Heard.
STOCKS BEING DEPLETED.
Orders for FAN Goods Are Very Iiber-
STOCKS BEING DEPLETED.
Orders for FAN Goods Are Very I.iber-
al-F'irst Half of Year Saw
Heavy Production.

New York. July 12.--R, c. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row will say.
There is not the customary COM
plant of midsummer dullness in
general trade channels, while the de-
mand for seasonable fabrics is rapidly
depicting stocks that threatened to
be carried over. Brisk retail trade is
ACCOMPANIED by more prompt col
loctions. ana many cities that were
slow TO respond to the better feeling
now send satisfactory reports. Job
bets and wholesalers are receiving
liberal orders for fall and winter mer-
chandise and interior buyers are ac-
tive in the primary markets. Manu-
featuring returns tell of large orders
on hand and very heavy production
during the first half of the year.
Lower prices Tor pig iron We're due
TO the larger output and more prompt
deliveries that reduced the premiums
paid for early shipments. Consump-
ton has not appreciably diminished,
although a few OF the steel mills are
closed for repairs. Despite SOME fur
naces rendered idle for the same rea-
son. the total number in blast increas>
ed six during June.
Quiet conditions prevail In the pri-
mary markets for cotton goods. bu;
the mills arc fully occupied and there
is no prospect of easier terms, owing
TO the large amount of business under
contract, unless e2tenSive cancella-
tons are received.
Woollens are not active. new lines
of mems wear being opened daily
without attracting much attention
and little development is anticipated
before the end of the month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
MANUEL SARABlA FREE.
Man Kidnapped From Douglas Ariz.,
Jail al Liberty Again.

Douglas. Ariz.. July 12.--ATanral
Sarabia, the Mexican who was kid
mapped from the Douglas jail. on the
night of June 80, for which Mexican
Consul Maza and three American Of
ficers have been held for trial by the
grand jury of the territory, is tonight
free man, without the vestige of 4
charge against him. He arrived at
Naco. a border town near here. ac-
companied by Range Capt Harry
Wheeler, Sarabia has expressedi
himself as being profoundly pleased
and impressed with the manner in
which the people of this section came
to his assistance, Gov. Torres at
Hor1nosillo, to Capt. Wheeler, express
sed greatest regret at the manner in
which Sarabia mad been treated by
officers In his department. Hundreds
OF Americans and Mexicans gathered al
the station tonight expecting the re-
turn of Ssrabia and were dsappoint-
ed when 1t was learned that he had
stopped off with Capt Wheeler al
Naco. He will be here tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY july 10 1907

northwest, with the possible exception
OF former Senator Clark.
AN of Mr.. Larsens vast wealth. va
rlously estimated at $25,000.000 to
$b0,000.o00, came through ldgitimate
business Investments.
He was possessed OF wonderful
foresight, and his only poor invest
mcnt was his first one. Born IN the
island of Fuyen of a peasant parent-
age. Larsen emigrated to America
when only 20 years old, Practically
penniless, Larsen was compelled TO
seek employment In the building OF tho
Eads jetties near New Orleans ana
saved about $500.
Hearing OF railroad construction
work in Arkansas, Larsen went thith-
er, where, In making an alleged In
vestinent he was buncoed out of his
small fortune. This however, proved
q valuable lesson, for thereafter he
was duly cautious and never made
bad loan" He borrowed a watch IN
order that he might accept position
as timekeeper on the Arkansas rail-
road. This road completed, larsen
went back 20 the Black Hills. where
he engaged in freighting. This proved
very renunerative.
About this time the building OF the
Northern Pacific was begun westward
from Bismarck Larsen secured sew
eral sub-contracts and upon the COM
pletion OF the road had built more
than any other man. 1t was while
thus engaged that larsen entered the
building business, his bank being at
the front for the purpose of pay
ing men and sub contractors. For
greater convenience. he also estab
lished banks in Billings, Helena. Great
Falls and other cities.
During this work, as well as on the
Great Northern and Canadian Pacific,
Larsen became interested in other en-
terprises, such as mining. numbering.
brewing. and the like, which all have
proved veritable gold mines. These
interests are situated In Montana,
British Columbia, Idaho and Washing
ton.
Mr.. Larsen was married, but OF the
union no children have been born. He
was member of the Catholic church
and of the Elks. He was noted for
his philanthropy, including many
gifts TO churches, communities ant.
individuals. Death was due to liver
complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
HARVEST PREPARATIONS KEEP
BIG IMPLEMENT HOUSE BUSY

The premises OF the Consolidated
Wagon e. Machine Co., on State street
are the scene of much activity these
days. Threshing outfits are being as
sembled and shipped with all speed
Orders in this line are plentiful AL
most exceeding the ability OF the com
pany TO supply--The highest grade OUT
fits have the preference and this Is not
confined 10 threshing machinery alone.
Mccormick binders and harvesting
machines and Reg Tag Irvine are in
great demand among tfe farmers be-
cause OF their absolute dependability.
The excellent growing weather OF tha
past weeks Is very encouraging TO the
farmers who are spending money freely
In anticipation of good crops everywhere.
Activity In Automobiles continues four
cars going out of the premises of the
Consolidated Wagon e. Machine Com
pany during the past week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old Books. Music and Magazines
Put them IN strong new covers for
preservation, Many records OF value
can be saved by having Thorn bound
The News" bndory can do the work
" any form Al any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
You Cannot Be
Too Particular

Where you buy your drugs
and medicines. The very
best grade-absolutely pure
and fresh--has made our
Prescription trade what ii is
today. No substitution
prompt service-reasonabIe
prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
CLOSE OF PETER LARSEN'S :
REMARKABLE CAREER

Helena Mont, July a. Peter LAR
sen, one OF the richest men in the
northwest, died at his home here to-
night after an Illness OF TWO years.
Never was there more striking ex-
ample OF aYailing oneself OF
opportunities than the career
OF Peter Larsen who less than
40 years ago landed on American
shores pennllesa unacluainted with
Try. died the wealthiest nlsn IN the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
Watches I! JeweIry!

re your watch stops or does not give
satisfaction, send It to an Expert
Matchmaker; work sent by mail OF
express Will receive prompt attention.
JAMES MARTIN. Jeweler,
American Fork, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. July l2--Bradstreets
bank clear1ngs report Tor the week end
ing July II shows an aggregate Of 81
eS2 e23 600. ms against ,2.7ss, 40. 600 last
week and s2,S45 10000 In the correspond
ing week las. year. Canadian cleaungs
for the week total s97,545,0CO. as against
So. $500 last week and SS,gM,00o IN
the same week last year The following
Is list OF the cities; Inc, Dee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
BUSINESS NOTES

The dividends on nearly everything in
the local list have not been paid and
the usual lull is in evidence. Quite a
number OF transactions have taken
place In Utah Sugar common but most
of the other stocks have been inactive.
Utah the Idaho and Western Idaho
Sugar companies, at which the ques-
ton of amaigamaion will be settled, is
set for the afternoon OF Thursday the
18th inst The following are the latest
quotations:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

~ r. Pound ',''..'' '">''f !"'
from an ">tc,,a, 'r,i - '.r vast
r.. haI a muu' dur. .. u 'Ah"
-" N,r"h MANY place "i l"'' ."''
Friends are plui +" welcome" hi."
nom" AGAIN,
/ = u.ury o. W,,1, Sc. rn'ppr
tho. Who spout YESTERDAY IL 'hi,
,itv on hu-inr>- IT, - we s'h'rr
mr,IN,. + uf N" Nru ~ ne Fl'nr" NIL
iuu Company. nann,I, -. r al ivan.
her. v,ich iirm 'uio'' = N"r| ~
t.Y~ilr business
IL Il Arnold and w'', n'', g"n"
- Indian Srrius-. O.. wh'"'' ''Y
will r.c,nrn'. for ~" n"\' '.w
weeks Th.y t,-iird To l"'p !o~'' u
on the happenings ~ mis- "'tI"n,
hcnc. directed that The sun be for
warGvI to the'A
Georg. Smith OF Arr"dord" was in
the city y.st,i day. Friends Of Mr..
and Mrs smith win h" pleased AZ
the information that they soon expect
70 max. their home in this ci'v, hdr-
ing made arrangements to move n-r.
about September |.
4. u. Halsell OF OAK. successful
trucker. was In tn" CITY for t"w
hours on business yesterday MIR.
Halsell IS Il practical man when II
comes 10 the growing Of vegetables.
and has made great thing financial
~ from his experience.
l.. NJ. SCARBOROUGH. the clever sales.
man for s. F. Brooks. left Yesterday
for Atlanta. He was accompanied hy
his little sister Lottie. They will
spend several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. James Hopkinson on the famous
Ruralist farm near that city.
Deputy Sheriff l.. +. Story of Wind.
sor has returned 10 his home. after
q visit to the county capital OF a
couple Of days MIR. Story brought
Joseph Green and Sarah Franklin.
colored. whom he arrested at Rex
recently for living In adu'try. They
will be held 20 await the action or
the grand jury.
w. H. Hays OF Tyler was in the
city yesterday. Mr. Hays has been
engaged in the mercantile business
with his brother In Tyler for some
time. but owing to the Ill health OF
his wife has disposed OF his interest
to the Alachua Trading Company. and
expects soon to &C with Mrs. Hays
to the mountains OF West Tennessee
for the summer. For the next few
days. however. MIR. and Mrs. Hays
will be located at BROKER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
MR.. wATERWoRrH DEAD.
Weil known Young Man Of This See.
ton Passed Away In Jacksonville.

Wei known Young Man Of This See.
ton Passed Away In Jacksonville.
r. II. Waterworth. about thirty
years OF age. a we'll known young man
of this section who has been engaged
in the mercantile business at Rocky
Point for the past few months. died
at st. Luke's hospital In Jacksonville
Wednesday from the result OF an op-
GRAFTON performed for hernia.
Deceased was an Enslishman by
birth, but came to this State about
two years ago. having been brought
here from Biltmore. n. c.. to take
charge of the stock OF Spring Park
Farm. He worked with this farm until
a few months ago. when he decided
to 10 into business for himself. and
last April purchased the Hunsicker
stock of merchandise at Rocky Point,
where he has since remained.
Deceased had no relatives In this
section OF the country. hence was
buried in Jacksonville Wednesday AZ
ternoon. His numerous friends here
will regret exceedingly to learn OF
his death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Sym psshy for NJ. Fletcher.

The information OF the burning OF
the kitchen. will all contents. OF D..
h. Fletcher. which occurred at Tren.
ton Sunday night, was received here
With o great deal vi reer.t As MI.
Fletcher has many friends In this city.
The information came through the
correspondent of The Sun. who states
that everything was lost In the
kitchen. and it was only with the Wig.
orous efforts OF Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
that the home was saved
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
TIE NEWS FROM BELL.
Mr.. Fletcher toss Kitchen and Con-
tents BY Fre-Other Notes.

Bell, August THE continuous
Hn'ck of the mechanic hallmer
lI,.s that our town is impro> ing.
J \ Sloclm of Santa Fe comnunity
was shopping here Saturday. Reports
folder saved IN good condition. and
expects to reap Il nice quantity OF hay
in his section. Cotton not doing we'll
shedding fruit badly.
The school. under the manage nleLt
of Prof. Freeman was doing fine. but
week Miss Crosby will take charge
and We are confident will keep the
school up ~ date.
W. j. Ward is now fl charge of
the railroad section here. He Ia pay.
ing hands every Saturday night, and
has full crew on duty
Miss Henrietta Dyess. one OF the
most popular and progressive Of the
West End. was visiting here Saturday,
a guest OF Mrs. 8. o. Barron.
Miss Clara Thomas another OF the
"out-of-town' teachers. was visiting
her sister. Miss Ava. Saturday. From
all reports everyone in that section
Is we'll pleased with Miss Clara as q
teacher.
All who attended the social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Parry
man last Saturday evening. report
having had a very pleasant time.
Daniel Fletcher's kitchen and con.
tents was consumed by fire Sunday
night by active effort Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher. they saved their dwell.
ing. II being connected by veranda
roof. Cause unknown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

The Sun Is In receipt of the fourth
number OF The State Normal Bulletin.
which is the catalogue number Of the
Western Kentucky State Normal
School. Bowling Green, Ky. This Is
one OF two similar schools established
by the Kentucky Legislature last
April. the act passing the Senate and
House by unanimous vote. Col. J. N.
0uilliams 10 Z member OF the faculty,
and this number Of The Bulletin con.
tains . magnificent likeness a him
h his old T. r q. Uniform. The Bullstin
contains many illustrations of seeDsry
around Bowling Green and much
reading matter Of value to teachers.
not the least Of which are the
Pointed Paragraphs" by Col. Gull.
Hams.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION eoa
PATENT.

Notice Is hereby given that in our.
suanCe OF the United States Mining
Laws, w. y. Camp. whose yostofYice
address Is Ocala. Marion county. Flor
ida. has made application for patent
for eighty acres OF placer ground, SIT.
uated in the Cow Creek Mining Dis
trict. Alachua county. State OF Florida.
as described by the Official plat here
with posted. and by the field notes
on Ale in the office OF the Register Of
the United States land Office land die.
trict. Gainesville. Florida. as follows.
viz: Northeast quarter OF Southwest
quarter aud Southeast quarter Of
Northwest quarter. containing eighty
acres and forming n portion Of the
Northwest and the Southwest quarter
Of Section four. I'm Township seven
South Of Range fifteen East. Tallahas-
see meridian.
The location OF this mine is record.
cd in the Office Of the Clerk OF Alach.
ua county on pages So and 63 of Book
No. I cf mining claims.
Adjoining claimants are
Any and all persons claiming 3D.
versely any portion Of said mine a.
surface ground are required to Ne
their adverse claims with the Register
Of the United States land ONCE 1t
Gainesville, I'm the State Of Flo9i6a,
during the sixty DAYS period Of publi-
cation hereof or they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
(Signed) W. N. CAMP.
by f.. e. vOYLR
Attorney In tact
Posted in my ONCE this August 6.
1907. posted on the claim July -,
1907. HENRY 8 CHUBB,
Register
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

G. l. TAiGpin, Who vas % severely
AtWo1 several moaths ago by being
elg0va from one Of the road teams
~ III loot ~ to Be amputated.
- = town yesterday. His friends
~ aoG1ot to learn that the injured
0s0bR SIN gives him . great deal
q Da1n. - much % that he fears he
Vill Dsvss b able to use an artificial
1ooG Nr. Thigpin has served the
ee1nty faithfully for many years a.
NJ ovessser. and inasmuch ~ he
~ lnjured while performing hts
osly - rod overseer. 1t 10 nothing
Asse tAaa Just that the county should
Ds0vS6s literally for his future perma.
nssk support Had he been injured
VAlls h The employ Of . railroad or
0GAse corporation there would have
bsea 10 doubt about his being liberal
b DroSt6sd for. and the great county
q AlAeAua should not be more mig.
0Ardl9 u providing for him than
Ve0A y expeeted OF . ''soulless" cor
AnQDA30n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
THE GAINESVILLE sun ST 1901
WE TOLD YOU so.

II L,, been reiterated ia th'-" "".'
u,uus for 'ho past wear or t"o 'hi'
no tarin .tI~lou l. l'o, ~ih!" ~ 'n'
R,ruhlcan majority III IN" hrN
Congress. n" trusts and mounrp
lists ll,. too tirm a hold on ~ X
plhIic!u leaders. Thi. i n"H con-
t,rm,d from Oyster Bay 10y S'nnt"r
EupNius. after Il con-u',ntion "Nh
President Roosevelt. which Was par.
rlcipat.d in b. II II Miles, represent.
iug III. Wisconsin Tariff Revision
League. senator Hopkins, on leaving
oyster BAY, said "Th" conclusion
reached wa that uo tarif revision
b. undertaken until after III" n'>t
Presidential election. II would b" sui
cidal To th. Republican party, H."
Senator added. TO undertake. a r''lS'
ion of tn" tarE during the n.M Com
grr,s. After tn. Presidential election
I believe IL will be the duty Of the r."
publican party to revise the tariff and
that il Will be done"
After after always after. or Later,
or next Year. but never now. The
last Republican national platform de-
clared: We insist upon the main
tenance OF the principle Of protection, "
and the next platform will contain a
similar declaration. or the Republican
leaders would ind themselves without
their usual contributions for their
campaign funds from the protected
trusts and monopolists.
Will those Republicans who feel
that trust high prices are plundering
them be satisfied with the standpat.
ters program: From experience they
know that with two or three excep.
tons every Republican representative
In Congress will fall back upon the
Republican platform. which insists
upon the maintenance OF the principle
Of protection"-that 10. the protection
Of the trusts. and vote against tarin
revision.
What does the conclusion reached
by the President and Senator Hop
kins mean: that: 1T would be suicidal
to the Republican party to undertake
revision OF the tariff during the next
Cousress?' Il must be one Of three
things. either tho Republicans can
not get along in 1908 without the
usual campaign contributions from
The protected trusts. or that the pres
eat trust prosperity would be dis
satisfied by reducing some Of the pro-
lection the trusts nov enjoy: or to
revise the tariff would cause split in
he Republican ranks. II Republican
prosperity 10 dependent upon pro-
tscting the trusts In making enor-
mous PROFITS. those who are paying
trust high prices and are not too par.
tisan to help their own pockets. must
come to the conclusion that the Re
publican leaders arc In league with
the urusts to plunder them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
rng UMWRsTTeN LAW.

Referring to the enticins Of 2 young
giri from her home for immo1Al pur
poses by one Shackleford. The Ocala
Star says:
There 10 strong feeling. and
It II strongest among the quiet
men who are saying least. that II the
next man. one OF whose female rel.
atives 10 the victim Of a seducer. will
promptly nll the offender full Of lead
he will have little trouble in getting
either bond or q Jury that will acQuit
him. There are foolish women In
Ocala, N everywhere else In the
world, and there are some men who
are on the lookout to take advantage
Of their weakness. and contemplate
enough to boast of success. The ac
cession of one Of these men to the
population OF Hades would be the
most efYectual guarantee OF the good
behavior OF the others
To pump seducers full of lead. is
the best way to dean with them.
They are on the same plane with the
human brute who commits an out.
rage upon one Of our fair daughters.
and should be dealt with In the same
manner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once 1t Gainesville. IA
Au1uae 4 I002

August B. IoO7.
Notice Is hereby given that Nathaniel 4.
Burxe Of wannee. fla. has dice 0Ottce q -
int ension ~ make doal dve-year pro0f =
support Of his claim. viz: Homestead kesy
No. 3lasa made Feh II. le09. fOs the SEX
Sec ton H. Tow nship s.. Range u Z. -
that ~asd proof viu be made before 1e9t1eer
and Receiver 1t Gainesville. Fla. on Sepse0-
her ~ 1901.
lis continuous residence upoe and guilty assoo
Of the land. viz:
W T. by ant. S. L. BOyett. T. 9 Aastbevs-
W. j. SiAugbtes aDOf Wsnnee. ia.
I'd HENRY =. CHCBb ReGtseee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

*tDUoek H1l.1 tosge ~ 10 cover and
- 6HunOlAsas ~ prohibition
- 1goeo 4 bsAoosss prohibition.
100 SsRsiee every e3o9t to
- s1sss saUesa In Illicit sale
~ 1n1a1emting nGUors. The hast
& caso ~ 10 duty In enactins
Z IonoonA laws against the sale OF
3GnssD = asy eoantjss. and Il n the
~ q an hv-abiAinS citisens to
.unu1ae - e0esse - brtnginS to the
- C 1nse1es thooe Who aefy the law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
A"Bilious
Attack.'''

9ymptom8. Sour stomach,
nasty taste In mouth. sick
headache, salloW complex.
Ion, the world your enemy.
Cause. consdpation, inact-
i've liver, overflow OF bSle
into the sy0eeA.
U005bo5. Treatment for two
nights before retiring With
ppiSssS9llS
~ No11o AellEIo
ooe q night, 0oa't worry, sleep
ven and llaturo'l1 10 the rest.
4oats0 1soea0s0s - Css.
4. q. AvGA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

~ 1n0aa = . gssatse curse than
- aU1nso1 1ups who slips around
- bsme aa1 ~. whispers ths story
- As1ss - hss1s - thossA 10 has
- 60 baoe0 fs5so6 d an he world.
- 161ulnOs Sseoassl that vhsa Ct.
- - ~ ~ q ~ worlds VII
- - ~ ~ whispsrse at the
r 80 annGe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

re ~ yal1guoA sttoeneys In North
i(neo11na aov declare they were forced
= aou11 - ~ ultinatun Of Gov.
anev Gosno. II - oaly haA . Presi.
- M ~ sa0e amount Of back.
- = 1ohe11G sssDosatioas instead
" ouusElls1ng vSeA tAsm The people
$50 - ~ Ssoseoalle rates.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Dooonoo & = Fu0oeed that Prof.
leaA Vim s00osS Superintendent
a6mUWog ~ Eosssctioa. so0s editors
- Dss1lseiaG another campaign Of
No1npssu11sa siA Md singing BE-
tUosn tAass tvo candidates. The Sun
60 ~ bsaieve TIT ssch will be
- 49, aa1 Ne warn them that
- Deoo1s win not tolerate q repeti-
- q - eanpsisn between them
= IN. The 6ay Il u inaagurated
. tAaa AAy win both these candidates
- aooDod 10 defeat BY some worthy
0na Vho aoee not stoop 70 vilinca-
~ an abuse In order to secure
Do1e1eal Drs6ermeut.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
4 ~ McCREARY. Editor and Pnh'r

Trans on SUBSCRIPTION:
The Twice.a. Week SuN VI q year; ak
ueathC, Soc. single copies. 30.
ApvrarIsIxo RATA:
Laeal advertisements, is cents line
~ he 6yvt and 10 cents for each add
S0onAl assertion.
,obpaaysd advertisements for three,
$3.50 II mOnths at special rst~s'
- iusnished upon application.
l1essiaes and Death notices inserted
80. OS1tuaPieS, oents line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Oua CLuDsIH0 LIST.

- nnn and the Thrice-s-Week
N.Y.) WoslA oas year. 81 q
- - aDa th0 Atlanta (Ga.)
Veokly Coaseitat3oa ooe yeer.. 70
- ~ 0nA he Atlanta (Ga.)
oui.Wookly JouSnsl one year. 10
- oun and the 6emi.Weokly
3woo.UnioN one year. l ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

- - - ~ hard a any un-
- 0D1Gb1so4s vsessans dooAting
- Hdnelsao - - GA SOLDIER
- Oum& osatlsosa. are yoa
- oonow ~ nooao DanGhtsrs
- Nhae.6ssasv - - co0psaled
Dogt ~ VsstAy hsGitntjoa.
- ooa)1 - sa1G1y take this
- tAGlP shooi1egS?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Too many young men are af!icted
with champagne appettte> who pos
sess only beer purses" They live
beyond their incomes and prey upon
the good nature Of their friends. and
the business public should beware
VI them.