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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

r.. accuse Cot Bryan ot having
built himself up by free newspaper
advertising. But II Il politician ever
pay pace rates for 1t somebody is
sure ., call him crooked
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

Cuba has accumulated national
debit and is threatened with Il general
strike BUT she will have to come To
the front with war scare and Il
financial panic before she can hc con.
sid,~ad a real addition to the family
Nl --Inns-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

Just when everybody thought the
New York panic had passed without
any evil results We discover that 1t
has FINISHED Tom Lawson with the
.eNcu-" lor another magazine article.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

Pro. Lombross declares that Harry
-,aN is uuquestionably insane
Which arousc~ our first serious doubt
u '.' subject
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

p would b." interesting 10 know
boss ,u" Sew York panic looked TO
Tame. iI.l,u Hyde from the safe
.u- ground of Paris.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

lion Joseph Cannon is now pre-.
PAIRING 10 assemble and go into SEES
sion u Washington
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

p Begin, TO look as though some
~ those Presidential booms had suf-
.rt -"r uuuCtures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

The investor who does not read
he read estate ads. is not much Of
3D. investor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

President Roosevelt seems 10 he
..,,n- Oh" posum against the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

.. .u. have any craftsmanship in
.... V.|! show in your ad.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

i.." .alDOu men ar IT,
."rJ uneasy regarding
-.. .I" approaching vet and
o.. @ Duyal county some
'de that the county will
" are pleading for time
- arrange their business
a., " be Sun remarked prior
N'ata IN Eseambla oOunty.
Ss'A county Votes aFy saAsoa
:. = .sa. = sahs s.I IIssaas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

"Ul" 81 Orlando have
.N aud Order League
object at which is ~
blind tigers which I'
.''-t Orange county
..'Jou ~ me sale y'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

-..-o..,a.Heck sun Is an eight-page, forty
- ,.,er. published every Monday and
-. and contains all the news OF the
-, ,g,.,, state and general, and will be
,,.,.l ,a-.4sc Tree, 20 any r1rt OF the United
CO canada, Tor !Ioo year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

~ .y,r..,.ug bills become due after first
-,r...., advertisement, unless otherwise
',,r.1,,. 100 contract. Parties not known to us
IN Re required to pay for advertising in adj
Address. THE DAILY Sun.
GAINESVILLE, FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

v,,l.ae notice, in local column 10 cents a line
Nt,.,,,..r,ion. and cents for each additional
.,- display advertising made known on
IRlca'''a'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

.arl OBJ, The Lake C.tt
-- for the establish
factory iu that tuRu
b" viii have accom-
nr DO" Industrial wcl.
70" than any man ha-
'h' past Success o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-20
GEORGIA LEADS
AL40THER STATES
IN NUmBeR OF RECRUITS FUR
NlsHED FOR UNCLE SANS
NAVY.

The gunboat Wasp is now return
ing north from a trip 10 all southern
ports for the purpose Of securing re-
cruits. She is now ia Jacksonville
and VIII 90 to Savannah this week.
Ia : recent interview, the com.
'anding officer Of the Wasp said the
itizens of Georgia are. certainly pa
notic. To say nothing OF the.s.
'ers Of her sons given ~ navy
through permanent and travelling
.arties, bent on recruiting. at differ
ent times during the past year. an
interesting story is told by the his
tory of the work done ia the recsuit-
ne line by the Wasp
"Of the twelve or more states Wis
ted by this vessel on her Ayage Of
some five thousand miles, 8nce last
January, and the several stops made
at different points in each state.
Georgia with it's two seaports visit
d, has turned out two more than
Louisiana, in which state | visited al
least four places, among these the
arge city of New Orleans twice.
Louisiana gave forty-three OF her
sons, Georgia giving forty-fye; thirty
rom Savannah and fifteen from
Brunswick very creditable show
nl> indeed. Another thing, despite
what papers say occasionally about
young men deserving. all that Geor-
ga has .sent to the public service
are still there. and as long as they
are phW ideally able. win remain
there.
"If, as ' suspect, the several19@ng
men whom we have enlisted from
our state. have written home and
pictured everything simply as they
,ound it personally, then I am per
ectly satisfied that my stay Will see
hat forty-hve grown into eighty-fve.
florida, a state with so much land
stin to be peopled, gave twenty-4ve
lt her sons, and in Jacksonville in
crest was so great that during the
i've days we were recruiting, we
lad seventy-6ve applicants. of whom
We weres only in q position to enlist
Xteen"
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OPIUM { e. 81: j.: !. !: :: ::
3. M. WOLLEY CO..

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I left off your treatment four
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have used both for the liquor and
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{. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh, Penn
WRITE TO DIR. WOOLLEY, Box
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YELLOW SKIN.

Nine times out of ten the
skin is yellow and has bad col
or. when the system is run
down and the back is weak.
1t is due to kidney and liver
troubles. Il your skin ia In
such condition. II your system
is not in proper condition,
give our
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KIDNEY ANojLiVEP
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
GRAN H0teEleSt0udnt "INGLATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10y 12'-CFuz y F0rtaeza2l..

aa Hotel Cpadad para pasaeros
suac6n mas cnta Vistas Ia bahia las cas de Tu6n Cruz
81 mas fesco venado de la capital 81 comedo
Anlas Tene departamentos Independence mas
Agoao adeAs del pzo antique de las comdas
gusto del pasaero Tn de INTERPRETERS
ecOs igua de los dAs HOte Sc hacen abonos
manalee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
AguaS Minera|eS de BurIada

Procedn de los famoso mananaes de Burada nu"
pmeras de odo etoo (an rico en- uensh'
nerales) que apaece eemeno mnelazador Ell YCD
sas aguas eneu gran dstntos pses DE America @
peamente Mc donde medco emnentes las fecomen
dan efa para aeOnes del es6Ggo (gasraga dispeps ca
aos gastrcos au6a de Ia 0r1aa (caaos VexiCaes
c6lcos nefrlcos etc) iguahneute las del hgad0
Son muy agdabe sabo Sc toan en- a
codas mezada poquo de vino pueden tambn So
las aoue hora producndo odos los satsfactoros re-
sultados. j.
Importadores Puerto Rico, l
sucesores Do F. luntOs Co.
Cruz IL ESan Juan P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-24
Colonia Especial
De EJtndiantes PneytoyyIqReSOs 81
Baltimore, ma.

Adnite niflas y sehoritas, y var0-
nes menores de I3 aHos. Para Ia ad-
quisici6r de prospectos, dingirse ].
Doctor Rafael Janer, r6az Druid ELL
Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
Para mas Informes, dirIjlrse &
Arturo /; nia2 Rlo-1ledrss
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
De BEARN
IS DEAD IN RUSSIA
Was Miss Beatrice Wnans,
Popular Baltimore Young
Lady.

News has been received in America
OF the death OF the Princess de Bearn.
formerly the beautiful Miss Beatrice
Winans. Of Baltimore. The princess died
last Thursday in the French embassy
at ST. Petersburg. Russia. to which her
husband. formerly a member OF the
French embassy stan at Washington,
was attached. A week ago a son was
born TO the prince and princess.
There was. probably no girl in the ex-
elusive set at Newport more popular
than Beatrice winans. She had scores
Of admirers. and there was many an
aching heart on this side OF the water
the day she became the princes bride.
She was the only daughter OF Mr.. ava
Mrs. Ross Winans. OF Baltimore and IN
the latter city. as well as az Newport
London, and Paris. Beatrice Winans was
universally popular.
,drs. Winans died last spring In Paris,
and about three months ago Mr.. W.nans
returned 20 this country and reopened
his home in Baltimore,
Everything that a girl could wish for
was at Beatrice Winans' command She
had wealth. beauty. youth. and many
personal attractions that made her a
fsct0r in social circles OF capitals OF the
world. Her engagement TO Prince dc
Bearn was announced in May, 1905. and
June "a. of the same year they were
married In the Church of Ste. Clotllde
in Paris.
TIE princess was related through her
mothers family TO Whistler. the famous
painter. The founder OF the Wlnans
fortune was the great-uncle OF the
| princess. and died IN .1Ss7, leaving ar
estate Of 81. 900, coo.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
CAPITAL SEVENTEENTH
IN POSTOFFICE LIST

Washington stands seventeenth on the
list for September OF the fifty largest
postofhces in the United States.
The report made public today SHOWS
an increase iu gross POSTAL receipts at
the Washington office of 81, 1lS-S6 for
the month over the corresponding month
last year. Ia September, 1906. the gross
receipts were so. 359.75. against SOL. iio-6S
for September this year, an inCrcaSt
OF l2.3D Per cent.
New York stands ut Che head OF tho
LAST with receipts for the month or al
81. 1924. against 81, $50, 5S6.SS in September
last year, On increase Of sos per cent
Chicago is second on the list with an
Increase OF 1872 per cent Boston makes
the largest gain with $3.50 per cent San
Francisco continues a steady gain, as
Goes the other coast cities, the percent
age Increase for the month being 90.
iortland. Ore, makes gain OF 1880
per cent.
Providence. r. l.; Detroit, Mich.
Hartford, Conn. and Albany, y. Y, arc
the only offices in the group showing
decreases for tho month.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
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The Washington times., 1907-10-19
MARCONI TESTS
ADD NOTHING new
Navy Experts Say Inventor
Should Do More With
Power Used.

The test OF Signor Marconi in flashing
messages across the Atlantic from sgd
ney. the signal station, at Glaze Bay
Neva Scotia, 10 Clfden, Ireland. with
hiEh-power wireless plant according
to experts Of the Navy Department Is
the outcome of the perfection Of his
system. That anything new In the wire
less world has been added to the dis
coveries Of the last few years, Is en-
phatically denied.
II do not wish to minimize the
successful test" said Lieutenant
Commander Davis today. but II we
turn back to the pages OF little
recent history we fno that messages
have been transmitted across the At
lantIe by the Fessenden system numbers
of times.
THE system that Marconi is using
requires immense power. At the Glace
bay station he has erected'a plant with
an electric power OF $50 killowats. hav-
ing two receivers and two senders. With
this equipment Marconl should have
been able to transmit messages a great
er distance than he did, and saould have
sent and received at least from 5000 20
1000 words.
The plant which Is used by the equip
ment Bureau OF the Navy Department.
developing a power OF thirty-ive kilo-
watts. has accomplished some wonderful
results, but 1 would not express skep-
teal views as to what Marconi may or
may not be able 20 do with the new
system"
Both Lieutenant Commander Davis
and his assistant. Lieutenant J. J. Hy-
land. state that the immediate effects OF
the wireless system upon the great
transatlantic cable systems Will not be
material. Indeed. these officers declare
that II Is a question whether or not
the wireless will ever be of great COM
mercial value. In naval warfare. how
ever, they claim IL is most essential. It's
advantages to the various governments
ard 70 the armies and navles OF the
world, Commander Davis asserted.
would be paramount Later develop
mems, he said. may be productive Of
features, the values or which could not
be computed in dollars and cents
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
THIEF IS FORGIVEN,
STOLE FOR LOVER

NEW YORK, Oct 19.-Ou her adrnls-
sion that the money realized from tho
pawning of a 5000 diamond bracelet
which she had stolen while al work IN
the Holland House last january. had
Deem used 10 pay a PHYSICIANS bills
tor her sweetheart. Lizzie Noggi was
released under a suspended sentence
yesterday afternoon before Judge Grain,
in part /, general sessions
Mrs. Lillian Rand, OF Los Angeles.
Cal. who had been the victim OF the
thctt, was in court. and when she told
the Judge she believed the girls tale
20 be true, and asked that justice be
tempered with mercy. Judge Grain de-
cided TO release both the girl and her
sweetheart. Juhax Irma. who was also
on trial for receiving the stolen prop
erty. They were both ordered 20 repor;
10 Mrs. Walker. the probation officer
OF the court. once a week
The valuable bracelet was L,avned for
$50. but was returned to Mrs Rand
and with her property again in her
hands. she did not want to see the
couple punished.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
THE REV. DR.. GUTHRIE
TO ADDRESS Y. N. C. A.

The Pev. DR.. Charles F. Guthrie. the
new pastor Of the Hamllne NJ. <. Church
Of this city. Will address the men OF
tie Young Mems Christian association
tomorrow afternoon, at $50. in the gym
nasium. His subject VIII be The -Four
Faces" DIT. Guthrie has but recently
come 10 Washington. having been for
many years pastor OF the Strawbridge
NJ. r. Church OF Baltimore. He Is prom
inent in the Baltimore conference. and
IS well known as a public speaker.
The NOrdica Mandolin Club will give a
concert in the lobby OF the Y. NJ. c. A
building, at 3 O'Clock tomorrow. and
Thomas L Jones will render some bari
tone selections. After Dr. Guthrie's lee
ture. the Bible-study classes will con
vene.
A fellowship tea will be served at the
conclusion Of the classes.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
ESTIMATES LIST
FINISHED TODAY
Commissioners Will Ask
for approximately
$13,600,000.

The Commissioner viii today conclude
their consideration OF their estimates
the total OF which will amount approx
mately 10 $I3, Geo 0eG. OF this sum in the
neighborhcod Of 100000 viii be asked
for those improvements which come un-
priations," 100000 to be paid On fbe
debt OF the District. and 5000 900 for the
general needs Of the District govern
Among the things for which the Com
1aiissioners VIII ask favorable considera-
ton are the installation of The high-
pressure water service, $3.50, 600: mort able
schools, public bath house, an addi-
tonal public convenience station and
SUBSTANTIAL Increases in the police and
health departments
The Commissioners will ask also FOR
liberal appropriations for the Board OF
Charities and the Public Fairgrounds
Association
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
BISHOPS TO PREACH
At TRINITY CHURCH

Two bishops from far distant places
will preach at Trinity Episcopal Church,
at the corner OF Third and streets
northwest, tomorrow.
The divlnes are: the Rt Rev. Logan
A Roots. Bishop Of Hankow, China; and
the most recently consecrated of any
OF the bishops; ana the Rt- Rev. I. w.
Keatog. OF Olympia. Wash. The former
via speak at the II O'Clock service, and
die latter viii deliver his sermon at
the evening service at o'clock.
The two bishops are visiting this city
after having attended the Episcopal con-
vention AZ Richmond. They will prob
ably speak on conditions In their respec-
tive diOceses-
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
BEST ROLLER SKATER
ARRESTED AS THIEF

Wishard T. Burroughs a clerk at the
Christian Drug Company, 63S Pennsyl-
vania avenue, who claims to be the
champion roller skater OF the District
was arrested today on a charge of petit
larceny. He lives at l49 Eighth street
northwest, and Is nineteen years old.
For several days the firm has had
reason to believe that one OF the clerks
was not making fun returns OF sales
and suspicion was directed at Burroughs.
Last evening Detective COrnweIl spent
marked dollar at the store, and this
morning Detective Baur gave the boy a
s. bill. The police say the money was
found on the boy when he was arrested
Several packages Of cigarettes and
numerous photographs OF women which
were found in the young mans pockets
told their own story. He will be ar
raigned in the Police Court Monday.
The Washington times., 1907-10-19

respect Americans. They look down
upon Us socially For this reason the
usual alliance between an American
woman ana a titled foreigner is a
failure at the outset. Titles are cheap
and plentiful enough on the other side
Of the water. 1t is only IN America
where we have no titles. that such an
exaggerated value is placed upon them
''rhe only way 20 account for %he
American madness over the foreign title
question Is or the theory that we al
ways want what we haven't got. We
don't have titles in this country, hence
We are wild 10 get them.
The only good excuse for any Amer
icln woman marrying a foreigner is
tEat she loves him. Love Will excuse
even that very great matrimonial risk
one reason marriages generally are
such failure Is that women after mar
TiaZe permit their ideals and ambitions
10 nie down a wife becomes dull. COM
Portable. and consequently fat No won
der the husband 80 often seeks an
affinity"
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
HORACE GRAY FUNERAL
HELD This AFTERNOON

The funeral services OF Horace J.
Gray, Assistant Attorney General of the
Interior Department. were held at 2
O'Clock this afternoon a. his home, 1861
street northwest. The Rev. W. J.
Cox. assistant rector of St Thomas
Church. conducted the services.
The honorary pallbearers were John
McPhaul. F. c. Finney. L. c. Pace, f.
Webster. and John Homan. ali Of the
Interior Department The burial was in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Gray died yesterday in his Wash
ington home. He was one of the best
known members OF the legal Paternity
In Washington, and was seventy wears
old. bis talent for the law was an in
heritance from his father who was n
probate Judge Of Michigan.
he was the father-in-law of Justice
ASHLEY NJ Could
The Washington times., 1907-10-19
ASKS COURT For ALIMoNY.

CHEZ Justice Clabaugh has ordered
Frederick Jones TO show cause why
Jones should not pay alimCny 10 his
wife pending his suit for divorce and a
suitable sum with which to defend the
suit. The petition OF Mrs. Jones denies
the statutory grounds for divorce al
legged by Jones, and further Gays that
he Is in good financial circumstances.