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SERIES OF
 ACCIDENTS

BERLIN.-One man was killed and three others. including Bobby Wal thour, the American rider, were seri- ously injured in a series of accidents on the Spandau bicycle track yester- day.
 During the race the tire of one of the pacemakers burst and the rider was thrown. An ambulance attend ant crossed the track to assist the in- jured man when he was struck by the bicycle of Walthours pacemaker and was instantly killed.
 Walthour and his pacemaker sus- tained very severe injuries. the former being still unconscious and suffering from concussion of the brain. He is in a very serious condition.
 The pacemaker whose tire burst broke his right arm and fractured two ribs but will probably recover.
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L0NGBQAT IS NOT
 FAST RUNNER

Alfred Shrubb, the wonderful Eng fish distance runner. is anXious to run tine Indian, Longboat.
 Nothing would please me better In fact. think it would be some easy money for me-
 "Then you don't think much of Long boats abilities"
 "Wcll" replied Shruhh, "I have failed to learn where be has done anything that would cntitle hin to consideration from a dozen runners | could name l note that in all of his races he has met men who never burned up amy tracks. | would certainly feel Yer! confident were | to enter q match with him. And by the way, nothing would please me more as l said before. than to get him onto a track with yours truly.
 "I know of a man who is heard litl,
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of outside of his home town. Boston whom | think could dispose of Long. boat" continued Shruhb. His name is Frank Kcmally. admire his running very much."
 Shrubb is q great admircr of Robby Kcm of Hamilton, an athlete who Cum- pctcd in the indoor games in Buffalo last winter. Kerr, according tu Shruhb, has the making of great sprintcr
 The definition of an amateur and a professional in England, according to S0ruhb. differs greatly from that in this country "m England" he said. "a m:n i- either a pro or an amateur None of this ou-thr-feucc business. You win find mo amateurs running up q big oNpcns" account m preparing for a contest unless he has plenty of mon cy himself. They are cvrY strict there and keep close tab on the movements of nm amateur"
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
SHOT BY
 CRAZY
 WOMAN

MONTREAL.-Celina Lapointe, a young French Canadian dressmaker, on Saturday afternoon entered a billiard parlur on st. Catherine street east, and after a few words with Ludger Houe the manager. which were spoken in low voice and not overheard, she drew a revolver and shot him in the head. As he fell and before she could be pre- vented she turned the weapon upon herself, and, placing the muzzlc on her right temple, fired.
 Both We're removed to the hospital and the bullet has been extracted from the head of Houle, and he has good chance of recovery. He k conscious, and was this morning examined in re- gard to the motives of the woman in committing such an act. He professed to be unable to give any reason for her conduct, but his opinion is that she must have been temporarily deranged, He declines to state what were the words she whispered to him. stating that she said something, but what it was he cannot remember as almost immediately after they were spoken he was shot and became unconscious.
 The bullet in the woman's head is lodged in the brain and she is not ex- pected to live. She can scarcely he said to have recovered consciousness and seems unable to make any direct answers to questions.
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SWINDLE
 IN MINING HISTORY

SPOKANE. oct li. Mining aunals of the Pacific Northwest do not reveal a parallel to the gigantic swindle by means of salted prospect holes and dumps" of alleged eold-carrylng dirt in the Red Canyon of Wyoming, in which Montana and Washington min- ing men and capitalists have been n- volvcd. Bankers, business men and capitalists were to have subscribed to the stock of the corporation, which was headed by Thomas L. Grccuough part ncr of the late mulu-millionairc. Peter Larsen in Northwest mining and rail- road operations.
 Grcenough has two brothers in Spo- kane, W. D. Greenough and ] E.. Grecnough. J. R. Neill, of Spokane. one of the best known mining men of the Northwest, was interested in the vcn- ture, and he headed a party of Wash- ingtou and Montana capitalists, who, after visiting the ground, voted that it was the greatest mining proposition in the placer line the world has eyer seen.
 Then the bubble burSt, when. after a three days investigation F. W. King, former speaker of the Montana lcgisla- tive house and l. R. Ncill. of Spokane, decided to conduct an independent in- vcstigation. Their work resulted in the expose of the greatest mining sWindle
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
LAPS FORTIFYING
 MANCHURIA

ST. PETERSBURG. oct. H.-Gcucr- al Ltncyitch, commander of the Russian Siberian army. has re- ported to the general staff at St. Pet crsburg as follows;
 'Thc Japanese government is erect ing hastily in Manchuria and Korea Qualifications and sending enormous quantities of ammunition to the places Under disguise of various business en- terprises, they are buying properties from Chnamen in all the strategically important points adjoining our Siberi-
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PARIS, Oct. 15.-Two prominent French physicians Drs. Wickham and De Grais. have caused a sensation at the Academy of Medicine by a report that they had succeeded in many cases in removing the birthmarks known as port wine stains with radium. The new method has proved equally successful in the cases of adults and children.
 The marks are effaced by the simple
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WASHINGTON. D. C.-The state ment of the government receipts and expenditures shows that for the month of August 1907. the total receipts were $5S,226,SS1 and the expenditures $54.- 637 ,79O, which leaves q surplus of s. 5SS,491.
 The total monthly circulation statc- ment shows that at the close of busi- ness August 3l the total of the circu- lation of national bank notes was $604,- 56.327, which is an increase for the year of $34,2O4.O1S and an increase for
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17

thr Northwest has ever had. They found to certainty that the l5o pros prct holes and shafts had been Salted with gold dust to an extent that. it is believed, must have cost the swiudlers more than slo0o0o.
 on the previous trip of th" Washing ton and Montana capitalists. tn which Moritz Thomsen. Ncin and others par ticipatad. the investigators found that the walls of the shafts when scraped of gravel showed colors and gold val ucS running to $9 ror pan. Then it Was that thc Grconouga- anJ their friends thought they had the greatest bonanza ou record.
 A few days later NciDl and Kins went oyer tho same ground alone. Digging into the walls of inc prospect holes they found to certainty that tho dirt was Worthlcss-that tho walls of the holes had been shot with fine gold by some means and they estimated that the criminals had spent at least &1oo.- 0O0 in thc eVindlo.
 The Grccuough brothers spent $l25,- oo0 in one day buying farm lands on the creek that runs through Red Can you, in order to control the water right. They were to have paid $i.5oo,ooo for thc prorrrtN They will pocket their losses and try to forget the most gi- gantic -windlc the Northwest has ever known.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17

tol, and Hlagovc7rhtchcusk to aecunu- late the aun untion.
 Hundreds of similar casns indicate the preparation for war similar prcna- rations are reported in the navy and halbor of KorsaioG in Saehalm. A -pr- cial detailed report win follow by tH, cuwior."
 At the time this dispatch was sent by Gen Lmevtch, the Russian police had arrested two Japanese spies near GlagovoshtchouSl, disGuiscd as Russian telegraph officials, who were making topographical measurements and notes around the fort in Siberia
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
FINANCES OF THE
 UNITED STATES

the month of $G6O,43 The circula- tion based on United States bonds, amounted to $556,O45917, an increase for the year of 32,5oG,727 and an in- crease for the month of $1122.627. The amount of the circulation secured by lawful money was $471lO4O4 an in crease for the year of $1697,451. and a decrease for the month of $1,262. 19O. The amount of the bonds on deposit to secure circulation notes was $559.- 319.71O and to secure public deposits $170.492.O51.
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l. Dennis Arnold, President R. D. Adams, Vice President
 A. F.. Todd. Manager l. A. BaChelder II. Leland. Asst Manager Asst. Manager
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High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
BIRTHmARKS REMOVED
 BY USE OF RADIUM

of plain surface covered action is regulated by the length and frequency of tine application. The doe tors show a series of photographs il- lustrating stages of the cure and final treatment. which left the stain in it's normal condition. The applications. they said were absolutely painless and the treatment could be applied to an infant during sleep.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
MA TIERS
 RECORDED
LOCATIONS, CONFERENCES, ETC. FLED FOR RECORD WITH
 RECORDER.
DECEMBER 14 and 16. 1907,
 Conveyanccs.

Conveyances.
 NJ. M. Ravoukildr to C. Akase ct aL Sept. :, 1907. Ready Bullion and Ready Bullion fraction east of Rytter guleh. C. l.. M. Noble to F M Claridge, Dee. IG. 1907 l. interest in NJ X l., asso. SiNaeh gulch.
 Gold Beach Development co. to Jos eph Muucastcr oct II. l9o1. lots 16, 17. IS and 19 in block 66; lots r and IS in block 43; lots 26 and 27 in block 90, part of lut 3 in block g. part of lot in block g, Nome city.
 AI M. Ravenkldc to Wn. sutton ct al, oct. 1o 1907. Mammoth Moon- shine and Ritter fractions.
 Mortgage.
 Cold Reach Development to North western Commercial oC.. o"t. 1T. 1907, lots in Nome city.
 Proofs of Labor
 Mary asso. at head of American creek. Louis DaroIIes rt al.
 Discovery and Defiance bench on Sid ncy creek. John Leonard ct al
 Hedvig bench l.. l.. otter creek Chas. Udd.
 Mizpah. Peluk creek.
 Nos. and x on Cold Hill Otto Hal la ct al
 Butte. Catherine and Daisy. Spruce creek. D D. Kelly.
 Nos. 23 and 24 above and Bench No above on solomon river Mamie, ad- joining below Sunset creek, Dan Kcl- ly et al.
 ToNusitc tract, Peninsular tract FL dorado island No. 1 and F2ldorado is- land No. ,. NJ. J. Burns.
 Beveridbc assoo R. L. Buster creek NJ. D. McCumber ct al.
 Muckluck and Bean asso. claims, R L.. Penny river, Andrew Sather.
 Edna and Sourduogh fraction, No 1 Daniel creek, Topkok Ditch co.
 Morning Star lode claim. F. l.. Ka' yana creek. J. Overbough.
 No. below Newton gulch. O. F. Si mon.
 r. $. claim. F. l.. Saunders creek J Bclleview. Opportunity. R l.. Derby creek, anc Star claim on l.. l.. Cunningham, C Madsen ct al. No. bench, l.. L. Cooper gulch, R. r | Rassen. No. s above on l.. l.. osborn creek A. II. Miller ct al. No below on Dry creek. Emi Kjelsberg.
 Discovery. No. 1 above, Nos. 1. 2, below and Buzzard on Quartz creek, w. Downing ct al. l No. below on Evening gulch.
 Annie and Nil Desperandum claim on R. l.. Sunset creek, Mike Young e al.
 Nellie, R. l.. Sunset creek, B. Cog gins.
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NOTICE.

Mir. Elmer Bovey is the only author ized collector of the Nome Nugget.
 MT. w. H. Schott has charge of the creek circulation of the Nugget.
 Any complaints which may become necessary on the part of subscribers. if brought to his notice. will be imme- diately attended to.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Jack Halle to Rebuild.

J. NJ. Halle. who had the misfortune
4 few days ago to lose his elegant
home and barn together with other
outhouses. IL determined not to be
outdonc by the fire fiend. and will ut
once rebuild.
Mr. Halle ordered material imme-
diatelv after the fire and has already
begun work Oh his barn Tie expects
To place a force Of wOrkmen ON his
home as soon AZ the proper material
arrives.
This home was one Of the most
modern Of country houses, and MIR.
Halle proposes to replace 1t with a
house just as good
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
THE COUNTY NORMAL.
School 10 Prosressing Nicely, and
Prof. cassels 10 Pleased.

The County Normal School. recently
established by the hoard Of Public In.
struction. and which opened In this
city Monday morning under the d.
rectiOn Of Prof. W. II. Cassels. Is prov.
ing all that Was anticipated at the
opening Of the first term.
Prof. Cassels feels very much en-.
couragrd. and declares that the Nor.
NAL will yet show up to good ad.
vantage. Those enrolled are going at
the work with u determination and u
VIM and the result IL bound to prove
OF great advantage.
Among those who are attending the
County Normal are Misses Anna Tay.
hr. Eddie Reddick and Ida Bowers.
and n. y. Giaxier Of Gainesville: Miss
I-Ontine Harrow. l-evyville: Miss Hat.
tie hawthorn. Hawthorn; Miss Jessie
Hawkins. Alachua: Miss Lois Mitchell.
Wannee: j. NJ. Patterson. Lacrosse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

: q; Gay. Tie naval stores operator
-. Mir.n,J,N. iDrn!,l OF III" iir,n ~
: !. Ga, " GO. W. IT .ns.i, tn, IN
:. d, il Ua...'>Nill' No:,.aA
the valued attaches oi the otter Creek
Lumber COMPANY. was ;rA. .act,A-
Lsis.,,.s in this cit! Yesterday.
Mrs j. u. Gerald, formerly ol tins
CIT! but HOW rrsidin. Inv Tampa -
here on visit to friends, all of " hnm
are delighted to welcome her AEa.i.
r. j. Lowell who for the pa, month
clerk at the store of j. ). l'Uiiford
a. Co. left Monday for Ocala, wh"r"
he has accepted similar position
with the Hunter Drug Co. MIR. Lowell
Is IA young man Of good address. clever
In manner, and made man! friends
during his stay here.
j. A. Abrams. who has been with
his family residing in tn" home Occu
pied by his brother. }. X. Abrams
during the latter's absence, has moved
into comfortable quarters at the home
OF Mrs. Thrasher. His wife Is now
absent. visiting relatives in Savannah,
Ga out expects to return In a few
days. J. X Abrams and wife will also
return about September !. Mr.. Abrams
has been on q visit to the furniture
markets OF North Carolina. and. as
manager OF the Gainesville Furniture
Company. has purchased a fine lin"
Of goods for the fall trade.
The Gainesville Five and TenCent
Store. which IL owned BY A. VI. Dickson
Is now occupying the entire store Of
=. F. Brooks. and Is enjoying fine
trade. Mr.. Dickson who was for sew.
eral years travelling man. making
his headquarters here. decided few
weeks ago that Gainesville was the
proper place" rclinquished his posi-.
ton on the road, and took half Of
the store Of Mr.. Brooks. Since that
time MIR. Brooks has gone out Of bust.
ness. and MIR. DicksRp improved his or
l,Ortunity to make In upto-date racket
store. which he has done. He Is n
,sopllar young man. always ready to
make friends. and will no doubt pros.
per In his new business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
JUDGE MAsoN's COURT.
Six Negroes Arraisned On Charge OF
Gambl,na-Three Acquitted.

There was an Interesting session ol
ll,I-r ,'as.ra court Mon!h\ ia
~ ~ ,rr ed b! ih,'u'> Sh'r,h'
!. .'.", sol Charles N,"n2't at
f. l,a..n.. al ~ u tharsr q. -amh
lin. being arrIishrd
Th".. n""r".s were R~r"r' M"I"'
dIIh Nun,.oiI,rI. Charles W hII''.
t.ii,h Nr,wu. " Ham huffman aud
>u"'hrri Plnku,'I
Montgomery. Mckay aud Whit"
pleaded guilty. and were sentenced T."
pay "A fine ot $40 each and costs. or
SIXTY DAYS in the county Jail
Brown. Huffman and Pinkn"y. when
arraignrd pleaded not guilty. and
Wrr. placed on trial by jury After
hearing the evidence In the case the
jury returned a verdict Of not guilty.
The jury WAS composed OF ID. A,
Robertson. foreman: G. A. W. Thomas,
j. = Bauknight. 7. J. MCRae. Sr..
-. r Zctrourr and W. J. DENLY.
BAKER Il BAXTER represented tn"
Defendants.
r.. ID. Atkinson. white. charged with
obstruct,ng an officer In the discharge
Of his duty. waived examination and
gave bond for his appearance" at the
next term OF the circuit court. Mr.
Atkinson is from Micanory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Have Moved 60 Gainesville.

X. ID. Medlin and family have NOV
ed to Gainesville. realizing the excel
lent educational advantages offered
Lere They come from Wiliistnn
where Mr.. Medlin Is extensively en-.
gagged in the manufacture Of lumber
The Medlin family II now located
temporarily. but have leased the home
OF Capt. John u. Dell. Roper avenue,
East Gainesville. which they will az.
cupy about September I. as Captain
dell expects to remove with his fam.
lily to his elegant farm near Alachua
This house IL one Of the largest and
,ost modern in Fast Gainesville, and
Is bound to prove satisfactory to MIR
Mrdlin.
The friends OF MIR. and Mrs, Med.
lin will b. glad to- welcome them To
Gainesville. and hope they will be
plea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Miss TebeAu's School.

Attention Is called to the advertise
m"nt announcing the opening of Miss
which occurs OH September JIG.
This excellent school Is NOW begin.
ming its thirty fourth year under one
management. and during that time
Miss Tcbeau has turned out some ex-
cellent scholars. II IL one OF the best
private schools I'm the State. and en-.
joys patronage. not only from
Gainesville. but from surrounding
towns.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
4 Runaway HORSE
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
Animal Belonging to c. N. D II
Showed His High Blood.
MORSE CALLED ON ROYAL COOK.
But the Visit Was So Sudden and OF
Short Duration That Mr.. Cook Did
Not Realize the Situation Until the
Animal Had Gone.

One OF the most exciting runaways
to occur in Gainesville for some time,
was that Oh Tuesday morning. when
a spirited hors. belonging to Charles
NJ. Dell, the liyeryman. and driven by
II. A. Robertson suddenly became
frightened OH East Mechanic street.
With q mad dash the animal began
and at the corner OF East Main and
East Mechanic streets the driver lost
control Of the reins. The buggy was
dashed into a telephone pole. the
occupant thrown out on his head. and
the horse continued his mad fight
On the east side OF the square was
seated a negro. whom. 1t was after.
wards said had not moved for two
hours; but the horse came wildly to-
ward him. and there was something
active noticeable about the darkey. II
was none too soon. however. as the
horse leaped over the bench at the
very point where the negro had been
sitting.
Continuing at a breakneck speed.
the horse entered the store of Royal
Cook through the side door proceed.
I'd to smash up rocker that MIR.
Cook had had several years, and which
he priced dearly. and passed out Of
another door into the back alleyway,
being checked only by brick wall
which stopped his progress.
1t was a fortunate thing that Mr..
Cook was possessed OF presence Of
mind to take refuge behind q huge
safe In his store. else he would have
been run over and trampled to death.
The runaway. esrecially at the stor.
OF MIR. Cook Gre \ great deal of
excitement and 81 ~" crowd filled
the store shortly 't.rwnrd to aM"r.
tain the damage. MIR. Cook took the
matter good .naturehly. however. and
said he felt thankful that the break.
ing Of his faithful rocker was the only
damage sustained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
chambe riain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Better Than
Three Doctors.

Three years ago We had three doc.
tors with our little boy and everything
that they could do seemed In vain.
At last when all hope seemed to he
gone We began using Chamberlain 8
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and In q few hours he began to i'm
prove. Today he Is as healthy a
child as parents could wish for
MRS. II. J. JOHNSTON. Linton. Miss.
For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
WELL KNOWN ,msrRucroR,
has Been for More than Fifty vears
Teacher in Gooroja and etort0a.

faS 0eeR voe wore IMAM eWty veSO
Teacher in Georgia and elortds.
Among those who are attending the
County Normal in this city h Prof.
Patterson. principal last year Of the
Lacrosse school. and who has been
assigned to the same school for the
coming year.
Prof. Patterson II one Of the oldest
educators In the State. In both age
and experience. He has had an ex-
I,erience Of teaching In Georgia and
this State for q period Of more than
half u century. during which time he
has proved most successful.
Notwithstanding his advanced age.
Prof. Patterson In very popular where.
yer nc il assigned. and the pupils and
patrons all like him and hts system.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
plNhoLsTER HOME sURMEo.
Unfortunate Prsdieansnt Of Man We'll
Known IN Alaehva County.


l.. ". Jackson. the clever travelling
representative OG the Singer Sewing
Machine Company. has returned from
points In bradford county. where he
has been for the past few days.
Mr.. jackson reports the burning Of
the home Of David PinhOlster at
BroOker on Thursday. the loss being
total. including all household goods.
10y heroic efforts on the part OF neigh
bOrs, however. the harm was saved.
The hSme cost In the neighh0rhOOd
Of $4,000. and was one Of the best In
that section. II IL understood that
Mr. PinhOlster carried only $500 in.
surance. and his friends symI,athizt
with him In his loss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
st. Augustine TO Come.

The baseball enthusiasts OF Gaines
Vile will have an opportunity this
week OF witne ssing two interesting
games between the Oak Halls and
the ST Augustine boys, as games are
scheduled for Thursday and Friday
afternoons.
The st. Augustine team Is said to
be a strong one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Have Returned to Gainesville

J. L. Manning and family. after n
year spent In Lakeland, have returned
to this CITY. and will again max"
Gainesville their home.
Mr.. Manning has purchased the
residence on South Arrcdondo street.
opposite the home OF J. F. Bunch and
is now residing there with his family.
Mr.. Manning and his family are
gladly welcomed to their old home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
The City Council.

The City Council met In adjourned
session Monday. but no business of
importance was transacted.
There were present AT this meeting
Pre- .,ident Pro Tenn Bunch and Alder
men Cannon. Witt itTk Mi >on AZ !.
Vidal,
Vpon motion G. N. Del Wa ga I
a permit To erect "a sled III ~" II /
OF his stable. the roofing on " Il -... -
to be Of firc.prtnf material.
An ordinance to regulate plumbing
and house-draining was passed upon
its first and second readings, and
ordered cngrOssed. after which an adj
inurnment Was taken until Wedne>'
day afternoon at )" 80 O'Clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21

For tho good OF those suffering
with eczema or other such trouble,
wish to say. my wife had something
Of that kind and after using the doc
I'd to try Chamberlain Salve. and Il
proved to be better than anything she
had tried. For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
Poe Over olxty Vsses

Ars. Wtnslov's Soothing Syrup has
esen used for chlldres's testAiAg. Il
sootAes The child. softsos ~ gums,
allAys an pain. cures wind collie. and
= the bask rs0edy for dtsrTA0oa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
clearinghouse
furniture For Sale

house business. and will sell all my
furniture. sufficient to furnish seven.
teen rOOms. at a bargain. Now do
Ing a good business. Have good
reasons for selling. House may he
rented indefinitely. Fine location.
within three 'Nck az square. Ad-
dress MRS VI :, F.ASTERI.IS. 2OS
W. ORANGE STREET. GAINES
WILLIE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21

CAhlnets and FaAcy Wood wort
0AAe b order. Furniture repairing
guaranteed 6rst class and satisfactory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-21
E.. II. MARTIN

PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER.