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The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-nCm1Hd active and market strong
CTeamery fancy, @a9z do. Western hrsts. ,; do
seconds 25a25 pr0oss fancy. 2iaZil4. do. fair 70
good 2la2Z dairy choice, iSa10; do good -; store
packed, fresh. 49,
CHEESE-Harsrt firm aud active on all kinds
New YORK state factory, large. l3l4al4; do. fats
lial354; DO. small, Iiizal5. do, smusT large, la
Is; do. summer small. l4al4is, DO. fa % good pa
IS. Western factory new, choice. lszai5; do. fan
10 good II Virginia. To-
EGGS-Beceipts moderate. demand active Near
by fresh Virginia. 2ia25; West Virginia and South
vest Virginia. Bali; Tennessee, &a2i; North Caro-
lima. @
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts light, market firm
Spring chickens, HAS; do. small. u; hens 1914
ROSTERS, c; ducks, large. HAP; do. small 9al0
geese, Gag; turkeys, toms per lb, i do hens, u
do thin, 10; keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Reccipts moderate; market
firm. Turkeys, hens. undrawn per It., IS; do,
average. undrawn, Balls; do, thin 10; old TOMS. .
chickens. large. HAS, hens. choice. Is ROSTERS
ducks. old sale; spring. I3al4: geese, SAL
DRESSED MEATS-Calyes. fan dressed. 500
heads of. S0la900: h0g-drcssCd calves. 500. hams.
country, sugarclred, iial6.
VEGETABL ES-POtatoes. home grown. per Dbl
L5eaZ0o; pr bushel. 55a60. sweet potatoes per bb
259a275; vans, 200 cabbage, Per Dbl 50; cuc5m-
hers North Carolina L0lal 80: lettuce bone grown.
bbl L0oal50, onions. Maryland and Virginia. per
bu., $3.50; do. Maryland and Virginia per Dbl
beetS. bunch. 3ai; Cantalupes. TaiC
GREEN FRUFTS-Applos. loose packed. local 50
peaches, per box, 2ooa250; do, common, L09aL5o
SUNDRIES- Beesway, 30: tallow, 5a5lz; honey.
white clover. l-lh- new. Is; do do, 2lb, new, 70
al2; ginseng per h. 6.C0a6J0; seneca per d.. 20:
golden SEAL 40a35; pink l2al;: mandrake 2a3: snake
root s.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. g6a96; do fair to good.
S0a90: do ordinary T5as5; rye Gases; coru sbelled
white, 75aS0: do yellow. 75as0: do, ear, 4O0a425
oats. Western. white. No. 2 a5a7O. do mixed 65a6S.
Bran. per ton. > 00a30O0; niddlings g 00a3200.
HAY AND STRAW-Tmothy, choice 20G5azl. 90;
do. No. J. l9O0a0O0; do. Ne. Q l7Olal900; mixed
hay. 1aoal9O0 clover l60lal7-5O: straw, rye. per
bundle, il.ee; do. do machine thrashed 650a6 70
do, wheat go
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, washed free Of birs.
per h., So do uuWashed. free Of burs per H.. q
do. bury per 10. g: hides. green, per H. 9: do
dry, per h.. l5al1 sheep skins green. each g0ai0O
do, dry each. 2ja75; calf skins. green. each lis
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BUTTER-Cresmery fzGCy. pr pound. ziss0
do. choice. za2. do. g2od. 2iz95. d.. imitation
2-a2i. do. prints. 2ssl DO. biocks g-a38, ladlc
1lZs Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. %. ubi5
rolls. p: West Virginia I1ils q. stole-pacsed OBi5
4 do West Virginia, p; Maryland. Virginia and
peuusy'ania dairy prsats y; renovated butter zaz
EGGS-MsyI4ud Pennsylvania, and nearby assts
loss 90. Ier dozen. 2. Western G-sts. loss Of z
West Virginia ffsts loss of .; southern FISTS loss
OF. 2la-2; guinea osgs. ilai2
LIVE POLTRY-Caickens. Old hens. heavy. Ter
pound. HAAS: d. small. Pei pound 4. do old
r77stc5s, each, 25ao; do. spring large. nCJ pound
I6'4lL-. do. small. per pound. l6i4aI7. ducks pud
die large. get pound. y. GO small. per pound l0a
u; do, ugscosy and moHsrd. per pognd I9alI. do.
brakes, each. sRB; Gq white PeSIns usr pound.
y, pigeons yauus. per pair. b, do old per pair.
3, guinea fowl, old, each, z)a-5; do yuUag each.
sJa8
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
EXCURSIONS.

The jamestown Exposition is an event
Of importance in our national history. ard should
b. visited by every American who desires 10 SEE
what 800 years Of American enterprise and industry
have wrought in the land The exposition is reached
with comfort and convenience via the fine Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Compauys steamers
There two sailinES daily the day boats leaving
at a. m. night liners a. So p. m The former
service has been TatT9uzcd hy tourists for the most
part, although many Trsdents Of the Capital have
avalled Themselves Ct the opportunity 10 see the
lower Potomac Uy daylight south hound. both
steamers stop at the exposition pier Offices for the
sale Of tickets, reservation Of statero0ms &c. are
located az Seventh street wharf aud at 76 Four
tocnth street
To spend pleasant Sunday afternoon
and part d the evening one would do wei 70 take
the trip on the steamer Charles Macalester. which
leaves seventh street wharf Sunday afternoon for
a sail # ferry miles down the Potomac aud return
giving continuous river ride Of eighty miles The
beautiful scpnoTy along the river Is special feature
Of these trips. Meals. lunches. ard rCfroshments
can b. bad on the steamer at city priCts. The
Manchester will leave Sunday afternoon az go
O'Clock. and returning reach home about 30 p. H.
STOPS viii be maGe at Alexandria.
Visitors to the city should not fail to
visit Mount Vernon. home and tomb Of Washington
direct and historic route is Via the elegant steel
steamer Charles Manchester. which leaves Seventh
street wharf every week day at 70 a. n and go
p m returning. due 70 arrive in Washington at 2:l5
and IS 2. IA This route ohe1S the quick service
CT only one hours running time in either direction
and ap opportunity 10 sea the new War College
statue Of Frederick the Great Alexandria. Fort
Foote. Fort Washington, and Fort Hunt There Is
an elegant cafe On the steamer
The big crowds that are leaving Chesa-
peaka junction every day are bound for Chesapeake
Beach and they attracted to the resort because
q the excellent fishing. The extended pier, nearly
mile long is ideal place for the angler who likes
70 puil IN the ash The big hotels Of the town are
fne for Weekend stays Fishermen who are at the
resort for only day can get meals at ths hotels
or can serss their lunches the boardwalk OF undar
the trees along the shore
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations arc furnished By Irving n. Harrington
4 Co. members Of the New York Produce II.
change. Frank C. hingsland manager. Hibbs Build
mg.
The mining market to-day continued weak many
n the readers showing a slight falling off, uud0uIt
eddy dine ta the general market conditions Gold
hsd Consolidated remained finn ~ rs Tnmrs
Consolidated on dun trading closed az 55is bid s.
asked Roanoke. on investment buying. remained
firm at is cents bid with. few sellers Nirissiug
closed = down from Yesterdays Close The LON
priced GolGheld stocks seem 70 attract the invest
msur public. orders from the West Indicating that
BaaUoke is IN line for a big advance The market
generally shoas the nervous conditions which usually
Itced8 q bull market
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
The New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1858 + street northwest.
New York, Sept. 4-Stdm and frost scares of
consequence are not likely 60 occur until there is
good reason for believing that extensive loss q the
crop is beyond question. and without such sc2ras
the market appears 20 be destined for srill lower
level tUquout rallies may occur on covering. blt
there Is DO probability Of bull buying until the
crop experiences a decided setback. OF consumers
are more eager 10 replenish supplies. We advise
selling on an hand spots.
Liverpool Is due 20 come , lower in the morning
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
Notes ON Mining.

Senator George Nixon president Cf the G0ldfcld
Consolidated arn5unces the first dividend for Gold
field Consolidated viii be % cents 4 share. PAYABLE
Oct0be- p
II is understood that the company viii 20 on a
monthly dividend basis o 10 cents share from tbi,
date. which should mean SID yearly IN dividends.
and require $4,000 a month. which the company
should easily be able 70 paw.
Senator Nixon also announces that the capitali-a-
ton q The company had been reduced % SIS 900 gll
and makes the statement that Baruch's option has
heen settled the note taken UD-llr Barlch taking
g certain number Ct shares in lieu Of his million
share option.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
ALL-NIGHT TAILOR Is LATEST.
He Drops Into Line Along with the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.

New York, Sept, 24.-Should il he borne
IL the mOTning-that you need new suit
of clothes, beginning with tonight you
may have the service Of the all-night
tailor. a few yards away from Times
Square.
The tailor who is willing to measure
and fit customers all night has made his
announcements in the newspapers. He
says that his shop will clean and press
suits of clothes or make new suits dur
ing any or all of the tweuty-four hours.
His is the first shop OF its kind 10 run
all night in New York
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
GRAIN MARKETS.

New YORK Sept. L-wHEAT-Strong. with big
trade. No. l Northern Duluth. 70 arrive, lbs.
T. O. D. No red. f. o. D., l0.; No. hard T. o..
b.. los; No. / nacar0ui. LOl, f. O. b.; No. > maca-
roni. o. Exporters took % loads
CORN-Fim: fair inquiry. No. elevator 50;
No ?. nominal T. o. b.. Il; nominal for steamer
middle Of October; No. yellow. nominal; No. 2
white. nominal Exporters took Is loads.
0ATS-Sluggish. Elevator prices new crop: No.
white. Sc; Ne. white. s.; No mixed, g.
Nrsttl,r,s
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
WAsHiyGTOY CATTLE afARKET

CATTLE-ExtEa per cWt., 5.5oa5f5; butcher, 45l
a5O0; common 2-5oa300.
HOGs-Per cwt gross Z. o0a7 .: ordinary 5oaTO0.
SHEEp-Clipped. 35oa40O: common. 51a3O0
LAAiBS-Spring. choice 7a71z; medium. 61zas
CAIN ES-Prime, per h. S; medium, 7azs; grass.
sa4A
COWs-Prime, fresh each, 40e0a5aOo; eoms1on.
2o.O0a3o0o; old and dry, S00al0.OG
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
Spot Market.
TURPENTINE AND ROsIN.

New York, Sept. A.-TURPENTINE-F 5aXs
~ sales. lZ5; receipts l000; exports $50; stock.
. f65.
ROSIN-Firm. Sales. 2l76: receipts. ss5s; ey-
ports. LS55; stock. s0,679. Prices: Water white.
$50; window glass, SIS; y 5l0a5 %; K. 49ja5 0s
I. 46la4-70; H. $50; G. 4.50ai6O: F. AIS; L. 4Za
40; D, 400: C, B, and a, s.S0a3 %,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25

New York, Sept 24-One Of the smallest
days business of the year IN stocks was
done to-day. and the smallest Of any day
within nearly two months. In general,
what little movement in the market there
was was in the nature Of recovery on
the part of the loss in prices sustained
yesterday, but "a resumption OF selling in
the last hour Of business wiped out most
OF these earlier gains, so that, as a rule.
only small! fractional advances were left
In the active stocks.
The foreign markets were as torpid
and undressing rs our own, and the
day here, save ia one particular, was
barren of any important development.
The indications that presented them
selves several days ago Were to-day en-
phasized that the movement of money
westward for the needs OF the crop
moving season were beginning 70 assume
wider dimensions.
Heavy Drain on Banks.
The banks have lost thus far during the
week in their transactions with the sub
Treasury nearly tWo-muIiou, while the
discount on New York exchange in Chi
cage rose to-day 10 50 cents, against IS
cents yesterday, and % cents the day
before. and is now at a point at which
actual shipments of currency usually fol-
low. Presumably. however. Treasury re-
lief viii promptly intervene in the case
OF any large or continual withdrawal OF
money from this center.
The dismissal 10y Judge Lands in Chi
cago. at the request Of the government
Of the proceedings instituted against the
Chicago and Alton Railway Company in
connection with the Standard OIL Com
pany rebate matter was entirely antici-
pated and caused very little comment.
Traction Troubles Coming to a Head.
Likewise, to-day the appointment that
occurred of receivers for the New York
City Railway Company has been fore
Swallowed for weeks past and caused no
stir whatever in the financial district
The matter doubtless viii bring 10 ii
head The long-standiug troubles OF the
street railway organizations. No at
tempt is sought 10 be made here TO
shift from the shoulders OF these cor
porations any blame which should prop
'i49 Ht AAtlcu out To them, but there
Is slowly coming TO be an understanding
among al observing and fair-minded
people in the city of New York that fo-
Il large share of the adversities en-
counjeTed by our street railway lines.
forces other than those Of any al
legged faulty administration of these lines
are responsible. and that these forces
form tEe real problem of the future as
regards the surface transportation com
panies
DiGcuIty OF Surface Traffic.
The gtupeuGous growth Of the business
and population " this municipality with
H. the past zen years. and the peculiar
form OF Manhattan Island. has resulted
j. a congestion of business and passen-
ger traffic in the Borough OF Manhattan.
suca rs makes The operation Of the sur
lace street car lines there more difficult
ana expensive than is anywhere else
il the world. and far more difficult and
expensive than was dreamed Of AZ the
time III these lines were consolidated
INTO one central organization. No large
or determined attempt has ever been
made bT the city authorities 10 regulate
this traffic, and il is doubtful if the
traffic ever can he substantially regu-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reguiar call y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 50 at
g. % at 3d. 50 at 49, 20 az 3. 80 at 49, so at 25l4.
81 al 3J}s 20 al s.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. % at CO. g al
d.
Magenthalsr Linotype. 10 at 215. at sl5 at 200.
LaustcB Monotylc 20 a. IFS.
After calls 90 at ll0A
Mitchell Mining l0J at IA 100 AT IA. 100 at Ia.
Washington Gas. . at g. . AT 70, . al 70. . az
70.
Washington Gas certificates $1,000 at l9l, 500 AT
lUl.
Following arc the closing quotations On yesterday 5
local stock exchange.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by a. o. Brown & Co. mem
beI5 Of the New York Stock Exchange. Munsey
Building.
Sales 20 room ........ IS0,S0O shares
Total sales ......,.,.,.. .3iG,G25 shares
CaIl moneys H., 81 low, 21z; close, az
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
STOCKS STILL HIGHER
Gas and Railway Common
Show Substantial Gains.
TO RESUME COURT HEARING

Washington Exchange shows Daily
Small Volume OF business on Com
stantly Advancing Prices-Mitchell
Directors VIII Meet To-day-Census
Bulletin on Cotton Crop Condition.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
BosTOy STOCKS.

Quotations ere furnished By I. L. Chairman 4
Co, members New 1olk stock Exchange. q. Bowie
Cbiuman. manager. 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by z. r. Chapman <
Co., members New York STOCK Exchange. g. Bowie
Chapman. manager. 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
DAYS SALES SMALL
TranSactiOnSinS Stocks Light
est i'll Months.
HEAVY DRAIN OH THE BANKS

Treasury Relief Expected if With
dFaWals COntinHe-FOreigu Mar
Hallway RecciVcrship Expected 10
Bring Traction Troubles 10 Head.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
COMMENT ON MARKET.

- 49,. ~ - a - -.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25

Many spectators are deferred from
taking a position on the market by un-
certainty as to what may happen at the
forthcoming annual meeting Of Illinois
Central stockholders. The fact that Mr..
Fish is now soliciting proxies means that
he intends 10 carry mis- fight against Har-
rinan 10 the property TO a finish. and the
Street has learned by experience that
when large interests engage IN a bitter
fight things disturbing 20 the market are
likely % be said or done.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

In the matter ~ the serious see
dent IN Book leland sound. X /.
Mord ~ night. in which more than .
hundred people lost their lise., it !.
noted hat committee will investi.
gaze O. whom the blame for thi-
evident csrele-sHsss belongs. II The
mariner. would devute more prec,u
ton toward preventing these cslam.
itie., there would b. less lime 90 spsr q
IN investigating their causes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17
NEGRO AGITATCRS.

A. the meeting OF the State convsn.
tion Of The Nsgro Equal Rights Assoc.
citation - Georgia, in Macon, Bshop
n. VI Turner, IN - speech before thst
body, denou, ced the Unit-d States as
q contempt bic nNtiOn," and suR-
gesied that immigration was virtually
the only hope for the neErO's advance.
ment. In his arrangement Of the su.
preme court OF the United States he
asserted that that Tribunal had dag
ged the negro and his rights OF citizen
ship down To he'll. IL IL Just such
an,agonism towards the white people
and the government by such men a.
Bishop Turner that blocks the ad-
vsncSment OF the negro in many ws's,
~ there IL an element which applaud
his ut'eranceS. The ne 'ro can present
no grievance, for he IL receiving. as n
race, more consideration and more
benefit throughout this country today
in proportion to his Investment enr
standing than the white man. WIN
pave the burden of the tax II meu
of Bishop Tu ,ner's cla's would devot.
more time IN sndeAvorinR TO teach the
race 10 DO right ard .how appreciate
~ the support aid encouragement ~
his white friends than TO try aud pr f..
ice him sni lesd him to believe he 70
bling imposed upon, IL would b. fs'
better for all. Su.h 8Rits'ors A. rur
ner are menace, rather than q help
10 the negro.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

The members ~ he w. e. T. q. As
sneistion in q Georgia town have quit
fshIing lquor snd turned their sttep.
zion for the present TO the evidence
being printed Throughout the co intry
IN the Thsw trial The association in
question have passed resolutions con-
Scanning papers publishinss uch "dis.
pairing information" calculated to
poison pure and innocent minds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17
NEW ZEALAND IN THE LEAD.

New u 'slsnd il y new corn'ty, ab'r
10 furnish uew ideas in government
T. .. ruled on the idea, which u ~.
-uminR controlling strength here. thst
the proplr rnl-.
There they do in fact; here they
have cn)y done - in name We q, %
ort e ne m,u'hs ~ cor rplrrs, uho
too ci'tn Hav" fallen iutn The hstit ~
rsesr'ijng t.nsslyes and their oNu
'ut"'''t- n the p"nplr's--and ~ raiiuC
Hrcnrd sy. Here the rorporotiln
ha- len ." th- control - thi' e. frrm
ph'cr - 'a a. roE TO be torn dDEn.
Me- y ,i,ut ."ens ~ hsve taken t.
bY III -sr in time, ard TO have So
rursd the d'vr'opmpnt ~ indu.trie-
WITHOUT unfu" cost to tie people. d,
t'rslnrls sxuedi.nt ~ s'spning IA
witt govern rent upsra'io n Of monoro-
li.sard government hsn1 or con.pir.
a'i'. liking 10 suppress competition
Ia business.
Th- government operates tie rail.
road. ard telPeraphs sud such thinRs
"a need 10 b. mnnopolies Tor their enc.
ces.'nl and cheap development. The
G government keeps the " nu'scturers
ctock bS IL dn'iTs and isNe. i,
- -"emrrelS very pstsrnsl govern.
mrnt. bnt perhsps not more so than j.
necessary 10 . cure TO the individual
cr'iz II his liberty and equality, Which
We declare Tor ;hrm but fail TO secure
to them.
We vi get there, after a while, bu'
New Zealrnd seems to have stolen q
march on "a. They have street car
fares there for per ny, which IL two
csrts, aDd = sest for every passenger
When the seat sre full no more are 1
taken aboard. an arrangement recnm.
itself to the good sense Of
everyone save she Transporter, no one
~ whom has ever sppn its rropristy.
They ssy the proposed passenger
would h vi IL excluded; and so he
might; but the way to pscify him il to
give him a seat in another car-whirh
% also p remedy Nhch the transporter
IN this country inl- 30 costly for his
iaste.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

a good newspaper ia the grande.t
"mro'ai bl"-slnR that Col has given
The n""r'" - his country. In the
n''t place eli g." people read the
NEWSPAPERS snd the neWspirer. fur.
nsh u" greater proportion ~ the resd-
ing o the people Thy don't read
o''ks. The oIJ people look Tor deaths,
The young look for marriages, the
oi-ln"ss men tesd III. business and
n'an'lsl columns. and those Vto are
unemployed reai thu want advertise.
mrn'-. Great libraries make few IN
"I'geht men AMI women, but news.
papers lift the nation into the sun
light.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

The Jasper Nsws says: 1--WE have
been having hill Of 0 time here in
jasper lstely. Sunday before last at
The Baptist church the pastor preach.
Cd shout he'll. Sunday night st the
Advent church the discourse Wa on the
subject OF h-ll--sni from some nut.
~rines We have heard in the direction
OF he Methodist church We are Id ~
orh@ve that somebody must have
caught IL over there 1"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

The Dsmocrst recently stated that,
teke u 90 mon h with another, the
rlinare ~ Florida throughout the
year gas The very hest in the Unit'd
STA ~ Ard ~ said II in slI seri.
business, not a. nsr- NIECE ~ sock
tr,g General w W Lrrinr. of
Confederate tame asa dEh''rg major
gene a.. went ~ Egvpt sf'et 'ha Civil
war. ard took service in The Stmy ~
the Khedivs. while there be wrote
= hook, and in discussing the boosted
climate 81 that conntry, hs SID: "Ac.
qpaintsd With all the best southern
climates in the world. do not think
there IA anv that is comparable with
that Of Florida Tee tesiimony Of
such an e1pert counts Live Oak
Democrat,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

The Ward Line steamships have been
sbso'bsd by The Nor.- in'ere-ts. which
sppesr to have = rrsv ng for monopo.
hInR The steamship lines. Prospect.
i've purchasers Of hi. stock, however,
need not b. snroyei by The sue
pieicD that the stock is "wsteie'," or
thst the same m gnt 30 into liquid.
sfion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

J Emmett Wolfe hss been appointed
judge 81 the First Judicial Circuit,
vice Judge Carter, resigned. Tni.
gses Governor B'Cwsri another APP
pcinimsnt OF Oil The vacancy in the
ctics OF private secretary, caused by
Dr.. wolfe's elevation to the jldge-
shin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

Don't condemn n Others what yon
might easily find in yourself. wh.n
The fox and 'hr hounds ron in circle.
" - mighty h.rd TO tell tn difference
between the ~ ed Sni the pursurer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

An advertising balls become due after FIRST
scpearsncv Of advertisement, unless Otherwise
slpulated ia contrast. Parties not known 10 us
ON be required 10 pay for advertising in adj
vecos. Address, THE DAILY SUN.
GAINESVILLE FLA-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

ne Tuire-a-wcek sun is an eight.page, forty
xDiusn paper, published every Monday and
ma sisy. and coEtafns all the news Of the
vrrk, loc1i, State and general, and will be
nailed, postage free, u any T1rt OF the United
e,a,ss or Canada. for 900 yesr-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

The strsSbetry growers OF Starke
complain tat the Robin Rcd Breasts
are plsying havoc with the berries, in
consequence ~ winch war is being
ssged sgsinst the birds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

mss sort Of top.y-,urvy world.
NJ one seems 10 be- satisfied. One
"Hh -trnVRhng 90 ct Justice, and
sho' her i q, ing from il. One man il
"lng 40 Ia buy house AID another
Hipi'e hsrd tos-ll hls q selling for
Tres that II cn,t 60 R-t rid OF Il. One
"sh l. 'p-nciDg al the money he en-
warm N t.kirg \ grrl to th.ater or
900" aud .ehdrn g her valuable pres.
'"'' ~ hope thst h- m4y eveLtlslly
"ak- h-r hi wife, and his n-igt Dor
"sprnd ng all the golf h ht- saved
D'hg To Crt diSorce. One man
se-p- a PCT TO trJiect hm..If
against burglars, while his n+rglbnr
u'e'h't Keep one for fear Of skuoiing
n'n'elt or SOM member OF the fam-
W o'e man paJs for ri. paper ~
A1'abc- because he can resd is with
s'-ater relish, while smother tske-
-FOUR or tve years without psyiDl
vne cent Tor It, and enjoys IL hugely
~ We while. surely a queer Old
Void this IL.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-17

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