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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

IT. Harris and Mrs Whce'er Of
Anna. spent Sunday here with Miss
Flo Welson.
Mss Hullio Pollock died at her
home here Friday night after an i'll
ness o. several months Funeral ser
r.ces were Reid Sunday afternoon at
5se cholist church. conducted by
Rev Campbell Many people from
n.iehhor.ng towns attended For
many wears Miss Pollock assisted the
cturc5es he,e as organs and win
always be remembered for her patient
and sndly manne- to all. She leaves
g father ,hrco brothers. a sister and
tv0 niecca. Misses Mary and Willie
lewis BESIDES large circle OF
rea3a CD regret her aHiIm iy doath
ST. snt Totan. ~ Cairo o. visit
ine fis uncle Ir Frank Barnett Of
thi. placs
@ Gc ga Martin s. Chicag', ar
-rrF Monday rr r.s ri several
-lta SITS Thas g1che @. this
piece.
Nr Aadrtv saerFicH O.. So LOWS
* at bone Tor a short Wit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Annie Davidson Of Meridian,
IS assisting in the p0stonice here dur
ing the busy season.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06
PIONEER Of UNION
COUNTY DIES
S. a. q. DAVE, AGED FATHER or
EDGAR A. DAVE, PUBLISHER
or ANNA TALK, PASSED
AWAY.

S. A. b. Davie, the aged father oi
Edgar A Davie, publisher ana editor
Of the Anna Talk, died yesterday IN
Anna.
The d cedent was past 50 years Of
age and for many years was a sue
cessful business man in that city. nc
resided in Union county nearly all his
life.
Mr. Dayie is survived by his two
sons, Edgar A. and Charles Davte, and
a daughter Mrs. Calvin, who resides
in Missouri
His last years were passed in an
invalid state and death came to him
as a great relief
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06
FULTON FIRE DOES
$4,000 DAMAGE
ALLEGED tNcINDIARY BLAZE
CAUSES BIG LOSS IN NEARBY
cITY-sEVERAL STORES DE
STRoYED.

Fulton. Ky. June Fire early
To-Day did sz8eoe damage here. i
originated in the Carr building It IS
believed 10 have been incen3iary. The
chief losers are ". L. Carr owner Of
he buildins 81 F Demyer ieweler,
I.ogelaee and Roper. book dealers;
Leslie Demes er. suu store Herbert
Carr. law office. Drs McClgre Gour-
ley and simmons and NJ. F. Demyer.
wtose loss is $4,000.
Fire was discovered In the building
Monday night, but was extinguished-
II looked Ike a deliberate plot TO
burn the building.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06
Positions
Of Trust

Every man is likely, at some time.
to be called TO fill a position Of
trust requiring a bond.
You may be appointed guardian of
a minor. or executor Of will or
administrator Of an estate you may
be elected to public office, or
chosen treasurer of some organiza.
ton; you may be offeredafducia
position with bank, you may wish
to guarantee a contract, or you may
wish TO give an occupation or
license bond--in al these circum.
Stances and many others, we viii
act as your surety.
Being the largest Company in the
world whose business is restricted
TO furnishing Suretyship Bonds. we
can give you an absolute guaran.
tee, and save you from annoying
obligations. Apply to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06
sAR Associations MEET.

Memphis. Teen, June 5.-The many
lawyers IN attendance on the convex
ton ofth Tennessee and Arkansas
state bar associations in session hers
had little idle time on their hands
today A joint metiag Of the tT7
associations was held this morning.
h addresses By Yancy Lewis Of
las. Joshua " Caldwell of Knox
o. r D Crawford Of Little Rock
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

ding.
Mrs. Butler and Miss McCarty Of
St. Louis, are the guests OF Mayor
Browner this week.
D. C. d. Hoifar OF Nashyill Tenn
is here visiting for few days.
Chas. Woodruff and wife Of Mounds
spent Tuesday with Mrs Alex Mont
gomery
Mrs. Ruth NJ Brown Of PULASKI,
was in Mound City Tuesday on bust.
ness
S. H. Harper Of Mounds precinct,
was in Mound City Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

tory of l3efea College came To a chose
today with tho exercises on gradua
ton. The occasion was signaliz d ~
the opening Of the rev Carnegie isls
trarythe largest ei.llege in Ken
tucky and the new printing hullding
erected in memory of GcoE Brncs
The man who standardized DO sizes "
type now used throughout the world
AZ the graduation exercises the All
dress was dciv fed by Canield ~
Conneld Of Columbia University.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

Mrs. Thos. Higgins WIS q Cairo
shopper Tuesday
Judge Lyman Caster Is holdins
court IN Cairo this we X.
Mrs. u. F. yesterday returned home
Tuesday from villa Ridge, where she
has be visiting relatives
Mrs. Caldwell Of Villa Ridge, was
ID town Wednesday shopping
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

By the collapse of the Big Four
transfer platform opposite Tenth street
Tuesday morning an aged negro
laborar was seriously injured. All Of
his front teeth we're knocked out, his
left leg broken and his face badly cut
and bruised He was engaged in load
ing lumber into a car and a quantity
of timber was thrown on him when
the platform gave way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

p J. Maloney, division superintend-
ent for the Cairo division OF the Big
Four. was in the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

J. p. Davis, supervisor for the Big
-Four with headquar ers at this point
has returned from a SNORT visit to his
home in Indiana.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06
TESTED AND PROVEN.
There is Heap Of Solace in Being
Able to Depend Upon a, Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Cairo readers have seen
the constant expression of praise for
Doan's Kidn Pills, and read about
the good work they have done in this
locality. Not another remedy ever
produced such convincing proof OF
merit.
Fl. r. Malinski cf 500 Walnut street
Cairo LII. says: "While shoeing
horses about fourteen years ago.
strain d myself to such an extent chat
had to give up the work and since
chen my back has been weak and
ached a great deal Fly back would
tire easily while al my work and
at times it was very painful. TIL Sc
oretions were in an unnatural condi-
ton and ! often had'to get up at night
On recount Of their frequent action
Occasionally when STOPPING or lift
ing | would AXE a catch in my back
and If could SIT in one position for
q while, could hardly get up. AfteF
used Doan's Kidney Pills which
cot at Schuh's drug stora my back
Ugs stronger and ceased 10 acne +
viii recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
very time" Gro ma statement giyea
"a 1000
A Permanent Cure.
On Feb. 22d, 1907, Mr. Malinsht
said rs follows: The stat ment /
gave in 1890 for publication recon-
mending Deans Kidney Pills is true
can sin heartily endorse them and
you many continue to publish my ties
dmony as the cure has proven per
manent"
For sale by all alers Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ana
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06
nEREA COLLEGE EXERCISES.

Ber Ky. June 5.-The most no
table commencement week in the his
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

" Penrod. Of GRANVILLE. H. has
accepted the position as nieht oper-
ator at the Union depo in place Of
Roy Weaver who was transferred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

Z. J. Knickegbocker, assistant gen.
eral freight agent of the Ffi7co lines,
was in Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06

All the news all the time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
REDUCED RAILROAD RATEs.

The question OF railroad rates.
either fixed by the States on transpor'
tation within the State or fixed by the
United States on interstate business
mus, eventually come before the Uni.
ted States Supreme Court on the ques-
ton g. con ,ti,utipnality. The press.
ing T. -. is whether the rate rcduc'
ton: >..all go into effect at once. or
by injunc;ions issued by the lower
Federal courts be postponed until each
cas-. is rea he'd and IL decided by the
highest court. This matter OF the rail.
roads being able to take advantage of
all laws delays was the contention OF
the Democrats when the railroad rate
bill was being discussed In TIE Senate.
and the Culberson amendment. which
the Republicans defeated. vas intend.
ed to cure that defect In the law. Re
garding the same delay under State
legislation the question Is one of State
rights. and whether the reduced rates
can be held up BY injunction Of an In.
ferior Federal court issued BY q Judge
in evident SYmpathy with the rail.
roads. when the natural order OF pro-
cedure would be that the case should
20 to the State supreme court and
thence to the U0ited States Supreme
Court. In the North Carolina cases
the railroads were forced by Governor
Glenn to acknowledge the supremacy
OF State courts and the reduced rate
has already zone into effect.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
GOLD on FARMS.

The Southern Farm Magazine OF
Baltimore. for September. says there
10 much actual gold still TO- be dis
covered In the South. but the cotton
grown annually by that section 10
worth far more thaa all the gold and
silver produced in the world in the
same time. Between 1901 and 1906.
for instance. the total value OF the
worlds gold and silver output was
@3.eoS. ess. 100. and the total value
a tAs COTTON crop Of the South.
i1elUAtng seed. In the same
period vas $3.eee. ~. 900. . diAesence
h favor oe COTTON n the SIX yeaFs
q el.ee3,313. 80. Ths total value Of
he CON. WHEAT and oats raised 4.
~ 0o1tA h The tsa years fro0 1897
70 lSee vas Does than e3,eoe. ~. ~.
TAsss Asurss indicate tAat ths msa
vho srs raising ~ cotton 10 elotAs
asA IL oosn 10 ND IL eoS1 ssd %
vsr miners have ths sAva.taes over
~ Athag. PIovinG to- 0oA b SIN
DueA Dors probable tn. disgtns
SW eeal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

Inspectors OF the Patent once -
reported to have gone to Pennsylvask
to look into remarkable engine thsA
Is said to be working regularly these.
II the device Is all II Is reported -
be at the Patent ONCE 1t will 70 n,
long way toward solving the fuel
problem. The inventor has utliissA
the principle Of the solar engine that
has been working for couple Of
years in Southern California. He haa
built sort OF hot.house frame in
the ground and has filled this with q
coil Of black pipe. black absorbing
heat rays better than any other color.
This pipe runs to small engine.
thence to a condenser and In a CLOSED
circuit back to the glass covered
frame. hut instead Of filing his pine
coil with water. the engineer has.
filled 1t with ether which. as every.
one knows. boils at q very low tenn.
perature. and he uses the pressure
thus generated to run his engine.
The ether passing into the condenser.
ali OF 1t is saved and used again and,
again. The inventor does not claim
that his engine will run on cloudy
days. but he does say that through.
out the year he can get almost a.
much power out OF 1t as out OF the.
California solar engine. and that 4
10 much cheaper to build.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
COUNTY scnooL FINANCES.

The annual statement Of the fnan-
cial condition Of the Alaehua county
public school fund. which 10 psoiished
In todays Sun. II . most excellent
showing and reflects great credit upon
Dr.. J. L. Kelley. the eficient super
intendent and the school board.
When Or. Kelley vas q candidate
for superintendent he promised. II
elected. to exercise every effort
toward reducing the county school
debt. which then amounted to about
81. 900. At the close Of business for
the Ascal year ending June 30. 1906.
the net indebtedness OF the school
hoard amounted to $4A.703.O5, whereas
the statement for the year ending
June 30. 1907. shows . net indebted
nsss Of only S10,SO7.os. Since the
latter date school warrants hsve
heea issuea amounting to &a,s3b. IS.
hae cash has been converted into the
funA during the same period suAsciene
% rs6uee the net Aebe at the prescott
AaAe % elS.3ss.2s. Since D.. keiIey's
iDluctSoa into o0Bce The school debt
49, besu Nhus redwood notwithstand.
~ ~ nnee that The school board has
spsak DURING ths same period 81 100
~ school baildinCs. and made two
szAllols q The 0tats fair which cost
ahsue 1l.eee. besides being compelled
- Nv 0vss @Syeoe o. account Of In.
tseose and Discount Expensss will be
s,asvhae heavier The coming year.
~ - the beard Win have 10 pay
W.T. ntt1e tor intsrese fFo0 now On.
~ peopls viii - pleased TO learn
TT ~ pguspects aFe hat The imam.
slal sGstansst 1oe the year ending
June -. 1oeA yin sAov H. county
ssAeoa 49, sotissly h~1i6ats6.
~ pabajc has juse cause 70 con-
0oiu1oAs u. Kelley and tie school
bsag1 >uDoa ~ saesllsat condition
g ~ seAsol 1na.ess. Hoa =. b.
Wesas, eAahDan q ~ board. has
besu - ahao oo-Vegsse Win e1psrio-
esn1sse KslDsy Aus.ag ~ past two
~ . ~ ysasA n othsr mem
oHU g ~ bsaHA. lesssPA Brookss and
~. ealy assumed oAce hast Jaa-
uary. bue 10y aFe proving e6acient
- careful publie servants.
TAe Doepss NM . publtc oGscial
~ aess tAiaGA. aad - county super
hAsa1sok u. Esllsy Aas done things
n \ uose oAmlsuh1o UAAnsr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
WHY va IMPORT COTTON.

In the fiscal year ended June 80.
1907, says The Wall Street Journal.
the United States imported nearly
90, 0OO, 900 worth OF raw cotton. This
fact shows how intimate the CONNER.
cial relations Of this country have
become with Egypt whence nearly all
Of this import Of over 10000. 900
pounds was derived. 1t shows. too.
that We are paying over 10 cents .
pound for the nbre, while that Of our
growth is exported at an average Of
1917 cents.
The reason lies in the fact that
our uplands haze practically ceased
to grow the longer staple variety for
which spinners are willing to pay the
better price and watch now goes
partly to Egypt and to the lovlAnds
OF the Mississippi River plantations.
Sooner or later the spinners will
begin to have more to say about the
cotton staple. just ~ the beet sugar
manufacturer now dictates the stand.
ard Of sugar.bearing beets that he will
accept from the farmer. When that
time comes Il will do away with
much that now passes by sunrance
under the name Of farming.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

= Aoyaaes = sstAostty for IL
- tAnG tAl's sooskAing
oboue vealGA thas . vast q
- Ha1nnn vas . Chiea0o
49,; - ~ ba9s ass absaAy
- ouUoA Dleo1 vas wsstA .
@ 01nsas: ~ - = - ~
- - IN . tulls9 tAGs10A ~
~ 49, 01n1sns 81 g Calk
~ 0G1ss: - - = 6sa1.
- 0n0D 01ne10 - q -
- 11neo - ~ Yeg8: TO q
No. - = tAs1s Oo1sa - -
una: 1aa1A-0 MGAe-W
- ~ 1na0Aeass q ~
nn1D0 - ~ = t1ee sssvss.
. OouA ~ - 1asoao1s Aoo
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
Or. srRoUse ENDORSED.
The Asheville IN. CO Citizen OF
August goth says:

The Asheville On. c. Nit'zeh {
August goth says
A long distance message from
Hendersonville to The Citizen
last night stated that pr. Len
Broughton. a prominent preacher
Of Atlanta who vas scheduled to
deliver q lecture there Yesterday
and last night at the Anti.Strouse
Chautauqua which Is being held
in the opera house. refused to
speak after the manager had re-
fused to allow him to explain his
position In regard to the fight of
the rival companies.
Dr. Broughton. 1t seems. made
Q statement to the manager OF the
Anti.Strouse aggregation that he
would 90 on the platform and ex-
plain. before his lecture. that his
presence on this platform was not
to be construed rs an endorse
ment Of the stories or the OppO-
sition to Dr. Strouse. He told
them that he would say that he
had known Mr.. Strouse for years.
that he had prayed with him.
that he had slept sith him. that
he had joked with him, and that
he had known him and his family
intimately for years. and that he
believed him 20 be . pure man.
The manager Immediately refused
him the privilege Of making an
explanation before his lecture.
and Dr.. Broughton Immediately
called his coatract or with the
manager. left the opera house.
walked down TO the Strouse
Chautahqua In the auditorium
building. where - went On the
platform. explained his position
and eulogiDed d. Strouse highly.
The audisace applauded him and
rose and requested that he speak
for them again tonight. There
were present At the Strouse
ChantanQua about SIX o. seven
hundred people. one OF the larg.
cot crowds that has ever attend
ed . ChAutauQua in Henderson,.
vile.
d.. Broush.oo, It seems. knew
nothing about the state Of Affairs
at Hendersonville. and expressed
himself ~ being very sorry to
ind such coalitions existing.
The trial Of the case against d.
|trouss has been postponed unit
Ieptember 18th. at which time tn
Doctors friends confidently predic
hat he will put his enemies to niSht
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

Speaking Of suitable persons Tor
railroad commissioner. there 10 man
right here in Gainesville who WoaA
without doubt make the best membse
Of that body that has ever been elect
ed. or even mentioned for the Once.
We refer to W. r. Taylor. OF IT,
Baird Hardware Company. His bas1-
ness has called him before the co0-
mission on several occasions whe0
he had to combat the best talent a
railroad companies. but victory has
each time crowned his efforts to ~
. reduced rate Of freight on articles
which he demonstrated to the commis-
sion were being Disseminated aSniDse..
The agents Of the transportation CON-
panies had rather contend against.
any man in the State before the rall-
road commission than W. b. Tsyhoe
OF Gainesville. Each time he Aas
met the enemy in combat they have
gone down in defeat before his INT
and tndisputable array Of facts and
figures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

Tlmboe ovnsrs and manufacturers
yin b interested In ths results Of the
AsGAilea stDdSes q Commercial timber
trees whicA Tie Foeest Service Of the
Uniesl 0eases Department Of AUtcsl
tnse = naking. These stndies are Dot
epaAnsa exclusively 70 IL wellkn0wn
trees q recognized value. bat. owing
70 The rapia decrease h The supply
q our va)1abls woods. include those
cheaper woods vAoos properties are
i0pesfectly h0VI. 0UcA sts1Sss At
~ tnpelo Gun anA Western Asaalock
Aavd t6eos noeh % 0veeeooe ~ co..
Doa pesoaAies aonanse thses speeches
- have aA1eA Daesgiol1y % thsi5
so0mseciAl 6Doseaaeo. Commercial
lEoe stn19ss bsGA VIII ~
~ n IL Sos0se a1A fellow
4 a ~ w b tAe 1aisAs1 pro1Uet
= ~ 0aShoG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

Walter Wellman, the arctic explorer
who Is going to try reaching The
North Pole in an airship. IL about.
ready to start from SpitsberEea.
from the exact spot where the fearless
but foolhardy Andree and his two.
companions started almost ten years
ago. In the time that has intervensl
aerial navigation has made great
strides. Andree ascended in An oeai.
nary balloon. trusting to drift over ~
Pole. and vas never heard Of again.
Mr.. Wellman has a we'll equipped aip-
ahip that he can drive and steer. an
provisions for ten months. The
chances are all in favor Of his q:
least coming back to tell why be ~
not 90 all the way. Possibly he Win
make the whole Journey. and II -
the crown Of arctic achievement win
belong to the United States for an
time. Il IL q hazardous venture into
the unknown by an untried route.
He naturally has the good wishes q
all people who love . game man. 4
months time ought to record eitAss
his success or his failure. Meantime
the best that can be done 10 to wish
him we'll.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

TAsso - Q singular unanimity Of
eolnasa u evssy As0ab,Scan leader
Asan = 0saaAssu 0taAs that visits
WhGAAngssa TAsy aTe IN tor Roose'
~ q Vhoevee - selects. A
ehsue IN ~ AsSablieas leaders In
~ osseA ass Ns1ssal oAcials,
vAsaAse q ~ vhies q black~nd'
- vasisay. shs9 svidsatly fssa In
ssDasaaay beas1 sp With the adninis'
UaG1n 81 have sworn fsalty % the
post1sulns 1spahlieaA baron Who
laseD 4 ovse tAsn. and ~. Of eoarse
vhstAee 4 b Taft q Corteiyou. a
seA~ Aspastmsst chiefs. are faith
81 ssaaiDsrs q thstf lisge lord. the
pssso1ea& Thus caa party feudaisu
- pspstnatsa. Il wosld seem that
~ 1sDuhlleaa Natiooal Conventiou
ID bslAg Dee6sa - advance for me
- NJ pol3ciss." Whether K1ox q
HA1Sanks en- arrange with the
nsGross Vho hold 10 oGAee TO come
~ With coatsstinS delegations Il
a1eeAae matter. bit - Knox Will
have ~ sessl trust hack OF him there
Nm - anpls means to finance the
0eoeQAss- Judging BY the past ther>
vtl - contests, for . lively fight b
Ia RsDubaicaA Natiousl Cooventior
mans ''tosty acres and . mule" 4
tAooe Who Arc seated - delegates
Bot someone must 0rst pay thu
tSolGAt" % Chicago Or Cincinnati, o.
vhsrsvGP Tie cooveutioa u held.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

y l9nlnGsy 7aDssA DsinAs Thu
~ = Ud1mG bone Aane: ''0e0s
o oDogenn0 va09 0ue .
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knna11ag IN - Voal1 have besa
- = - ~ Voaa1 havO ehoagAt
1H00u1A @ an"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

A Georgia scSsatist predicts thAs
ths vorld b aboat TO dry up. Thafs
vhsre ~ Georgia seisatist agrees
With tAs Georgia Co,oDs3s-oaly ~
latter name ~ dats: after January
it
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

A report fro& the Northwest d.
clares that an Indian there killed hin
self because his mothss.in-law woaA
not como and i've With hin. THIS
sounds IKE Q case Of nature fakhS
that shouA make Dr. Long 90 out q
business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

It Was reported that Judge Lands
had completely broken down after the
strain OF imposing that $4,000. 900
fine on the Standard OIL Company. but
the latest reports from his fishing
ski6 indicate that the nne did MOI
worry him more than It did John d.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

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~ eoane g . Jsoesee1ve
na1i o1sso - thss. sasa0sl
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02

ne M nssf1ng - ~ fFSsoA "a
80 n OealA Daily DaA1ss q cur
e1lossiAl 1ssk a0AlD. TAs 1anose
~ ut roesovea q a. e0ee Soe ~
- ~ Veeks.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
Motherei MOetin0.

The monthly Mothers' meeting q
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held Monday afternooa
at 4 O'Clock ut the residence OF 4ra
r. r. Thomas. All members and any
who desire to become members AZ
cordially invited to be present.
physical Culture" will b the toDec'
for the afternoon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-02
CUT DOWN THE WEEDS.

The grass plats provided for by
city ordinance in several sectioos OF
the city have been permitted to grow
ND In weeds several feet high, and In
some sections the weeds have even
been permitted to cover the grano-
lithic sidewalks. This 10 particular.
~ true of the south side Of Liberty
street, between Sixth street and the
University grounds. In some places
only . path resembling . COW trail
II now visible. II 10 the duty OF those
who have paid for these walks and
grass plats to keep them up. and II
they will not do 20 the city should
compel them to. II not only adds
to the value and beauty Of the prop.
erty, but It IL . duty due the city
and themselves.
No property owner who takes any
pride In the city should permit such
condition to exist, especially on the
street leading to the University.