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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
THE DRUMMER usOYN.

Preparations continue for til,
coming L. =. A. convention to b,
held IN this city in the next few
weeks. lberians should remembe,
their long standing reputation for
hospitality and spare no effort on
this occasion to show that IL is q
well established fact.
! We should do more. It should
nc remembered that we will be
called upon to enter tain a splen
did set Of bright business men
many Of whom arc thoroughly
familiar with every important
to-" . o. the state. Through their
repeated visits 70 these places
they have made many friends,
business acquaintances and are
themselves well known. A word
from them, Or any one Of them. IN
praise Of this town, il 4 testimoui-
u that cannot be purchased. Let
us, therefore, win their praise.
We would suggest that. every
establishment in the town should
put on 'ts Orightest holiday colors.
i's cherlest smile, and most cordi
al greeting. Make the visitors
welcome. Make them remember
tue pleasant side Of our lives
give them an opportunity Of sce
ing the natural advantages Of this
Hect'on. Let thon know OF our
Industries. Tell them ofour homes
and aims, and If the great things
~ store for us In the near future.
=" these things willingly, pleas.
ant'y, Hospitality, and the good Or
he aoing will return to as before
many days. Let rs take an inter.
'st ourselves in the doing and
make It = pleasure to ourselves
The people Of this city should
that upwards or fifty
rave|liDg men make their homes
this city. Their families reside 9
ere. They earn their salaries
ut Of New Iberia and spend them
New iberia. Out Of purely t
rateful consideration to these 80 =
preventative business men We :
l0uld assist them il entertaining !
'eir visitors. q
Let IN make the T. y. A. our =
sitors, and let our acts and &C. !.
IN their behalf :.
ow that We are glsd to have \,
EN-. Mature the details OF you Il
opposed doiDgs IN such . way a
It nothing else will inter fere ).
. will be better satisfied With :,
rselves II We do our full duty in o.
\ matter. ii,
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Tired WOnaaenp

What numbers Of women drag
their way in pain through the
endless duties that crowd brain
and hand ana heart. but life's
work must still 90 OF. Panol is
= priceless boon aud fblessing to
suffering women. 1t (ives strength
and quiet tQ tho tiref nerves, tones
tho digestion imppbves the appe-
tite, bringsrdF tfnl, refreshing sleep.
regulates evety & hction. rids thu
.yseem OF NJ la1a. puts roses on
tho cheeks. ahdboy ia the heart
And It does i'll 4 way 10 differ.
INT from that q ordinary medicines
thst II calls forth the loudes,
Pleasant to take "a lem.
nnade. Try It nov. so cents. |
tx for e2.5O. For sale BY Drug |
yiSts and Dealers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

(E,"m tie lhie"go T,h,oe

(EroW Mc NHie"no Trh",e
Don't tIitlr with Il cold j.
good advice for prudent men and
women. 1t may bc vital ~ The
ease Of . child Proper food
good ventilation, and dry, warm
clothing are the proper safeguards
against colds. IT hey ac main
tanned through the changcnhlc
weather Of autumn, winter and
spring, the chaur1 Of = surprise
fro" ordinary col i viii he slight
But the ordinarf flight cold viii he
come severe neglected, aud y
well "stabI ish ripe cold = 10 the
germs Of '9pI iberia what honey is
7" the beef he greatest menace
to child II le II this season Of the
year is e neglected COLL
!" neither is child Or adult, the
cold sIighwor severe, the very best
treatment that can be adopted IL
10 give Chamberlain'a Cough
Remedy. 1t is SAT. and snle
The great popularity and imuense
vale Of this preparation has been
attained by its remarkable cures
y this ailment. "A cold never re-
'uIts IN pneumonia when il ia xiv
I'D. For sale by All Druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

Urged by numerous friends 10
seek the appointment of Chief
o. Police, mad, vacant by the
resignation Of nv. FELIX Messenger,
do so. fully ajvare Of the res
possibilities Of the position. II
appointed It viii I've my aim to
keep politics opt Of the organiza-
t'on and I" 10 NY duty fearlessIy
and conscicutiously
J.. A. VisIermin
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

70 Gil the vacancies TINS caused 4
which meeting. ten days prion motto
shall he given BY publication.
ARTICLE VI.
This Charter may be changed m
ditied, ~ altered, Or said Gorpo,a,io,
d SOLVED. with the assents OF thru.
'ourihs ~ the members presents at ,
! meeting cil'cd for that purpose;
| Thus done and passed ~ my Onir.
at jeantfette. in The Parish OF iberia
state Of Louisiana. on the day month
End s'ar first above written. IN the
presence of Dave Davis aud N.uA
ache kna,der two competent Witnesses.
"hp sgn these presents with said an.
bearers and mo. said Notary, after
due reading Of the whole.
Witnesses
Dave Davis I,cn A. Schcxnayde,.
Original Signed
AOtonino Caro-
Jos, X. Bnr-nc
Salvatore udin
Joe AtaEzone
Pnsqu.lc nAnna
Salvatore Mnnuietto
Giuseppe Rinauro
Salvatore Mamma
Giuseppe Lapnrtn
Michele Snpienxa
Dome MIRO ScngiiOne
Antonino d Anna
Piuro Assunta
Bernardo Acalisi
Mariana Scaiisi
Poalo Moilu ietiO
Nunizio Macuipne
Vencczo Bella
Antonnio Macaione
Joe Palermo
Tuccio BeucdettO
PietrO ScardinO.
Giuseppe Gu,zzaGe
Giuseppe Magro
Vencenzo uglizza
Francesca Scatnbia
GaetanO lfiszio
AntonniO Culotta
Salvatore D'Anna
Michele j. Hrign oni
Culotta Giuseppe
LOmbardo Francesca
Venienzo DiHata
Salvatore D,iFata
I,omenico Purpeto
N,colo Manalo
McrcuriO RizzutO
GaetanO BernrdO
tHorlando Sorce
Vurcenzo Culotta
Z. A. roitsOn.
Notary Public.
New iberia In. 10. II, 'O5
Edwin s. Nroussard Dist ATTY Of
e Ip Judicial Dist Of In. do hereby
ruty that ! have examine this Char Ic
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
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amendment
.rRoNIDfp. lh4i no part of hi
sum shall 10 used ter The payment +"
'"'' S'.'''''' - = $50 ~ ~, wv
;,
mont,
This amendment "a i; stands
ven,J sIaft,, ths ,,lou ,I,c,dv
adopted by the be,,a.,mcn' Of
Apriculturc Sprh &, nroyisiou
voulh fnrha i!,r pay,acnt. to any
State. county. OF munlrinal oiiici
al. of money for expert oriulon
az for sn,v;res. OF rm expenses
incurred ~ appearing hrfot. y
court, ~ attending an advisory
board ,nce!ing II cag',pt lr ,1es
iluncd ,hat ~ many States the
nae hinc,V ir the enforcement If
ne food rnenI.,'iol,s u VIII o,
ga,,Izch. and the men in charge
tl,o,oughly uA,nnl The Dcrart
ment plan has always been 10 80
rtfr, whenever roeajb.,. the Sc,
vice, Of tIcNocxl,e1ts on pat time,
AZ, the u.n ~ lhrir Iab"r ato,ics
aud other uiiti,s.
This would avoid y very great
#pat, Of Tho exnensc 10 n,o,c,d
Independently would involve an
appropriation Of five millions. in
stead Of tbs modest sum Of $3.50
400 asked for This il estimate
Of Representative Mann Of Iii
nois, " ho was LARGELY instrument
~ in getting the pure food bjl,
passed last year. aud who opposcd
his Amendment vigorously.
In tho dsl, over The pure hin
he "speci,! INTERESTS oppos,ne
he measure did everything IN
rate - feeling of aniayou;.m lr
ween State officials and the al
COATES of Federal law Hy this
Means il was hoped TO divide the
orces Of reform and bring al,out
conflict Of opiuion ,cpar,;;ny III.
.sucs involved The plot failed
he u,re fn,d law has received
unqualified arutoraI from the
tate officers. It voald now an. .
ear that the same ,hiny il hcjnyi
tempted in y different w,v-1ia,IC
ty practically prohibiting anil
|ans f., co-otsra,ion bet .v.en the
atioDal and State authn;t;o. I
rawnev w,s ann
,rtcd in his aitempt to cr;nnle =
70 pure food law bv H.,,.sontI
We I',tzycra!d Of Nav Yo,k H.,
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oHpack'f. on INDIANA. CT,
me nan argument M these VI
'ngressmen was that, 10 employ fcI
ate experts, would eventually
l. ttllA Ii tkIaI -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
To MI PATRONS.

IN and after FEBRUARY LIST, milk.
IRON this dairy. will be sold at.
~ cents per gallon.
Will. Z. Runtfa
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

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MiIfar1esNews Dealt
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

~ til the vacancies Tins caused Of
which meeting. ten days prion notice
shall he given bv publication.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
eoULo's DoMEsTIc TaousLEs.
Whole History Likely to Come out
When Case Is in Court.

New York, June 1.-When How
ard Gould Is hailed into court to an
swer the suit for separation brought
By his wife, formerly Miss Rather
Inc Clemmons, II is likely that his
brothers George and Frank will be
called TO testify In his behalf. It
was announced Thursday by an in
Innate friend Of Mr.. Could that al
though II would be extremely dis
tasteful to members of the family to
appear in court, the two brothers had
expressed their willingness to do so.
From present indications It seems
assured that the whole history Of the
domestic troubles of Howard Gould
and his wife will come out when the
case is finally taken into court. Mr..
Gould himself says that there Will be
no change in the present plan Of pro-
cedure; that he will face the charges
OF his wife In court and will retail
ate by plain speaking In regard to
her conduct during the years they
lived together. Mrs. Gould is equal
" emphatic in asserting that she will
conceal nothing and that she will ac-
cept no settlement before the case
comes to trial.
Howard Gould's reply to his wifes
suit will not be made public at least
until June 6, which Is the limit al
owed by law. Mr.. Gould's reply, |
which IL now ready to be filed. is a
document, almost as large
ls the budget containing the bill of
served upon him through
counsel a fortnight ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
eEoaeIA aAR ASSOCIATION
Congressman Champ Clark Addresses
the Assemblage.

Savannah. Ca. June 1.-The an
nusl convention Of the Georgia Bar
Association was called to order at the
Hotel Tybee. on Tybee island, Thurs
day morning, with large attendance
Of members present. Many Of the
leading lawyers of Georgia were in
the assemblage.
The convention was called to or
der by Judge A. l.. Miller. OF Ma
con, president, and 0rvllle A. Park,
of the same place, sat as secretary.
Reports Of several committees were
received and then came the principal
feature of the morning session, the
address of Honorable Champ Clark,
congressman from Missouri. "The
Country Lawyer as a Factor In Public
Affairs was the subject of Mr.
Clark's address, and he treated I'll
with a classic touch. His address
abounded. too, in humorous anec-
dotes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02

New York, june 1.--Cedrlno, the
Vanderbilt cup driver, broke the 10
mile record for middle weight cars
at the Empire Chy track Thursday.
covering the distance in 10 minutes.
f71-5 seconds, The previous rec
ord was 10 minutes. 1895 seconds,
held by Bernine CedrlNa, continued
on 10 10 miles and covered the dis
lance In lt minutes. as seconds.
which is also worlds record for
middle wclsht machines.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
NEGRO ANO Will MAN ouILTY
Jury convIcts Them 81 the Murder Of
Reese Jones.

Buchanan, Ca, June THE jury
In the case of Ben Adams. white, and
HiIliard Lee. negro. charged with
the murder Of Reese Jones . white
man. after being ont al night, came
In at O'Clock Thursday morning with
verdict Of guilty and recommending
life sentences.
Tie evidence, which was all cir
cumstantlal, showed that bones,
Adams and Lee were all together,
drinking and cursing on sunday ar
ternoon and night, that they left the
home of David Wright at $3.50 p. m.
and shots were heard at o'clock
near the place where Jones dead body
was found Monday morning
The defendants promptly made mo-
ton for a new trial.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
WANTED TO SEE OPERATION.
Wonderful Nerve Displayed by Boy
Whose Arm Was Amputsted.

Wonderful Nerve Displayed by Boy
Whose Arm Was Amputated.
Berlin, June LA 142year- old
boy here has astonished the prominent
surgeon. Baron Won Eisleberg, by
the remarkable grit he displayed in
undergoing an operation, The boys
arm had to be amputated He re-
fused to take an anesthetlc brought
up. and wanted to see the operation.
He resisted all the persuasion OF the
surgeon who ultimately yielded. The
boy did not vince and made no sound
throughout, but watched the sur
goon's work with keen attention. He
said afterwards that the sight was so
Interesting 1t was well worth the
pain.
DR., Won Eisleberg recognized his
pluck by giving him a watch.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
FRED BUSH ON TRIAL.
Atlanta Man., Charged with Sending
Internal Machine, Faces Charge.

Atlanta Man., Charged with Sending
Internal Machine, Faces Charge.
Atlanta. May S1.-Fred Bush, the
man who Is charged with having sen;
an internal machine to the home Of
Mrs. Mccarthy. which wrecked the
house and severely injured Mrs Nc
Carthy, was placed on trial IN the
criminal branch Of the superior court
Thursday.
The case is a most sensational one
and the court room was packed,
Fifty-Seven talesmen were called
before jury could DO secured.
The principal witnesses are Chas.
Doolittle. Busb's business partner,
and Mrs. McCarty, the lady who
came near being killed by the eI-
plosion OF the bomb.
Some very Sensational testimony i
being offered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
EaIllna nc KIM Huntsr.

Gainesville, Ga, June 1.-whne
coon hunting near Emerson, Ga, a
few miles from Gainesville, Collins
Henson, the 2O-year- old son OF Bar
tow Henson, was caught under a fall
ing tree and crushed to death. Young
Henson was accompanied by a negro
and when the dogs "treed" a coon the
two proceeded to chop Il down. AS
the tree fell the negro ran some dis
lance and as he turned around saw
Henson was missing He ran back
and found he had been caught under
the falling tree aud was dead. The
negro ran miles 20 secure assist
ance. and the party then returned
and removed The tree from the body.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
FRENCH COMMERCE
MAY Be PARALYzED
Strike of Sailors Belonging, to
the Naval Reserve.
wARsHlPs ARE TO BE SENT
American Consul Cables State De.
partment at Washington of an
Armed Uprising at Joan-sevsr,I
Officials Were Killed.

Paris, June 1.-French commo-,.
is threatened with complete paraIys,,
as a result of the general strike of
sailors belonging to the naval ra.
serve which went into operation Fri.
day at all the ports OF France.
The naval reserves comprise almost
the entire maritime population de-
voted TO seafaring life, They num-
Der about III 900 men, of whom 25
600 belong to the war fleet. Prac-
ticaHy the entire personnel of the
merchant marine as well as the long
shoremen are inscribed in the naval
reserve The executive committee
OF the National Seamen's union or
dered the strike because the men,
bers of the union regard the govern
ments new bill increasing pensions
from $40 so to $40. so In the case o,
seamen and from sl56 to 5000 in the
case OF captains as being inadequate.
The reports thus far received in
dlcate that the tie-up Is complete. Al
the Mediterranean, Atlantic and the
channel ports the crews generally left
their ships. The government prompt
ly ordered the army transports al
Marseilles to be placed in commission
in order to insure a mail service be-
tween France and her African pos
sessions, but the transportation COM
panies were taken by surprise and are
at the mercy of the strikers.
The officials Of the French trans
company hope that the yes
sci IaProvence will be able to sail
from Havre Saturday, but they are
not certain that she will be able to
do so.
Generally the companies are IN
position to coerce the men, as be-
Ing members of the naval reserve
The crews are subject to heavy pen
altes for ipsubordinat1on but It Is
regarded as more likely that they will
ny to effect a compromise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
Rear Admiral Retire,

New York, June l.-Rear Admiral
eseph = coghlah retired from the
e4flce and the command OF the
NfQoklyn navy yard Friday He
~ be succeeded by Rear Admiral
espar +. Goodrich. Admiral Cogh-
'An's time Of service expired several
lonths ago but owing to the impor-
tant work IN hand he has been re-
4plgea 20 remain at the yard for a
flme longer, lie Will live In New
Eork for the present.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02

Athens, Ca, June ALBANY was
selected as the place Of tho next meet.
ing Of the Georgia League OF Municl-
palities. The following oficers were
selected: President. ] A. Sims, OF
RLhland; first vice president, II. v.
Coward, Of Dalton; second vice pres-
ident John W. Maddox, OF Rome;
third vice president T H. Flncher,
OF Fort valley, se c,ary and treas-
urer Bridges Smith. OF Macon. elect
ed for life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02

Jackson, Mss. June I'M
Democratso state executive comnii'es
met on Thursday and hxef nus
day. AUG !. a. the date f5r ne hT''
PRIMARY 10 uorsinate senatorial. s-A.''
district and county oficers j. u q
pected ~. 900 votes vll be Poles
All contests are % BE- ss,t'ei .rc.l-
nag the senatoriai race beiveea Io'
eruor Var6amta aai Cuas'ess
John sharp Williams.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02

Elyria, o., June &c NJ. For
ney, mOtorman Of a Cleveland and
Southwestern Traction car, was ar
rested in Cleveland early on Friday
and brought to ElyriS 10 answer TO the
charge Of being responsible for the
death Of seven persons, killed In a
traction accident here Thursday. and
for the injury OF eight more persons,
several OF whom will probably die. He
pleaded not guilty before the mayor.
and was bound over In s.. 600 in de-
fault OF which he went 10 jail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
ON WELFARE WORK.
Committee Has Been Appointed by
DEPARTMENT.

SOnWlttco FIhb been appointed by
Department.
New York, June 1.--For the pur-
pose OF improving the working con-
ditions of Federal, State and munich
pal employees, a national committee
on welfare work for government en-
ployes has been appointed by the well
fare department OF the national civic
federation. Secretary OF War VIII
liam II. Taft is chairman OF the COM
mittee, OF when Governor John G.
w. Beckhsm, OF Kentucky; favor
George w. Guthrie, OF Pittsburg. and
William r, Wilcox, postmaster OF this
city, are ohairmen.
OF the many improvements, the
need OF which Is indicated by COM
plants OF public employees. the well
fare department has paid considerable
attention TO the establishment OF
hospitals IN government
buildings Many OF the uDfayorable
conditions, as has been shown repeat
eddy, are due to the fact thar the bus
mess OF the government had more
than doubled In some departments
within the last few years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
sArrLE WITH DESPERATE.
81, Hundred and Fifty Shots Fired In
Running Fight.

Running Fight.
Princeton, Ind June 1--After
idlng a posse Of so officers and cit-
sens at bay for two hours, a des-
ado was captured near Mt, Car
IneI. HIS after he had been wound
te four times and was so weak from
s Of blood ne was unable TO shoot.
reiises TO give his name, He
nt TO Mt Carmel and displayed
lee navy reyolvers and several new
alses to a. gang Of mussel diRgers.
30 notified officers. two OF whom at
mpled 70 arrest him but failed
Later he was sighted IN woods
1ptth OF MT. Carmel by posse OF Of
Htors and citizens, headed By sher-
a8 Moore, and running baftle re-
enlled Ia which at least 100 shots we're
Rkchanged The desperate had two
bie teyolyers and shot at every man
ln sight, but wounded none He was
#onnded four times, one ear and mis-
pose being shot on. and other dam
Eeroes hurts sustained. He will
crobably die from his wounds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02

Richmond. Va. June i--lla,o,
General Andrew ,. West. command.
ing tae Georgia division. decided .
appoint raursdava sponsor snd maid
O honor % rePFesent TIE s,a,e >,
Georgia and naaisf Miss Jesos,ts
swift as sponsor ard Ms wins
Jones, q stan,a as maid This
aeiica vas iakea after oonsustatios'
W.'l Geaerai Siapsfa D. Lee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02

Paris, KY, June i.-CraEed with
eflef Following the death OF his Wife.
or. James Kirlley Jameson, aged 81
years. formerly u this city, COM
nilied suicide at Waukosha, Wis hy
thooiins himself through the head
ben lying across her grave. Hls
Iather. Or j W Jameson receive
telesram while be was az tse
frer table. noaring him Of tae
agile.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
AVY RAINS CAUSE
FLOODS IN LOUISIANA
thousands of Dollars Worth of
Damage Done.
gF WATER IS sLowM INsHoRg

ppis Are Refusssius frOR Cam
sron Parish Much Of Which lie I'm
tsr Water-NO Loss Of Life ls Yet
reported.
Lake Charles, la, June 1.--F1oOd
qeees are coming into Lake Charles
n Cameron parish, county Of
sFly ! 800 square miles, much Of
'eh Is under water from record
lng rains. rising rivers and a
p1 which has blown the Gulf OF
c0 water inshore.
Vine families on a special train
81 from the Sulphur Mine district,
ere about $40, 900 damage has
done. No loss OF life has been
ofted.
ieamboat passengers who arrived
after having passed through
cameron parish. via Calcasieu river
ch divides the parish nearly In
from north TO south, reported
Iar as eye could reach on both
the parish was under water
ping In an almost level sheet to
gulf They said that in some
ces small steamer could have
lgated over what was rich rice
pasture lands few days ago.
Sock raising one OF the principal
aaestrles Of the parish, Is threaten
with great loss. Many cattle
alch have been taken to the high
ground possible, are, neyerthe-
half immersed In water. The
pulation Of the parish was about
poo IN 1900.
me southern portion OF Catcalscu
aflsh, which lies north OF Cameron,
Alec flooded. An S-inch rain fell
snd about Lake Charles, stopping
fcct railways and forcing many
PRISONS 70 wade thIgh-deep TO their
'ulsuess, Bridges are under wa
I az many points,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02
Not believed In savannah.

NSavannsh. Ga, June l,-Men in
Savannah prominently identified with
the naval stores business received
with incredibly the story from New
York that the Standard Oil company
has secured large tracts Of pine lands
in Georgia, Florida, and other south
ern states with the view of control
ling production Of turpentine and resin.
Factors say that there Is such a great
number OF individual operators and
large tracts have already been so cut
up that there is no field for endeavor,
such as the report has the Standard
engaged In. One man said he is
familiar with some large timber deals
made recently, and that the Stand
ard is not In them at all. Tur-
pentine rights. he said, we're reserv-
ed by the sellers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-02

KinEstOn n e.. June i.-FIre
whioh started Ia the vnolesale and
retail drug store o. Eians 4 Schhoo-
maker IN Wsll street INiday, 5urrss
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