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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Murkthertdtte
sur Scm ~@ro6pertani.

Ou b II q II e. ben 80. Sept.
0etreibe, Sen, MebI etc.
Saier: 55,@57c.
6orn: 65@70c.
8erite: 40--55c per Suihel.
Ros9eu: 65-75c per Suibet.
Sen: IL. 00@Sl4.00.
Msbl: Bateut. s5.20@5.So; traisbt,
81. sO@5.20.
1leie: SOL 90. $685. 90
@ntter, Gier nnS Sale.
Ger: 19c per Guysuo.
Butter: Oalrp, 23c p. Bfuno; Cream:
m, 26@27e.
adie: 0tabm : saie. 16c; srid, 17ic.
Groceries, etc.
Reis: 6i-9te per Ytunn.
Swiebeln: So. 50c per @rote.
9lepiel: S.. 0O(9S6. 90 per Barrel.
Sartoneln: iele 6je per Suibel.
Gieb.
Stiere: 49, 0@4.30
&iuo.r: sd. 00@3.5O.
6iibe: S3.0G@3. 20.
aGiber: S4.50@5.00.
Sdweine(auf benz SuB): S.. 50@5.70 per
bnnoert piuno.
@ieb (%seiGladtet).
RitbTeild: 4@4ac per Piumo; JRinber.
3@3se per Biino.
S9affeiid: &c
Srppiiioneu.
Gerdu9ertes Tleii3 Sdiutem, 1Si @l4ic;
Sped, 13l@143e.
S4mal;: 9i@12ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
ejrant Gouatp, sHbs9 afota.

9ano 3u pertaufen fir $40 bic $50 pro glder i'm
gannersGouutp bon Sl6s Eatota. ollie 8equems
Iidlteit, SdnIen, GartbpuitsT ienit, TarnersIee
phone, Sutterinbrtten &c. 81 Grrteil tadleinaii'
Der obne Mibernten. ssir pohnen ieit 2e Sabren
a,uBfunit iiber 9an6. @rnten nin. aeben. aatho.
liShe Stride unb Ghule babier. @tr peripeiieu
auf ben bodbtp. Serru Bfarrsr z. 8. W oil
BAXTER. Wlan wenbe iih an Daartens Sros.,
Mnbont. @. s..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

Serrins & aretf6mer, @runSs
e%i9entbnmSs uno Serli6erunss @gens
ten. 2incoln Building.
Gbelid 9etrniit ipurben AM
@iitpod: SRI. 8. SoDce unO @err
". =. Quit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
fir has Sabr 1908.

@ir ienben Sbnen Den aalenbe,
%toltentrei. iucnu Sic ioglcidr SIREN
riidltdnoigen Ihpnnements : 8etrag
lito $500 fir Gorausbe5ablln9 eine
ihtfen. Senben Sic ben Setraa
prompt Elm, benu Die Ha6frnee III
einc grobe unb es biirftc unler Torl
roth ld)nca pergriffen icin.
Idtltngspoa
Sorcn5 @onner,
@elGdftsfiihrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

IS. g. Sranten. beutIfcr Gbpos
fat unb Notar. Simmcr 413 Offices
gebdube, O.. un6 MaiusS tra6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Adtuns, 9ambimher!

@ir nlD6ten Die Nuimerflamfeit
u%nierer 2eier alf Die InSei9e bon Is.
y. 0et6eu bon @ales, ". g.. lenfen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
9ano i'm ilolidlen Ieras.

gnrsenen In beliebieer @rohe 81 uerfanfen
Sehr gltnitig &C Sebinsungeu. Shreibet thr Ereis'
lite. y. W. W eituto or Iano, Gaale Nate, 9eraS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Gbtcaso. oen %. Sept.
Gefreibe.

SptC o, oeu 20. sept.
Gefreibe.
Wetsen-
Sept. /: 97a9S.
Ge;. 1.0is@l
forn-
Sept: 62a @6st.
Oe,.: 5S@5Si.
Safer-
Sept: 53s@54t.
Oe;. 62it963.
8iebmarft.
Shmeine-
S1were, SIS. 90@6.20 {.
Sbmere. rauhe, S5.40@5..
9ei1te. S6. l0@S6. 80.
@emii1te, IS. 70@6.50.
gteb-
Rinopieb, SO. 00@7.10.
&ibe unb Ruiber, S1.40@5.75.
S4aie-
@inheimii9e 2animer 81. 50@7.40.
Giubeimiihe Shaie. S4.2505.20 90.
Wefli4e 9dmmer. SO. 25@7.80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
Stabt nub umgegenO.

Entered at Dubuque post ONCE as sec.
ond.class mail matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
2aii0 !

9latte, Charles Mir Co., Glib satota. pir
baben eiuen rei oirenben 9rieiter, eine Stride
lnb quite 9dnbereien BON so bis 3u $50 per Nder.
lie mad Der Sage NIB 8erbeierurgen. lint N6bes
res ,pence man id) an e.. "a. areber.
&eieren3en: g.. 3. 8arte, poer Die farmer
State Snnf, Ylatte, Glib 9atpta. Mnn tam iih
beim Gdreiben Der ensliifen uie Der beutifen
Sprdd1e beoienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

liner W(itbilr9er Srdnt Shus
nader iii bon ieiner Guropareiie
Samstaa G6enO Suriidgefebrt. Rad,
feinem IusIebsn 5u urtbeilen. bat
er cine n~n9enebme Heiie gebabt.
8err S6umn6er fam aus ieiner nlten
Seimatb 9irembnrg, Die CT Dor me6r
nIs fiinfsig Sdbren nlo auabe berlieB.
biel Snterehantes er5dblen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
$500

Tailored Suits in the fall cuts in the invisible checks
and stripes all the color combinations heavy satin lined
Jackets u killed skirts with three stitched bias fods 2st
Anniversary Sale price
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
$3.50

New fall Suits of imported serges, panamas and English
mixtures plain tailored collar and cuffs and pockets tu KIT
ed skirts trimmed in bias bands 21st Anniversary Sale
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
$29.75

Ladies' Jackets in black and brown crushe velve wide silk
braid trimmings half fitted back long sleeve, stitched down
collar effect Skinner satin lined double breasted the newest
fall wrap; our 21st Anniversary Sale price .........
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
$l6.75

Ladies' and Misses imitation fur coats in hip LENGTH Of the
new bear SKINS carricues broadta ETC. New Yorks latest
styles half fitted and box backs with best lining and inside
rockets our 21st Anniversary Sale price, each
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
IT MAY MEAN WAR

The recall NJ Ambassador Aoki by
90,
S@'ioh oi lne houi'
Captain Nash. instead OF being
mayor of Ocala, may be in the orient
facing the little brown men next
~ - ~ no +ho paciec
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The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

The Tampa Tribune is anxious 10
out at Ocala viii stay out al the bid
ding Of the primary Is there any
doubt on the subject? Are We to have
a primary election that decides moth
ing? II the Tribune knows OF any
reasonable ground for its doubt Il
would be well TO settle the question
before We hold the primary The
democratic party in Florida need not
invite destruction by dividing itself
into warning factions refusing 10 obey
the primary as it was once common
to deny obedience TO the convention.
-Times-U Union.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

A Tallahassee Dispatch says that
the governor has suspended from OF
fee NJ y. Jones, tax collector Of Mas
sau county and appointed J. D. Ogil-
vie to ill the uneXpired term. Jones
is said 10 have left FeUuandina in Oc-
tObcr. and il is alleged that his &C
counts are short $4,000 His wherea-
bouts are now unknown 1t is report
ed that be went 10 South America
Live OAK Democrat
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

If any think that Hon. Park Tram
NELL viii not show up we'll in the race
for the Uuited States senate, they ara
placing themselves in a position TO
get badly fooled. Trammell will poll
large vote all over South Florida.
and viii probably have TO be reckon
I'd with the second primary. South
Florida has not had senator in a
long time and the fact that one is al
ready in the United States senate
from jacksonville and that the TWO
most formidable candidates for this
Office hail from that city will assist
Trammeu very materially in his race,
-WauchuIa Advocate.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
For the Ocaia Banner:
SANITARY INSPECTION AGAIN
Meat inspection

Sanitary science has been greatly
extended since the advent OF the lac
terial origin OF many diseases, IL Is
now a we'll established fact that some
parasitic diseases are common 10 man
and many of the domestic animals.
In some instances a disease may not
aIwavs manifest the same symptoms
Of pathological LESSONS in man mat
II does in animals. and the disease,
wherever found. may be caused by
the same micr0-OTganism- Yet such
4 disease is transmissable from AMI
mails to man. or from man 10 animals.
Tie common illustrations OF such dis
eases are found in tuberculosis and
anthrox. It is positive fact that dur
ing the last few years a sufficient
number Of cases Of anthr0X. tUbeTcu-
l0sis. swine plague hog cholera. and
numerous other local diseases, fevers.
etc. have been observed in the south
10 Justify q thorough and efficient
meat inspection in your city We may
also state that it is only a question
Of time until va have a national and
state Law requiring each state and
city to have sanitary inspectors. 1t
Will not ONLY be the aim OF the meat
inspector TO cut of one OF the ways
Ot transmitting the germs 81 disease
10 man but also to eliminate from the
food OF man the poisonous chemical
compounds. known as PtomaineS, leu
comaines and organic ferments that
may be developed in the body OF an
animal during disease, or may be de-
veloped in decOmpOsing meat Many
OF these chemical compounds are very
poisonous, and they cannot always be
destroyed by cooking the meat as
can the germs OF disease. For in.
stance, in the disease known as tetaU-
US (lock-jaw) the tetanus bacillus de
velOps, OF in some way produces A /
chemical substance called tetatin
which is a very powerful poison: in
fact, will kill a healthy man or horse
in a short time IL comparatively
small quantity OF II is infected into
the circulation. Il is in the same man
ner that many other poisonous chem
ical compounds are developed in the
body Of animals during disease, Il is
obvious 10 we'll informed medical men
or any educated man that thorough
and efficient meat inspection is a
practical means OF preventing many
diseases in the human family | say
thorough" and efficient" because
there is a tendency on the part Of the
powers who appoint inspectors TO ap-
point political favorites. regardless oil
their qualifications. That day isl
passed when a man can be an expert
in more than one thing. It is a great
mistake TO think that a druggist, car
penter. hOrse-trader, Hyeryman. Orl
butcher can make an efficient meat
inspector, without a special education
for such work.
Not only should we inspect our
meats. anti and post mortem. but we
should look after the sanitary condi- /
tions as 70 the way il is kept and han
died. HEALTH ENTHUSIAST.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Royal c. Dunn, candidate for rail
road commissioner. is perhaps the
best man in the race for this impor-
Jant Office At the present time. He
is a young man. hut has had years of
experience as secretary Of the com
mission. and has more thorough
knowledge OF the workings OF the
commission In this state He has al
ways stood close TO the people. and
has no taint Of corporate influence
about him. II elected he would stand
Tor the people.-Manatee Record
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Jacksonville has still another can

Jacksonville has still another can
didate in the person OF Ion L. Farris,
representative from Duval county in
the last Legislature, who will oppose
Representative Frank Clark for the
latter's seat in congress. Mr.. Farris
is bright young man, with pronounc-
ed convictions and the courage to
voice them. He is, however tackling
a strong man when he goes up against
Representative Clark. and. while his
candidacy may serve 10 make him ac-
qUainted with the voters Of the dis
trict and thus be Of value for some
future contest. il is hardly likely that
it viii at this time cause Mr.. Clark
any Uneasiness.-Pensac0la Journal
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Just read this from the BrooksviI

Just read this from the Broobsvjlle
Argus:
All the world loves a lover" bur
they prefer that he does not yum-yum
too much in public kissing is fear
fully disgUsting-unless We are one
Of the parties"
To think that an old man like Rus
sell would be guilty OF peuning such
lines. It's too much for US. We pass
il up 10 Joe Dickson-the item: not
the kissing-Lake City Index
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

IL is not every person who can raise
l2-fOot sugar cane and 50-pound cab
bage, but there are people in Franklin
county who have done these two
things. Really there are people who
cant raise sheo,-but they don't know
how The soil is here in which huge
vegetables can be raised economical
". Franklin county needs more far
mers-men who know hOw-and the
effort should be made to secure these
men that the wilderness may be beau
titied.-ApalachicOla Times.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Prof. James Mcintosh Bell, director
OF the geological survey Of New Zea-
land. now visiting this country. says
that the extension OF suffrage to wo-
men has resulted in better legislation
FOR the schools and the home. and III
a higher standard OF character for
public officials. one marked feature
Is the tendency of the members OF a
family 70 vote together The inlu-
ence OF the family in public affairs
has been increased since each family
now counts two. or more votes, while
a bachelor counts but one
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

The administration still wants more
money tor thr navy than for the i'm
ErH..U.ur IF the rivers and karh0rs.
ana Dr. wants fifty million dollars for
tl,- latter
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

The supreme court of The United
States has decided the cases of the
Webster Coal Company and the Penn
~YNauia Coal and Coke Company vs.
Fha Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
involving the rj-hJ 10 examine the
railroad cumDauy.~ books IN favor If
The coal companies
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

We have not read the presidents
message from "kiver to kiver." but
believe il can be safely stated that he
does not recommend the Ocala plat
form as q panacea for existing cur
rency evils. My, my, but won't Tom
Watson he madder than ever,
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

saIan - called Ambassador Aoki
iume. Ir may or may not mean much
! De- ambassador says that he will
ust" AN oral report 10 his govern
TU.LE
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

lar...nt.il,. continues to show that
rh" wants all the Offices in sight. She
Ia ,.a..laIcs for governor, United
t'4'.- ...hIJpr. congressman, etc.
-hrh.,nNIl~ simply cannot repress
TER -c.,-t
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Ia thr-r days oi credit currency We
should MT hr surprised 10 see Presi-
''nt Roosevelt recommend the adOp-
tIuu ~ ri. ocala platform as 10 gov
,rlm-lr NaU~houSes.-At Journal
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Carr. Narinn Is Getting a world Of
aaS,rl-iUE oVt of the simple state
in,rt 'ha' h. VIII kiss no man who
mss .uhaecu. Thn editor Of this pa
Ye- has "a Kiss coming.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

fHU-r.a- Is uoN IN session. and the
country must have more of Teddy -
H-t relief Is IN sighg-he positively
Cr,.-u,- "A third term"
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

... I.-,1 ruE coast girls are real
t.l.r.. au5 they make real help
mates ta -I.u ordinary looking men.
Aua.a,l l.eola Times
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

General Warren keifer OF Ohio,
does not grow more tolerant as he
grows older. He is still waving that
disHgured garment and Is going up
and down the halls OF congress cry
ing aloud: Southern representation
in congress must be cut down." Poor,
perblind. feeble-mtnded man.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

II ir he true that a forgery was
committed. why not blame the guilty
p-rt Nhy blame the man whose
name. Nae forged That's a pretty
hoR.E 6o
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Nr Anna VI Bradley. the slayer Of
r..a-.- l'.aNu oi Jrah. was prompt
rs acquitted hv a Washington jury.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1907

judge B.ii-Hh.rry. a noted prohi-
'-..rr.' orator uf ThOmasvi.le, Ga,
I- .l-tu-.-- things III Jacksonville.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Physicians endorse P. P P. ~.'plen'
1,d combination, and prescribe 1t with
sre.. satisfaction for the cures OF Al
forms and stages of Primary. Secondary
ard Tertiary Syphilis, SyphiAtio hheu-
uatisn1. scrotIlous Ulcers and 6orHA'
qls,eular SweIinss, rheumatism, hld-
nov Complaints. old Chronic Ulcers mat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
Baird Hardware Go.

iron bic homo IN North Carolina
He vas up to 80 hts family. and
has made arranSe@snts for them to
cone down some tine the latter part
Of pext month.
The Board OF County Commission.
81 viii meet next Monday. August
ssA. ut 10 O'Clock Q. m. to hear and
determine all complaints Of property
owners a. to Why their assessments
should not have been increased. In
der the law no changes can be made
in the assessment roll after that date,
We have just completed rcsetting
the mail list Of subscribers 70 both
The Daily and 0emtWeekly Sun. and
subscSibsss can no longer contend
that they cannot make Out the date
0f expiration oe their subscription.
The date printed opposite your name
- the time TO which you have paid
for the paper. and those indebted to
us are requested to make immediate
settlement.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
FATAL FIGHT At vALooSrA
0hootins Array Results From Recent
Prob biton Election.

valdos,a. G.. Juiy II. Viii!
OB...a. &C. Il John OBrien, "I.
OF the wea.,t.est citizens ofeA.s Sec
ton. sho. anI probably !a'a.!y wound.
e. his oro.h.--inlaw Mr. McEaca-
ern. At the @CMe Ct John O'Brien on
Sur lay afternoon az q ate hour.
!, Is a:Lt rs'tHd It'd; there have
been serious ice rentes between TIE
two nm eve, s.DCe he prohibition
elect.o. a =. nth ago on OF them be-
inG an anti y.o,Iin.'.oGis AID tie
other a p.oh.h.'.oni>: OBr!en was
drinking .,av:.y aud he 8 considered
the ag.res.o- II he difficulty. Three
balls FROM a pistol eE's:eG Ike body %!
McEa-chern. and ne pnysic!ats say
he VII. die from the wounds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
GIVES A PERFECT SKIN.
Sulphur in Liquid Fern Adds to the
Beauty Of Women.

Beauty Is only skin deep, but
you cannot be beautiful II you have
and skin disease or bad complexion
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur quickly
cures eczema. letter. sores, eruptions
blotches. and all skin diseases. Ap
ply Hancock's Liquid Sulphur ONT
nent to the face just rs you 20 to
bed and 1t will soon give you q
smooth. velvety skin.
Taken internally. Hancock's Liquid
Sulphur puri6es the blood and clears
up the complexion. A few spoonfuls
In hot water makes the finest Of sui.
phur baths. All druggists sell it.
Sulphur Booklet free. II YOU write
Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co., Balti.
more.
Dr.. ". W. Leake Of Orlando, Fla.
Who vas cured. says: 1T IL the most
wonderful remedy for Eczema have
ever known"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
Beautiful Women.

Plump cheeks, flushed with the sot,
glow OF health and pure complexion
make all women beautiful Take a
small dose o! Hertine after each
meal: IL will prevent cor s,ipa.ion and
help digest what YOU have eaten. Mrs.
VIM. NJ. Stroud. Midlothian. Tex
writes. May 81. 1901: We have used
Herbine in our family for eight years
and found II the best medicine We
ever used for constipation. bilious
Fever and malaria" Sold b. ". "
johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
BONNIE MElROSE.
Interesting Batch o. soea' News
from the Corner Of Four Counties.

N. !rose. Jul, al.-Ra,ut Year" OK
LEI, SUNDAY FOR Atlanta IL :eN
weeks h. goes to Demore,t Ga, ''
attend scIuOl.
Pau L., who 8, wcrs,ns ~ '-a"'
Hu,i.- car, rome rsc,O''. 'or 4 IL"
days.
Mr. O.',,n o. lack sou' ~" CAM
SATURDAY 70 .oin Mrs N>''"n. "A' !
visiting her mother Mrs. VI Go"dS"n
MIR and Mrs II G Barnet oI Ha"
thorn spent SUNDAY AZ 4. W Craig :
f.. Il. Mcmillan OF OranG" H'leht'
IL visiting friends here.
Mrs f. ~ Ki..s leaves Thur SdaH
for = months stay N Asht' Ill. y. I
From there she gues to New Zealand
" here she expects to make her nome
with her daughters.
Miss Pearl Griner leaves mex;
week for her home In Anthony. she
has been teach music here the
past year. bat has good opening
nearer home.
Mrs. Ira Goodson OF Tampa is visit
ing her mother.in.law. Mrs. NJ. Good
son.
Ernest Weeks OF Jacksonville Is In
town for a few days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01

ssssss cs.ess~,"s 'oeinss Of People
IN the AoinjWo Center.

Newbesry. July 3l-Miss Florence
Anderson Of Georgia Ia here for a
few days. the guest Of Mrs. George
Livingst0n.
Miss Lille Belle Methyin returned
Wednesday from a weeks visit 70
Worthington Springs.
c. D. McGreeor OF Tyler spent se,.
ersl days here last week visiting
among his many friends.
After spending her two weeks va.
cation here with her parents Miss
Pearl Henderson left Friday morning
for Jacksonville, where she will re.
enter the 81. Luke's training school.
Rev. Taylor and wife have returned
from Lake City. where they were dele.
gates to the Baptist convention.
Tom Swindal and daughter. Miss
Mollie. went TO Trenton Wedne sday
returning Saturday
Misses Lizzie and Cena Hamilton OF
Jonesville were here shopping and
visiting relatives Friday.
mrs. Lutte Howell. who has been
on the sick list FOR the past week
Is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Saudln OF
Jacksonville are here the guests OF
the formers sister. Mrs. Toun Swim.
dal.
After a weeks '!sis here 10 .-.a.
tves, Miss Florida Livingston and
cousin. Miss Livingston. have r..
turned to their home in Georgia
Mrs. r. II. Fraz-- Is spending tn.
week at Brooks,i!le. the cues, u rel.
atives.
W. H. Pickett os Jonesvl!!e spent
Sunday here. guest OF his friend.
Luctus Johnson.
Mrs. Bry ant Smith. son Glenn. and
daughter. Jewel returned FRIDAY
from Wade, where they spen. a week
visiting relatives.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
lallllA WOMAN
KILLS HUSBAND
1,,s MAN WAS INTOXICATED

UAss ~ Nsssrss6 sssm& According
. vesSs esssy. s"s osjsessd 70
AsvnaaeGsssye q tsss HaIr-Ms"
Wu1 Wass~.
z 1900 M. July al.-Because he
$3.50 - - viss's asransin& her
80 q RsnQa1oae. Joseph Givens
r. - e1v, vAo = veil known
! pauAsAav ~ vsalthSsst tsrpentine
oopg - Alhhosaa. ~ shot dead
~ - su1Raos1 hssUoase last san
m. 0evsas = yo1ng and pgst'
800 3 nsabss q an Old and
no lnm111. ~ has not been
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- - ~. - ~ style A.
j - s1enasn.
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q w. - alleges he
: 80 - ~ ~ hairI his
ns1p1 - - NJ tnses
80 - vas Oaing 10 kin
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Des1ag ~ ~ HE. !
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
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49, = sa'.''''''' ~
nis m yssasrsay for
- 96nA. 1e IN - onos
49,
= q lGeAseA1 aeA family
nw1nv - Neglh CAg0lina.
- ~ aU0a . part of ~
Ds0s19 6 MSmsopy vas in
Npoo111oU - 6aslness. He
yu1g Su1se ~ nicanoey
~ ~. 0slsssee. vho has been
n 49, 81 rslaetvss 1t 70
IT, - - Wssk. returned TO
a = - ~ yssesrdAy.
- soAenNs = - ~ city from
naa uswsl win play ball
q - ,haQs AsrA 81 Win prove
DUno snan ~ 0e team.
l(aSns 1lAlaysos os Old
- - bsso vts,tsag friends
1Dcl - - pase vsek. vas in
- IL yssess1ay a nss way home.
- - Hsosa Dsal. Who has
No1A ~ OUasADseAss. Mrs.. Q.
oGnO1A @ ~ 0sssUs for some
= psoun1AG yssess6ay looking
= moeoWoA.
B =. LSiaeaals Il hawthorn vas
- ~ yss1sr6ay Tor . short while
- ht9sse q Ais eaaany. He
- tooay Sor Jscksoaville, where
- . vaoAa1oa for thirty days.
- 0an Wieaess returned yes
- Aea N extea1sd visit through
0CAro,lna. He reports q pleas.
01D. Ms wife. Who has been Wis.
J o ~ 0eoeys for some time.
Ued Wteh him.
~. @. ". Freeman. Who has been
A1nG q Wtllsford. vas compelled
IDvo ~ his school On account of
saith. He was IN the city yester.
q Ais way 10 IL springs. where
IN sDsod . few weeks recuper.
H Hieooo and family. Who have
sOs30oots Of this city for some
B I'm yesterday for High Springs,
y Dlacs they will make their fu.
1ooA Ar. .Hisdon Is engaged
- Dsrcant1le business At High
~.
MY Ooe Of Tampa. who has been
- city Tor the past week visiting
D0s. lS1s yesterday for his home.
a1tsnds6 tAs University last year
says - vill b here again next
a1A hing several new boys
hin,
|. i. Ballard. agent Of the Sea-
y u III Doi.A bas just returned
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-03-13

DR.. Foust gave an interesting talk in
chapel Monday morning. He gave us
few "reminiscences of his life and how
the boys and girls Of former genera
tion spent their time\in school and OF
their simple enjoymenis.