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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-05

their way up one Of the steepest
bills that lay between here and
the "Rockeys" and then made
their way TO the Bowers home,
and the boys say that the evening
was spent in a good time and then
started home, Well they did not
get lost but they got In plenty of
mud.
Alex Sheets and Hiram Me-
Cune are cutting logs. Mr.. Sheefs
intends to build a new barn in the
coming fall. Mr.. Sheets is fine
man and good neighbor, and
everybody wishes him future sue
cess in his new home.
The oil wells are coming this
way for we can smell the oil on a
damp day.
The Crockett Run Company
have organized 80 we understand,
and If so, "Success to them"
Alexander Hunsaker, of this
ridge, who has been suffer from
rheumatism for the past four
weeks, is now able to be out and
around to his neighbors.
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Pleasant Ridge

Lagrippe and mud seems to be
the order of the day.
Oatls DUNN purchased a fine
horse, this week, the price being
SI44.
Mrs. Fielding Polling, of Carol,
was visiting friends here. this
week.
Emanuel Thompson has his new
house complete and expects to
move quite soon.
H, f. Alexander expects to move
in the property vacated by Mr..
Thompson.
VIM. Polling has sold his proper.
ty near the church, to Nelson
Hedges, and is building house
on his farm, and expects to move
quite soon. VIM. is "a hustler.
Johnnie Sullivan, of Circleville,
is visiting his grandparents, r.. l..
Sullivan, at present.
Nelson McCaferty was seen
vending his way towards Mr..
Buns, Sunday afternoon.
Andrew Polling is the champion
blacksmith, at present,
Mrs. Nelson Drum, who has
been very poorly, is slowly i'm
proving.
George Evertt and Wilson Stump,
who have been visiting friends, Of
this place have returned to Illinois.
MOUNTAIN Rose.
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Buzzard Ave.

Well, here we are again, we
have not much TO say this time, as
as our people have been attending
church at Rockbridge in evening
and sleeping through the day, so
there is not much travel while
they are going on in that way.
Mr.. l.. Schaifer was "A Sugar
Grove visitor Saturday.
Miss Bessie Schaffer had as her
Sunday guests, Misses Goldie
Stiverson. Goldie Matthias, Messrs.
Harry Matthias, Lueius Rider,
Noah Boyd and Elwood Stlyerson.
Mrs. Nellie Sehaifer and daugh-
ters, Hazel and Hattie, are visit
ing friends and relatives in
Murray az this writing.
Mrs. John Bailey is very low
with consumption at this writing.
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NEWS FROM
THE LOGAN
Brick Manufacturing
Company.

Herbert McCIelland, pitcher
in tie set gang, moved his family
here from Jacksonville last week.
He has rented Mrs. Engle's pro-
perty. Mr.. McClelland is off duty
on account of sickness this week.
A. l.. Proctor, after several
weeks absence on account of sick
ness, has resumed his position with
the kiln repairers.
j. F. Ray and Urban Lash are
new men at the plant this week.
John Lehman and John Mowery
are working on the track under
the supervision of section fore
man, David Shrader.
w. j. Lloyd, superintendent,
was in Columbus on Wednesday,
attending to some business for the
company.
L. L. Gage, engineer on the
locomotive, which hauls clay to
the plant, was off duty Wednes-
day. Asa A. Lehman had charge
of the locomotive in his place.
VIM. S. Robey was off duty
Tuesday and Wednesday on ac-
count of sickness.
The demand for second and
third class brick is increasing
Thousands of these brick are used
for building purposes in Logan
every year, and Judging from the
number that have already been
sold this season, the number used
this year will be even greater than
formerly.
Leslie Linton, one of the work
men at the clay bank, was caught
between two loaded clay cars last
Friday and sustained broken
collar bone and numerous bruises.
The main drying shaft in the
brick machine broke Saturday
noon, and the plant was closed
down for the balance of the day.
Repairs of same were completed
Saturday afternoon, and the plant
was ready for operation as usual
Monday morning.
For three days last week over
$4,000 block were made in the ten
hours run. Owing to the plant
being closed down for two half
days on account of breaks in the
machinery, the daily production
averaged only 10000. However,
the average for the full five days
was over S4, 900, which is consider
ed very good for this season of
the year.
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Eastern Ohio Patents.

I'll. II. Dunlap, patent lawyer, of
Wheeling, reports the recent issue
of the following patents to East
ern Ohio inventors: j. u. Baker,
Stoutsville, power-transmis ission
mechanism; G. M. Bucey, East
Springfield, wheel C. A. Carlson,
Barberton, assigner to Diamond
Match Company, Chicago, Illinois.
composition-applying mechanism
for match-machines; +. M. Cooper
Oberlin, piston for cylinder of
steam engines; ). +. Gutridge and
j. f. Baker, Newark, nut-retainer;
A. f. Mischke, Fremont, pruning
sheers; G. S. Scott, Cadiz, assig-
nor to +. A. Seiberling, Akron,
wheel-rim for pneumatic tires II.
g. Sharp, Apple Greek, apparatus
for transferring mail-pouches; w.
Simpson, assignor to j. II. Fox,
Berea, detonating- pistol; II. F.
Smith, Lexington, feeding fuel
into gas-producers; and f. White,
Euclid. ice-cutting machine. Also
the following trademark registra-
tions w. b. COgsrave Shoe Go 5.
two trade-malks for boots and
shoes, and w. w. Harper Co.,
Ianesyille, trademarks for coffee
and spices,
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Blue Creek

Miss Charles Woodward of this
place, was the gueat of her son
Edward the first former part of
this week.
Mr.. Hiram Wolfe of near
Laurelville was pleasant caller
of many of his friends, of this
place, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Rose Hoye attended church
at Carmel, Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Woodward was
a Haynes shopper, last Tuesday.
Many of the people of this place
are attending church, at South
Bloomingviile.
Mr.. jefferson is slowly improv-
ing from an attack of rheumatism.
Misses Edith and Ola Kennedy,
were the guests of Miss Maud
Wooley, last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. George was on the sick list
and was unable to have school,
last Wednesday.
Miss Maud Wooley was an Adel.
phia shopper, last Saturday.
Mr.. William Woodward, made
business trip to Haynes, Thurs
day.
Pearl Featherolf has gone out
near Kingston, to work on farm.
Mr.. Ernest Kennedy was the
Sunday guest of James Kennedy
and family.
Messrs. George A. Featerolf,
Pearl Featherolf, CIyce, Mark,
Mote, Lucy and Ed Garrett attend
ed church at So. Bloomingville,
Friday evening.
Messrs. Hiram Wolfe and Ches-
ter Hoey was the guests of the
Misses Woodward Sunday evening.
Mr.. John Swackhammer of
Slansas was the guest of j. w.
Swackhammer, last Friday.
Mr.. George Nj. Parks of Haynes
was seen in our vicinity, Satur-
day. JOSEPHINE.
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Rattle Ridge

Mr., VIM. Flick and wife gave a
fine chicken dinner Sunday. Those
served were Amos Elick and fam
lily, Cleve Jackson and family, Nj, /,
l.. Cummings, Claude Jackson.and
w. w. Edwards. After dinner
was served, Claude Jackson enter
tanned the crowd with fine singing
and few lively tones on the
violin.
The church people OF Centenary
have bought timber Of P. Dauben-
mier and are buslly engaged in
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-05
Republican Convention.

At Columbus yesterday the
Republican State Convention was
held and nominated the following
state ticket:
Delega tes-at-l -large-Andrew L.
Harris, Myron +. Herriek, Charles
T. Taft, Arthur |. Vorys.
Alternates-at-large Oliver l.
Gunckel, Arthur NJ. Orr, George
E. Broaddeld, Alexander H.
Martin.
Presidential Electors. T..
Carew, incinnati; Edward n.
Higgins, Columbus.
GoSernor-Andrew l.. Harris,
Eaton, Ohio.
Lieutenant Governor-Fran els
W. readwaY, & eveland.
Secretary of Slate-Carmi A.
Thompson, Ironton.
Auditor-E. NJ, FullingtOn,
Marysville.
Treasurer - Charles Green,
Franklin.
Attorney General-U. G. Dem
man.
The highest vote accorded s. II.
Bright, of Logan, for Lieutenant
Governor was 50. On the last
ballot that nominated Tread way
Judge Bright had 23 votes.
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Murray City
vet

Isy Wlneberger was in Column
bus, Sunday.
George Smart is visiting his
parents, this week. George ls
living in Columbus at present.
Mrs. Dan Roberts was in Logan,
last week, visiting her parents, o.
w. Huls and wife.
Miss Joe Huls, of Logan, is Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Ruth Roberts
this week.
Thos. Roberts and Harry Spar
non, of Logan, attended the funer-
al of jeff Robson, Monday.
Anthony and John Wilson,
Fatty Rider and VIM. Wright, of
Nelsonville, attended the funeral
of Jeff Robson, Monday.
Mr.. Palmer is slightly improv-
ing from an attack of lagrippe.
Mrs. Flowers, of New Straits
vile, is visiting her father and
Mrs, S. p. Soliday, this week.
John Mclaughlin, Ed. Jonas,
Joe Brooker and Peter Rider, of
Logan, attended the funeral of
jeff Robson.
The funeral of JEFF Robson,
last Monday was we'll attended. f.
People from all around the neigh
boring towns were here, and all
business in our little town was
suspended from IL O'Clock to four
O'Clock to show respect we had for
the deceased brother. Bro. Robi-
son was known to all and especial
ly to his fellow workmen, who
labored with him for years. He
was a member of the Order of Red
Men, which order turned out in u
body which was well represented.
The Hooking valley road ran "a
special train of six coaches which
were crowded, and a good many
could not get on, owing TO such
crowd.
Chas. Seidenfeld and Jas Muir
ply were in Jacksonville, Tuesday
night, on business.
Mrs. Sarah Seidenfeld is in
GAINESVILLE, this week.
Matt IRWIN has returned home
again from visit among friends.
VIM. Murphy and Blink Ruther-
ford were IN Nelsonyille, last week.
Henry Hale says he has sold out,
going into other business.
Joe Rro0ker, Of Logan, has Just
got over an attack Of Lagrippe.
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A New Logan Corporation.

A few Of the enterprising bust
ness men of Logan and Marion
Township have incorporated new
company. The firms name is the
Crockett Run Oil and Gas Co. of
Logan, Ohio. The Incorporators
are James Bebout, A. j, Nune-
maker, r. j. Canon, f. b. Wright,
j. s. Polling, ROLAND Bright, John
G.. Petit and Matthias Schrader.
The incorporators held meeting
OF stockholders at the residence
of Joseph Miser in Marion town
ship on Feb. 9th. and elected the
following officers and board of
directors: President, F. b.
Wright; Vice President, VIM.
Disbennet; Secretary, Jesse Fras-
ure; Treasurer, A. j. Nunemaksr.
Directors, Lewis Ruff, Chas, Ruff,
G.. G. Wright, Jas Bebout, I. c..
Canon and j. 5. Polling.
The new corporation has a
capital stock of $25000, divided in.
to 1000 shares Of S25 each. A
large part of the capital stock
was subscribed and paid up be-
fore the officers were elected.
This company holds land extending
from the present gas wells on the
west side of Marion township, en-
tirely across the township and
well into Perry county, and on
the line of the producing oil wells
of Knox, Licking and, Fairfield
Counties. They haye strip of
land extending from Rush Greek
almost TO Logan. Possibly no oil
or gas company in the field hns as
favorable a territory. This COM
pany intends to drill three test
wells on their territory this spring.
One string of tools will be put to
work as soon as arrangements
can be made.
There is still some of the stock
for sale, and we believe the party
will be lucky who gets a few
shares, as we predict that inside
two months this stock will be sell
ing at more than double its present
price.
This company holds the Anti
Cline of the Geographical forma-
tion of this section. Nearly all the
oil fields of this country are located
on Geological Anti. .Clines. There
are but two cases on record where
anyone located an oil territory be-
fore drilling. These territories
were located by DR.. OrltOn of the
State University. They were on
Anti. Clines, and were afterward
drilled and found to contain
immense deposits of oil.
We predict the opening up of
large oil territoy in vicinity of
Logan, Ohio. This will bring
mere money to Logan than any
industry ever opened in the valley.
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Death of Mrs. A. C. Sands,

Mrs, Mary j. Randall Sands
was born near New Plymouth,
Hooking County, Ohio, July 20,
1888, and peacefully passed away
at her home in Logan, Sunday
afternoon, March |, 1908, in the
seventy-fifth year of her age.
She was married to A. G.. Sands
January 10, 1854. In the fall of
1861 Col. Sands received, from
President Lincoln, the office of
United States Marshall for the
Southern District of Ohio, and the
family at once moved to Cincin-
natl, In that city for thirty years
Mrs. Sands shared the response
bilities and excitments of her
husbands important career. She
transferred her church membership
from New Plymouth and became a
member of the great Trinity NJ.
f. Church of Cincinnati, when
DIR. Cranston, now Bishop Gran
ston, was pastor, and she became
one of the most active and useful
members of that church. In 1898
the family came to Logan. For
more than three years, since tn e
death of Col. Sands, Mrs. Sands
has remained quietly at her home
in great sadness, until death
called her to her reward.
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Italian Anarchist.

Chicago, March George M.
Shippy, chief of police of Chicago,
engaged in moral combat with an
anarchist in his home this morn
ing, staying him, but not before
the would-be assassin had stabbed
the chief in the hand, shot the
chiefs son in the lungs and sent
two bullets into the body of James
Foley, the coaehman, who sprang
to the rescue when he heard sounds
of shots and struggle.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-05
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ROASTED ALIVE

Horrible news comes from Cleve-
land that on Wednesday, the
Collinwood school building in that
city burned, roasting alive 16l
children and two teachers. 146
little bodies have been removed
from the burned building. 1t was
one of the most horrible holocausts
in the history of schools.
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Oanh . VI VOh
Protracted meeting is in pro-
gress, at the u. b. church, at
Sans Creek.
Mrs. Preston Robson was the
guest of Mrs. Elmer Redefer, on
Thursday.
Miss Maud Van Fosson after
two months lines has recovered,
so as to resume her studies, at
school.
Mr.. Rancy Smith of Pike Run,
was the guest of Edward Van Fos-
san, on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Haynes has bought
a track of timber, of Daniel Karsh-
ner and will begin saving the first
of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Darhner, lat
tended the X. of 2. supper at
Adelphi on Saturday night
Everit Archer says, he is sorry
but he will be seen winding his
way up Sans Creek no more, as
his girl has gone square back on
him.
Mr.. Lewis Crawford and family
Mr.. Nelson Delong and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Davis at
tended the supper at Adelphia,
given by the Knights of Pythias.
The supper was attended by about
five hundred people. Frank Red
fern did more talking than any
other one there.
Lewis Butler has returned to
Columbus after six weeks visit
with his brother and sister, Mr.. j.
G.. Butler and Mrs. Elizabeth Ar.
ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pierce is
now nicely located in their new
home on the farm of j. NJ. Orr.
Mrs. Will Edwards and children
are visiting Mrs. Edwards father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whealdon.
The school taught by Miss AL
pha Polling is preparing for quite
an entertainment on their last day
which will be out in three weeks.
Mrs. Theodore Huston and Mrs.
Austin Brokaw, visited their sis
ter, Mrs. John Hosler of Adelphi.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Truck, visi-
ted John Steel and family of
Laurelville.
Mr.. John Butter lost fine colt
last week. 1t ran a nail in its
foot, resulting in lock-iaw.
Quite a number of our farmers
bought corn and hay at the sale
William Armstrong last week.
Our roads are in very bad con-
dition on the account of so much
hauling add rain.
Mr.. Charles Karshner and wife
were Laurelville shoppers, Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Reid of
California, will move this week to
a farm near Whiler, Ohio.
Miss Bessie Reid visited Miss
Ora Mahorney, Saturday,
Mr.. James Mahorney was a
shopper on last Satur-
day.
We people, out here in this end
of tie county, wonder if "Old 81
is still riding that fence
rail, stuck there in the mud. Bet
ter not eat so much the next time
81. SHoRTY's BROTHER.
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Methodist Church Notice

Rev. ID. S. Edwards, field secre-
tary for the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
yersity of Delaware, will preach
at 1915, Sunday morning.
The Mems Brotherhood will
will meet at 2:s0 p. NJ, all men
are cordially invited. Interesting
program.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29
sTAra o. ONO. CRY OF TOrrDO. }

SrATR % OHIO. Cry o. ToLEpo.
LucAs CoCKTy.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
be IL senior partner Of the arm OF =.
J, Cheney 4 Co. doing business In the
city Of Toledo, county atVl state aFOre-
said. and that said arm viii pay the
sum Of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured BY the use Of Halls catArrh
Care. PRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
In my presence. this eth 4Ay o. De.
eember A. u. 1855, A. W. GLEASON.
(SsaO Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is takea intern.
ally, and acts directly on tie bloed aud
mucous surface o. the system. SIND
ter testimonials treo
r ]. CHENEY 4 CO. Tolpano
sold BY al dgakgiela. 10,
rake Halls PANTY Pills foF eonFth
pate
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

The Palatla News contains the FOL
lowing excellent editorial which W,
commend 10 our readers:
| young man who acknowledge
thai h6 had violated some of the tef
commandments, remarked that hs
didn't know why anyone should pre-
tend 70 keep them simply because they
afeSln the Bible.
"of course the words we're said
either in sheer ignorance or in reck
less bravado. But there is a hint in
them Of certain lind Of loose think.
ing.
The ten commandments are not
true simply because they are in the
Bible. Rather are they in the Bible
because they are true. Thief would
be tSue-and bInding--if there were
no Bible.
Moral laws are inherent ~ things
as are physical laws. As certainly
as you put your finger in the Are It
will be burned. As certainly as you
violate q moral law you will suffer.
There may be delay, but the punish
ment Is certain. Penalty for SHINING
logically and naturally and inevitably
follows the sin, II is as absolute as
that and 2 make 4.
Take the not out Of the items of
the decalogue and let US zee what we
have. Let US say: Thou shalt kill;
thou shalt steal; thou shalt commit
adultTy; thou shalt bear false witness.
Do the statements have any more ef-
fect than II you say 2 and 2 are 8,
Or that all the angles Of a triangle |
are not equal TO two right angles?
Suppose you insert the not in
'ne Of these commandments and say,
hou ahalt not honor thy father and
mother. Is the assertion Of any more
meet than II you say a body unsup-
'Orted will fall upwardRH
Moses 10 not the author OF any
moral laws. He simply discovered
ONE Of them.
What men and women of all times
eed to settle for themselves is that
here 10 an inherent and eternal law
{ right and wrong. absolutely indie
tructible, and as invariabIe as the
hysical laws Of the universe.
Moral law 10 not a mere conven.
nee, II is fundamental" d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

Il Is next 70 impossible TO be cor.
rect every time. even with. the weather
bnfsaa OF the United states Govern.
msnt The report sent broadcast that
tho percury would dance around the
tweHty.dcsree mark on Saturday prov.
ed TO be erroneous as the lowest TEN.
perature recorded In this section. so
Gar aa can be learned. was % degrees.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

Tariff reform Is the prime issue,
says former Governor Douglass of
Massachusetts, and he further de-
clares that ''high protection Is the
parent OF trdsts and Is responsible for
graft and corruption In public and
private hfe.H Yet we have a RapublI.
can Congress refusing to even con.
slider q reform Of such iniquities!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

Subscribers to The Sun will have
emily Themselves 20 blame II Uncle
Sam refuses US permission to continue
thelr subscriptions. Pay up. good PEG.
pie aud enable the publisher to com.
ply with tho law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

Uncle Sam VIII remit to China
about hPlf OF the indemnity incurred
for the expense OF putting down the
Boxer uprIsing, That Is surely most
mAgnanimOus although but a matter
OF Justice and courtesy and Is prob.
ably unique IN the annals OF d..
plomacy,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

That Cleveland Judge that called
women cats" and ttat Richmond pro.
SesSor that says wDmen are inferior
70 men. must have run up against 1
queer lot OF women,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

me administration Is at least com.
P'l"a TO admit Nhat everyone sas.
we That the Panama Canal WIN
e"A' nearly double the oficial est.
mate The American people wan, the
s.Nn1' @"a aFv ~lillis 10 pas NAAs n
Aos0Auy Gusts, 30 Why try 10 fool them
with cooked nsurrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

The Cubans are 10 take over the
government ON February /, next year.
aud II behooves them to attend strict.
" to business. Tor another revolution
niEh' compel Uncle Sam to return and
never leave again.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

II The Democrats had been m power
when this panic occurred, We all know.
nom our experience In isOS.S. what
'he Republicans would have said, and
YET some Dcmocrats are msaly,
Eouthed about r,taliatlng.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

All efforts Of oertai& politicians 10
defeat John Stockton for US.$r.aor
viii prove futile. He 10 one Jackson.
Vile mau who the people OF the IN.
terioT are going to stand by 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29
TO CuRs ANY DISEASE.
TAs Cause Must ~ Removed, sams
Way with DamaFuR.


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No other hair preparation IL on thia
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

Those who would be wise viii take
With q grain Of salt 3 good many Of
ne things said to be occurring 10 poll.
Ties just now. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

The political upheaval In Japan Is
due to finance. reports a dispatch
from Toxic. Yes, and q political up
AeavAl is due here II the Republicans
don't produce a nov stock OF prosper.
ity,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29

The latest threatened Chinese up.
Using Is because the Government, pro.
poses 10 give some valuable railroad
franchises The uncultured Chinese
oush' TO come to this country aud
',Arn 10" meCaly really civilized peo.
pie put up with that sort Of thing