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Room and Board.

Can accommodate two gentle
men or man and wife In one
room with board in private fam
!y. References required For
particulars call at this Office or
address NJ, box 3lS. lmpd
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Nearly everybody knows De
Wits Little EARLY RIsers are the
best pills made They are small.
pleasant. sure Little Liver pills.
Sold 10y Phoenix Drug Co.
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DAVID prERsoS CAMP. u ".

The regular monthly meeting sf David Pier
son Camp No. loss. viii be held at the Court
House, At p m, on ths FIRST Saturday Of each
month. Let each member attend punctusIly
and promptly GEO. A KELLY. Commander.
WILL A. STRONG. Adjutant.
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Notice

Having been elected Parish Printer oy the
Police jury of Wipn Parish, La. at the rrsuIaI
session July. 1905 | do herel y cesienste
mr. souTHRRx sExTTSKL as tn officiai lcarnEi
of winn Parish, Louisiana p...
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VeniPe.

|. Thereby certify that the above and foregoing
- true and correct copy of The list Of petit
Jury term OF the Fifth Judifisl District Court.
VIM Parish. Louisiars, commencing Monday.
December Z, 1sGs.
Given under my hand and seal Of office ON
this, the 18th day Of November, A. ID. leB.
PIX. ABEL. Clerk Fifth District
bsea1 csart, VIM Pariah, L.. na7
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To the Public.

On January 1st l will remove
to my new Offices in the Bailey
building nn Court street. fronting
the court house square on the
south, where, | will be better
equipped to serve the dental
public.
Every piece of work done by
me Is uSder a strict guarantee
and my practice is confined ex
cluslvely te white patients
Wishing you al! IA merry Christ.
mas and happy New Year, am.
Yours sincerely.
l. ID. .NETTLEs.
n27 I'm Dentist. :.
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u. d. c. MEETING.

VIM. Walker Chapter u ID. c. meets the srd
wednesday or each month Al O'Clock p. m,
at specified residence Of the member
MRS. A. b. NILSSON, Pres.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS


Nashville, Tenn. July Is. AT q
convention remarkable for its size and
the demonstration, the democracy OF
Tennessee has formally ratified the
will Of the party as expressed in the
primary on June 81 last. Following Is
the ticket, the nominees In each In
stance being incumbents:
Governor, Malcolm r. Patterson. OF
Shelby county; supreme court, Ben
iamin d. Bell. Of Sumner county; court
OF civil appeals, A. N. Lamb, OF Hen
ry county; railroad commissioner,
Frank Avent, OF Rutherford county.
Governor Patterson was given a
magnificent ovation when he appeared
on the floor to thank the convention
for renominating him.
The platform, as adopted, reaffIrms
the time-honored principles OF the par
ty as handed down by its founder
Thomas Jefferson, and as exemplified
by Its present great leader and expo
nent. Hon w. J Bryan. 1t Endorses
the platform Of the national democrat
ic convention, made at Denver, and
pledges It's undivided and loyal sup
port TO the nominees OF that copven
ton.
Local option and the county unit
are favored
A constitutional amendment is ia
vored making the term of the COVER
nor four years instead Of two. and that
he be ineligible to succeed himself
An amendment to the constitution ii
also favored by which the people may
amend II without unnecessary and un
reasonable delay. and another amend
ment is proposed in which all the cleo
lions for state officers shall be held
on the. same day throughout the state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

Rather Peculiar eltuasion Under ths
Oeoeola Law.

Rather Peculiar eltuasion Under the
Georgia Law.
Atlanta. July 16. with three can,
didates for president to be voted on in
November by the people Of Georgia,
the interesting possibility Of the fail
ure OF any Of them to securs a major.
lty OF the entire vote cast. which would
necessitate the calling Of an extra
session Of the legislature TO name
Georgias electoral ticket, Is just now
being discussed Y
Chairman Hewlett A. Hall. Of the
democratic state executive committee.
has called the committee In session
at the Kimball house In this city on
July Is, at 10 o'clock, a m, and the
democratic electors 10 meet with the
committee for the purpose Of holding
a conference upon this situation.
There win, OF course. be othey mat.
tiers for the consideration OF the com.
mittee which will formally organize.
and for the electors whose eligibility
viii be Canvassed, ana the places u
those not entitled 70 hold them, n
any niIod b. appointment By the state
chairman.
In every state In the uninn with the
exception Of Georgia those presidential
electors receiving the largest number
or votes. or a plurality over TIE next
highest ticket. are declared elected.
In Georgia, however. the iaw re-
quires that presidential electors can
not be chosen unless they receive q
majority o. the vote cast Ia the state
OF course. Il II the generally &C
cepte6 belief that Mr. Bryan VIII SGT
a majority " the vote IN Georgia, and
there viii BE- little d0abs that he wilL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

Atlanta, July 10 Toe reunion oi
the Thirtieth Georgia regiment known
a. she bloody Thlrtieta." vii BE- held
at Forest park clayton county, %
TIE Central railroad. on tho last vi
day IN Juiy. All members ~ the leg
islatnFe are eRrnsvlly requested N
10 present on that day. a. Il w0n'l
De but q few years When there will
b. fcw veterans 70 meet. othef vet
ernns arr also inYifsd Special sprah.
ers viii D. invited General Etana
General West. General Gl9 Norris aae
Others NIlI W there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

Leaveawgfth. Kansas. 1Aly itAu
tAaritlea arr niyntiaea over "a sKn,o
si0n that gcelsfsd iate BataFdaJ
which nome Dersons asefi5s 70 M
fhfguinE ~ 4 bomb AZ Naiof n. w
McinughfF Wsrtes 81 fho federal
pfisoa ii Wort Laayenwofth ~ 1ns
vas bart ana tsars Ia 81 aifneg eisa
10 establish lhs taeegy ~ bema gesww
ln9 while Malos McIasEhry VA
paEslnS aiong cneFakee street. IN I
vehicls ID wblea we're sensed ba3l4,
himnlf. w a. Msimushry .hla aon
sng the driver ieere Gas d legrsg,
engiosi0n roe ngbf fFWnl
Nheei ~ uis eA8gn Toe wasGsa
sia ncu aae ne asirer Rtrs ssaamee
aE1 ous % Ghe na'ea frAiag ne ~.
hieis Nar eat ~ sFiag gisrea ~ magnl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

6f Louis IaiY te ta 4 heafen
eollisi0n Tuesasy nishf on ira ~
i0uis. iwN Mouaiaia aaa scatnef1
faNways ~ eseirets aHa afemen %
ca Or Louie MemDbls spesias wegs
Allied ana seFsn pertons we're inferred
ne tFsin aspsuef from HniOa Station
ag 1853 o'eiock anA efashed iuio .
fssleff fain ueaF enc lnssfaeei1n n
ToNer Curve snf 0ak tilii Ryrnns TIE
e0iliaion IA saia 10 have been eaased
~ 4 misagaeaasndins "A orders
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17
rAReE HURT ~ FlaE.
FaahIonahle Apartment House was
Destroyed In Memphis.

AF~"N9yN VI w tNNaftFf'f~"
Memphis. Tenn, July l6.--ln fire
nere Tuesday which destroyed the
fashionabls jefferson fats. Mrs, Y. b.
James. formerly OF Chicago. jumped
from second story window and Is In a
critical condition at the Presbyterian
hospital. Mrs J. j. Stein was carr
ried from the building by nremen. Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcdonald. living on the
fourth floor, did not awaken until she
was hemmed in on all sizes by flames,
Her cries attracted the fremen. who
carried her through window and
down an extension ladder a few min,
uies before the roof fell In over her
noon.
number Of other occupants OF tae
building we're rescued by fremen,
most OF them clad only In their night
apparel,
Diamonds valued at $40 900 we're
recovered from Mrs, James room dur.
Ing the progress OF the IRE by Police.
man Crosby aud smith. Loss t2S, 600;
covered by Insurance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

Nashville Tons g1iy ic--A MD
sist0n. Tenn. disga,rh saYs fhat HuNA
1onea nefro. waS wranK 70 %
saDiing nmb ntaf hat .piare ~
non ~ q kandraa cuen "a daylight os
raeptay aarning loEes tae sttfmpt
"a r. aasaaH Mis- ora Yoppe. Agts
arveni3tr H. was eagtnrsd AZ La
craaTe. anA Ma seiaw efpagAt y
Nl4s.eton ~ tcerihf &eguiAea wAer
me mos .ssafed ang s1ok Charge q
iAe gfisaMer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

IAyonla. Ca July ~ -ii0n w
n. RiekardpoR mRsor % Iavouia,
vas bitten ~ 3 rat On me calf ~ ~
lsE. II 10 gsourht the cas vas mad
Mr Richardson had Just ostaa break-
fast ana wna On RS way ~ his hofNs
ia. aud the artt thing he saw Or ths
cat u haG him by ~ les He bad
10 pun Il loose from his TX The cA'
vas shot three times before y died
Nr. Rirhardsoa isft Or ihs Atlaau
pasteur inElitBie Tor trestmaui
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

McIIenry. Tex, July I6.--'Bob
Wright, aged thir,y.two years. killed
his wife, aged twenty-five. and then
committed suicide az their home four
miles west n town by alaEhing their
throats with razor whea discovered
hin wife was iying face downward on
the noor with her wlndpIpe severed
and Wright. with several Eaahes In
his throat. was wandering about the
house begging for some one 10 XII
him. The couple are survived BY .
throeyear-old child. who was found
sltting on the bed bear whare ~ dad
mother was lying
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

Nv York, July rs. Francis a.
ley weHldent az TIE bankrupt En-
shipping company and fugitive
p Iasiire upon a charge Of grand
n.y. has become On oalcer In ths
2 q Honduras. according 10 state
aia made ~ friends of his aere
lleys recent eacaDe from = Uniie1
Ns detective u Il stated. VA
ghs about by naval omcar q
.dafs0 20 whcm ~ 500 had been
~ ne prieoner. Bailey was 4
y before he entered bnalnes.. AMI
'r'enal here said fhr Bniisv. an
.a0'her sane q now 1nfe ~ "a
anran navy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17
INMATES IN A PANIC
Bomb Exploded at Stylish Apart
men; House.
THE AFFAIR IS A MYSTERY
u Il 10 a Black Hand outrass. Police
say u Ia the First Vet Directed
Against the Weather Class o. New
York Residents.

New York. July lG.--A dynamite
bomb. exploding With terrific force
early Wednesday In the areaway Of a
fashionable apartment house In West
One Hundred and Fortieth street.
hurled scores uf tho occupants from
their beds. shattered many windows
and threw the tenants into panic.
A huge hole was torn IN the cement
flooring oE the court where the bomb
went on and considerable other dam
age was done to tho building.
There we're gorty.two familIcs Twins
In the apartment house. but a. far
az the police could learn none OF them
had received threatening letters. and
the reason for the bomb throwing u
much % mystery
The only olew that the police have
u one furnished by a bell.boy Of q
nearby apartment house He said
that before tho explosion no was slt'
ding on the front steps and saw three
men pass. They were carrying q
small bundle and walked In tho dlrec.
ton OF Watts court. where the bomb
later exploded. The boy said he dld
not see the men eater the building.
~ q passing milk wagon shus on hts
view, but q moment later he hears
tho crash Of the explosion, the force
Of which threw him from hia chair
An instant later three men ran swift
y down the street and disappeared.
The block Ia which tho explosion
occurred " occupied by a number %
hlgh-claas apartment houses.
Detectives working on tho case cay
shsy have NO clew 10 ,he perpetrators
and that " n proves 20 ba an attack
~ members % the Black Hand. 4
viii be the frst % the Kind In New
York directed toward the Weather
class OF residents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17
TAsRR sruArioN GRAVE.
No Direct panasr 10 Europeans vss,
However.

NO pffact ban8eF 70 hufoPeAnh we
However
London. July 10 "A correspondent
Of the Times a. Tabrir under Tues
days date, SAYS
Arrived safely after some almost
desperate yieiaaitudea and lind the ~
uaii0n here ono ~ EFeat Gravliy Cor
The Inhabitants, but there Is no 40
reci danger 20 Europeans ON NY
way 10 this city | myself was asized
and carried four miles by RaehiJ
Khaa'a hofsemen. bat was eventually
released and conducted ~ ysbdE.
"Tbe siah has placed haehlf Khan
IN commahd ~ lhF troops with exeap
ii6ani p0eers % dlaafm me people
and restore order The latter aas
300 men under him. willis opposed
b his forces are $40 revolutionary A.,
Fogsas, baehed by such on lha pops,
lafion a. wrfg compromised N the ~.
ceni constitutional movement
"hschl8 KHAN has ei0ead an me "a.
~ ~ the town ana aiismpled 10 ~
duee rae nnmber ~ rag0luiionlssa
fiesait0gy siFeef nrlnH occurred
ihfvgEhost fhe daY ana slii coatln
Hss. bet the lssnee ~ ihis Nsefiils
hahfn9 aFe ttill .naefllle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17
auNcLE REMus" MEMORIAL.
"slsR o. the Wren's Nestr To BE pur
ehaaed for this Purpose.

. AWaAg4 wv WIS FNtRH"@t
Atlanta, July 10. The "Snap Bean
Farm" where Uncle Remus commnnsd
with his friends, Br'er Fox and br'ef
Rabbit; where he sat In his armchair
and heard bis mocklngbiri sing and
where he put taelr words In wrltins
so that all the world might know
what he heard. win be the memorial
20 joel Chandler Harris. II the plans
underway are carried uot.
According 10 the plans the Sign Of
the wren's Nest" sthe late home Of
Uncle Remus. on Gordon street, 10
West End, with tho adjoining
grounds. viii be bought from the es'
tate NJ price 10 be- fixed by a board
OF appraisers 10 be appointed BY Z
committee. The children Of Uncle re-
mus have made a veFbaiNagreemeni 70
this. and n 10 understood that this
form OF memorial meets with their en-
tire approval.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

AAaaiic CRY. n - gniy fe--frhs
rs ooaytation 81 the Americas
g~iion * XpniFss Ia shla cify Ma
: Fotea oy enc 40 delegates az
ing AZ one * ne most snecesSfni
y hH9 ~ ne feArsnfcn. A. p.
iea ne,A eresnrY. t1piaisea
Nced ~ fauaa ~ senaiaw oui
art.ait ana ti se maa gives ~
trios g1a a. mnch more Ia
80 s,slxe1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

Mewlal Miss fliS ~ F'pgf
bwffinEs laeiaaipN ise cgmmefeiai
fafeg an4 neW Dsss0Hee bsflalna ~
esng'y sgtcfe4. nsgs Destroyed ~ Ere
tintag afEbf TIE ets 10 egeimaf-
NJ at n gs8 q8 eifh Afte iaFur
lara Tat afs oglslaafe5 frem q AZ
fectisa eaa Ia she aefei
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17
|EGEO BY REBELS
liant HOnduraa Port May
Fall Int Their Hands.
FEcTED BY SMALL FORCE
Il This Force. Il Is said, Is
IN to Desert At . Moments No
-paviIIa Making . PIucky but
|brently . Losing Fight

orleans. La. July le.-rhs
Inc says:
rounded by nearly q thousand
and with only Eve hundred
s to guard her half OF whom
baby to desert at a moments
Ceiba, one OF the principal
on the eastern shore Of spanish
bras. Is expected to fan into the
Of revolutionists at any time.
was the story brought to New
BIS Tuesday afternoon by Elias
III. a merchant OF Ceiba, who
khe sole passenger aboard the
|ship Joseph Yaccaro.
|esident Davilla Is making .
n but what seems to be a losing
n said Mr.. Maestri. Last
esday night revolutionary sym.
kers fired a store at CeIba. in the
of bringing the soldiers away
the garrison to extinguisn the
b. In the meantime the rebels
|e outskirts Of town we're 10 cap.
|the fort. But the scheme was
lure, for the ERE was discovered
be and put out by citizens without
I'D from the troops.
be incident only shows that an
Is back In the hills waiting for
gorable chance to attack Ceiba,
What l can hear, a good many
le soldiers cannot be relied on,
pre- liable to turn against the gov.
Ient.
ihough Mr.. Maestri seemed NOT
low anything regarding this
E Of the matter, It was learned
other sources that the question
nuggling has had q good deal to
18th the discomfort OF the people
III about Ceiba with the DavilIa
nistration. Former President
la 10 some extent tolerated Snug
operations In his country. There
a little cove near Ceiba where the
occupation OF the people was q
ID goods that had been brought IN
put payment OF duty. DaviIIa
stop to this practice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17

: M0tne. Ala 4Aig 81 3a@efoat
sfotssss tayt esae n Goremsr 60
mf a AiasaHsa aRkinw him so a.
agpo.af eenator 1ctn "A Laak ~ ralt
sc1e on slonRs ~ fhs Nfpgndt fk4i
~ a Ke,Rsnaitisf 81 iha railroad IA
anrm4 a ae eaGifs nsnta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-17
TOt May sweep Central America.

Foh May Sweep Central America.
naiemala City, Guatemala. july
While few details have been re.
fed here Of the progress Of the rev
pom in Honduras, It IL officially
leycd that ,he movement win tend
|paralyze the work Of the Central
erican court 81 justice recently Ia.
urated in Costa RIGA. II "a also
riaily announced that Guatemala
strictly comply with the obliga,
contracted AZ the peace confer
+ IN Washington last year. The
eral opinion among the diplomats
r is that the disturbance In Hon.
as Is the prelude 10 a movement
lca is likely 70 sweep throughout
hiFal Afherica.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10
DEEP SEA TRAGEDY.

Why is it that ocean means?
That's what I'd like to know;
1t may be that the lobster
Has pinched it's under-tov.
Chicago Journal.
And maybe it is just the pain
That thrills its bosom wide,
What time it sh1dders at the bar
And thinks Of last nights tide.
Cleveland Leader.
Perhaps you'd moan bit yourself
If now and then whale,
Escaping from a swordfsh,
Should lash you with his sail.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The tickle ocean wooed the moon.
They to parson hied.
The sound you hear is only this:
The moaning of the tied.
August Lippincott's
The ocean means because it hears
So many foolish rhymes,
And knows the authors will escape
The pc ance for their crimes.
Northwestern Agriculturist.
You ask what makes the ocean moan
'Tis not the oysters spat,
But all tangled in her foam,
is merry-widow bat.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10
DOCTORS AND DRUGGISTS TAKE
NOTICE.

That it is felony to sell cocaine ex-
cept by prescription, nd the name OF
the physician must be on the label and
also the full name and address of the
patient.
In prescribing narcotics such as
opium, morphia, etc, the same rule
must be followed. Merchants are al
lowed to sell in original packages of
not over two ounces, these drugs: tinct-
ure of iron, quinine, calomel, sweet
spirits of nitre, cream of tartar, essence
of Jamaica ginger, paragoric,
laudanum, and proprietary med
icines, but the labels on the
latter must contain distinct statement
of the disease or diseases for which it is
intended and the directions for its use.
If it contains any poisons the label must
show the quantity. This applies to
druggists as well.
In broken packages they may sell the
following, but each package put out by
the merchant must bear a label show
ing its contents and must have the name
and address of the merchant selling.
The articles included in this list are
alum, sulphur, borax, copperas, salt
peter and EPSON salts.
The Virginia State Board of Pharmacy
will grant permits to merchants to sell
for one year the following, which can
not be sold without permits and which can
even then be sold only in original pack
ages: Batesman's drops, Godfrey's cor
dial, Devices carminative, Opedeldoc,
Number six, Bluestone, Paris green,
London purple, carbolic acid and insect
icides or poisons used for destruction of
pests or diseases of trees and plants.
The above information is of much
value to merchants.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10
wITHERs OPPOSES PRIMARY.

Editor Times-Dispatch:
1t is with something akin to the sen.
sation of elation felt by the advocate
who is conscious of the justice of his
case that / accept your challenge to tel
you how the convention system is su,
perior to the primary system in making
for party harmony and to record the
will of the majority of the people. as
contained in your editorial, "a Lesson
From North Carolina. in Mondays
issue.
That the North Carolina convention
required four or five days in its delihera-
tions does not argue that there will be
a lack of harmony in the party in its
support Of the ultimate nominee. or
that the convention did not record the
will of a majority of the people. On
the contrary, in your Sundays issue in
giving the proceedings at the Charlotte
convention your paper reads:
ION the final ballot Kitchin received
majority of a votes, and amidst a
riotious demonstration the nomination
was made unanimous. The defeated
and successful candidates made speeches
counseling harmony, and after a recess
of forty minutes the convention began
balloting on the rest of the State ticket. -
It thus appears that the convention
system in North Carolina accomplishes
the things which the primary system
as practiced in Virginia hopelessly lacks,
namely, before State officer receives
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10

the nomination he must secure a ma
Jority of the votes of the people or of
the peoples delegates, and, second, the
defeated candidates are given an oppor-
tunity, which is usually speedily en-
braced. to pledge their allegiance to
the successful candidates and to renew
their faith in and proclaim their willing
ness to champion the principles enun-
ciated by the party in the convention.
These beneficent results of the con-
vention system were shown in our own
State at the Norfolk convention when
Swanson, the defeated candidate for
Governor, laid the foundation for his
future success and electrified the con-
vention and solidified the party when he
rose to the platform and pledged his
support to Mr.. Montague and promised
to take the stump in his behalf. This
was the convention system. Now, COM
pare this result with one of the results
following our last State primary.
When Montague was defeated by
Martin in the last primary. owing tc
the bitterness of the fight and the per.
sonal animosity engendered and the lack
of opportunity to heal these differences,
the defeated candidate was virtually
denied an opportunity to get back in
the fighting ranks of the party.
l do not wish to be understood as
championing the convention system
without safeguards and restrictions.
But assert that the party as an or.
ganization has other functions to per.
form than the mere nomination of Off
GERS, and that these functions are en-
tirely ignored In the primary, ard car
lest be performed in convention. j
further assert that the nomination OF
officers can be secured by a combination
of the primary and convention systems
in such way that the conclusiveness
of the one and the harmony flowing
from the other system can both be
secured. ROBERT w. WITHERs.
Suffolk, Va.