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Douglas Island news., 1908-07-01
Machinery for Islands

The bill which has been introduced in favor of appropriating money to send mining and farming machinery to the Philippine Islands Is one which naturally turns the thoughts of Alas kans to the advantages which might be gained by this country through similar attentions.
 To the minds of Nome people it will particularly occur that a stamp mill and smelter near this city might wield tremen dous influence upon the development of the surrounding dis trict. Every summer hundreds upon hundreds of tons of ore have been shipped out for treatment to the Ia coma smelter, and local miners have been compelled to pay prohtbitiVe prices for the discovery of she value of their rock. AS the years advance those shipments increase until they reached last year volume that dis tincty demonstrates the parsmountim- portance of having provided at home the means for testing our own ores.
 Seward Peninsula comes to look more and more like quartz country every season. Member of the gov ernment geological survey have told us that we have lodges in place, and in- diyidual miners have proven to us that some of those lodges are of first class quality. All that Is needed is a thor ouph test to draw the eyes of capital towards the shores of Boring Sea.
 To obtain such testing 1t is only necessary to have the necessary ma chinery established here, so that miner may not be compelled to pay grub stake every time he ships rock outside.
 It is probable, or at least possible, that an intelligent agitation of this matter would result in the necessary appropriation by congress. lt Wash ineton can afford to aid along such lines in the development of the Philippines there Is no reason why a little malicious work on the part of the people of this Peninsula should not result in supplying much felt want Nome Nugget.
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-01
NOTICEg

From and after June 10th, and until further notice, the Ferry Time Sched. ule will be as follows:
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-01
Alaska of 1867 and Today

In the light of our present knowledge of Alaska, it is interesting to note some of the remarks made in Congress about the time it was purchased from Russia for S7,2OoOO0. In December, 1867, Mr. Washburn of Wisconsin, said before the House:
 "Who gave him (the Secretary of State) the right to squander millions of the money of the people at this time of general financial distress and to complicate us with foreign power that 1t was urged, as an excuse why the treaty should be ratified, that we would offend Russia if we did not? The Czsr has minister here who has lived in this capital for 20 years. he speaks our language, and should be by this time somewhat familiar with the workings of our government. lie knew perfectly we'll, when be was over reaching our Secretary in his land trade, thaS the Secretary was promis- ing V hat he had no power to perform without the aid of this House. With an Indian war on our hands that is costing us untold millions, 1t Is pro. posed to pay S7 100000 for a country where bone but malefactors will ever live, and where we are likely to be at constant war with the sayages."
 After denounciDg the treaty as an outrage on the rights of the American people, Mr. WashburD, continuing, said:
 "'ersons we'll informed as to Alaska are ungrateful enough to hint tbat we could have bought a much superior elephant in Siam or Bombay for one- hundredth part of the money, with not 9 ten-tbonssDdth part of the expense incurred in keeping the animal in con- dition"
 Discussing the same subject, Gen. Beniamine F. Butler, of Massachusetts, in the House of Representatives, said:
 If we are. 10 pay for her tRnssia'sl friendship this amount, desire to give her the S7,200,0OO and let her keep Alaska, because think it may be a small sum to give for her friendship if we could only get rid of the land, or ice, rather, which we are to get by paying it. t l have no doubt that at any time within the last 20 years we could have had Alaska for the asking. have heard it SO stated in the cabinets of two Presidents, pro- vided we would have taken 1t as a gift. But no man, except one insane enough to buy the earthquakes in St. Thomas and ice fields in Greenland, could be found to agree to any other terms for its acquisition by this country" G
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
MAY 81 MAN WANTED.


New York, Feb. Is. I'm the person
Of VincenSo CeldeNone, who was a..
rested Thursday night the members OF
the Italian detective squad believe that
they have captured the man who has
made the bombs used in many, II not
all, Of the recent black hand out.
RACES In New York.
Cal6eroDe was formerly q mAnufac.
turer of fireworks At MaSpeth. l.. |. 4.
but four years Ago his little factory
was blown up his wife killed and he
himself was badly injured. lie was
unable TO continue his work ~ . man
ufaeturer and therefore came to New
York and went into the business OF
peddlinG fruit. He roomed In q ten.
Oment house In EliEabetn street and
wac not suspected until . short time
ago. Then four Of the italian Dc
tSctivo squad at headquarters were de-
tailed 70 discover the perpetrators OF
4 bomb outrage through an Italian
bank The four detectives were at
work on the case when q couple OF
days later the Hotel Savoia. only =
few doors from the tenement. was
blown up.
After some investigation the deteo'
lives decided the old crippled psddler
was the man who had been seen run.
ming from the scene OF both e1plo-
sions. A search OF his rooms &C.
vealod a ha!f-hn.shed bomb, 4 quaint
ty OF white powder which Is believed
to be an Explosive OF some sort aud
a large number OF fuses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
Q. v p. V. Parry.

Friday evening the home Of Rov
aud Mrs T.. Rogers was the scene
OF one OF the brightest OF the many
delightful AFFAIRS enjoyed shsFs,
The occasion vas the masked party.
given BY the u, Y. r. y. OF the First
baptist church. The members ana
their friends were out IN full force.
making as motley an AsacmblaAs IN
their fancy costumes az any Twelfth.
Night featival Of olden times.
~ The evening OF msrry.mAhinR was
greatly enjoyed by Svoryone present.
II was with regret tho company broke
ranks 10 go home
Nothing could have been more brIlF
liant, and tho success was most graft.
fying "a tboss Who worked INCREASINGLY
for jvat such q successful entertain.
msnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
THE NEWS FROM MELRosE.
Pleasant elrthdSy Party--Valsntlno
panes-NsNa Notes.

MolrOse, Feb, l5,--A very jolly sur
prise party was given at the Huffman
House ON Monday night In honor OF
Miss Nettie A, HuIfmAn'a birthday
The evening was pleasantly passed
with playing games and dancing A
beautiful birthday cake with So enteen
candles was presented during the
evening.
David Cole and wife Of Selma, Ohio,
are new arrivals In town.
II, J, Whitehead has returned from
Jacksonville, wherC he had gone to
purchase furniture for the completion
Of the Masonic lodge rooms. j, A..
Kennel returned with him. 10th
took In tho Exposition and express
themselves highly pleased with all
they saw. Your correspondent was
the recipient of fno spear made
by tho lggorotou from tho Philippines.
which was presented to him by u, j,
Whitehead, Il Is most cru BLOCKING
weapon,
VI, Jackson has received notice that
tho mail contract for tho route be-
tween MelrOse, carleton and Waldo
has been awarded tn him,
The fact that the telephone between
Melrusc and Waldo II once moro IN
working order IL much appreciated
by the merchants aud many OF the
Northern visitors
Mcssra. !. w, johnson and n. Larlar
gave delightful Valentines hay
dance AT the Ladies' Hall Oh Friday
night
Mrs, NJ H. phIfrr aud baby Of
Gainesville are visiting at the HUI.
man House
Real estate IL still changing hands.
several transactions taking place dur.
Ing the past week
The Ladies' Literary and Debating
Society viii give one Of their pleasant
social evenings February 2ist
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17

Vs,soytA Ca 20. ts IA tsls
srum ~ oassss IA rAis city. Fpesite4
TSaFsiAy. ssasas MT RtsAA Dsvis. .
ssxte zasassss fec-9siS eat - SAs
sac esavtss eazos e yasym, O. i.
has saGs hts s4sass bsTls. u Il
sEsA Essfeefet he en9fa i4W Rsrs
sozs Hbetss hEo. taA sas Eirga q
afs ssni~aes ne sHgh4aluss hafe
ossg~i = feWsss ~ tss feF Ma 60
tafa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
Or, REESE IS CHOSEN
Elected Bishop Episcopal DiSCeSO
Of Georgia.
zLECTlON MADE UNANIMOUS
. Reese VIII Preside over che Old
diocese Of Georgia and VIII a0
Known a. the BlOhop d Georgia.
VIII BE Two Blshops foV state.

Augusta. Ca, Feb.-- Is, Rev.
STSlSrIck r. ReSSe. ID, rsctor %
Christ church, Nashville. Tenn, was
elected bishop OF tho Episcopal do.
eSse Of 0OorGia by the elorgy aud lalty
assembled In annual convention at Bt.
PSul'S church. Augusta,
Tho strongest contest was made BY
che delegates supporting DR.. o, II.
Strong, OF savannah. whoso following
hGs bosn consistent throughout. On
tho last ballot. however, tho election
vas made unanimous for Dr.. ReaAs.
In Rcoso viii not conc TO Georgia
az stranger, lie " a native OF the
state and FOR yOarS no was rector %
Christ church al Macon. and was very
popular no, odly with Eplseopallana
but all with whom he came In con
tact.
lilo left Mason 10 accept tho rector.
tGlp OF Christ church. Nashville.
Tenn. whore no Ia now located, and
whore he Ia greatly beloved,
A. the recent general convention oe
the Episcopal church. held IN Rich.
ntoud. Dr.. Reese was elected mis-
sIonary bishop Of q diocese In the
northwest. but declined 70 socOpt on
tho advice Of bis physician. who -.
clAred that Mrs Reese. who was noe
In good health. could not live IL that
climate, DR., Reese IL betwsaa s.
and 30 pears Of age. and 10 . SounA
and scholarly chnrchman.
From this on there win he two
bishops Of the Episcopal church IN
Georgia, the state having beOn DIVIDED
Into two dioeases.
~, Reese will preside over ne ola
&oeoss Of Georgia AMI will ~ hneWA
- the Bishop Il Georgia. aavanaah
u the Aea u the diocese Of Georgia.
Bishop G. X. NelSoa selected the
new diocese Whsu the state wa N.
Vldsa. thereby resignAnG the title ef
iiistop % Georgia, Whsch he hap horne
for hfteea yaars. foS that Of bishop
- AtlsntA--AtlAnta bsihs selected as
TIE name Of the nov dlocese.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
varrlst va LeEIaaess

MaoxvlIle. Tscn Feo. u" >.
Rvyans WA Weznsslsy &C re. o.
CUnSsT1ils Tex O. 'Ae cage -
xnurtarsng cha'ms-S YeI'z. a. t-'
ssr. Taan abcBi one yca' aro "AFH
eAs versct vac aEaogaerl re S-'0-s
aasnwSiad o. tss oog't -7c1 a.; -Hz
e. u b gated Eat tss lax 90 q
agnSnsa Mrs. ves,ai E,'rTirx e0a'S "
~ q she reyz:~1 kniiaE q srF -
esd Eag nos ~ uo.is EsoasoS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17

Crs~nstSsu. FEB "a ne Drf'tNA
Sss-~- Hsrcssss q lArgfaExa tFO1
C4.evs1. laa -. hDs NAsesssfss.
sasta, Y-EsA!s Tsa'ssay asA stEEASe4
hat 49, tai % board 80 eFsv Il
re lna~snaa sesz1asslsa SssOoEsS
rtaa-s J. Bsrrisf, harisE pisssA -
-. -ss - EAbOssaa Ia beT'
ia e. HSu Cr.Ats jsA ~ -
Peitasr,yta sAs oa-rfsd e'~s -
t.- -e. a. wss oo5@asssssa ~ C@p
a.. yAra,s Warsy. - NrtS& De-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17

conptrsilsS hay Take PRESIDENCY d
kaAeAa CITY Oaak.

comptrsiiss Aay Tsks PRESIDENCY Sl
kahsaa CITY eaak. -
wRsAinEioe. d. C.. gsb 70, 1T u
sAie4 on chat 10 hsiiaVed % bs good
authority, thai ". -, Riasely, lks
eaNp'fousg ~ The euTToaey. AAs de-
stSsli 10 aeesVt tAs HFeatasuey Of tie
EpoFF -hiSst NattosAl IsaHk ~ Com
9sFes. Of Khnsas CITY. Nhieh sue
pseesA paYm@al spnaS ne tate AaAR.
efsI siriaRsEsY Nr. Hisgs'Y Il 100
n ssv Yofh nryansfae certain rat
.Ss, Is IL esiisfss. bysgAsa1y u
tskisr ssiiss sosifei ~ re task.
I.s'vFsess . MsFTaY. 80 assistant
sserssAsy ~ 80 esgsfi1ezt ~ com
msry@ atd is'aF. a 10 usasraieaf
w'li ssoeses ~ ts1sslg e. eompsgot
isf 81 tsa saFgereY CEiaas pons
sAisg Hasatselsa oesaru 10 6saarynaws
Fgesni siass ne stsaRea lsefasst
- NJ hstEs'y's Fetkepssat uiu taks
D.Aes - - SSH cate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
CRIMINAL CODE eILL.
Liquor Question injected Into lie Con-
alteration by eenste.

Liquor Question injected Into ltS Con-
sldsratlen by eenste.
Washington, d. c.. Feb. l6 Tho
liquor question was injected into the
consideration OF the criminal code bill
IN The senate Thursday, when Senator
Clay. q Georgia. attacked q provision
Of the bill. which he declared changed
existing law TO the extent Of permit
ting the mailing OF liquor into prOhi.
bitioR states or counties. This was
brought about by leaving me prOhibi.
ton OF that practice out Of the Law
90 revised By the code.
Liquor hosisea." uAla Senator Clay,
ARE relying upon The change 10 en-
nance their business"
Mr., Clay wished TO know whsthag
tho commission To revise the code OF
the Joint committee Of congress for
the came purpose had .iett that pr0Vi-
SION out Of the code. ana NJ. Hep
bum In charge Of the bill, said the
coTmi,tee had aiken part Of the code
from the eommisFion without q change
After considerable dobA,s. on Snotioa
az Senator Carter the Old Law was sab.
sl'utsd FOR ire revlsed sections via
4 penal clause AIDED.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17

''t'' D'sssI', Occur. SO. :. ee,,sss'Oa''

Petal DiReslty ossUrS - cosrsstIoasl
IHstapts oa RhndaII'e late.
Neu, YoTk. PED. is.--ors by IL
DEAD from ssab vvaads ana tarss are
assSoosly turt - . Fseail - q GEAI
TAsrsaay n wtieh tvSaty hsys PAT.
tieipa,sd "a he eoyFsstionaf iAatitu.
tiea 90 Rassiaifs IsiasA.
ne dsad bog was Meyeg o,Ehan.
saY. 'euvie~a ysaFs 81.
RafasiS sfszra. ne sane are, -
us3rs Euafa a. re issliiuttea stars,
IS sin baviGg iaaistai 80 HoasA
wtisa cansss 0BasEsty's eeafN.
Al 80 kaya lsSesvss n tA4 tsoaAjs
usss ia@Aipb ~ ne tnFiilafioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
HAS REACHED A CRISIS.
Question Of japanese Exclusion from
British Columbia.

Question o. Japanese Exclusion from
British Columbia.
Seattle. Wash. Feb. ia dispatch
from Vancouver, u. c.. 70 the Post
lnteuigoncer says:
The hght between the DCOaNnioh
and provisional governments on the
question OF Japanese exclusion reach.
I'd Z crisis Thursday when the nation.
al government announced that II
would Immediately diSallow the natal
act Just passed by the legislature OF
british Columbia.
This act provides an S6acAtlonai test
Tor all Immigrants. II must remAln
Ia force ten days befprs cancellation.
Meanwhile the g0veFpment lawyers IN
vanpouver have been Instructed 10 80
cure the admittanes ~. al JApaners
Asid BY ths provlSionAl euaclment to
the extent ~ applying Tor habsas cor.
pus PROCEEDINGS IN ths courts. The
OTTAWA government has alno advised
the emperor that The riRhta al JApa
nese coming 20 British Columbia will
be fully protcctea
n tho provisional Government fails
% keep out ITO Japanese By ruasoa
Of FEDERAL intsrfAvcnrs. WoThinE mea
may male aaoftef- Demonstration
aSAlaat The 'oVisbIhii.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
NAY OPPOSE WAGE CUT.
Schlsfs Of Locomotive engineers Hold
Meeting RsrardIra RsdvetIon.

Meeting Regarding Reduction.
Cincinnati. O. Toj. u -~Foi'E'rs
(Aair sccre; cr1iNreaoe sais T'surs-al O
che chiefs o, 40 Bfo'AerEoot o. Loo
motive Ehglacg-a oa-od oa G"f''i.
oGGnagcr Horace Baker. % 80 Q1e"a
and Cresccu.. . GiscI-a vi.a BIN -
recently aarogncod re-as'!7s 10 Tss''
"a that rallroa1 Sa,ai1r ua' Fi'ea
eat IN Adrtaee 81 ts oo-''r"1r" a.
% tho position ira; 80 ssg.-"e-' "a
aecISod 10 take. bgt 'he-s vss - "a
aGaciaI report TIA; Aey ir'ea iee 20 o.
W0as ne cut on tss ground tat t'y
MA q formal sage aEvreulsti '!'a ~
sailrOaa whieS rad several r'H'f' 70
sun bsfore Hsy change eoa1 30 Hsa''e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17

heatsnmsry Ala Fsb. 10 --fs,yD
meabsFs - NO vaSiSas VOmenfa o..
@stiea are usaeh sFarcised oyeg ne
pFopositiea - ne sity 10 teaF aWMF
sAe fgaatAia N Court squaFe. nae ef
ske lanAmayks ~ kistoty trNn tAa
snrtI9s Sast O. oFleF CAS- ny
bsay ~ AeafA tAgea a. hen naK ~
ailowsa y s6tgeno ~ - a.
reMlsF meefiea naef
eegaaifiea - fss
Ttn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
BRYAN THEIR LEADER
FrSt Last, All the Time, Say
Wisconsin Democrats
THEIR PLATFORM IS OUTLINED

STATE Convention Of Wisconsin Demo
erats at MISUNDERSTANDING Thei,
Allegiance to Jeffsrsonian pemoe
raey.
Milwaukee, Wis. FGo. l5.-Whep
me state democratic convention to Sc,
Sect delegates at large 10 the nation.
a convention resumed It's daltbera.
lions Friday, the committee on perma.
nonG organization reported It's selec.
con Of Evan A. Evans, OF Bamboo,
a. permanent chairman Mr.. Evans
madO = lengthy spcech touching on
various national Issues, and crlticising
ne republican party throughout.
charging that party with many abuses
and practices. He concluded by pay.
ing a glowing tribute 20 William Jen.
uingB Bran, IN whom, re said. you
zee democracy pcrsuniucd, see de-
nocracy at aer beat"
At the CONCLUSION OF Mr.. Evans
speech the cowm!,,cc on resolutions
presented its rrror; as follows:
The democratic party OF Tie state
0f Wisconsin, IN convention a. embed
reaffirms IS Allegiance TO tAe ume
honorod PRINCIPLES OF Jcr,rsouIan de-.
moeracy and declares rs uuaring hos
Nlity 10 the sham ana hypncrasy OF
the republican national Baliaie'ra.
Son.
II charges that ths appalling abuses
disclosed In recent messages 81 ire
president are tho direct results ~ ne
hong continued cIgn - he republican
rarty IN national affairs.
The people can no longer doub. TIE
inherent perftdy OF the system Of gov.
eminent fostered and maintained by
the republican party, since the repu5'
Mean president himself has furnished
the evidence AgRinA It. Tls nalciac.
NorA, convicted and uaconyicted ara
Gut the shameless products ot r sys.
tam Of public plumber and debauchery
has bean too kong endured by a pa.
Sient, suffering people
We regard With just pride and ~.
miratton that typical American. that
mAtchloss leader who tIs bla7ed the
way to wholesome public opinion AT
silly chAmpIoned the cause ~ tho en-.
tire country. RS rea, ard nntirins
aAergy, his wise am tar'ecins s'ates
manStip, S'Anp An a. TIE gr'a'" .
American Statesmen and or''"ar t.0
20 al who believe IN equS' rights q"
all, and special privilege 10 none ""
ehere'ore declars tia, We a-o IMAM.
10uAy and unnnaA"effy 10 nrr- -
that Srrat counycnnT. wiuan b.
an. a. the next dSrccrEtic oHut ts''
for preride0 81 re Unit"i s'a''' A. :
Ne hereby instruct our d~'ers ~ -
ths national oonventioa a, Denver to
vote for WilpAm J. Ryan az -
Aepoerutic caN<t6nts for pres lent.
Arst, last ard all The tine.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17

Clssrs. yss u IA sseSFi fo'
-. 49, YerDfar,s csstns,Aaaa -
"a, ses, a, ssssT csaFa4as. tA'
lee ss,a,s~s - Tie Sgfsas % iS'sFs
= a. rsfsass As.e tkss u 10 -
1888 IA, sinls - s+zi 20 SAss
,,,n..s~rssss vi - oo@siss@e i<s :
,g.o,usou e rzaASs "tss - sns1fs
wv,s tsez chsass - So Fsna<',1s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
$25O,OOO FIRE Loss
nthOgraphic Plant at Buffalo
Prey Of Flames
WAS LARGEST IN COUNTRY

RuftalO Evening Times Which AdlOln.
cd tts Plant Wac Damaged to the
Extent Of $50 oO0---valuSbls Plates
Destroyed.
Buffalo. NY. Feb, l6, Fire which
broke out on the fourth floor of the
Courier l1thographfng company. 1871
Main street, and extending through To
204 Washington street. EriGay morn.
ing. caused a less estimated at S2S0.
900, The plant ls one Of the largest
OF It's kind IN the country.
Just after tho Ere was discovered
there were series OF EXPLOSIONS SUP
posed TO have resulted FROM tho IRE
communicating with certain explosives
used in tho art department
The press department OF the Buffalo
Evening Times, adjoining, was dam.
aged 10 the extent OF $4,000.
The Evening News has offered the
Times tho use OF Ia presses apl the
Times VIII be run OF from tie News
press
Besides large quantity ot.Vamable
machinery In he Courier building, the
company hNh just finished plates for u
SlsO, 900 contract for circus posters.
and these were IN an annex which was
wrecked.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
QUIET At FAIGSANKS.
evt Precautions Have Seen Taken 10
Guard Against ou.bpsaks.

wv VFeosuuehs NaVe Seen Taken %
Guard Asslns, ovsbrssks.
Seattle, Wash, Fpb. IA special
SablS 10 the Post IntsiIIseneaF from
Fairbanks, A,Asta. says
Marshal Perry THURSDAY rscslvsd
hs following fFOm tho department %
justice; Military forces ordered 10
Fairbanks. AIeaB shils yoLg duty 10 10
prgfses law-sSI4iHE citizens witness
tenderness 10 lAw'breakars. Depart.
meat expects fou ~ use ali nsesssaFy
sasygy 70 preserve order and hrFase
The lsa'4sFs IN an attempt a. intfmt.
dAlson. Those moisstiaa Raaaiaas
huss BE- arrested. using stcA f0fee 90
NECESSARY 10 accomplish purpose.
tsiGhedl isoasparts."
Everything was auiss ThuFaaAY.
nps9iai aesuliss psss orEanlSsd n,
~ hsS1s - Ten Rndsr saDtslna. "a.
teoas are stiu eksseA
asa aFstfAN Tharpeay EspOptsa 30
nofsstattae ga the gFaii
TIA eeaHbSf 81 oOsameres and tns
Arstis brgthsrhgod SHlsialiy express
s0tfossi % ne aettoa Of TIE pTsat4sns
u efGsNsE iFocss 10 TAaahs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17

Mnnien4Ry IA Fes. if~The
sssrvma esaFt sas teia tA4s gas 80
ysnmafy hw ~ F,aFNla = nsN6 a.
ssannsi % sNef Sac gng1nts tasep -
ss-,s Rasass - eeriaN aea - ~
sssss - snAsfig - ea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-17
n,,,h ni,n OLD cenA,r,n,.

Atlanta. FEB iG --caplGia Isaiah
e HoVsrd. next 10 the OS3eSt con
tl-,or IN point Of servIos 90 The ~.
lsntA sna IVES, Point railroaa. &Sd
Tnruy,ay morRlaE =, re homo Of HE
sls'sr. Mrs A >. Graves. N Oakland
C!ty. a. Ai.An'A Sueurs. after an ~
SEQ n several months In I1ss Gap
ls!A Howard took charge Of q Sasssa-
SCI tain o. The WsS Puiri rOsd and
from no sat % kls lAiaai raA Ne tas
h.cea passnE ~ ana eovA uhs iias 80
-so~a A',ar,a 80 No4Sor~vY AiWoat
s,ety day He, Seoa AfisaiA Gsd
Wo-'r,uo-y JAsss we're wiaAtJ few
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