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ESSEX FOLK AT GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Grasser. Mrs,
Henry Cooper, Miss Margaret Cooper,
Mrs. c. H. Lining, Miss Minnie Linn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r. Lynch, Mrs.
d. H. Wyman n Miss Mary Wyman,
of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Cooper
and Miss Irma Cooper, of East Orange;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, of Mont
clair, and Mr.. N Mrs. Frank Wenzel,
Miss Laura Wenzel and Mr.. and Mrs.
O.. S. Lustig, of Orange, were guests
at the golden wedding celebration of
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Cooper, Of Lake
view, yesterday.
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SHOOTS BAYONNE
MAN OF MEANS At
SYNAGOGUE DOOR
Max Flath Believes He Was
Vicarious Target in Mys-
terious Attack.
WOUNDED AS HE OBEYS
GLANDS UPr" COMMAND
Robbery Not Motive of Shooter
and CompaniOn-Elude Crowd
of WOrshipers.
Especial to the Evening start

BAYONNE, Nov. 14.-Max Flath, of
81 West Eighteenth street, a large
property-owner here, was mysteriously
shot in front of Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue last night.
Flath thinks 1t was a case Of mis-
taken identity, and that his assailants
were seeking to slay some enemy, as
no attempt was made to rob him.
His assailants, two in number,
stopped him with the demand Hands
up!" and just as he had complied with
the request one of the men fired a
shot. 1t lodged in Flath's neck. He
dropped to the sidewalk, pretending he
had been killed, and his assai1ants fled.
The shot caused worshipers in the
synagogue, where services were being
held, to rush to the street.
Flath was carried to a drug store,
where a physician found that h wound
was not dangerous.
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BRYAN WRITES
JERSEYMAN He
IS UNOAUNTEO
Says Friends Love and Loyalty
Is Bearer to Him Than
Office.


TRENTON, Nov. 4.-William Jen-
nings Bryan is not at all downcast by
his third defeat for the presidency. This
letter was received by Robert Fl. Engie,
of the Trenton Refining and Smelling
Company, in response to a telegram
sent the morning after election:
Mr.. Robert II. Engle, Trenton, N. j.
Dear Sir-Your telegram at hand. |
appreciate II kind words. The love
and loyalty of the people who have
supported me is worth more than any
office, and / trust that / may be able
to so act in the future as not to for
felt the goodwill that has been so
generously expressed by yourself and
others. Very truly yours.
"(Signed) w. j. BRYAN"
Mr.. Engle is an ardent admirer of
the Nebraskan.
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HESSIAN LADIES GIVE
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT,

Success marked the entertainment of
the Hessian Ladies' Society in Muth's
Hall, Springfield avenue, last night.
The president, Mrs. Camp, was rernem-
Eered with an appropriate gift and Miss
Margaret Fleck, who has often pleased
the members with her recitatdons, was
also made the recipient of a present.
Among those who figured on the pro-
gram We're Mrs. Caecilie Fleck, Mrs.
Matilda Flach and Mrs. Mary Heer.
Dancing brought the affair to a jolly
close.
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LEAD IN
JERSEY VOTES IS
NEAR THE RECORD
Official Returns Show That Only
Mckinley Exceeded
It. j
ISpeclal to the Evening Stalal

TRENTON, Nov. 14.-Of1ciall returns
from all counties. except Uni on, have
been filed in the Office of the Secretary
of State.
| Taft's plurality is 2,490 more than
thai received by President Roosevelt
in New Jersey four years ago. Taft's
plurality, S3,08S, is almost a record
breaker, being only exceeded by hat of
Mcinley in 1896, whose plurality vas
1882.
The pluralities are as follows:
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


AN ORDINANCE to amend Section loO Of the
Revised Ordinances of tho city ~ Newark
tReylslon of 1902, approved January 3. 1902.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council of the City of Newark that Section 100
of the Revised Ordinances of The CITY of New
ark tReyision of 1902. approved lanuarv 2
1902 he and the same is hereby amended 40 ne
to read as follows:
Section lOe. The fire limits of the CITY of New
ark are hereby established so as to Include all
that district OF said CITY contained within the
following boundaries to wit:
RerInning at a point nm The passaIc River nm
thence along the south side of the Gully road
to Arlington avenue: thence along Ariineion
avenue to Summer avenue: thence along sim
NOR aven,ie 10 Second avcn,e. thence aIons
socon1 avenue TO Mount prosnent avenrae
thence along Mount Prospect a1enne 20 planno.
field avenue thence along Bloomfield ayhnIn 10
Branch Brock Park; thence along Branch BOOK
Park. the various courses thereof 10 Ei1htT
ayenne. thence along Eighth nveni,a to 6rSngs
street thence along Orange straet 10 M IL,
line, thenca ratIinine along Orange etroet in en
easterly direction TO Warren street: thence along
Warren street to South Tenth street. thence
aiong south Tenth street ia Snrtngaeid vnnno.
theneo along Snrinr6eld avenue 1n Eightennth
a,,s1,,e. thenca along Elehtcsnth at,en1e 10 I3asa
street; thence along Rose street to Bergen
street, thence along Bergen street ~ tTin9rn
avenno, hence along clinton avcn,,a = tIn;ra
strao,. ,berce alone Anime straet 10 Eroi,nm
b,,vsen avenue. Hence along Ereiin ghursen
avsn,, 70 TIuntor etreet thence ai6,g tJnntor
street to pennevlvania avenue: thenco eione
Pennsvlvh MIA ayenue TO Pointer street. thnnre
a aennsSr poiniar s snt ~ ~ eroad t IT, tae,ice
aions prnaS etrcst 70 Hunter Street ,honoa
along Hunter street to New Jersey Railroad
Avenue tnTnee uI ea , he eeaseS 'ss1ir2aa Eve,
~ ~ IIoyr,on street tbencc along lerrnon s,reet
~ Jobnson street thence aione Inbnson street
10 pelancnv street, hence along IDelancoy stroe :
~ Van p,,ran street thence along Va1 puren
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SWORN As MORRIS COUNTY CLERK
Especial to the Evening Star. /

MORRISToWN, Nav. 14.--Elias Ber-
tram Mott was sworn in today as clerk
of Morris county by Judge Mills In tile
First National Bank building. TIL
only change to be made in the clerks
office, cared for many years by State
Treasurer Daniel S. Voorhees,, is neces-
STATED by the withdrawal of Miss
johnson, who was Voorhees, acting
deputy.
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NEW MEXICAN AMBASSADOR.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 14.--Francisco
i. DC La Barr. at present minister to
the Netherlands. has been appointed to
succeed Enrique c. Creol as Mexican
ambassador at washington.
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Union county figures were unofficial,
but the official returns will vary but
little. The. Board Of State Canvassers
will meet in the State House a week
from next Tuesday, when a few minor
changes may be made In the above
figures. but they will not materially
alter the result. g..
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Combination Auction Sale Extraordinary
W.. ". REID, A%nctioneer,

Sells Tuesday, November II, and the following day, Wednesday,,
at Our sALEsROOM. SS Academy Street.
For accounto Of Newark Loan 10. 90 lots of hedge JeweIyf forfeited for
n-payme of charge consfyHng of Gold N silver Watches Diamonds
Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Pins. nverw etc., etc.. etc..
JeueIry nd Rich Cut Glass consisting of Diamonds, rnng in size from
etc. suycrvnre. Clocks, Opera Classes. Mirrors. etc.; Rich Cut Glass in lunch
Cream sets Fern Dishes etc
The above goods car Ill be examlned Monday. Nov. 49, from 10 a.. M to 8
p m M#s@@N #MsaM
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KAISER AND HIS
MINISTER TO HAVE
IT OUT At KEEL
Meeting Arranged for Monday.
English NObleman Got Fa-
nous Interview.

BERLIN, Nov. 14.-Emperor William
Is still at Donaueschingen as the hunt
ing guest Of Prince Won Fuerstenberg.
He is due at Kiel Monday at noon to
swear in a number of naval recruits.
Chancellor Won Buelow will leave Ber-
lin tomorrow and will be at Kiel to re-
ceive the Emperor. The audience be-
tween the chancellor and his majesty
upon which depends the future course
of events has been arranged for the
afternoon.
While the agreement of the chan
cellor with the position of the Reich
stag and the federated governments is
now clearly known the Emperor's atti-
tude is greatly In doubt and a subject
of diversified prediction.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

r.-F-- - 49,
hereby repeated, and this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
.Adopted November -, 1908.
NJ. J. MCGOWAN. JR..
Pro tenn President OF Common Council,
Presented to the Mayor for his approval
II, 1908,
JAMES n. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
Approved November IA, 1908.
=. VI. RYAN.
Acting Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Council on Friday evening. November
~. 1865. on third readir- and final passage.
was passed and duly signed BY the Mayor, and
Is therefore a law.
JAMES +. coNNELLY..
nov14-5t City Clerk.
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LONDON, Nov. 14.-Sir Rowland
Blennerhassett was the author of the
interview with Kaiser Wilhelm which
appeared in the Daily Telegraph, and
the price paid him for 1t was 49, 900.
He is a magistrate and deputy lieu
tenant of the county of Kerry, ireland.
He was at n time member of Parlia-
ment and has filled several official posi-
tons. He is a frequent contributor to
reviews on foreign subjects.
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AN ORDINANCE f~irg tsc salary q the As
sistant Clerk OF Centre Mnrket.
Be II ordaired by tho Navnr and Corl'non
Council OF the City u Newark. as follows:
Section T. That tho salarv Of the Assistant
CLERK al C'crt~c Ne-ket hall he orc thou and
fvo hundred ($i 500. COZ dollars per snuum: ra"-
able monthly as other salaries are paid; said
salary to date from October |. 1908.
Section 2. That all ordinances or parts OF
ordinances Inconsistent with this ordinance are
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
Mr.. WALKER HERE,
Man Who Built EAST Florida Seminary
Barracks over Twenty Years Ago.

Among tho prominent visitors to
Gainesville Is John T. Walker OF
Washington, ID, T.. prominent con-
tractor and builder OF that city, and
senior member OF the firm Of Walker
n Son.
Mr. Walkers visit to Gainesville IL
one OF especial pleasure to him, since
at one time he was pioneer" Cltl'
zen OF the town. lie was tho con.
tractor ON the old Eaat Florida semi
nary barracks hero In 1856, at which
time he resided here with his family
and he also erected several residences
throughout the city,
II can hardly believe my eyes," re-
marked MIR Walker Saturday, In talk.
Ing with q number OF friends, In
oil my travels, have never socn u
town. have no reference to mining
and wildcat towns-grOw like
Gainesville has grown. have not
been hero for twelve years, and I
note most remarkable Improvement
In every quarter. for which feel very
grateful, M Gainesville was my iirst
home in the United statca, when I
brought my family from England,
am glad to see You prosper"
Mr., walker spent tho day Saturday
mngllng with His old friends and
aCQuaintAnces, few Of whom are
here yet. Among tiioso are Or, 7, =,
Thomas, Robt Mcclellan. Geo, X,
Broomo, Henry Ramsey and q half
dozen others, and their meeting was
a mutually agreeable one,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Savannah Market Quiet and Steady
During Past Week.

Savannah, Ca. Feb. S.-The market
for Sea Islands was quiet and steady
during the past week. A fair demand
was shown for choice, extra choice
and fine, most OF the sales being OF
the three grades mentioned. Some
little business was done in the two
highest grades OF Georgias, but moth
ing in the same grades OF Floridas.
Sales for the week were little in
excess Of the net receipts, and ship
ments we're largely to Northern mills
Quotations are &c lever for fine, and
inside quotations are 1c lower for
fancy Georgias and extra choice Flor
idas.
The following prices are based OH
factors quotations and are revised
weekly on Fridays:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
SPRING PARK CATTLE
OFF TO The FAIR
COnsignmSnt I.sit Saturday Night
10 b Exhibited 10 WOrld.
STOCK Made a slNG Monr

Cattle In Excellent Condition, end viii
Do Admired BY vlslteFs 70 Pair.
Many Of Them Have Been Prize
Winners ~ Various state Fairs.
Manager N. A. Calilaoa o. Spring
Park Farm. one Of the meet farms toF
the breeding q hiKh grade registered
cattle In this section of tho south.
shipped Saturday night % Tampa the
eHhlblt Of the tdrm which be proposes
to install at thu FIOFlda state FaiF.
live Atooh dep9Ftmsnt, Monday. This
consignment comprises twenty-five
Heretords. The majority Of which are
FiOridA-bEed, about . carload Of jeF.
ssys, and other stock. and ~ Manager
Caiilnan always keeps the animals Ia
aFstciAsa trim. tbs show viii no
doubt attract q great deal u attsn.
ton.
while many % those ahlDped sat
uTdaS are ALREADY pEas@winnsFs. theFa
are aons which havs never beea en-
hibited % . fair. They are u hne
breed. hgseFeF. and no fear q aHgiet
pstea that they Win zoe Fee6lve ths
proper Escoknition ~ ne stats Pair,
Aneag shs faSBous registered stack
n he iOs are Islaieale and Dallas.
tso Hereford balls vho have u their
credit prizes from many ehoW rings
~ The vaFi0sa aeate fsiFa. inclnAing
The Riogtda gtMfe Yair. There ere
mAar 0thsFs whieh have pFSsss ~
tAsig eTedit. bas these menttlasd are
esUectsiiY Hae
haaaGeg caiiisua LETT SATURDAY
siGkt fog Tamps. ea1 stiI pegpeaaiIy
SspssSiss he sxhIhlt Thess Gamlliar
vifh setIis WAe kays sopn the stoeh
~ tAia enFm FEST eaah4ens hat they
vfli eosss % eta maay pgtnss .
skatf credit.
hasages CsIlison M his sxkfheg |
u tha ssefisg ~ fhs FNsrmsr9 InsfG
gsts ksFe Ana 4 aftfasie1 : great AsaI
v sttsafhaa ffvn ghass psassBt, e.
peetAIly 90 ssostn4a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
JUDGE HARGIS SLAIN.
Noted Kentucky JuriSt and Fsud.
kt Killed by His Son.
FIVE SHOTS WERE FIRED
Tragedy Occurred at che General
store Of Judge HaruIS, While olSs,ss
Were waiting on Customers Son
Was Placed Under Arrest.

jackson. Ky, Feb. S,--FormeT
County judge James HArgls, for many
yOars mousbsr OF tho state democratic
executive committee, acoased OF COM
plloity In many murders and q prom
inent figure In the fsuda which have
disrupted BreNthitt county for sever.
al years. was shot and KILLED In AiA
general store here, about S;So ThuPs-
day afternoon by his Son. Beach Har.
gle. Tho son hrcd ave Shots In RAPID
suceoSaion at his father. who fell dad
while hia clerks were waiting on Gus
toners.
Father and Con ouarrsled.
The exact cause Of the murder has
not bean learned, but n IL ouppoaod
% have been the result Of differences
which have existed between father and
con for Aoma time, The two men are
reported to have hal q severe quar-
rel several nights aGo. when the fath.
sr, II IL alleged, WAS compelled 20
resort 10 violence 10 restrain his sou
Young HArWis. Il 10 sid. had been
drinking heavily Of late, Hs came
into tho store late THURSDAY Afsars
noon and was Apparently under me In
ausnee OF lIQaeF, Judge HATEis, n u
SAid. spoko 10 bic con about his drink
inE and q quarrel resulted. yatheg
and sou stopped behina . ocunteP n
the store, Wien the son. amer caiy q
few minutes oonyorsation. drew . ~
volVoF enc aFed Ave nAolA y0af
tOoh sseee, aAa the ncsne mouukaiR
character EEL dead. TIE young liIly
SssnogEapher and ne OAaaemsse n
tAs store susAsa SOF che doors AaA ID
n fright.
RAAtNe Like Q Manleo.
Y0ahg HaNaia Was ARRESTED ~ TUWB
MaFnhais 0oRAn amItA AaA 0Foveg
Alanton. and plssea In iali lie IVES
rAvlng NE a maslAa and the otlsegs
were compelled % dSas him " the
sail.
Judge HAFGis has been for years 9
pFomiBsnt figure II Kontacky potitt
cal and criminal circles. Ne has O..
uFed IN che courts IN ne mountains
Cor years on account OF The maraers
~ Df. cax. Attorney MAFeum aae
Jim C0ehFIll.
Judge Hsrgia vas the political ioaa.
"a % he democrats Of the tenth de
tFiot ard was the boss Of BrSathilt
solaalg -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
"sG+og DAY" IN NEW YORK.
anstltutlon EstabIIShSd by ~Bls Tim"
M.Fohv AZ that CITY.

aRstltutlon EstablIShSd by "BlS Tim"
Murphy, Of that City.
Now York, FEB. s.-ThuFsdAy was
@saOo AAy'' on the BowSry, and 5000
mOn are now trGmping the BoWory
eAaaWAlhs wearing new shoes and new
Woolen socks.
SgNo0 day Is an institution and
@As established By OoOGrSssman TIN
btfv D. Sullivan. known 70 HE COZ
atltusnts and New York generally a.
-TlIg Tin"
Bvery year Sullivan gives away
Ohoas 30 every man OF his district
Who needs them. and Thursday more
than 5000 were in Tine ong before
no doors Of the club rooms we're
epenOd for the distribution. The an
anAl distribution OF Ehoes - suE'
vans pct charity. for. be says. a
man can march 10 Eiory IN pair OF
nOW ahoos and dry socks"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
Eighteenth Wedding Aonksnsry.

Mrp. l.. n Fletcher. ever on the
alert foC something pleasant for her
friends. surprised MT. and Mrs, W. q,
Bailey last night with an elegant sup.
per. laid In their Oun dlnlngEoOn. In
honor Of the 18th anniversary Of their
wedding
Mrs. Fletchcr bad quietly invited
number Of guests. seated thsm In
the parior and while hF. ard MFs.
nalIcy we're sent IN 70 entertain them.
she. assisted BY Mr. BaIist's sister.
Mrs. BecAiss Of Charleston. 4 e..
vho l. visiting him. prepAred The sup
per. After quite a merry tine, en-
joyci In both parioF and einlnEFuosn,
the quests DEPARTED. leaving mAay
con KrasnlAtlons 10 this happy eoaVIe.
whose greatest pleasure IL 60 make
others hApVy --wAido SswA ia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
FATAL NEW YORK FIRE
One Woman Dead and a Number
OF Persons In Hospital.
MANY OVERCOME BY SMOKE

4 OWSUU 70 Sno SnoW P1lEd In Front OF
che Burning Building, Flremen Had
oitIeuity In Fighting Fire and Rec,
SaIng inmates.
New York, Feb. S.-One woman is
dead and several persons are in the
&ospitRd suffering from injuries as
tie result OF . Ore which, early Fri.
day, destroyed the hve-story brick
apartment building at the northwest
Norner oe Columbus avenue and Sew.
ontieth street.
The IRE y supposed to have started
IN the drawing room Of the domestic
laundry IN the basement and owing to
SAA lack Of water pressure, spread
With Suoh rapIdlty that the occupants
haA little opportunity to reach the
Utgeet.
Margaret Mandon, 20 years OF age,
fell from the dfth floor and was "a.
tally injured. She had been stand
Ing on tho fire escape waiting for tha
arrival Of the fremen. when She slip
ped from the Icy grating and fell to
tie pavement She was removed to
the hotel Walton across the street
where she died a few moments later.
Owing to the snow piled in front
e the building, the flremen had great
amculty in raising hdders to take
Aown the tenants. As a result OF
Ckis delay many were overcome by
smol1S and cold and we're carried to
- hotel Walton where they were a.
tended by doctors and cared for BY
eh0 hotel management. The build
eng WAs damaged to the extent Of RSS"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
sHoT ~ rvs pAYIENr.


ossSepsthIst Probsbly PsinlIy wsuaA
- 81 oeiUEsbes, oa.
colambue, Ga. Eeb. ga h.lle
bafors . e'sioek Thurpday AfteFnn0a
lse PoWeg sAol and probably fatally
~pasaea ~. L. y. MsysFy. 90 ests@
pata, n the latteF's eelse. Fsm the
besl inA5Fmali0a, f0wag Went % aleg.
age eales. called &c latter - 1ks
daas ahd. AFTER . fsw wosas. AFeA the
shot, tha hall aAtaFian Sc sbesh tnsl
snaoF he left sTe. IpasiHG - kke
Aase u to SEED.
Power sad ~ haA n 70 o. thai
heges haA taantsA 60 woHsaa ain
WITH teisDsihse power ~ tn yeaFs
east. After tka nao0ffns. FWweE
YES ARRESTED Ana lsehea ~. MeyWs =
ven ks0wu ana DpomIseat, Pgweg
q . SseesTy etsgk. Hsyw's eaaaitiea
y aulss critical
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
,ssrNs,a 20 Play In London.

Nsw yerk. FEB. SIT Il aaA0aae~o
ga DaSia varied. ne sesoS. u S
nang 81 LOa6on IN the tah u 80
eszsa q ths piays in VAlse - AAa
nsna sueessxfsl IN America. NJ. wa
60. Ats manAEss annOSEess. WI D
go a. eayiOck. u u hSo~a os'
a Aas hsnn Mr. wSFes.Es A@ss~-
a. ans~as "A ahahaupearaGs rSssa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
HISTORICAL MEETING,
J. J. Finley Chapter Extends Cordial
Invitation to Veterans.

tUNitAuoU 70 NSb~EaUh'
The ladies' OF the J. J. Finley Chap
ter, United Daughters OF the Confed'
eracy, viii hold a historical reception
at the home Of Mrs. J. L. Medlln, zoe
East Main street NJ, on Tuesday
evening. the 18th inst, from 8 to ~
O'Clock. which 10 destined to be one
of the most sucCgsstdfN and enjoyable
functions In the history Of the chapter.
An interesting and instructive pro
gram has been arranged. and those
who will participate are expecting .
great deal OF genuine pleasure and In.
struction from the meeting.
With q desire 20 have the members
OF the Confederate Veterans with
them upon this occasion, the camp,
through a committee composed Of
Mesdames J. W. Patton. J. W. Teneh
and J. VI. Taylor. ladies' Of the hlstori.
cal committee. have written Command.
or W. NJ. Bitch Of Santa re the FOL.
lowing letter
WIN you please extend 10 your en-.
tire camp. U. G. ", cordial invita-.
ton from J. J. Finley Chapter. Y. u.
G.. to attend an historical reception.
10 be- rendered them az the residence
Of Mrs J. l.. Medlin. Tuesday evening.
February II. from $ TO II o'clock"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
COMPLETES ARRANGEMENTS.
aspubllean CONVENTION VIII "stF IN
coIIsaurn q Chicago.

Hapubllcon CONVENTION w" "V'' wv
Coliseum ~ chleheo.
washing.on. FEB. S.-Chalrman
pasw. Secretary Dover and others OF
"a sub-oammittoe Of the republican
naaionaI eOmnittee, practically have
.o.mpsessA the hall arrangements for
tho national convention ~hieh - "
~ hsld In Chleago merit June.
ne convection will assemble IN
ne Cosissan--ths scene Of many his.
assle gAkhsFingD-whleh vas designed
ana erected vita special refsrsoes :"
ehp ness Of q political eonVeatios
a Il admirably located being oaI'
aApns twelve inutes' walk frvm NE
nunansss center OF chicago. aad u
pnaeAs6 ~ asectrie surface cara
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

A ahary commtssS0a has eo~a
..ss.s tor u cukmin@ iaso te@ tAaiig
~ csm.r c scskaHars tha ssPoscd
ea.Atrr q 10 Psns4o0aa hEhk As4
Truss Compapy Ths e1srt has grass,
a tbs rrqs.si Es4 . s0GHiSis@ sa'es'
vossa q thfss psysietaas as tNs
s,tit<ns wi ~ EAEsa-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

4 p~uthoa eAlliaE faS ~Ses 90
dr. sisctb0a In osseola oo1nty has
h.eu rrcssnisd n thS eounty cDssuals
s,os~rs and granted Tks siectioa
v,yi b. bed 90 The sth q Nara. Ths
eaBty has seen dSY fos soDs tine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

Rsaaafest. NJ. 20. she br1nt
~ Unit4a States sssataF, tnkea ~
laiat sann1ea 81 90 isIisislnse 1Bns8
~ vns aga1a sitho9i sssuit ThA taA
10 rnsaita1s beekAam, 81 npa1ags
~ Riaakbasn .ts; tacseAsy. q All1as
- Wsftsnuaa. q Johs y. Akhm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

FsEt Had. y - -. e.-Tss
msa vws tapstsens6 aa2 eea hGisspe5
- - lans e. &ns fes9a - e. aaeie.
go - ~ ~ liae6 eanl mlines ~
nasag esEss ss hsse hsaa ~
= @t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

tlAaAsills. Tsaa.s EeA. 80 ~
haaa q -yt1ar4g 6peHas a MF
CRySsstan oeSNsR, WeeaaseF
Vsl.pAosA udyas Wurn 80 = eRa
gineHa lmslan Raqaga 4 faae =
80 = haFn nsn = ~ - s
$50 &C., s. - lallka
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

clnnannasE o., re-. T.--TAs LA
60 nnlilna NH. % TvsAsA Seress
np1 tAe G1nasn4 FivoE. vas si9a~t 90
elBssy easgosed ~ ~ TsSrsday. Ia
an 3 astImstnd a. g3et. 80. Tns
en- nnps omssatNeat % 80 ssa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

Charleston. s. c., Feb. 7.---sea Is.
land market: Receipts. Sc bags: OK.
ports, lO5 bags; sales. Is bags; stock,
2slS bags; fine, S5hc; OF cold4. S2c;
No. tinged. Csc.