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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-31
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trade with the heicnd EdChIHI
Company,
The Ladies are going to give
leap year SocisbIe at st. James A
M. E. Church Wed. eve. Feb. S
There are quite. sfeS young lad
les, maids and widows who are look
ing for husbands This is Lear
year and they propose to do their
duty.
Every gentleman in Helena is invi
ted out on Wed. Eve.
Theladies are going to give them
% ckn dinner at.their expense.
b IL Question ha been. "Why
don't the men propOse1" On Wed
eve
The Ladies will Propose.
Helena, Mont.
Jan 2S, OS.
Editor Plaindealer;
The Colorsd young men of
this City are at last going to put
into execution the ambition skill
and interest they posses by giving
Helena a Brass Band something to
be proud of.
We wish them all the success
possible, and hope in the near fut-
urs to see them in uniform giving
US OH swell music.
Yours truly,
w. D. c. Cole.
City.
The Bright Star Light with it's
radiant glow, was seer on Tuesday
evening at the Residence of Mrs.
Lewis. being brought forth by Mrs
Annie Brown. A delightful even
ing was spent. Quite a number of
Aprons were reported completed :
for the Big apron Bazaar which
will come off in the near future.
Mrs. Brown served sandwiches,
ice cream, cake, coffee aud fruit.
Those present we're Rev. and Mrs.
Osborne, Mrs. Gailliard, Geo. M. I'M
Lee, Banks, Napier, Bass, Ford, ST
E. Harris, Jeff. Harrison,
M. Parker, M. Ingram, Mr.. Ray
mond and Master Il. Julian Lee. AL
ALI reported having spent a de-
evening.
WI
MI. Chas. billiard arrived in the rv;
City Wednesday from Topeka Kan w.
he will be in charge of Lloyds shi a.,
ming parlors and Cleaning establish M,
ment. Mr.. billiard 10 also a musici-
an Of ability: and will be quite an -
addition to that young organiza- G.,
lion which is just starting up.
For Sale BuSineSSof We
hand furniture the
md small stock of woU
paper. Inquire at No. = =,
10 BroGdWSy. l
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-31

Billy Williams had a prelimary
hearing before justice Reece last
Friday morning.
Mrs. K, Parker who has been on
the sick list is much improved.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-31

For SoLe;- BuSineSSof
Second hand furniture
and small stock of wolI
paper. Inquire at No.
40 BroGdWsy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
rRAaeov N mEMpHls.
Mer-gnls Man shoSts Wits Down on
etrsst and Atismpts gulelds.

Mer-pnls Man sheets Wits Down on
etrsst and At,smpts guiclds.
Memphis. Tenn Sept 70 "A spec.
taculaf attempt IL murder and Suicide
occurred az enc crowded corner %
Monroe ana Third streets Manday
Bieht Wteu Moses Cook. "a Insurance.
clerk. shog three huilegs iuto Ms wife
and attempted 10 hill hlmwll.
Win tte revolver N his mouth and
sspsatsdly pulliuE the trigger BE ne
wps sated only ~ the fact thas 81
o. lhs carriages had been exploded
rae man cpoig started 70 ssi0ad me
weapsa Hhsn q bystahasr ssiHsd 4 club
nnd fsllsd him ~ fhe paYemsnt
The wemMm was fAkss 80 The boa.
pltai. shsFs sAa nAs N pseeATl5as
eohsition TIE tragedy was milnesa.
"a W hwnareas ~ pe0gle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
sRvAG TALKS or cAplNrr,
Denies that He Has Picked schIsy or
Any One Elaa.

Baltimore. Md., Sept 10 MIR
Bryan was asked In regard 70 the
printed rumor that n elected Ne would
appoint Admiral schely secretary Of
the navy,
NO one has asked me about tho
matter and have not talked with
any one about H." he said. "rhc story.
therefore, was absolutely Imaginary
While am an admirer OF Admiral
Schley and feel chat he was unfairly
dealt With. | have not thought Of pick.
Ing out any cabinet officers before the
election. Were | to announce that
any ono gould occupy cabinet post
tion In case Of my election At once
wouh be called On 10 select the rest
OF the cabinet and each state. with q
taveri,o son, would feel that should
state my preferences"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
ARKANSAS ELECTIONS
Entire Democratic Ticket Elected
by Large Majority.
A RECORD BREAKING vOTE
Results show Apparently an even
Break Between shs prohlbIslonlaas
and the license Advccates--soms
Counties Remain wet. some Dry.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. i6.-Sfho
election OF George w. Donaghey. tae
democratic nominee for governor and
the entire democratic ticket by a una.
s,rlty which may exceed that received
by Governor John s. IAttle two yoara'
ago. more than Gs,00O. and an appar'
entity even break between the proalhi-
tionlsts and license advocates: the
adoption OF one constitutional amend.
ment and the defeat OF another, arc
the most important results Of ths ntRte
election held In Arkansas Monday a.
indicated by incomplete returns from
a majority ~ the seyentyGve eeun-
ties 10 the state,
Tho returns indicate that q record
hro1klng vote was rollod throughout
tho state, Fair weather, whlca pre-
vailed aided BY the interest which
had been AROUSED by warm contcuta
over sha license question In many
counties. and the discussion ~ the
two constitutional amendments
brought out a largc vote,
Interest IN the election centered IN
the result OF tho campaign which wne
waged IN many countlea BY tho prOai
hltlon forces. The returns on tao u,
eenae question are not conciualvei
but the Indications are that neither the
prohlbItlopifta nor the license advo.
Gates have made any considerable net
gain.
The indications are that Miller
county. Ia which Texarkann Ia IDcAiea.
snd Polnsegi county, have been cap.
surcd By the pgohlblllonlata. whilr
thought 20 have been lost 10 the Il.
Crawford and Perry counties are
cenae forces
Roth alden claim 81 Francis and
chlc0l counties. which favored a large
majority for license two yeara aKu
crslshead aud Green counties remain
"dFy PULASKI. jefferson. Philllpa.
iee. JscksoH Aad Ouaehl,a e0aass~s,
10 which the pFohibltioBists centered
their nEhi ~ q large extent. romalR
"wats
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

TIE Danish rsichstag has boon sum.
rnOned 10 meet sept. a.
TOE Franco.sDa nlsh note on the SUB.
Jet Of the rscoEnition u Malai na-
I'd AZ sultan, a Morocco haal been
transmitted 10 me poWers siEnAtoFy
% The AlEecirss convention
The STANDARD cfl company has ~,
dneed the price o. feaned standard
white on zs ceuts 10 o. 20 per barrel
and raaned ., Phlia9elphia Is rsnts
70 SIS
las Er~aa ogSmoai q No lEEgroyqa
oFeur - Red Mes ~ ne rniiFt
states foFmsily began ita slisiag ~
nglaNgporL Coua. Ths sessions for
the transact oa az hsslnsaA ave 90
eref
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
WHOLESALE ARRESTS
Negroes, Il Ia said. Had sssn Plan
ming 10 shoot Up Town.

Columbia. s. c.. Sept. 10. Eleven
negroes arrested At NinetylSlx, s..
G., are IN Jail at Greenwood on the
charge OF the trouble growing out OF
the race friction.
An Intercepted letter revealed the
fact that band OF negroes had been
planning secretly at Ninsty-Six to shoot
up the town on Sunday night, Sept.
9, but that the foods which caused
the annullment OF all freight trains
had delayed the delivery OF rifles TO
the negroes, Sheriff MCCLELLAN said
that the evidence against the negroes
is conclusive.
There has been much friction be.
tween the races since the general
election race riot near Ninety-S six ten
years ago when many negroes were
killed Two years ago It was rumOred
that negroes were obtaining guns 70
use In an attack on the white citi.
zens bit the merchant who soll the
guns furnished the names OF those
WHO bought them. and all OF the guns
we're collected
Four weeks ago Joseph Tolbert,
white republican, was ran out ot
Ninety-Six az local election aud II
Is said that In the Intercepted letter
tho negroes mentioned as marked men
four OF those most active against Tol.
bert,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
aloHr RlDERs ~ ARKANSAS.
II 10 Reported some Cotton Farmers
Adept Tosrcco War Methods.


Joneaboro, Ark, Sept, i6.-'Nlght
riders are organizing IN northeastern
Arkansas, Il Is reported. bor the pur
pose Of reducing the cotton acreage
for next year ana compelling the bold.
Ing OF this years crop Cor the mini.
mum price aot by the international
Warmers Union convention. which met
AZ Fort Worth recently
Three farmers In Craighead oouaty
and one 10 Poinsett county have been
threatened By band o. riders. and
considerable anxiety IL felt BY the cot
ton buyers and ginnerH
A farmer on the road win cotton
10 LAKE City for marketing was turn
90 back b. band n tweaty mea on
hon hack vita orders 10 hold bis
cotton fOr the minimum price"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
Third Week Of the Extra Session Be.
aan on Tuesday.

gan on ! ueBuals
Atlanta. Sept 10 The third week
OF the extra session Of the legislature
began Tuesday.
The deadlock over convict legislation
appears az determined and infran.
gible az ever, Refreshed by three
days rest, toe two bottles will oon
vene AZ grim o., ana interchangeable
as when they met twentyone days
ago.
The senate majority has shifted
It's affections 10 the Born substitute.
II Ia stated that this measure has the
support 81 twenty-seven senators. A
motion OF Mr Felder on Monday 10
take Il up out o. It's regular order
and put Il upon its passage. vas ap
proved BY a vote Of ~ 10 a.
Unless iilibusterink tactics are re-
sorted 10 IN tie senate the Born bill
viii unquestlonabiy be adopted a.
once. The Holder bil will probably
again be get up az y substitute
Thls will throw the matter again
into conference. and the exciting
scoaea 81 a week ago viii be renew.
"a In Georgia capitol
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

haigGkeepeis. n r., AeVt. ig ~
iinwg 4 mas isfi ne nseanna esen
W AL Moaasr 90 eaateaB 0f rmaer
Htsria Jean ToWnsenl. 8aa maa1mpM
alaa VI his eopaas cAAries Noe
seAaNam searaaa . tsmim aur TaFw
teWn FFpm scenes enc rhgpa MeMf
90 Huiipy 10 Fhs wogsehasasw s@mnty
lail N1ess mas hsgsnfaeF wfii DO "a
she sasssy ~ nassia t@ns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
s7s7 900 APPROPRIATED.
Report OF the Weksburs National MIL
tary Park Commission.

~ FNtA 0SttNfINlaeAQls
Washington, Sept. 16. According
TO the annual report Of the vicksburg
National Military Park commission, a
total OF $3.50 has been appropriated
up to this time by the various state
legislatures for memorials, monu.
ments and markers to certain per
sons and organizations. OF the state
appropriations, Illinois leads with
100000. Iowa has $3.50 600, VISION.
sin $4,000, and other states various
amounts down to $1,000. Union aud
confederate memorials both adorn tho
park.
A warm tribute is paid to the mem
DRY OF Commissioner Lieutenant Gen.
sral stephen d. Ice who died May
%. last, and Oy whose death "tae
country lost a good and great citizen.
the commission an efficient worker,
and each OF It's remaining members a
dear personal friend"
II has been proposed 20 erect a me-
mortal in tbs park commemorative OF
the services Of the union navy IN the
operations OF the Vicksburg campaign
and for the construction OF such a me-
mortal an estimate for an appropria.
ton OF 100000 is submitted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

nom the throne at the opening Of the
states general Tuesday was read by
Premier Heemskerk in the absence OF
Queen Wilhelmina. who is GONZALES.
cling from her recent Illness. The
speech makes but brief reference to
the differences between the Neither
lands and the republic OF Venezuela
which resulted In the Dutch minister
at Caracas being expelled from Ven
ezuel by President Castro.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

viii end Its world cruise at New
York or whether the navy department
win decide that the nnal destination
OF the neet shall be Norfolk Unless
the navy department has good reason
to the contrary. Il Is believed that suf.
sicient pressure will be brought 20
boar upon the department TO have the
cruise end here II Is expected that
the fleet will reach the American
shores the latter part Of February,
1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
KERN COMING TO SOUTH.
Candidate VIII Make Speeches In a
Number OF Towns.

GaNQluaNe WI MaNa oP1NNW1a w =
Number Of Towns,
Chicago, Sept l6. The itinerary
OF John w. Kern. democratic candl.
date for vice president. was made pub.
nc at democratic headqnartera Mon.
day.
Mr., Kern will speak in Birmingham.
Ala, Oct Q; Macon. Ca. Oct. 81:
Asheville. N. c., Oct. G: Greene.
boro. N. c., Oct. 6: Winston salem.
N. c.. Oct. Z; Roanoke, Va, Oct u
Fincastie, Va. oct. s: huntington.
W Va, and otaer points to be named
later.
October 8 has been left open, 30 as
70 permit Mr.. Kern 70 wit his Sis
ter. who lives In Roanoke. Va. II
was in this city that Mr Kern's par.
ents lived before they migrated west.
Governor Haskell. OF Oklahoma,
treasurer Of the democratic national
committee, stated that miscellaneous
contributions 20 the campaign fund /.
ranging from tl.to AGO, were being
received at the rate cs $4,000 a day
These. ne said. we're exclusive %
funds gathered BY the inancc commit.
49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
49,. nsI.aa. ID - 80

~ raso. Tex sest is The ihret
E Paa0 boya arrested BY MrNeaa
ruraisa and he'd a. is8reg kg thlftesn
days without the furmallties - hnr
tag cAaFEss preferred sEaiutt them
wsrs released Moa4aT niKkf T&sY
declare MAI a fan sTnmiBatiCu sta
azssii1as parficulaFiy directed ~ Ga.
ogyerlnw aaY sevoletisEAfy py@p@fhies
tha pTitonsrs miEAt have safsrtaasrs
Ma maas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
MAINE ELECTIONS.
Rspublisana Carried the eeaie W
Aheul 3 900 Plurality.

NFPuelisane Carried the afnte W
AhouA 1900 Plurality.
Portland. Nc. Sept i6 The ~.
publieana sssf.sd Maine M0nday ~
about 1000 plamliiy. a. against ~. Z.
Sc ia shs Last presidential rear. and
. oGa 10 1905 Late Aenday nikht -.
turns tr0m eos 0at o. 80 cities. townn
aaa plantations n mo state sass for
g0Vefnorl
HeFs n regnaia. " POLAND. repub.
lieap fs,tiT.
fyhasisa dardnsT. of rt1ekiana. ssm
ocrat, ga A91
70 1924 its came places Eave fg.9at
Coz Goeegnm Cobb. rspablican. ana
- 80 ~ Davis. aem3sat TIE misa
inR towHs whlah ara smail. fur years
agp. e4sl 1870 gepnbileaa Votes ana
1s9 aemDeFafie
fhN fe1uslleRaa esrglsf ali four
eoaeht iaHal tlafncls By abaof a.
uaaai piuuflslaa ne lsgiaisture Wlii
~ SATISFY Fepabieaa in boih bsaaeaes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

casumbma Ca @rvt 70 -'i'FiFHt'
taiaarnzus bpssgns - rs~t y ms
saaan Il Nsw Nmrb ~ C0aasi g
snlss Comm fs8ANr ~ Mn " w.
stmwna 90 Cnfnmhws ~ Waa
Wspt Putus rra5sate. railast rps
susmnaas ssleles Ass sas - 90 n@sf
hnSwn paaaAsxaars Ia sAa @~fs~po
~. Ne ems - nrwst az usas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Chicago. Sept. 10 The railroads
In the central passenger association
territory have decided. q vas an.
n0unced Monday. 10 make reduced
rates on the basis Of single fare for
the round trip Tor political gatherings
This fall "A most o. he states 10
the eentrai TERRITORY have twoesns fare
Mws. these rates viii generally 10 ono
cent q mile. The raie applies %
poinis wiihin . distance Of $50 mice.
vita . minlmum fare ~ - cents. IN
no minimHni requirements az 70 atiea.
dmnce.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
News Agent a Hsro.
WRECK ~ ALABAMA.
nrs' Persons Killed ard Twenty Are
Injured.

injured.
samson. Ala. Sept. I6.-Ihe log
'rl'h u the Henderson. Boyd Lumber
oon'any was wrecked early Monday
1a'nins about Eve miles north OF Sam.
soa' killing three persons outright and
'R ing twenty more.
Tie engine was pushing 4 train OF
n''y care aud The wreck occurred
a nestle Elth a steep grade on
NO side The engineers was Scald
y pay ne freman escaped unhurt.
W re ouH'ed Mr. Williams tne
- t'aR. ard Mr Powell were
s'sa 70 badly that their skin peeled
We 7o'ni wheFs re wreck oc-
-''a ne road IL new. and ths trnch
80 according 70 ihs nasurM run Of
"osts no Eradlnr hawfnw been
ne snsil zviss ever waAaA
- Isa.e firechtsa Is markas on
'ae ~ steep hfls.
49,, 'agiseer had orders 10 leave
Pc train on top o. the bHI.
% as rearhed the point hs
=, 'r wisA 80 enilrs eiKafsen
- - traia uaa bacxinw nnG
"a '"ai u TIA ears Mad ssarssd
-. ''tlne q caused tAs csutsr
When Il came aown Il
r. rack. cauzinx rae WRECK
ma -i't tfAi1 lff tan
n. afer zee wrxrN : sss-
a., Hfass vas surr sn aame.
:. 80. psytsrians wtre rusAea 10
q. rket nors sdhrunv gkan
asa ne tsrse sssA 49,
49,. a. = ~ iniayus wus -
So. ~ 20 wrpch ~ sAsm ~ n
r@s. rtrr'ss % R1uAasrs ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

i.afaFpe Hegs ie RE wsadinw ~
Miaa eaaisF rayicr dsgws,er ~ ihe
isse cgsnes n N Tayor u ~ A
apd kisee ef nsas Aamtral M0bier a.
EfaHa $50 = ~ BymfbrOA 81 nal
iinofes leqM p'nss AZ 81 Mas
eaafek saaaag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
Oh wTLl Flaa aUEneAeD.



Ntw 0reatf Ia. gsg, ~ ite
f0Ftt ftaf fse treat mexicna Oh eeli
nFs rear Ta SOC tas bees sssiaNalab.
IS Wsfs NJ art aegr sG passengers
% fas sts4srr sify ~ Menao fyum
Tnmgico
The eHsEf nhigh haa bse@ eomgafad
20 iahe ~ frs Eas pat sn&af COO
Hal. Fhe gaFsraEsFs SAD bf ths mte
a. e. efEg@sgs saaga ~ hhset igmn.
akirh ne vtasst ~ folNne 81 sane
fAat ig saas ~ sE1,heFsa wafB -
teg A si2h e@haMkmFat 10 sale ~
base ssees bees Npiii aFWwne fhm asl
e. roefHin az aew AZ eti ssfii ss@nEr
KEks rsa ~ ssertse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

huisias,
iiabon ngeNs. -. Bfpi 10 ~. q.
GraEkFy. eiff aafisug " naaon RauFe.
aammllira sulsiss " the eigY hair w
s4omfluN hlmasif agag it tsaFf wiga 3
heaNy t&alseF revolver
t~nrsgy haaafe 4 s6fe - . geiraf
stnmalar aWarer bsfofF ngsna lnio az
aatininz Nsam 70 .1ae sis llfe iiis
ifisHa fsisse - aistas ne e8e,sats
90 fae Nsie taa 80 mssfFa whloh
sfgmpfsa ere trs nag ga ~ tineiasad
aEfl sae erf ert isaaest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
TWO FATAL WRECKS
One Occurs In Mississippi and
One In Alabama.
SEVERAL KILLED, rs HURT
TO Coaches Of Train or the Yaxoo
and Mlssisslppl Valley Railroad
plume Down an EmeaIlonnent with
Disastrous Results.

Plunge Down IN Emhankfnent with
Disastrous Results.
C.rksdals. Miss. !. sept ls. Pour
,.rsOns are known % have been killed
AMI tvsnty-six injured tn q wreck on
ne Yasoo and Mississippi Valley rail-
mad two miles south OF here when
gro coaches Of a passenger train roll
a Town an smbankment. Two or
Gree passengers are unaccounted for,
and II IL possible their bodies win be
srnd under the wreckage.
The wrecked train was No. BIB.
vhleh lek Jackson, Miss. at 6;25 a.
n and was known as the jackson
special"
The train upon approaching Clarks-
dale was behind, and while running
at a very rapid rate OF speed. the
chair car and q day coach left
the track. After being dragged sew
sral yards the two coaches. which
we're well filed with passengers, be-
cane detached from the cars ahead
snd turned over an embankmsnt and
we're crushed into a mass OF wood and
ir0n
Toe wreck. Il Il said. was caused
hy the expansion OF the steel rails az.
Der the engine and advance cars had
passed over them.
A. soon as the news Of the acct
cent reached this city a train with
physicians and volunteer nurses has
tened to the scene and gave help TO
the injured.
News Agent q Hero.
News Agent Metzger proved himself
hero. Although badly injured he
seized an ak and rescued a woman
from almost certain death.
number Of the lesser wounded
we're brought to Clarksdale and placed
u the hospital and private residences.
TAo'e more seriously hurt were placed
tooard special train and sent to
Memphis.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-11-12

right shoulder, the owner can have
the horse by proving property and
paying for this advertisement.
Thos. J. Norville,
Lismas, Mont.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-11-12
7 he New York World
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

Sheats pitched a fne Eame. allowing
only three hitA wen scattered. and ~
suing One Gsaely paps
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

20 second; Dillon thrown ont, short
10 FIRST. No runs.
sheats skied out 70 short; Hutchin-
son grounded TO second, out At first;
Mitchell missed three, but got his base
on a. error BY catcher. and stole sec
ond Mcleod out, short 70 FIRST No
runs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31
FooO FoR rAE FANs.


"show I'm the Way TO Play BAN
Pat covered short IN a long way.
Five out Of seven Il not bad, boys.
-x
~ was shame 70 take the money Z
4 small piece Of lemon for Pa.
Iatka.
Amt You sorry" that you wasn't
thersl ~
Old Hitch Is all to the merry IL
the sun was In his face.
Marten was there with the goods
II he was plunged MP,
The way canova played made Pa.
laska weep They aid him wrong.
Palatka BOT our two-blts--we eot a
back IN eishthlts and up
-x-
Watson sim keeps up his brilliant
work both II the ilela and AZ bat
--x-
Manager Davis Was undoubtedly the
happlest man ID ralatka yesterday.
who was It on tops Someone re-
marked, Henry Davis, with COW
hen- x
According % mo Pare Food law
the Palatks boys put up d rotten
game ~x
Palatka had some ~rooters." bst her
crowd couIdnt compare with ths 800
from this slac
Not more than shree hits have been
sacured on any " car pitchers 90 far,
That's Eols some
some few palatka .samoieonsp
reached OAihesvllle 5000 or more
ne moro was offered
--x.a-
sheats pitched a nne Eame. allowing
oniy three hita wen scattered. ana q
sulns Cne neatly paas
-x
spese@ iHeEan ana his esirGent ~
slstants eia goca work 10 hseplns ere
sooteN within ere lines
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Say the pklrts. o. come AZ chem.
goa wise on oar shngtnton There wpra
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

Not more than three hits have been
sacured on any " Cur pitchers 80 far
That's Eolps some
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31
OUR EKCuRSI0NISTS
WERE A HAPPY ''SET"
Arrived N PaIatka Over Three Hundred
Stfpn9. with Plenty wind.
oN1 AIA ZEE &c az -

Than Settled Down ana Played Bal.
Good Hard Ro8tins But We Had
Them eBesssdg II ire Players A.
We'll AZ IN Faithful Fans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

nfo . . . o . o . . 2 Q 2
"a Msver Had Such Col q
parned Time Ia NY Lifey- Man 2
aasr payis. 2
Q ooloe.o 2 oo ~ q 2
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

Some few palatkh samoleons
pached cAihesvire $500 ca more
no moro waa offered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-31

The score ~ lnnInes.

The Scare ~ lrnlnas
Oak Halls. 2 / O. o o 10 2 0 Id
Palatka 0O o 10 4 Oh
The Summary.
Two.base hits Mcleod.
Sacrifice hits sheats, Peddy
Struck out-By sheats. s; by Hit. s,
Base on ballsOK sheats 1; of
HIT 2.
Hit BY pltcher-P Paine.
Left on basesoak Halls, 4; Pa
latkn q
stolen bases Hutchinson Mitchell,
Watson. Conova, Merrill. Dillon.
Wild pitch--sheats