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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-05
OSTATNIA POCzTA.

gazeta dale szereg rad W sprawie
wybrniecia zawiklah balkan
skich. Oczywiscie, rady te maja
charakter prywatny So skiero-
wane pod adresem panstw pol
wyspu Baikaliskiego oraz rzadu
rosyjskiego, iednakze, pomimo
zarzutow, czyMonych rzadowi ro-
syjskiemu zs zle zalatwienie
spraw, dzwieczy w radach nuta,
ktora dale do zrozumienia, il Ro-
sya ME mialaby mic przeciwko te-
mu, gdyby udzielone rady mialy
"Nowoje vienna, pod posta-
cia przewidywaii, radzi Serbii
zdobyc sic ma stanowczosc do
konac okupacyi wilajetu kosow-
! skiego, gdyz "dostanie sic do mo-
RIA Adryatyckiego jest tax ME
zbedne ola Serb6w, jak powietrze
dla nowonarodzonego". Po "a
tenn Serbia powinna zapomniec
stare urazy wzgledem Czarnog6-
RIA i, utworzywszy tenn pan
stwem zwiazek, zajac sandzak
Nowobazarski "Przewidywania'
Now. Wr. ida jeszcze dalcj: Buf-
garya ma "przeciez zywotne in
teresy w Maccdonii'. Najcickaw-
sze jest to "przewidyWanic' re
'Mlodoturcy dla uratowania Bo$ni
i Hercegowiny zechca rownicz
wstapic do zwiazku pahstw slo-
wiahskich. "Czyz w takim wy
padku - zapytuje Now. Wr. -
wojna Turcyi i pofaczonych
trzech panstw slowiahskfch Z Au
stryq jest niemozliwq? I czy p.
Izwolskij TAXA kombinacye be-
die uwazai "a wytw6r chorcj
wyobrazni?' Nowoje Wremia sq-
dzi, re Rosya ma tutaj cos do po-
! wiedzenia. "Czy ME jest Swietym
obowiazkiem Rosyi pom6dz swo-
imi wplywami takiej solidarnosci
pahstw slowia&skieh2 zapytu-
je gazeta = eczyscic dla niej dro-
ge talk pokierowat sprawe, zeby
podziai ME wywotaf szczeg6l-
nych trudnoSci". O jakim podzia-
lie tu nova, jezeli Turcya ma ma
lezec do zwiqzku /, jaki udziai W
"podziale' ma wziac Rosya, tego
gazeta ME wyjaSnia. w kazdym
razie ciekaWa kombinacya, tylko
bodaj niezbyt latwa do urzcczy-
Wistnienia.
Me powodzi sic stanowczo flo
Gle rosyjskiej. Pred kilku tygo-
dniami osiadl ma mieliznie Swie-
70 zbudowany zagranica KRAKOW
mix pierwSzej klasy, teraz podob-
ny wypadek spotkal krqzownik
szkolny "Oleg', ma kt6rym ucz-
Movie szkoly marynarki wybra-
Ii sic w podr6z. "Oleg' osiad} ma
mieliznie w odlegloSci 80 sazni
cd brzegu kolo latarni "Steinort".
Nowoje Wremia pisze tego po-
wodu:
"Nie poraz pierwszy musitny
rumienic sic pred zagranicq "a
nasza flote. Ale okolicznosci, wo-
bee kt6rych osiadf ma mieliznie
"Oleg', sd szczegolnie zaIwsty-
dzajqce. Przedewszystkiem male
zy, chociazby w teoryi, ma okret,
ma kt6rym odplywajq zagranice
uczniowie marynarki, Wyznaczac
najlepsze silly oficerskie. Jednak-
re polozenie krazownika, zwr6co-
nego przodem do brzegu w odle-
gIoSci 50 sazni Cd latarf, Swiad-
czy, ie komendant oLretu omylif
sic ME mniej, niz ma 90 stopni, i
zamiast pfynac r6wnolegle do
brzegu, skierowaf statek w pei
nym biegu wprost na brzeg. Mo-
via, re uczniowie pierwsi zauwa
zyli te omylke komendanta /
zwrocili mu ma to uWage. Ale ko-
mendant p. Girs, uwazaf siebie
"a tax wpraWnego marynarza, IL
ME usiuchaf rad mfodziezy w
ciagu kilku minut pewna rekq
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-05
PRzYCzYNA NIEPOROZUMIENIA.
BuelOw dazy do Zerwania sto-
sunk0w acknowledgement.
- ZasIubiny ksiazece. -FaIszy-
ZaI DO nieWCzaSie. - Rome.

foby, by ohwilowo Buelow pozo-
staf.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-05
DZIENNIK MRODOWY

pismo unijnc. druko-
wane przez unijnYch
ro6otnikow. :: :: ::
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23

n Biz Movement Is on Foot to Obtain
Substantial appropriations for
State and Parish Fairs.

The general assembly Of Louisiana
will Ire called upon To set aside sever
al thousand dollars to promote par
ish fairs throughout the State, and
there Is every reason to believe that
the request for these funds will he
granted. At u conference Of parish
fair officials held at Minden "a few
months ago resolutions were adopt
ed to the effect that each parish asso-
citation start Il petition addressed to
the legislature asking for $4,000 for
an educational and machinery build
ing at the State FAIR and 5000 for
annual premiums at the State Fair
and $4,000 for premiums for the par
ish fails. Since that meeting petit
lions Of this character have been
completed In practically every parish
In the State and there seems to be
no objection to the movement.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23
The Chronicles Big Subscription Contest At
tracts Wide Observation-Disclosures of Young
Ladies Already Nominated for
the Race.
Bulletins Of Votes to be Issued EV6ru Ddu|
Several Hundred Votes Now Ready to be Cast,
and Many Others Expected to Enter
Begins May 9th and Ends
June 3Oth.

At O'Clock next Wednesday morn
ing. May 9th. the Chronicles big
subscription contest will he open for
entries. Our announcement I'm last
weeks paper has attracted great In
terest. and number Of young ladies
have already been nominated tn en-
ter the contest, and many Others arr
expected to enter the race In short
order. We will not at this time say
who the contestants are. but will
publish their names In our Issue Of
May 3Oth. and beginning at 5 y. m.
on June LIST IA bulletin will he issued
each afternoon from the Chronicle
Office. stating who the contestants
are and the number of votes received
by eachup to date.
We shall give each and every one
the same chance by starting on the
9th as advertised. Thefair compel
itors or any Of their friends can call
at Chronicle office at 8 a. IN. on the
18th. or at any subsequent date or
hour, and get subscription books
and full instructions as to how they
shall proceed.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23

Those who subscribe by or through
one Of the young ladies not only get
Their moneys worth In good news
paper. but they will he assisting a
young lady friend to take most en-
ioyable trip with companion of
their own choice
These trips are the chance OF IA life
time to our young lady friends. and
they should go into the race for all
there Is I'm tt. The hest workers are
going to be the winners. and as there
are three big prizes together with
the three companion trips constitut-
ing six prizes In all. there Ia a splen-
did chance for energy and endeavor
to he rewarded. So all get ready
and go In to win.
Any information wanted can I've
obtained ny calling at the Chronicle
Office. or by writing to our contest
manager. We shall take pleasure In
helping all we can by showing and
explaining to them how to go about
the work. See big full page adver-
tisement In this per for particulars.
or call or write for instructions as
above stated.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23
sThe Old World and It's
Ways"
BY william Jennings Bryan.


This remarkable book of 575 pages.
vOluminously Illustrated and elegant
" bound, has been issued by '.'The
Thompson Publishing Company" OF
st. Louis, Mo-. and Is sold by sub
scription.
We would advise our young friends
who are out Of employment to seek
the agency and canvass for this book.
1t is certainly one of the most read
able entertaining and edifying vol
utnes we have read I'm a long time.
1t was almost like retracing our first
trip around the world. with less than
one thousandeth Of the money and
one-hundrelth Of the time required
for our FIRST trip"
The great problems OF civilization,
religion, philosophy aud government
I'm japan, China, the Philippines,
India. as well as Europe, are pre-
sented clearly by great brain.
MIR. Bryan was accompanied on
this trip by his wife and two young
er children. William j., Jr., and GracI'.
aged 16 and a. respectively. They
started September 81. 1905. and reach
ed home September 8. 1906. sixteen
days less than one year While most
of this trip was In the North Tenn
perate Zone, they were below the
equator d few days In Java. and for
a while above the arctic circle In
Norway.
This book ought to be In every
home where there are boys and girls
with brains and promise.
Advocate
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Edited by the
W0mcn's Christian Temperance Union
wAGK-KAR> ERs AND MASTERS.

WAGE-EAR ERS AND WASTERs
Mr.. p. A. Bnrdick. Of the most efsciept
workers in the temperance reform which this
country has developed. and whose death while
In his prime was great loss to humanity. used
to tell q little Incident that well Illustrated the
loss to one laborine man through bad habits
and the gain to another through habits OF saving
and thrift.
workmen. employed in q wagon shop. Burdick
was introduced to one of them by another work
man who had signed the pledge. Tell me how
1t is" said the man to Burdick, that Mr. D. has
paid for a home worth 81 .20o has sent his three
children to school for years. and has 1000 bond
laid by for rainy day. We have worked here
together In this shop for fifteen yecrs. and have
been paid the most wages He has received only
~ n day. and $3.50. can't understand how
he has a home and 81 900 and interest and have
neither
Don't you save anything Of your wages?''
asked Burdick.
mo; sometimes at the years end I am sa5
ahead. and sometimes that much in debt.
do you drink"
Not much; only beer. and I buy that by the
quart. SO get it cheaper than by the glass
How much do you use day.
You see that pail? Well. get that full twice
each day. and 1t costs me IS cents pail. 1t
don't amount 60 much"
do you get that pail filed on the Sabbath"
Eyes. Just the same as on week days.
NOV. II you will multiply 365. the number Of
days In year." said Burdick. by so cents, you
win see that it does amount to something. It
amounts to $1s25O'
Burdick figured 1t out on piece Of pine board.
WELL said the man. that Is so; never reck-
oned it up before.
DO you use tobacco" further inquired Mr..
Burdick.
"Yes. chew and smoke both. Get my box filed
every morning. which costs nvecents and smoke
three i've cent cigars day. wonder how much
that amounts tor"
multiplied by 20. the amount spent each day
amounts to SO year.
..Then the beer and tobacco costs me S255 q
year. do their" asked the man. mentally sum-
ming up the items.
They do. IL there any other habit you in
dulge?"
II don't know whether you call IL habit. and
the man hssitated. but never work on Satur-
day; take that as holiday.
How do you celebrate your holidays7"
well" he answered shamefacsdly, II might
Just as well make clean breast of the whole
matter. I generally sit in the barrooms. and
now and then play game Of pedro for the beer
to amuse the boys
How much do you think amusing the boys
costs you every Saturday
.'Oh, half a dollar. guess. would cover it."
Don't you know it costs you $500 every Sat
urday instead Of 50 csnts?"
mo can't see Il So"
LET me show you" said Burdck. and he ngur-
ed away ON the pine board. III you should work
every Saturday you would earn $780, II you don't
you are short ~ 30 and the 5ecents you spend.
which comes out Of Fridays wages Don't you
see."
And now the temperance lecturer went ON
to say, let us sum mp the whole business:
For beer one year------.. $isz So
For tobacco for one year 20 ~
For lost time one year. l0 ~
For amusing the boys one year Is "
"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23

is not entirely free from disease, on the
high elevations fevers prevail, while on
the lower levels mrlaria is encountered
to greater or less extent. according to
altitude. To overcome climate affec-
tons lassitude. malaria. jaandice. bill
BUSINESS. fever and ague, and general de-
bility, the most effective remedy is Elec-
trio Bitters. the great alternative and
blood purifier; the antidote for every
form OF bodily weakness. nervousness,
and insomnia. Sold under guarantee at
all druggists.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23
n You Don't

succeed the first time nse Herbine and
you will get instant relief. The greatest
liver regulator. A positive cure for con-
stipation, dyspepsia, malaria. chilIs and
all liver complaints. Mr.. G.. of Em-
ory. Texas. writes: my wife has been
using Herbine for herself and children
for five years. 1t is sure cure for con-
stipation and malaria fever. which is
substantiatsd by what it has done for
my family" Sold by Crescent drug
store.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23
AN ACT

AN ACT
To confirm the sale and make good
and valid in law the delivery and
transfer by the police jury of the
parish of Grant to the town of Col
fax, In said parish, Of a certain
tract of land In said town. known
as the "Old Jail Site. and being
the same land acquired by said
police jury from X. H. Williamson.
Due notice having been given ac-
cording to the requirements of Art.
30. of the Constitution of this Sta te
for the year 1898. Of the intention
to- apply for the passage of this act.
Section / BE 1t enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana. that the sole, delivery
and transfer by the police jury of the
parish of Grant to the town of Col
fax, La, of u certain lot of said town.
being one hundred feet Of lot one.
fronting on Fourth street. In block
tillr ty-eight of said town. and said
lot being In the northwest corner of
block thirty-eight and being all Of
the same property acquired 10y the
police jury of Grant parish from r. H.
Williamson n. al recorded In hook ~
Of COnveyances Of Grant parish. page
ia ct seq., Ike and the same il hereby
confirmed and made good and valid
In law, and made incontestable, said
sale from said police jury to said
town having been made for fifteen
hundred dollars, all as set forth in
book IL" of COnveyances of said
parish. at page Cos ct seq, and hav-
ing been passed before W. Il. Clarke,
Notary Public. April Is. 1904.
Section 2. Be Ii further enacted.
ETC.. That all laws and parts of laws
In conflict herewith be ans the same
are hereby repealed. in so far as the
same may effect this act, and that
this act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23

III you had saved this every year and put
1t in a savings bank at six per cent interest how
much would you have now. do you supposeY''
Il have no ides." answered the man: "but see
how Mr.. d. has laid mp money. for he neither
works all the week. Figure it out. Burdick. in
BEEN"
And soon the. pine board showed the total.
$s.s7sos an astonishing sum. surely.
Bring out your pledge" said the man. as he
stood looking over Mr.. Burdick's shoulder and
saw the result. land put 1t all in-liquor tobacco
and cardsi III quit the whole or none. Almost
$4,000 have squandered. and never dreamed
was the only one to blame"
He took the pledge. and took the pine board
and kept both. The board he framed and hung
up over his work bench In daily reminder of what
be had done.
wehave In the United States OF North America
over $40 900 saloons or about one saloon to every
354 Inhabitants; estimating our population at
IS 100000 we spend q. 700. 100000 annually for
liquor. or about sl4.5o per capita. every man.
woman and child included. The Indirect cost Of
this Internal liquor traffic can not be tabulated
In dollars and cents.
Eradicate the saloon and a new era win dawn
for Americas working people, The perpetuity
of our beloved America will be assured.
But you cry. Impossible, impossible," Nay.
it is not impossible. For the lover of his coun-
try the patriot and the Christian to lie supinely
by and cry ''impossiblei" Is cowardiy.
Remember. we have in the United States La 1853
churches: belonging to these churches =, 0oo,
900 members.
Arouse, Christianity. arouse, Awake We slum-
bering patriotsl Our homes are imperiled. the
foundation of our government Is being under
mined BY the liquor trsfic
The Christian and the patriot have a right Of
only one attitude against the saloon-relentless
and ceasless warsare.-Seected.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23

COudX. Id. May -, lJUo.
We, the Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the town of Colfax. La, here
by give notice, In accordance with
Art. 80 of the Constitution OF 1898 Of
Louisiana. of intention to apply to
the General Assembly of the State OF
Louisiana for the passage OF the
above act. to confirm the sale of the
property mentioned In the above
proposed act.
X. s. CAMERON. Mayor.
j. A. WILLIAMS,
g. H. MCKNIGHT.
&. N. CARNAHAN,
j. w. O'QUlNN,
A. NJ. LESAGE.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-05-23
Notice,
AE@ The w. o. w. camp
EA of Montgomery, La,
EMoEMSB extends u cordial invi-
tation to all neigh
Notice,

boring camps and to the public In
general to he present at the picnic
and Decoration Day ceremonies to
he given mt Montgomery. Saturday
May 30, 1908.
j. l.. WoODALL,
Committed l.. l.. THOMPSON,
q. l.. ETHRIDGE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03

y eIu Land sale.

It Ii reported that the elegant
farms OF Col john n DELL aud ChaH,
Deli. situated In the vicinity oI Han.
frlnskt Hammock, have been sold To
Il. . and ], H. Mcdhn Thcae are
among>thc finest tracts In the state,
the soll being fertile, dlNcrsltcd aud
very productive. The farm ut Col
Dcn comprises about 900 acres. aud
In one OF the most productive In the
State. The same may be- said OF the
productl,cueps ol the farm of Chah
YDnll. but which In not 30 extensive,
There H. nothing authentic, but u
IN understood that ;bc price palh TOT
these farms was about $4,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
smithBrown

John W, smitf and Mrs Mattl" u.
Brown were married at tho parsonage
Of the Methodist church Thursday
night. Rev r. J. NIXon officiating
Mrs. THROWN IL we'll known In this
city having resided here all her HE
Mr.. Smith IL newcomer He W q
native Of virginia but decided to make
his home IN Florida, and very Wisely
decided that the hrst thlnG be- needed
vas a vlfo aud ho got on" of whom
he should veil feel proud
Congratulations are In order ana
Tn. FUN II the hrsI Ia extend the
glad hand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
M. RsInsy's Funeral

The funeral Of Edward II Rainey'
the death Of whom occurred al MS
horo. ON North Factory street Wed
80, cas- held Thursday frOtn the
,es,deuce. Rev r. ] NiHnu OF the
v,rs, Methodist church oa'ciatins
Notwithstanding the fact that uhe
d.c.ased vas comparatively stranger
here The funeral vas veil attended
,rs there. vsre many handsome norAl
offerings
The gmpathy % he community y
..,.,,s,.a IN the Sereayed family
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
HONOR TO MISS eoopE.
Queen Of the Carnival viii be Present
ed With Gold Watch Tonight.

According to the agreement, Miss
LOWE Goode, who was elected Queen
Of the Carnival by a popular vote, Will
receive a handsome gold watch this
evening, being the token, or prize, for
this honor
Miss Goodo may feel highly COM
plimented upon this honor, which Is
one as high as could be bestowed upon
any young lady. 1t goes as evidence
, OF her popularity, and It Is needless
TO add that she will accept the token
with the same spirit in which II Is
presented
The presentation will be made al
the stand Of the glass blowers be
tween and \ o'clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
A New Years Party.

One Of the pleasant informal func.
tions OF the season was "a. watch
marty rendered by Mr.. and Mrs Finch
and Mrs. Ethel McMeekin. at their
cozy home on West Court street
Tuesday evening, to few select
friends
The evening was passed In most
ENJOYABLE manner. those present hay
ing come together to watch the old
year out and the nsE year In, Dur
ing the evening there was some me
music vocal and instrumental, after
which the guests were invited into the
dipIng.room. where q spread was held
Including all kinds OF nice th'1Bs u
eat a.,
After the bells had tolled the mid
night hour. and everybody felt sir'
tina, IL vas New Year. the hAppl
crowd dispersed. wishing the cle'e
entertainers and each other mani
happy returns.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
Carrie Nation

Certainly smashed bole IN the
bar rooms of Kansas, bat BAllaFdR
IEBchnund syrup has smashed ~ rec
ords a. cure for coughs. bFonehliiA'
influenza and ali pulmonary diseases
T. G. IL. Horton. Kansas. writes
"I have never found a medicine that
would cure a cough ~ quickly ~ bal'
Iatda HmehOund aYrup have nsSd
n for years" Hid by w VI Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03

Ftaasir.I. md, Jap. IA ~.
Ma. u.fa,st waD fgceutiJ 40, Is
h.r. vNs ,ee ga.saat i."a lima,
ohh e.ss gOA tbr s,feftA ~ . 30
sr-.,,. .soai 90 6sya So sbi.a
SApa By ooma,On pin. hsr fiagsF
a. .rareAsd. Hood po;aonisS o.
vsion.d. iollCNsd b heart isiiHfe
Sc suGdsaiY sgeeumbed Vaiis laak9
lsE ., s0fnSthlsE hsf daaGstsr ATa
%tl.au, NsseaG. ksict ~ hH6.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
ealnssvlIIe Musical and Dramatic clu

gainesville Musical and Dramatic CLUB
The most interesting meeting IN
hhe history of this club was held Tues
iay evening at the home OF Mrs
b. J. Richards. The work done shows
remarkable improvement er past
rehearsals, and the oper gins to
assume presentable shapes The firHI
act finale, which is scored pretty
heayily-one movement carrying I'VE
principals and chorus-calls for con
adorable effort, and the members have
nut their shoulders to the wheel aud
are making splendid progress with IT.
I'm fact, the progress was somewhat
OF a surprise to the director. who de
serves the thanks Of the entire organi
zation. as we'll as the credit for th'
successful showing.
The intermediate rehearsals nave
aided wonderfully, and, II kept UP al
IL is hoped they will be, the production
CT the opera In a couple OF month";
should be assured.
Another general rehearsal VIII b
held Friday evening at the home o
Mr.. Cadwallader.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03

condsnssd from Report 10 the state
comptroIlsr Dec. ~. 1907.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
/. W. TROY
Is NOT GUILTY
eIared the Jury in This Fa-
BUS Ca. Q in Dada County.
kpPv NEW YEAR PRESENT

Was Charged With the Murder
george Nswcomb at West Palm
ch, and the Trial Has Attracted
sslderabIs Attention in Florida.
5 trial or Thomas w. Troy at Mi
charged with the murder of
ge Newcomb, a young man in
Palm Beach several months ago,
At last come to an end, after oc-
ing the attention of the court for
ral weeks, and resulted in YER
of acquittal for the defendant
his case has attracted great In
bst throughout the entire State,
more especially in this section, the
him having been married to Miss
mes Sigh, daughter of Mrs. Lillian
IN, formerly OF this city, where
resided with her mother for sew.
u years.
rhere was employed upon both
Hes Of this case eminent counsel.
IA every inch of ground was contest
on either side, The case aroused
q interest Of the people OF Dade
unity, and every day the big court
,om was filled with spectators, many
whom were women.
.It will be remembered that Mr.
Roy, who is from Macon, Ca, but
mo has been engaged in the lumber
usiness in Honduras, left steamer
Palm Beach, bound from Honduras
) New YcfAA He went into the Zap
aloon to take \ glass of wine wher
be dificulty occurred which cos
Dung Newcomb his life.
Mr.. Troy gave bond and was re
eased, returning to Florida for trial,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
"seaoar Prince" Company Closed Pop
ular Enaaaement Thursday Night

The "Beggar Prince Opera Com.
pany-Gainesvillc's fayorite theatre
cal company--closed Its engagement
for the season here Thursday night
presenting the thrccact comic opera
FRA Din Volo,' D.,
This Is one of the best companies
ever visiting Gainesville. The volee'
are good. the players are good. and
there Is nothing dull about the rho"
IN all. the company plens"s ,h' P"o
pip