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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
THE NEWS FROM sELL.
A Double MISUNDERSTANDING Chang.
sS--Personal Notes o. Interest.

hell. jan SC. G. Fletcher has
bought J, A. Wards store and general
limo OF merchandise. and will continue
the business ut the Ward stand.
The He'll Mercantile Co. will con.
duct their business Ia the storOFoom
under tho Aaaonio lodge.
Dr. l. p. Philpot and family return.
ed to Atlanta. Ga, this week. Irwin
will complete bis medical studies this
term.
Nathan Roberts returned 10 tho
medical lnatitate In Atlanta, Ca, this
week.
Mrs Philpot OF Levy county has
moved 20 Dell. Her many friends give
her q hearty WeleOms.
Fletcher 4 Jones ceilod the school
house during the holidays. and nso
school opened Monday with usual
good attendance. Misses Snow and
stokes are the teachers.
Married. 1t the residence Of the
brides father. 4. ID. Simmons. on Jan.
], 1905. Irvin Dial 10 Mtss Mamie Sim.
mons. and Louis Towns6ad 10 Mas
Genie Simmons. Their mahy friends
Sish them 9 happy New Year and
PLEASANT life.
u T. Collins. thu oil man Of Hlsh
spEinsn. whs here Monday on regular
round. asliihg ell
>. @, u. Thomas moved yesterday
=" Iisii from TTlar Ne. Thomas IL
Interested here In the mercantile
business and he YaFm4FS Ual0R
Trade Store.
Monday vas very rough and de.
asEs@asts--hsavy. stormy ntGhI aoms
isSe"s bsina blowa dawn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
Barled I've Large Warehouses
and q General StOre
WERE ALL HEAVILY MASKED
Created Terror Among Inhabitants Of
VIlIaSs-Marehed In Town Shortly
Before Mldnioht--TslsphOns and
Telegraph Wires Were Cut.

Louisville, KY, Jan. IA sDocla,
GPom Paris. Ky, SayS:
Might rkaera made their appearance
n tsrco in the Bdriey district Mon,
@Ay ntSAk visiting two t0wns, one In
HSeIning aud the other In Bath coun
". and destroying two Warehouses
and bag general store. The raiders
I'D not fire any shots In either place
bot weAt about their work quietly,
leaving - soon ~ the work had been
accomplished. Tho men were al
masked and heavily armed and Great
~ . reign OF terror among the cit
tssAS Of the lIttlO villages.
ThA nrst iEit was made to the
town Of Bethel In Bath county. Tha
- . little village OF about 500 In
habitAAts and the people were totally
HnDropared for . raid. Toe army
marched into the town shortly before
miaAiGht and those who were aroused
wOrs told TO % back into their houses.
ne mob proceeded directly W the
@AiA street Of the village and setn-
rating with oil the big independent
AORse Of A. r. Robinson soon had
q . mass Of flames. A. soon as
ne riders had left the village the
citizens rushed TO the scene Of the
names aad attempted to put out the
uFe. Before they succeeded In this,
however, the general store OF Peters
Brothers. adjoining the warehouse.
vas burning and all efforts TO save
q were futile.
From Bethel the raiders visited
Ae little town OF SheFbOurne. in Fiem-
nag county. where they destroyed the
AnAspOndent warehouse Of Daugherty
nDtAers. No ahots were fired, but
IA rafders. in order 10 prevent any
"a from being summoned. cut al
telephone and telegraph wires leading
into both places
TIE loss caused BY the raid Il not
Known 40 the exact amount Of tobRc-
60 in the warehouses could not be
RaeertainOd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

Her assertion IA that there usyeI
has been . real marriage. A jury
Of matrons will be specially Impan
Slsd 70 determine The truth or fslaity
Of this. In addition eminent EynSoo.
Iosicai experts will 10 called " sup,
port Of the eountoss' suit.
Ne olslIksd Women.
Soon after the marriage, II 10 said
the earl rave his wife plainly u un.
aOCStaHd ffat he disntsd women, and
her life via him has been one Of
missry from the ms she proba By
would have borne Der sorrow sscrstly
but Zoe the eari's h@aFtieaa eon1uet
when her brothers trial piungsd hsF
II troubis. Ho sndsavOgea then 20
pFevent her going over 70 stand By
her nSthsr In her Afi.Ietion. ana whea
SIC Insisted hs vent u ths Riviera
ana 70 Cairo. whsSs. vith TIE species
Of nsn companions be affects. ~
VAS prominent IN tAs masks and TeV.
sitos. lie never mined II society
asd for The lAgl tAFss yesFs Ihe eoun-
tea has been Jlvirg pfaetiesily aioss.
passlnG conResrAbls pSFieds Ia Paris
ana Italy iisT HeHey. however.
haot up thaiF place. eaiansa prt0Ss,
81 Evssham. but sts rsslded thsFe
VsTy rllis. ~ her Asssead vac n0s
popaiag n oouaiFy society. anA thsis
posaaiOa wAs Foaasg0t o1alVocal ~ AIS
DSsuitAs Fepataiioa.
Lady YREuOsth has aiwayA Nssa q
favoFtte vith kss brother, Harry
TAav. ssa - sams ever from ms.
had 10 - pfsseA, - he FRA tgial
u has kseA Rivsa sst tkAl LADY Tar
11utA voaia seg As pfessat az tss
sseon4 trial. oa, e. esfcFeses 70 the
visAss 81 hsg Avtsaz3 ans Ma tasty
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

Nsv or'sasss IN Ian. s--STha
New Of.f en- esstanss kas "a
aaes en- cEcs eaaptlet dsrsgislsg
n es's.i to @T,tti at te4las is
saiAa foitfss a. Ikis etsimngs Tbs
paaimaest ssgafsias Ets ssoa.l-s ~
bssts' asesSfFae.pr fsem 90 Soa,hs
ssslaa kasf.ses
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
Moor, Rs,lans,lsn Asssp.sa.

Atlanta. Jan. The Georgia ssaas
PSisoa CommlSSloa msl eog As nFs'
ems tAls year Mostay. sad Ne nFsa
baasess wAs%o aoesp4 he rsagsatsoa
e warlsn JAhs MO0sa c1atrnAa
Tvrnsr Ea;sa that no Investigates
n regard 70 varssa Jake Moore b
Ss,ng nsa1r, ard The o0znsina1oa soa,
ssnplaled 60 fscs as,iaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
To, Guard Their Warehouses

Nashville. Tenn, JGR- S.-Th0
American SNUFF company. known aS
q part Of the alleggd tobacco trust I,
end one Of the largest consumers OF
tie dark tobacco raised In nsgAt Rider
districts Of Tennessee and KsatDeky.
N view Of the recent nighE- riding
0utrageS In the dark tobacco belt OF
one two states tor several months.
have decided 10 guard tie property
more closely Al ClArkSvills. Tenn,
ard Tuesday dEAt mSa heavily
armed Wers cent from here 70 ClArkS-
vtIla for that purpose
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
NO REAL MARRIAGE
---------ae-
Charges Against Elrl Said To Be
Cf UnuSual Type.
GAYS he DIsLIKED WOMEN

JUFy Of MStrons VIII. De Specifically
GmpSnslsd-Expsrts VIII 30 Called
In support Of the Suit of the couN.
tees.
New York. Jan, S,-Tho Countess
Of Yarmouth. who was Miss Alice
ThAw. Of PitlsburS. sister OF Harry
X. ThAw, has eutSrod suit In tho d.
voUoo division for the notification Of
heF mArrlagN with tho Harl of Var
m0rth, as It was predicted In . ca
blsSTam on December 10, that GAe
WoalA A then also stated, her allie
cations are OF such q character that
ne suit will be heard IN camera.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
Prnss cIsa cailnnaaa

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sasiss tfeeEsg fssiEsS HsFSess pres
~ Ass HFgtsW, aesg9s italia9s :
tHpes. A. eststseI vaa EAs fansass
easg b 49, een&aG4als nsG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

w deny ru'acrS ~ Gimg rcruont VIZ
nor lUshaui. sic cadeayortd to live
a. quietly ~ possible and any enter.
tanning was on . comparatively small
scala
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

caht0a. Ohto. sAa. s.--Fsslzabals
besEhr sss4 tstFly i've ysafs, known
- tie Wire Kaom Wewaa. uas seuzA
cas- n 60 a.lag TasaaaF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

The state Fruit and Vegetable Grow.
ers' Protective Association Declares
That the Growers Of Florida Are
Grossly imposed Upon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-30

M. E. McCarty, of the Paris Fair,
left the first of the week for New
York, where he goes twice a year to
buy goods for that big store. Mr..
McCarty will also visit several other
of the large cities of the east in his
quest for new goods and new styles.
Rev. II. B, Hudson, who is work.
ing In the interest of social reforms
under the international Reform Blu.
reau, will speak at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. February 2, at 7:45.
Mr.. Hudson is man of experience
and ability, and is able to interest all
who come. Don't forget the date.
Undertaken Bartmsss has converted
the east side of his store into separ-
ate room by partitioning off the place
and the same can be used as chapel
at any time by an hours work. This
will make 1t more convenient, besides
keeping the undertaking part of the
business from the other departments.
Frank Schmidt, who resigned bis
position as Simplex operator on the
Glacier, left Saturday evening fol-
Haines, Oregon, where he will look
into the proposition OF becoming {
partner of W. ID. Nelson In publish.
ing the Haines Record. Mr.. Schmidt
is good faithful worker and viii
make good wherever he goes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-30

A wedding that surprised US all
took place two weeks ago In Portland
when our popular stage driver, Mr..
Oscar Fredenburg, was united In mat
rimony to Miss May Stone. Miss
Stone has many friends in this city
and the Glacier wishes them joy and
prosperity Ia their new married life.
When In the city Tuesday we met
Dick Mcdonald, one of Hood River,
most substantial merchants and best
citizens. MIR. Mcdonald was down to
attend the Hardware Merchants con-
vention held In the Alisky building
on that date. Mr.. Mcdonald reports
things lively as usual In Hood River
and business generally good. st.
Johns Review.
II. H. Bailey and wife returned the
first of the week from Portland, where
Mrs. Bailey went for treatment again
TOR her eyes. 1t was thought that she
might have to have second opera.
tion to remove sac Of water that
had formed back of the pupil and
which otstructed the vision, but Ii is
gradually going away and the sight
is improving very rapidly. She can
now distinguish both snow capped
mountains, which she has not been
able to see for over two years, and can
see to read little.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-30
THE UP-TO-DATE STORE

". L. Nichols made business trip
to POI itland Friday.
For bargains In real estate see Ros-
we'll Shelley, Carson, Wash.
Mrs. P. +. Fouts was the guest of
Mrs. Della Brown, at The Dalles,
Saturday.
State Commander 8. F. Blythe paid
an official visit to the q. A. r. at The
Dalles Saturday.
Mrs. Parker returned Il ON Portland
Friday, where she has been visiting
for couple of weeks.
A. h. Lake, Fred Wilron and F, K.
Angle we're down from The Dailes on
political business Friday.
Father Hickey, of Wssco, stopped off
It Hood River Friday, leaving for
home Saturday morning.
Miss Bsss Isenberg came ur from
Portland Saturday to visit at the
home place in the Belmont district.
Miss Violet Palmer, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. g. A. Clarke,
left for her home In Portland Satur.
day.
f. b. Stevens and wife, OF Condor,
spent week with A. G. Stevens and
family. returning home Monday
morning.
Edw. Lnge went to The Dalles
Thursday and hi ught back his wife
and baby. who have been at q hospital
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Adams. of Moro,
who have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs j. E. Nichols, returned
home Saturday
W. s. Grible went to The Dalles
Monday to visit bis sister, Mrs. j. I.
Cooper, who is seriously i'll at her
home In that city.
John B. League, of Missouri, and
Mrs. I. J Dean, Of Morgan, Ore. :,
who have been visiting at the Ganger
home, returned home Friday.
W. g. Cameron came up from
Portland the latter part of the week
and after transacting business at
Hood River went to The Dalles.
II. M. Wood left Saturday for
Cliffs, Wash, where he will look up
the prospects Of building oprations
alung the Moth Bank 10 that neigh.
borhopd.
Irwin +. ChristneI. OF Meyersdale,
Pa 10 visiting the Sieverkropp and
Newman families In the Pine Grove
district aud may make Hood River
his permanent home.
Frederick IL Arnold are building a
hosrding car fifty feet long tor the
Mt Hood railroad, to be used for
their section and track crews while
doin. work along the road.
Some one broke iuto chicken
q use on the ranch of M. Willis, on
the State road. last week, and took
three Of his fine Plymouth Rock hens.
A paddock was broken to get into the
house. There 10 no clue to the thief.
Capt. Ii. @. Coe came up from Port
land Thursday to look after business
matters. Mr.. Coe stated that he had
changed his mind about plating the
narrow strip of land slong Paradise
avenue, and would not allow Maurice
street extended through bis property
unless he could sell all OF the narrow
strip of land. The property owners
have built bridge across the creek
and filed the appi caches, and Mr..
Coe may fence up the land until the
matter Is settled and not allow the
public to use 1t az street.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-30

Our work guaranteed. Delta Studio
Good things to eat at the Star Groc.
cry.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu.
dio.
Wood For Sale-Phone 1896. L. +.
Taft.
Metal house numbers at Hunts Wall
Paper store. @.
Fresh made sausage at Mcclure Bros.
every day.
See W. s. Gribble for Duck Eries,
Felts and overs. If
New Orleans Molasses in bulk and
cans at Jackson's.
M. P. Isen berg made a trip to The
Dalles Thursday.
G E, Lathrop was passenger for
Portland Friday.
Call and see the beautiful new plan
os at Soule's house.
Moonlight at the skating rink is
getting very popular.
No extra charge for bald headed peo-
pie at w. ID. Rogers Studio.
N. D. Sanford, of Cascade Locks,
visited Hood River Thursday.
G. l. Carr oil, of Mosier, dropped
of the local at Hood River Friday.
Miss Anna Fowler returned Friday
from weeks visit to her parents at
Dufur.
The skating craze has come to Hood
River. verybody Is learning, young
and old
G T.. Sumner and wife went to
Portland Friday to visit t-relatise es for
few days.
e W Winans returned Friday from
Goble aud Portland, where he visited
his sons and daughter.
f. W. Angus and q. e Nark ham
went to Pnrtlaud on the local Friday
to attend to business matters
l.. M. Bentley and family returned
Friday from Portland, where they Wis.
tied Frank Chandler aud family for a
couple OF weeks.
Miss Helen Smith, who has been
visiting her rother, Percy A. Smith,
In the valley. returned to her home at
Portland Friday.
Mrs Toy Shelley went to Portland
Thursday to sisit her daughter. Mrs.
Talmadge. ard help her In the care OF
her taby, which has been quite sick.
Dr. Jones and DR.. Dumble went ia
Mosiel thursday and purchased a
ranch Of 81 acres not far from town,
Which they will improve this season.
Chas T. Lage, who has been attend
ing business college at Pol lard, is.
turned home Saturday, having finish
ed his business course. He expects
to remain ou the farm for the present.
Mrs. Jesse Inbler returned the first
ct the week from Portland. where she
has teen staying with be- husband at
h hospital MIR. lmbler is slowly gain.
ing his strength, but j. not well
euoGeh to leave the hospital.
} N. Hamblett has taken back bis
ranch in the Belmont district, M. J
williamson, who purchased 1t from
Mr.. Hamblett, being compelled to re.
turn to Eastern Oregon to take charge
of his wheat ranch there, on account
OF being unable to get suitable man
Co take charge of IL. Mr.. Williamson
and family lsft Thursday. Mr.. Ham.
blett has moved back to the ranch
and will ent his town residence.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-30
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS,

The Dietz Studio for photos.
Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at
Jackson's.
Picked pork and corned beef-Mc-
Guire Bros.
b. e. Duncan was passenger for
Portland Thursday.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
Mrs. Chas. Hall went to Portland
Friday to visit friends.
@. X. Marshall went to The Dalles
Friday on business trip.
SAT- mackerel, eastern white fish and
picked salmon at Jackson's.
Mrs. Craft, of Mt. Hood, left for
Seattle Thursday tc visit friends.
Go to w. S. Gribble. Mt. Hood, for
the District No. rs Shoe. If
j Z. Robertson had business at
Portland the latte, Part of the week.
Alex Stewart came down from Mo-
sier Friday and transacted business
between trains.
Mrs. Venable has opened dressmaking
parlors in the jacobson residence, where
she is prepared to do fashionable dress
making.
Frank Mcfarland has purchased the
Potter place in the Belmont district
and moved his family from Portland
this week.
Wanted to rent for one season with
option to buy, 20 to 40 a, res with paying
orchard, and a six or seven room house.
Address p. j. Vial, 81 First ST.. Port
land, Oregon.
" s. Boorman is up from North
Yamhil for few days. MIR. Boorman
wishes to dispose OF his ranch in the
valley and was showing the place to
prospective buyers.
Ii you want to buy or sell real estate
~ to Onthank q Often. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota-
rial work of all kinds.
w. Haynes has large and complete
stock If heating stoves, all sizes, from \
small alright bedroom heater to the
largest size stove for halls or storerooms.
SEE hem and get prices.
Moro bad $50, 900 fire last week,
in which the largest business block
in Sherman county was huined. 1t is
stated that the block will be rebuilt
substantially AS before
j Adrian Epping has nine custom
ers for Hood River property who wish
to trade Portland improved nr uuim
pruted property 10 part payment. II
SDn wish tn sell notify him at uDce
.,.ire-s } adrian Epping, box 69S,
j. ,d River. Ore. dl2ti
Mr. and Mrs D r. Norton return
cd Saturday from echo, Ore having
disposad ut his sinselest in the hard
Wdie store at that place to bis part
ur Fl d. Smith. MIR. Norton in
tended to 60 to Walla Walla, but
changad his mind and viii lcok
around this part of the country for a
business location
It you wish to save $50 to S75 wien
you buy your piano, buy direct FROM
the factory dealer and not fl om agents
0r canvasssrs. Several beautiful in.
strnments just received from Chicago
at Soule's Piano House. Second hand
pianos aud organs taken in exchange.
Balance cash or time payments
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-30

Special Lot of Boys Knee
Pants; extra good qualities; all
sizes at less than the material
cost. Per pair. $50
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-06
County Funds All Right.

To THE TAX PAYERS OF DESoTo
County:
In regard to certain rumors as to
the safety of the county funds, 1
wish to say that they are absolute
ly secure and will be as long as 1
am treasurer of DeSoto county.
The county auditor has audited
my accounts to January lst and
finds them correct to the cent.
Every dollar that is carrieh by
the banks is freely secured by
indemnity bonds, thereby making
the funds doubly secured.
Yours very truly,
J. A. HENDRy,
Treas. DeSoto Co.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-06
PRESBYTERIAN Church

Kew, II. NClS VIM 4 "''N'
Services every Sunday, i a. III,
and 700 p. N,
Sunday School at 10 a. III.
PRAYER Meeting, Wednesday,
ZOO p. IN.
All are cordially invited.
Subject of next Sunday morn
ing, rs it Well With Thy Child
Sunday night. In view OF this
being Christian Endeavor Day the
sermon will be for young people
and all the exercises adapted to the
occasion.
The Ladies Aid Society will give
a supper for the benefit of the
Church next Tuesday evening
from 5 to 9 o'clock. A good
square meal with chicken, salads
and other good things will be
served at the cost of twenty-five
cents, If the weather is favorable
ice Dream will also be on sale.
Everybody come and eat for the
benefit of yourselves and the
church.
THE SERMON
Last Sunday morning was Our
Responsibility for the Welfare OF
Others and the text, Gen. 4; 9
"Am | my brothers. keeper
1t was the insolent reply of Cain
to the Lords question, Where is
thy brother Abel?' The answer
was lie, and also sneer at the
idea of his responsibility for the
well being of his brother the idea
which was implied in the question
OF Jehova. 1t was denial of his
duty to care for his brother, and
this heresy of Cain has been the
heresy of the natural heart in all
ages and is the fatal heresy of every
soul today, till the Spirit of God
changed the key note of selhshness
in the heart, that harp of a thous-
and strings, and tunes it to the
sweet eolian strains of love.
True, there is an instinct in the
soul to care for those in Our own
family and among our near kins-
men, and even when any helpless
human being is perishing to fly to
his relief. But when we are asked
after the welfare of those in the
community with whom we are not
on social terms or out in the world
the answer rises up in the soul,
Am | my brothers. keeper"
That it is our bounden duty to
seek the welfare of every human
being is evident in
THE LIGHT OF NATURE
Aside from the teachings of the
Bible.
Glance at the argument given
last week. When God creates a
fellow being side by side with an
other there springs up a relation
ship of brotherhood and all the
duties of brotherhood come into
existence of themselves just as in
evitably as your shadow when you
stand in the sunshine. God does
not CREATE the relationship or
MAKE the duties. They are in
volved in the very nature of things
And when OH Sinai God gave the
last six of the Ten Commandments
he simply announced in words
the duties of man to man which
were already in existence, just as
Sir Isaac Newton expressed in
language and figures the law of
gravitation, which was from the
beginning of creation already and
of itself in existence.
Before the law was placed OH the
tables of stone it was written OH
the fleSllv tables of the haart ~