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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-09-18
PEA PATCH.

i Jas Priest, ST., has returned
| honIe from a weeks visitto relatives
Iin Missouri.
Will Robinson, an old war veter-
an, visited here last Thursday en-
route to Hickman.
School has been dismissed here
for month, as the c1stern is dry
and there is no water.
Matt True and family, of Prote-
mus, visited the family of Jas. Kill
lion Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Pleas Williams, of nearErys-
tai, will move this week to the
house vacated by George Jordan.
Mrs. Caldwell, of st. Louis, arriv-
ed here last week to spend the fall
with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Priest,
Sr.
Mrs. Oracle Caldwell and daugh-
ter, Miss Hattie, visited Mrs. Cald.
wells daughter, Mrs. Robt Irwin,
near Troy this week.
Miss Victoria Williams returned
home Saturday after weeks visit
to her sister, Mrs. Bob. Flanagan,
of Number Eight Island, below
Hickman.
Mrs. Oracle Caldwell celebrated
her SEVENTEEN birthday last Thurs
day, Sept. l. Her children arrived
at 10 o'clock, bringing big boxes
and baskets of good things to eat.
All spread dinner and the BILE was
covered with most sumptious re-
past. Present were: Henry Howard
and family, of Clayton; Mrs, Mabel
Nichols and children, of near Dyers.
burg; John Howard and family, OF
Crystal; Robt Irwin and family, oil
near Rives; Chas Caldwell and fam.
ily, Miss Hattie Caldwell, Mrs
Caldwell and brother, Will Robin.
son, of Rlves. Afternoon refresh
ments were served, consisting OF
lemonade, ice cream, cake and
cider. Everyone enjoyed the day
very much. They all wish Mrs
Caldwell to live and enjoy many
more such birthdays.
Our bracelets will suit you.-Wal'
lace w. Moore.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-09-18

the little cluster of roses pluch
by deaths relentless hand. SW
little Mary said to the writer, 4
Aunt Ann, do you think man
must be the first one of us toll
OH what must we do? She
much to live for; we need nd
bad" Poor little child. how,
her words; she Al realize mo
true worth and value of poosy pan
tient mother as she journeys OF,
though this lonely world.
The dear children stood around
mother'sz6ket after all the suffer
ing and pain was over and each one
was looking at the pale, sweet face
that they would soon see no more
only IN fancy, and fond recollection
of the past.
All through my sisters long and
painful illness it made no difference
when she called any Of the children,
nor how uneasy, nor how serious the
changes would be they would brush
their tears aside aud be rightthere
TO administer to her wants,
Brave. brave to the last; what a
great comfort and solace it can be
and is to them that they we're true
to the mother who had been SO
i faithful to them.
1t seems that my dear sister had
a premonition of her death. She
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-09-18

Our bracelets will suit you.-Wal-
lace w. Moore.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-09-18
FREMONT.

Prot. Jake Parks is at Dawson
Springs recuperating.
Several from here attended church
at Reelfoot last Sunday.
Rev. Perry preached here at the
schoolhouse last Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Caldwell is visiting
relatives in and near Troy.
T. N. Morris, who has been very
sick for sometime S is better.
,.tSR ol has bee nissed for a
he lke aasa keotton picking
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-09-18

NNV' - AAUHNJ uHNI WIZ 70 y ~ =
Hardy, land in No. /, $1,000
W. T. Cochran to S. w. Cochran lot
in No. 5, $3.50.
TT. Bennett ct al. to Mrs. Clemfnie
Gates, acres in No. Is, $50.
f. NJ. Ashley and wife to J. II. Nor
ris, lot in No. 6, SI,225.
Geo. Dahnke and wife to VIM. Owen,
lot in Union City. $500.
D. P. Wylle to W. A. Carpenter, 6
acres in No. 8, $40.
Dr.. W. A. Carpenter, 25
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
JUDGE PARkAnL's SACRIFICE

The Pensacola Journal refers 10 So
preme Court Judge Parkhilrs recent
refusal 20 run for Congress IN the third
district as follows Having known
this truly good and great rIsn for
many years. the editor Of The Sun
knows that every word said o. him BE-
lowNis true and Il Affords US pleasure
TO reproduce the kind words said Of
cur friend
Only those who are most intimate
~ acquainted with Judge Chas, r.
Parkhin can appreciate the great sac
rihce thai he has made m declining
to become a candidate for Congress al
this Dine
IL has hen the ambition OF Judge
ParkiIfs Ike 70 represent his native
State IN the National halls o, legisla-
ton F,ye years ago When General
Lamar vas elected for his first term,
this eloquent and popular FAoridian
rrSrained troEs making the race b.
cause he tid not then carr 20 divide
vote frou which hs and Lamar
WOOh have drawn probably an equal
support Today ~ rvtrRins non -
ing a candidate because Of the fact
that II SoalA not ~ proper for him
% run While holding the Ofsee 81 .
iastice OF The supreme ooaTt and BE-
cause % the additional fact that he
does noe task u vcuid be rtEht 10.
a; ~, beginning q hts tern, resign
IRE hish ofee WhlcA The People q the
~uliFe STATE 80 rrcvRtly Vntrusted 60
hts cav
This sirikiaE illustration q the sac
rjacr q aabatton upou the altar y
auty Is characteristics q jsase Park.
I'm Ana those who kn1w bim Scsi
can bv-t ssYrecate ths nan aad The
nct t}r has alUays heh warm
placv n iAe hearts q rs trt~aAs ka4
~ Fjort1,Ans ressrully and The Cns
nav vv, ecrle whea ths iau4ahss Ar
olthNn ~ Ass Ntc nav ~ rvahsee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
NotIes to TaE-PaYera.

We viii be at the following places
on dates set opposite for the purpose
Of collecting taxes due on tar roll 1907
and making assessment OF property
for 1908:
Bell-Thursday and Friday. Jams
AIRY End and 3rd. 1908.
Archer-Monday. January 9Th. 1905
NewberTy-Tuesday and Wednesday.
January 1th and Sth. 1895.
Extraordinarily. January 9Th.
1903.
Wilcox-FTiday. January 10th. 1903
HAgue-Monday. January 18th. 1893
Bland-Tuesday. January 18th. 1S0s.
LACrOsse-wednesday and Thur
day. January 18Th and 18th. 1858.
wAldO-FTiaay. January ~. 1895
RoeheIle-MoodAy. January 1otA
1895.
Canpvflls-ruesday. January 21sl
lyoA
Orange HelGhts-wednesAAy. Jans-
ary Ind. 1905
Melrose-Thnrsday. January 11ra.
i90S
HaWthcgn-FridAy and Saturday.
January seth and 18th. 1905
MScanopy-TuesAAy. January 18th.
1894
EVinstna - Wednesday. Ianuary.
18th. 1865
Island Grove-ThursaAy, January
18th. 1898
High Sprtags-Tuesday and We'd
nsS1ay. February tth and Sen. iseA
We earnestly request thar all Prop
srty owners VII avAn tAeirSslvss &C
tbs opportunity q saying ana rst1rR-
l.g their taIes, and thereby save ths
tine ard spenss required % BsahR
= Trip 20 TIE cuGrt hOasa
TOgrs - serve tAlghfaIly.
". D DICKINSON.
Tax CoIlsc4ug.
WILLS w. CoKSoN.
TAI AnunsssE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
Death Of Mr.. RaIney.

Edward H. Rainey, forty-flve years
of age, died at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
morning OF Bright's disease, after an
illness Of several months.
Deceased was a native OF North
Carolina, and came to this city with
his family several weeks ago, thinh-
ing that the change would restore hIM
to health. But it was too late, as he
suffered greatly. and finally passed 10
the mysterious beyond.
Deceased was a member Of the
Methodist church, and during the time
Of good health was active in the worh-
ings Of the church. He was a noble
husband and father, and is survived
by a wife and four children, TO WHOM
the sympathy Of the community r
extended.
The funeral arrangements will be n
charge Of RObt. Mcclellan. The bW-
ial will be held from the home al
10 O'Clock this morning, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen viii act as paB
bearers: G. w. Hyde, L. L. Hin.
A. o. Steenburg. Ferd Bayer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
HIGH SPRINGS HAPPENINGS.

High Springs, Jan 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
Castillo and Mr.JElmo Costello Of sa-
yannah have returned home, after
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. O'Bannon.
WIN Montgomery, ]. Qoarterman,
Lawrence COrrigan, Bob QuinloVaR
and Bob BaIlinger have returned, after
spending the holidays 'Over home" IN
Charleston, 8. c.
Miss Rhoda LiddOn Of Ocala spent
several days in town last week, the
guest Of Mrs. J. H. Donelly.
Purvis Mizelle Of Savannah has re-
turned home, after spending the hok-
days with relatives in High Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and Miss Mel
lie Stevens Of Ocala have returned
home, after spending Christmas Win
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Stevens.
Mrs. c. c. Bars and Miss Katie
Bars Of Gainesville have returned
after a brief visit to friends in High
Springs.
Mrs. Bush of Atlanta, mother Of the
popular young merchant, r. B. Bush,
is visiting her sons family.
A hunting party consisting Of DR.. B.
c. Hodges, N. G. Knight, Mr.. Dell,
DR.. Boston and E. X. Anderson leit
yesterday to be gone a week in La
fayette county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
THE HEARST REVOLT.

The independence League is to De
continued as a national organization
according TO its master-manager. AS
Mr.. Hearst is the creator OF THIS
rival Of the Democratic party, ne
must not feel hurt IL Democrats de-
cline TO support the Hearst papers In
this effort for disruption There can
be no objection to independent politi-
cal action by any citizen, that Is a
privilege that Democracy would be
the last 70 restrict, and as Mr.. Hearst
has declared be is not in sympathy
with the Democratic party he is en-
tirely free to support this new party
or push the Socialist propaganda, or
An company with Tom Watson and
President Roosevelt urge a coalition
OF such discordant elements as he can
bind together. But those who are
Democrats and believe that reforms
win only be brought about by that
party Of the people. viii hardly care
TO support the Hearst papers, which
are run 20 make money, and for the
Advancement Of the political fortunes
Of their proprietor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
a Nv YoAK W..

ne New York Connercial refers
10 FIorida's new Senator In the follow
ing InterestIAg manner:
~On the reassembllng Of the United
States Senate and after Senator Italia
ferra Of Florida shaIl have duly intro
dueed his neWiy-appointed COLLEAGUES
and the latter shah have presented his
credentials and have taken oath Of
once. there win be genuine William
J. Bryan In the upper chamber OF the
SIxtieth CngTess-his middle initial
happens 10 stand for James. h0WeVer,
not for jennings. But bis name Il
bound inevitably 10 draw attention 20
han: and inasnduch - the unexplred
terra Of the late Senator MaIloEy,
which he has been named BY GoEeTnor
BrOWard "a an. win not end until
March 4. 1879. and the Florida Legis-
lafuFe that vfIl- elect q Senator for
the NEXT fun term dos not meet untn
April. 1909. the appotntee has q most
excellent Opportunity % ae@Onsrate
his fitness for the regular saeeession,
n he Possesses f. He n one Of the
youngest men ever 70 hold = seat in
the United States senate--only about
thirty years % age--c0mes Of an old
time faaiIy Of 'CraekerS in Orange
county, south Florida sOeaIled. and
is . WeIl-known lawyer and politician
Of JAeksOnvfIle. While his appoint
ment does ViOlenee to the mVftten
law or political tradition BY which one
Florida Senator has almost invariably
been \ resident Of the western section
Of the state-both are nov Jackson
vile men-and a spirited contest IL
already In the shaping for preserving
that tradition. the yoang Senator may
succeed In breaking IL. He belongs to
that faction q the Florida Democracy
which opposed Senator Taliaferro at
the last Senatorial election. but Il IL
not believed that the senior Senator
win employ his experience and pres
.tiEe b any way 10 the Disadvantages Of
his young colleague. It h possible. IN
deed. that this new association may
serve 10 heal the breach between the
two factions. q rupture OF long stand
Ing in Florida politics ana one that
has too elksn proved ser1Only iniar-
Icas 10 TIE general welfare OF the
State
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

The Sun wishes every one. friend
and foe. rich and poor, high and low.
q Happy New Year.
AZ this season We should forget all
psrsonAl differences. lay down all ami
mOsity towards cur felloW-man. and
resolve % make the year which has
just daWned. a. far ~ our aetIoHs are
soacerned. q year Of peace. harmony
and charity.
We have no doubt that q great many
nsw resolutions have been formed for
TIE year 1895, = great many to which
mere 10 no serious motive, while
SAere are others which win Be con-
aAaered seriously and adhered to.
The people OF Florida and Gaines
VILE have a great deal TO be thankful
Or during the past year. We should
be thankful that Ne are hreathing the
pare. wholesome afr OF the finest
country In the world. where possibil'
aiaa are greater than anywhere else f;
we should b. thankful that the Lord
has been generous to us By giving IA
EoOa health. fertile lands goOd crops
q balmy climate which h not sEcelled
% the Giohe. and We should resolve
that. IN consideration Of these ~, NJ
viii AZ least endeavoT TO serve Hin
uAo has blessed us on this earth and
assured ~ Of an everlasting reNsrd IN
che world To come.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
PETE RUHLs latest.

As an evidence OF what Gainesville
con can produce. Chas. LAmon. one Of
the members OF the clerical force In
the Uaited States land Once. who re
sides In East Gainesville. br01ght to
the once Tuesday morning q nne
turnip OF the purple top variety, which
was raised In his garden.
The turnlp vas as large as a small
oocoanut. and vas very arm. Mr..
LanaOn states that no extra care Was
taken IN les culture, and thai his en-
tire growth viii run like the sample.
As an average Gainesville sun.
You are not In H. bro Ne. A few
DAYS ago Fair Commissioner Wash
burn made a trip 10 the Lake okeechO-
bee Rection Of Lee county. where be
met 4 man Who IL farming up there.
lie told the nan be wanted some nne
vegetables for the fair. and was prom.
ised tuguipa a. larSe as a half.barrel
rats h no Joke, and some % these
tnrnips gill be on exhibition at the
state fair. TAMPA. Go down ard hook
them over. Tiro. MeCreary Port
Myers Press
EVERYBODY who knows Pete Rnhl
EDITOR Of The PrcSs. ell yoRch for the
truthiulness Of any statement he
makes We have seen some very
large turnips during car sxlstsnce
sOue many times ArWsr than the our
raised BY Mr lAEaOa. bat We have Ne,
% see ore a. large "a half barrel
Brother Ruhis stAtsmeat that they
are prodacca In the Lake okeechebee
scCtsoa Of Zee ooanty Is suthctent
, AoUevsr. We take his word for H.
and have nOs the r~8otest doubs that
u ne vtst the stats fair a, TamPA
I Ia February vs Wfl 49, taete la
urnse ;usniIs, as veil - cashaEe As
large a. hexAacaA and potatoes A.
iarge a. = sasaf baTTel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

The newspaper men OF Manatee
county have organized q local press
association. All have agreed TO put
the prices OF their papers up TO $50
a year. beginning January l, 1905. II
the paper trust continues TO raise the
price OF white paper. II is only cues
ton Of time when we shah all have
to increase the subscription prices of
our papers, White paper, under the
tariff protected trust. costs twice as
much today as II did ten years ago;
ali other materials that enter INTO the
making OF = newspaper have also ad-
vaneed in pTice.-DeLand News
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
DEMOCRATS GETTING TOGETHER

II seems certain that the Democrats
of New York will not elect delegates
to the National Convention favorable
to Mr.. Bryan. All the factions OF
consequence have united for a su-
preme effort TO carry the State, and 1t
was decided that it would be impos-
sible to unite on Mr. Bryan, although
he has many friends in the State. 1t
Is problole that the delegation to the
Denver convention will be uninstruct-
ed. except to vote as a unit though a
strong movement is on foot to endorse
David B. Hill. To that. however, Mr..
Hill is said not To be a party. Mr..
CHAMBER. the present Democratic Lieu
tenant Governor, has many friends and
a number Of counties are said to have
been secured for him
As the electoral vote Of New York
is essential for Democratic success, it
Is to be hoped that all factions In
that State can be united for " hoover
is eventually nominated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
ruRM rHr RAscALs OUT.

Donf get disheartened az this Re
publican panic, bat vote 20 "tur1 the
rasczls Out---that Is your Only political
salvation. AS long as the tariff pro-
tecrs The trusts there win be fictitious
prosperity followed by panics and buSt
ness depressic1s. The Republican
policies are those Of the gambler,
they plunder the people BY high taxa
ton and spend the public money for
subsidies 90 their masters-the trusts
ana corporations. What h needed Is
honest laws and a faithful administra-
ton q the same. Less political FIRE
works aud q chance for honest men to
get their dues. With equal rights to
an and special privileges 70 none,
there would be no panies, for corpora
tons would be compelled 10 obey the
law ana TAXATION would be reduced to
the needs II the Government
The whole country has been On a
prolonged Republican debaueh and the
people are nov suffering from IL Ex-
navaeance has run riot in Federal
aRairs with the trusts and corpora
tons Il the head Of the procession, and
The administration and the Republican
leaders at the tail end. Like all
spendfhrifts, they nov are repenting
with empty pockets and headaches
and are trying to find out where they
are at They have forced us all to
participate IN the common disaster
and until q new crew Is elected in
their places not much improvement
can Be expected in national affairs.
The hW-bTeaking trust magnAtes
are stiR az large: the railroad corpora
tons are continuing TO charge all the
traflc VIII bear. as far as interstate
commerce Is concerned, while Prest
dent Roosevelt offers no remedy. but
Joins with Speaker Cannon In leaving
bad enough alone. Business Is de-
pressed and wages are falling but
the Republican Congress stands pat
having raised their own salaries 50
per eent they can stand IT. Thank
God the Republican party IS far from
being as omnipotent as 1t bOasted II
was: and the rain and sunshine are,
therefore. not mortgaged 20 the trusts.
and the corporations have no monopo-
" Of the wealth Of nature. The
American farmer viii pull US all out
Of the hole through the sweat OF his
brow. IN spite Of the handicap OF Re
pnblican acknowledgement ana folly.
Let all who feel the financial distress
that Republican policies have pro
dueed. determine, during the new
year to cease believing Republican
boasts but DO their best to turn the
raseals cut
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Nay1F S,an~y HcFAsgt 80 has eva
trshatra - uaay iatersssiag articlvs
ca yAssoas sabiYess 10 TIE SaFHanAs
NeWN ccschratv4 lis s~Fvnty agtA
birth&ay a hiS hosse Ia Maitland pa
On pecsulbry leth Reforg.hE O. s.s
l,se b. sAta- aayv a-ra tAe e'gth
~ thousands q oosvtn tsaPro{ ~ rnts
and iu,catioas. - early IN to- ts,~
EraFA Aaa r4llr0a3 bzslResS a. w,l.
a. va.uElSi haFocts eAs . usW1~v ot
the asss 7 ~ T. 4 tysas,oai b Amer'
toA. and then III s-ona tNss Iorsl
assoctaSAoa. AZ tie oAiy Elsa Nhc
NeoAzse HA rxlsrt ogsFHtur 81 ths
Norse and TA4 Aoase 1s4 tAr Bias
tslexEasA. Naa an noE the olaess
ePesatuE nstnE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
NO,is. 81 sAsrsAOlssrs Meeting.

Gainesville. Fla. Dec. "a. 1897.
Notice h hereby given that the an
uuAl shareAolaers' Meeting Of The
p1tton BAak o, Gainesville. Florida,
yin be held a. the ones Of aid hank
On January itth i$eS. Ceslng the SEC
end Tuesday IA said m0nthl, ., Y
O'Clock a ~. fer the purpose ot el~ci.
ING a Board o. DIRECTORS ard Transact
inE surh Other business as NAY pFuP-
srly cOrDe before The ncVtlnE
p y. TURNER. CASHIER
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
An Enjoyable Time.

One OF the most enjoyable. as wen
as successful, social Affairs Of the sea
son was the oyster supper given at
the home OF Mrs. o. B. Bailey for the
benefit Of the Advent Christian church
There vas q good crowd present, and
everybody seemed to have a good
time.
The proceeds we're devoted 10 the
church expenses. repairs, etc. and the
ladies who had the same in charge
seemed to be perfectly satisfied.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

OuhserVbors are Urssd - - prOmpt
N rssSwiRs their subscriptions There
b ~ sEeuss tog not kAONlsU wien
ysuF time szpiFsa. - che date 81 en-
plraaioa 10 piaIaIy shoWa opposite
vssss nama. Remit ~ check. stamps.
o. mOasy order. Deaf Ssnlt vntsl
go Gene % tO,sn % TeasS, Bot 90
~ NOW. The white paper On which
ne eua ls printed aloao costs ~
0aa-hals the price ~ snboeriptioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

A lot Of oll-time mother Wit As
veil as good. sound horse sense is
exhibited tn the following remark by
an old Southern nanny" not long
ago: 4 saw a girl fAint not long
since and when we loosened her cor.
set she expanded like an Inflated bal
loon. The doctor put her on 4 tonic,
but told her to quit trying to squeeze
80 much of herself in sich a small
space and she'd git all right
dina Record.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

The Comptroller OF the Currency
wants a central bank located at
Washington. which should issue all
the currency. What picnic that
would be for the politicians who
would get the job OF managing il,
They could make money tight or easy
At their pleasure, and RIG the stock
market accordingly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Ii s charged that NsW York brokers
have been escaping jury duty BY pay
tnE SIS. wherVuPOn The New York
Commercial remarks that from recent
observations Of the STOCK market II
would seem to have been cheaper to
have served.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02
Nssies q ssoessslssrx la.ssins.

Notice h Acreby giveA that he an
nzAl n~rtiag % the ssockhOldsrs q
The MsrAnoqy RAnkfnE Company wln
~ hsle a. TIE rvasral ossce &C The
cu-pAEy a, Nican0Vy TiA- GO ne SEC.
cd Tses4xy ln January, 1873. Aetwesn
TIE hcG-s q iR-an4 tRm
ID WATKINS CASHIER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

If twOthirds u the girls Who SO
60 the stage wO1le 80 10 the Kitchen
ansteaA. there wOula BE- a whole lot
more happiness IN the world" says
Tue birmingham AEeHsrald, But not
n their cooking 10 as bad a. their act'
hK.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Listen % year vttN says thr Gov
sruor o. North CArotSAA. tNiaCatly
this IL tateu4cd tOr the nAa ~ec
Soogly rug1s OWE Sn4 roea 20 siovP
before he lecsarr IL haG over
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Recent deVehcPu~nts woaad laaiea'0
that the navy bad al TIE esAtiDg ne
sO.saaFy rlSht AZ hcaaGasrtsrs 10 WASH
nrtoa. wttbost seeding a Ercat aset
Arusnd the world 10 eua, trOahle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

A high school dcbAting socie'y In
Atlanta has DECIDED IN favor o. a
ansrd term toq Mt Roosevelt We
suppose yhAt thlns Is settinE 70 D.
more % lrss . hAbR Ia ts,s Country
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

Oar Aaas,s male ~ prssnRsrs. -
sVt y ore o, tAsn A. tAs hAhis q rcaa
lsg ass wa viu pNset ~ sa-A IN.
Vrtsuemrnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

~we win not accept stamps q
q larger denominatioa than 3 cents.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

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senator from Arkansas as Old JeH
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News want to plunge this country into
ancivil var.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-02

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