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but also very surely. creeping, Green.
ing. creeping, now stopping. now
creeping. stopping. creeping.
All at once the gun play began
again. sharp. quick. from the spring.
from the sheds. The blot lay perfect.
ly still for moment-waiting. watch.
Ing. The plucky little rifle was silent.
But 30 1t had been before. Quarter
length. half, whole length, cautiously
with frequent stops. eyes so steely. so
intent-could It be possible that this
gan was really silenced-out of the
race? 1t would not do to trust too
much. The blot waited, scarcely
breathed. crept forward again.
A sudden bright light flashed up
through the darkness under the unpro.
tected wall to Mary's left. Almost
simultaneously a kindred light sprang
into being from the region of the cat.
tle.sheds. The men down there had
been waiting for this signal. II
meant that for some reason the second
effort to creep up unobserved to fire
the house had been successful. The
"''' n''" u
gIarc.
When the whole cabin seemed to be
in flames save the door-the dry, rude
boarding had caught and burned like
paper-when the heat had become un.
bcarable. Williston held out his hand
to his daughter, silently. As silently
sne put her hand. her left hand. In
his: nor did Williston notice that II
was her left, nor how Imply her right
arm hung to her side. In the glare
h+r face shone colorless. but her dark
eyes were stars. Her head was held
htsh. With firm step. Williston ad
vAnced to the door Deliberately he
u.barrcd II. as deliberately threw 1t
o.cn and stepped over the threshold
Tncy were covered on the instant by
-four rifles.
Drop your guns" called the chief.
roughly. Then the dcsperadOcs moved
u:..
Il take II that | am the one
wanted" said Wiliston.
His voice was calm and scholarly
once more. In the usclcssn IS OF
further struggle. II had lost the sharp
iu.:isiveness that had been the call to
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Neglected Fowls.

1t is seldom that neglected fowls
are profitable. A great many people
have conceived the idea that they can
start flock and let 1t alone and that
the results will be profits day by day.
AS well might a farmer plant field
to anything and expect 1t to produce a
good crop without caring for it. The
weeds would soon grow up and choke
the economic plants. In the poultry
house we do not have weeds, but we
have lice, mites, rats. cats, hawks,
diseases of many kinds and thieves.
These all correspond to the weeds
that CHOKE the crop in the field. They
make 1t impossible for the lazy person
to succeed.
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make them firm. In front Is a one
inch mesh wire netting and at the
edges are strips OF three-quarter by
lh-inch stun. to insure rigidity. In
one corner. as shown. Is the nest. four
inches deep and Is to Is inches
square. according to the size OF the
hens kept. The board floor, explains
the Orange Judd Farmer. is covered
with sawdust or sand. Food and
drink are more readily supplied
through the door. which preferably
lifts in front. as shown.
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House Eleven Hundred Years Old.

st. Albans possesses the Oldest In
habited house In the country. This
distinction Is said to belong to the old
Round house.. now the Fighting Cocks
inn. which stands close to the River
Yer. 1t is a curious structure-of
octagonal shape-of early Saxon ori'
gin. having been built as a boathouse
TO the ancient monastery founded at
st. Albans by King Ofa about the
year 795, and is thus over 1.1OO years
old. A subterranean passage. now
blocked up, runs from the basement
to the ruins Of the monastery. ois-
tance Of about 200 yards. There 10
shed at the back Of the house. Wnere
Il is said oliver Cromwell stabbed Ms
horse, himself once sleeping under its
r>,of during the civil war.-Colleeuns.
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I, sy 4. c. Ncciurx 4 Co. ip'J
SYNOPSIS.

HiIIiston. u poor ranchman.
and cultured, searches for
hg from his ranch-the Lazy
Sodrd spot In the rivers bed
{hnvc been an island had the
ZEN at high water. he dis
Ind Of horse thieves engaged
over brands ON cattle. He
enough to note the chang
'Thr-c BARS" brand on one
4 =. r." brand. Paul Lang
|rirh owner Of the Thf".
kformed OF the opera tions OF
kf cattl" thi"vcs-a band or
kadrd by Jesse Black. who
drnrd the law and nuthori-
kmuh county. South Dakota.
n struck with the beauty Of
monty known ny "Williston's
u Louise Dale. an expert
who had followed
|Judgc Hammond Dale. from
sp the "Dnkotahs.' and who
|witn him ~ wind city. Is
|by IN. county attorney.
brdou. To com, to kcmah and
huny In tn" preliminary
Jesse Black. Jim Munson. In
the train Tor Louise, looks
of catti" being shipped by
~ and there detects old
Sril known merry" steer be-
\ his employer Of tn. Three
H. Munson aud Louise start
\. Crowds assemble in Justice
McAliiSt.r'S court for the
S hearing. Jesse Black
D. tirSt OF many great sur
hving examination. Through
)srsnn. u member OF the out
hr had Learned that the
|g had been recovered and
III" usrl"ssncss Of hghting
|ing bound over. Richard Cor
r0uuty attorney. who is un-
rcaI-- OF his many failures
convictions In court. wins
stinn Of Louise. which is mu-
hty Attorney Gordon accom-
|n,sr Dnl" on her return to
i ~" tells her Of the dis
'nts rf his Office. of witnesses
BE- brib"d and Of the system
'ing with justice which pre-
fTrm securing n conviction.
D." girls sympathy. While
stands In the light In his
Ilght. n shot is fred at him.
l. attacked and ~ batti. en-
Pen Williston and his dnugh-
b" side, and tn. outlaws on
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Disease Checks Egg Laying.

I bought 25 pullets which had been
exposed to contagious diseases. This
was unknown to me at the time, but
I have found out since. When the
birds came in they looked perfectly
healthy, but after they were here two
weeks noticed some developing
chickenpox, and we have had a. battle
royal with two pens for some time.
There are some individual hens in the
pens that laid probably 18 eggs month.
but there are some that have not laid
any eggs. They lay for time and
then they get touch Of a disease AID
stov
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CHAPTER x.
In Which the X Y z Figures Some.
what MysterjousIv

what Mysteriousiy.
jim Munson, riding his pony over
the home trail at slow walk, drooped
slcepily in his saddle. 1t was not a
weirdly late bedtime. half.past ten.
maybe. but he would have been sleep.
ing soundly good hour or more had
'his not been his night to go to town
III he chose. He had chosen. He
would not have missed his chance for
good deal. But his dissipation had
been light. The boss never tolerated
huch along that line. He had drunk
with some congenial cronies from the
Circle l. outfit complimentary to the
future well-being and increasing
wealth OF this already well-known and
hourishing cattle ranch. or course
lie must drink return compliment
TO the same rose.colored prosperity
FOR the Three Bars. which he did and
sighed for more. That made two. and
two were the limit. and here was the
limit overreachcd already: for there
had always to he last little COM
forter to keep him from nodding in his
saddle.
1t was sleepy night. cool and soft
and still. He could walk his horse all
the way II he wanted to. There was
no haste. The boys would all be in
bed. They would not even wait up for
the mail. knowing his, Jim's. innate
aversion to hurry. Had he not been
so drowsy. he would like to have sung
bit. but it required II little too much
o..
Must all be in bed AT Williston's-
no light anywhere. \ little short OF
where the Williston branch left the
main trail he half paused. II 1t were
not so late he would ride up and give
them hail But OF course they we're
asleep. Everything seemed still and
dark about the premises. He would
just plod along
Hello. there. Where'd you come
from" h" cried Of a sudden, and be-
fore he had had time to- carry his re-
solve into action.
\ man on horseback had drawn rein
directly In front of him. Jim blinked
with the suddenncss of the shock.
Might ask you the same question"
responded the other with an easy
laugh. I'm for town to see the doc
tor about my little girl. Been puny
for week
oh, Where you from" asked Jim,
with the courteous interest OF his
kind.
New man on the X Y H." answered
the other. lightly. Must be gittin' on
Worried about my baby girl
He touched spurs to his horse and
was on with friendly so long" over
his shoulder.
Jim rode On thoughtfully.
Now don't II beat the devil" he
was thinking. how that there COW
punCh"r struck this trail comm from
y Y with the X Y u clean t other
side o town? Yep. IL beats the devil.
for fac. He must be Il ridin' for
his health. 1t beats the devil" This
last was long drawn out. He rode a
little farther. 1T beats the devil he
thought again-the wonder Of 1t was
waking him up-"how that blamed
fool could Il struck this here trail i
Goin' for doe
At the branch road he stopped ir.
resolutcly
CTO RE Continued
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Good Old Uncle Job Felt Called Upon
to Rebuke Sinner.

Vas. sub" begun Uncle Job, sur
veying his hearers with an expression
OF virtuous sadness: vas. sub. sholy
glib dat triflng Ab'aham lesson he
neveh fohgot." Then. seeing an in
ouiring look In the eyes of some of his
hearers. and hearing n question from
the lips of one of them. he decided to
go more into details about the nature
of the lesson he had impaired.
"What'd do tub him? Is gwine tub
tell you alls. Abraham fair drawed de
lightnin on hisself wen he he'd de
'dacity tub 'vite me tub he house tub
eat er turkey dinner. Turkey" re-
pcated Uncle Job, after a telling
pause "w'en dat liverashous rascal
neveh raised any turkey In he life
'cept often some wife mans roost.
Hit sho was er fine turkey, but
showed dat Ab'aham dat stolen goods
profiteth little. Dat turkey was er
big gobblch. an dere was nobody but
me an Abraham dere: an ! seasoned
dat bird wifi admonitions tub be good
an wahnings rom de wrath to come
Hit sholy would hev tasted good ef
hit hedn't been stole. But de sauce
OBJ deed well did an sinneh re-
buked almos' made hit relish. an.
concluded Uncle Job. with pious sat
isfaction, though hit was er hahds
pill, is bound to say | held out to de
end an finished dat turkey. spite OBJ
Ab'aham's hint dat he spected hit
tuh las him er week.'-Youth's Com.
,apipp
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APTER Ix.-Continued.

strained sight stared out in.
hrkness il was borne to her
b. 1t may be. that something
)ping mp on her. She could
bng and yet knew It to be
lery fiber of her being tinGled
certainty of II. 1t was com.
and closer. She felt IL like
presence. Her eyes shifted
ere-swept her half-circle
ly-stared and stared. Still
bowed. And yet the nearness
unseen thing grew more and
pable. II she could not see
he must scream aloud. She
In little quickened Tasps.
ry soon. she would scream.
Shadow down by the biggest
pd! 1t bodily sought u nearer
haller trunk. Another stink
Dw Slided behind the vacated
1t was n ghastly presenta-
[pussy -wants.a-corner" played
mare. But at last II was
lg tangible-something to do
h that frightful sensation of
awling, creeping. twisting
acknowledgements and
70 near now that 1t beat upon
cen presence. She pressed
Pr to the trigger to shoot at
'Die shadows and dispel that
pg' choking. blanket horror.
Pa knows what stayed the
her fingers. Call 1t instinct.
Will. her hand was stayed
iore her physical eye was
hd held by blot darker still
might. over to her right, farth-
the spring. 1t lay perfectly
came to her. the willy plan,
Prtiing clearness. The blot
ping FOR her to fire futilely at
shadows among the trees
FER cover of her eugrossed at.
nsinnate its treacherous body
per forward. Then the play
merrily on till-the end. She
|he barrel OF her rife slowly
|oerately away from the NOV.
|pes among the cottonwood
s'shted truly the motionless
ler right and fired. once, twice,
hes.
'ompleteness of the surprise
20 inspire the attackers with
Jury. They returned the fire
ana at will, remaining under
y while. Shrinking low at
'o"' her eyes glued on the still |
4ss out yonder. Mary wonder. |
were dead. She prayed pas.
mat 1t might be, and yet
thing to kill. Once
wild firing ceased. Mary re.
once or twice Just to keep the
ssible.
cover Of the desperadoes'
optuse angles with the first
second blot began its tor.
listing. 1t accomplished a
,pped; pulled itself its length,
we ~slted, watchful eyes ON the
..,,, uice came Mary's scatter.
! sui into the clump of trees.
or,n ! arawn her close regard at
a.u It hold out7 Forward
,sN aw,ins nat on the ground,
"ncins. slowly. very slowly,
|I II
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DOUBLE sRoopINe COOP.
II 10 Not Hard to Build and Will Do
Good Service.

The double brooding coop shown in
the drawing is four feet square and
three feet high at rear. 2h In front.
1t may be built of tongue and groove
stun or straight-edge boards one-half
or three-fourths.inch thick. The hinged
lids should have two cleats each to
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IT fer what 1t meant; but tonight
this evil night-she gave but ono
quick, bewildered glance into the
sinister face above her and In q soft,
shuddering voice breathed. Please
don't and tainted.
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He Wasn't Afraid.

Mrs. Spenders-I wonder how you'd
like 1t II ever got 'new-womanish' and
insisted upon wearing mems clothes?
Mr.. Spenders-Oh. l haven't any
fear Of your ever doing that. Mems
clothes are never very expensive
Catholic Standard and Times.
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HONEY CASES.
Improvement in Shipping Box Desired
by Honey Man.

In handling shipping cases OF sec
tions for sale. find the cover as at
present made very unsatisfactory. slip
ping out OF place unless nailed after
selling every single section: and for
my own personal use took two pieces
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why won't you see Herr Schmidt
to-day, Erna?"
20. mamma, I can't endure him any
more! Only think. the last time he
called he waved his handkerchief to
me after leaving. and then
We'll. and them"
Then he sneezed into it,"
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Garfield Tea-a simple and satisfactory
laxative Composed of Herbs. it regulates
liver and kidneys. overcomes constipation
and brings Good Health.
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ONLY ONE "BROlO OUlNINE"
ias ,isn.tar. ot 4. ". CROW. G.sd ,ss Hos2
ever 10 Cure . Cold in One Day. -.
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Tennyson's Yearly Income.
Tennyson received for his poetry be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 a year.
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Success seldom comes to q man who
isn't expecting it.
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WAS A LESSON FOR "Ae'AHAm.'

CTo RE CONTINUED
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11
GOLD salck ROBBERY.
Flnai Chapter In Sensational Affair
Of Two Years Ago.

Seattle, Wash Sept 10. Stepping
from the steamer Senator, which had
Just arrived from Nome, James II
Beggs was Tuesday night arrest,
cd on charge of entering the state
with stolen goods. The capture is
expected TO stand as the final chapter
In the sensational gold brick robbery
OF two years ago on the steamer Tan
ana, which netted the thieves over
S75. 900. part OF which was afterwards
returned by -Robby" Miller. Beggs
Is believed TO be the custodian OF over
$4,000 which Miller Is said TO have
seereted near Fairbanks, Alaska.
Robert Miller Is supposed to be on
his way from Skagway 70 Seattle to
meet Beggs and divide the money.
Miller completed a two-year term OF
Imprisonment this sprirS and immedi-
ateIy upon his release went north. The
Firemen's Fund Insurance company OF
San Francisco, which had paid the
full loss on the gold. did not lose
track Of him and his movements were
known to them from the time he LETT
Mcneil up to the time he is alleged to
have given Beggs the gold He went
direct to Fairbanks. Charles Dreibel-
his. chief deputy marshal. put a man
on Miller's trail and It was due to the
deputy's close surveillance that Beggs
was accused OF carrying out the gold
(which Miller had left.
Beggs will be formally charged. Toe
officers are confident they will capture
Miller.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11
1871 FIRE.
One Man Burned To Death and Sew
eral Persons injured.

one Man burned To Death and sew.
eral Persons injured.
Philadelphia. Sept 10 One man
was burued TO death. two women were
seriously injured and several others
more or less badly burned Wednesday
IA a Gre which destroyed the mems
and women's buildings Of the Phlla-
delphin cricket club at Chestnut Hin,
suburb.
There were only employees IA the
buildings when the Gro started.
The dead:
Thomas McHenry.. sixty-hye years
old, walter: burned In bis bed.
The injured:
Mr.. Hollis. fortyay years old, q
caretaker. badly bruised.
sira. Driscoii. leg broken.
John Webb. foreman engine ccmpa.
ny. badly burned
Harry Garner. hossman. burned
about body
The victims Of the IRE occupied
bed rooms on the second h00r 81
what Is known as the mems building
waen the women were awakened ~
the are al chance Of escape was past.
They started for the room occupied BY
McHenry. 70 arouse him. but TIE
flames bad also cut on that portion VI
the house and thc. women we're forced
70 care Tor themselves
Toe origin 81 the IRE IA unknown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11
PUT 70 DeArR ~ MOS.
Negro Killed Woman and Attempted
70 Assault Her Daughter.


Oxford. Miss., Sept In Lawson
Patton. a negro. who Tuesday kill
ed Mrs. M. Mcmillan, white woman
at her home here and then attempted
to assault her lsyear-old daughter.
was taken from the jail Tuesday night
by mob and lynohed.
The killing OF Mrs. MCMILLAN was
unusually brutal. After delivering q
message from the woman's husband.
Pas:on refused to leave the woman's
home. When she secured pistol
and attempted 70 brighten him away
he grapplea with and disarmed her,
Then forcing her head backwards vita
one hand, ne drew razor blade across
her throat. killing her.
TIE negro then attempted 10 assault
the slrl. but was frightened away.
Patton was later captured after ex-
changing shots with posse. during
which lie was badly wounded. A mob
began 90 form shortly after he was
brought 70 IAN and despite the plead.
ings OF the county officials, who prom.
ised speedy trial, the mob. shortly
afterwards Battered the doors o. the
iail and ecarlag Patton, hanged him
20 tei sAone zoe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11
N MEMORY or FOSTER.
Move fer q Monument 20 Author Of
wsn known Songs.

Move for q Monument % Author Of
wsli known Songs
New YORK. Sept 10 lin order 10
build 4 monument 70 the mom0ry q
stephen G. Foster. the author X Ny
oid Keuincty Home aud way Oowu
Upon thc sewsnee River Mlst Hen
rietta crussman has made q prggoai
sion 20 Governor Naprie9u p Brow'
erd 81 FloriAa. - give q performances
% oas az Dor plays 81 any CRY in
Florida Be- may seieot and ignalg ne
eniire rrce gip 10 = fmna that wv -
10 acrompilsh iAe 6aildiag % a stat1e
10 ere tcnof % ne man Who made tAe
-sawanee River famoas
Miss Cfoasman % me KFnnl aigge
~ stnpten G FOSTER
Waufacky haa already heuored tke
mamory * Foster sta q statua and
Miss crossmaa waats risgida 10 80
ia sane
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11

tlaiNasiou Tea. Keft 90 Capfaim
Haakes. 81 sc Nermkn iiaer N ca
mhsa ke ttstei aniref 10 port srangat
SRA bim eaFFfef pinna walea ~
pisasd ae A tes eS0 miles ~ gss TsKe
% eohei NJ aags fkaf fhH bird
er1pFea ~ gae ssct n tse Faig ana
When pseksa ~ was eomgletsiY en-
aauafNa Tba bird Ma sifaeae6 -
iss 10 ailgeF eaaa seefine a. "a
seFigfisa 80 40 ~ ~ Local pl2
soa isnnefs tao. - ~ saeh feeofa
mafk aF a8mbeF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11

emeEt which votes the republican, tick
ct. II was shown also, ho said. that
there Il bitter opposition 20 the Cover.
nor 10 certain quarters. nota5iy "a
those sections 81 the city where FOR.
riEn horn citizens predominato IN
tho selected districts 81 KINGS county
the net vgie against the EOvernors
rehomlnarfon Nak more than two 70
one
There are many who are not lacllned
20 accept Tuesdays voting IN toe scat.
tered districts a. Indicative = senti'
ment throughout che create city.
They point out mat 10 those districts
Ia which the leaders have opposed
the governors candidacy the Feaait
was quite reverse Another paint
which has been inade IN iris counec
ton Is that no,hiaR IKE the fail vOss
Was brought oai A. ca Instance.
there h the eighth assembly district
81 Brooklyn whlch weni io9 FOR
Hughes and SO against him. % tails
district iaNs year the rcpublieaa randi
date Cor the assembly received 18sa
srfar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11

LAS Cisg. "a Hees ~ Az 4
lsrssfg arsNtes prm.aafg meatinN
~ fafmem teA tsa - fhn sNgyae
- mtnnsnsN : p4TsnsKas rymDanY
a. eanfroi 49, Rsa& eestons emmls
tsas awe hspsnaG 81 pmfs a. as
setsr aeHsiea Hesq iSsa Tne tamp1
rrs mrsFs srs " Nm&m8tag
psspassnf = q kseegara nspsAry
A q Gsesn svmAagef Tn4 Afiers
naas nssf Is sH - rAosm4m
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11
pAckAaa srNANaELy Lille.


ppgflaod, ore sept " "A parkAgg
sagrnaiei % the care ~ yho Wells.
YarwD t'kpfsaa company AZ 8alem.
OreR0n. W J q Aiberi. president 81
shs Capital Natiosal bank " ihai ely.
and addressed % Joseph N Meyers
AZ ths r0rtissd Hotel in this ely
oomiainiag ngtea asa othsr valuable
gnDefA feBrassnllng eger 90. 40. 10
sighnrsif misslag
IAas lss package Feaease gorsian8
fn1m naism ah lsa Hoathara paeine
trails aFiFiuN teia az "A 40 9'eiach
~ she siRhf az AngBal Al haa bewn
paisbiishea bey0na as,Hbt bns Nhai 81.
eame " n afsaf lbas honr Rauld 81
eaiegms bews - sbs fapF~as egmga,
~. % hsfp4 Meyeia aa6 naahsr A.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11
saYAN go vleroRY.
Democracy a Winner u Ground Gained
10 Held.

Demoersey Winner u Ground Gained
% Held.
Chicago, Sept l0-wm, j. Bryan
cold lhe members of the democratic
national committee az thelg meeting
Tuesday 20 DISGUISE campaign plaHa BE-.
fore the candidate makoa hla awing
through lha eastern states that vita
perfect organization ~ cendurt me
presidential nght. the victory fof ~.
mocracya cause was assured
Nc. Bryan said that ne aai sir.
Kern had presented the lusuas cars.
mily and that he was absolutely con.
ldeus that be would be elected II
there Was q strong organisation %
hold tbo ground that bad been gained
Toe outlook toF victory. saii MI
tlfyan, uaa much brighter than II vas
q meath ago The candidate told the
e0mmllls@mea thag ~ vas mofg than
ploaaed With me work u iea natkinai
cummillte. an4 hopoa me work would
10 coulieaea lse same spirit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11

chatiar90aA. Tsna. Hapt Do ~-'fha
dead body ~ Wililam Piema'onr. ~
aweefwains Ttnn. wAs foaH3 ~ .
sman bog TaagfaY a. rec toqt ~ .
hlgh bias On fse Tsnnssaes river
FfFmiN NN $50 VH HHNH ~ F~ 49,
tample AZ egissnes posts - mar
DER uiih Festefy a. fAs musifs
fhsrs b ahs9WsiY ~ tiew A. n ~
ferpsgfator ~ the esrs Femmsrs
poekstR uefe farned iAHi3s 0nt R2sre
ssse "a stisfeee ~ a strurrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-11
MoNsY COMING JACK.



oserula Banks.
Atlanta Sept 10 On Tuesday the
Southern railway returned 10 the prae.
tlce 10 deroslting rs funds IN the
Georgia banks Taese deposits az.
gresate monthly 100000.
several months ago this road with.
drew lta deposits from Georgia. Al.
leglng the Georgia punishment laws
worked a ereat hardship upon them
IN a. much a. their FUNDS were being
renstRntls tied up whenever suits for
damages were lled against them,
Rone Ga sfpt no. The money
Of the Southern railway a coming
back 20 Georgia The depository for
north Georgia Ii the First National
Bank Of Rome, This includes both
freight aud passenger receipts. and
amonnst 70 50 900 a day. whils .
large balance Il also carried