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ROE ITEMS.
Kos. May l3, 1908

fNost Eioy io'
 Ifs rain and sunshine and sanshlne and rain. but mostly rain today.
 The school closed here Friday with appropriate exercises at night, There were songs, drills, recitals. declama- tions and dialogues. The pupils did well considering the brief time they were preparing their pieces. Mir. J. D. Wilder, the principal dur ing the term just closed left Tuesday evening for his home at or near Mo Crory. He has taught good sehool the patrons, generally are pleased with his and Mrs. Ferguson. his assistant $ work
 Three young ladies, Misses Pattie 1 Tillnan, Marguerite Mayberry and Ethel Mechanism. received the coRl- mon school diplomas. At the close ot the Friday night exercises, Bro. Rogers delivered the diplomas in very i'm pressive talk.
 Miss Lucy Hinton came over from Clarendon Friday 10 be at the closing exercises Of school and stopped with her friends the Miss Parents. She was taken seriously i'll Saturday and has been in very precarious condi- ton since. Dr. Adams was called in and has heen treating her and she is reported better. f+sf suffering was intense with what the br. easlea If9Es laral rheumatism.
 Sammy Ferguson is still confined to his bed with slow fever but we under stand, the teaer IS gradually diminish ing.
 We were pleased to hear geoagTs I,;q755fr qsTir7cf, c, 'as,e fofy Grove Sunday -schoo Convention. Our delegates had t , leave before it closed but they got wel 5 enthusiasm and encouragement Glad to hesr ol 50 great an interest be l ing taken in the work.
 Now if they feel like they are stron enough to put good man in the fiel for about one month this summer an organize a Sunday school at ever school house in the country. the neS : annual mes.,as will be rousing one.
 The Ulm boys came over sahrda evening and played the Roe boys game of base ball and beat them prei ty badly.
 V MT. Ferguson received 1890 straw berry plants and put them out last woci
 He has out now very pretty patch
 Next Saturday is the annual schot election day. Ese.y district shoul try 10 put suitable men for the pos
 ton if directors.
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Take Warning,

Notice is hereby given 10 all parties in any way indebted to the Brinkley Drug Company, that l have been ap- pointed Receiver for same and shall expect ycu to come toward and settle your indebtedness or arrange therefor at once. By dcing this you will save both trouble, annoyance 3 and cost.
 r, H. JACKSON. Receiver.
 Brinkley Drug Co. May 8. 1908.
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KEEVlL NEWS.

The weather is dark and gloomy at this writing and everything seems dull as there is so much sickness, but therell be sunshine 10 follow the clouds.
 ". F. Chedister and C. H. Morgan had business in Clarendon Monday.
 Mrs. Eva Dooley is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lucy Chedister, who has been sick so long. We are sorry to report Mrs, Lula Ward on the sick list this week.
 Misses Sidney and Ollie Sharp are visiting their grand mother in Claren- den tAls week. w. M Rice and D. M, Rodgers will soon have their cotton chopped out and be ready to go fishing again 
 5. D, Young, formerly of this neiehoorhood but now of near Moro, visited in our community last Sunday.
 Yves Dcoley, of Clarendon, was here on business last Friday.
 Mrs. Bettie McCray. of Clarendon, is spending few days this week with Mrs. Lucy Chedister.
 Henry Curtis, of Hardscrabble, and Charley Johnson, os Clarendon, were On Pea Ridge Tuesday looking after cattle. Beef men know where to ga to get what they want. | ALco HALL, JR.
The Brinkley argus., 1908-05-15

THE question is no longer "have you used Pears Soapn" but is nave you been governora
The Brinkley argus., 1908-05-15
Rare Bargains in Realty.

Nc. l. 4 splendid cottage home; 2 corner lots; $ room hous,; good watsE sta26ie etc. Lighted ty cleo tricity, within block of Public School.
 This residence. together wit loO acre good cak ridge farm lad. 75 asres opep, , small tenant f1ouses. within 5'a miles ef RFinkiey is a FARE BARGAIN AT S25co.0o. No. 2: A nice 4 room cottage and hall ? good corner lots facing east; fine location; most convenient tc new Baptist College. You can buy it at bargain for S95O.OO.
 Better look into these if you want something GOOD. Apply al
 ARGUS OFFICE.
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$500 Reward For Black
 Mule.

The undersigned will pay $500 re- ward for ;nformation leading to re- covery of mule desonbed below. One small black mule, about 4 hands high; has split in right ear; is about years old.
 5trayed from my place near Holly Grove, on the night of April i7. Phone, or addersS
 w. F. BRANCH.
 Holly Grove, Ark. May 8, 1908.
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4 Happy Falsr

Is soon turned to a sad on. ! to walk the floor every nIel crying baby. McGee's B,b will make the child vell,-s nerves, induce healthy, rormsII Best for disordeered poy,k , stomach- alI teethipg hass,| Pleasant to take. sure, and z! tains no harmful drugs. Psd 50 cents per bottle. Sold | verses Drug Store.
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NATURES WARNING.
Arkansas People Must Recognize ard
 : Heed It.


 Kidney ills come quIetly--mysteri- ously.
 But nature always warns you through the urine.
 Notice the kidney secretions. See if the color is unhealthy f there are settings and sediment. Passages too frequent. seant painful. It $ time then to use boan's Kidney Pills.
 To ward off Bright's disease or dia- betes.
 poan's have done great work in Ar kansas.
 Martin Duttlineer. Of SIS West Third street, Little Rock, Arkansas, says: "For two years suffered al most constantly from dull, heavy ach- ing through my Joins and in my kidneys. II was very painful for me to stoop or lift anything which caused a strain on the muscles of the back, and the kid ney secretions were too frequent and very highly colored. 1 took a lot of medicine but it did me little, if any, good before found out that poan' $ E0 s,s 10 T, Gl fs.si s o
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Valued Sane as Gold,

B. C. Stewart, merchant of Cedar View. Miss: "l tell my customers when they buy a box of pr. Kings New Life Pills they get the worth ol that much gold in weight, if afflicted with constipation, malaria CT bilious ness Sold under guarantee at all pruggi- Is, 25c.
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Kidney Pills had cured people troubled

Kidney Pills had cured people troubled as was. This led me to get box. After two or thee days treatment. the pains began to leave, the kidney secre- tions became regular. and in very short time 1 was relieved of the !roubla.
 For sale by all dealers. Price. 50 cents. Foster-M MiIburn Co.,. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Deans and take no other.
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:. The Worlds Best t1ni

is not entirelyfree from disea1 high elevations feysrs eFsy!all !l the lower levels lnalaua ls q ed to a greater or less exteuq ing to altitude. To overcome| affections lassituie, malaria, biliousness, fever and agu,, sd debility, the most effective .!'
 Electrie gitters, ths s,sat
 and blood purifier; the sna every form of bodily weakness ness, and insomnia. Sola T. antee al all Druggist. Pdes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
suYs ATLANTIC rErEaaApA.
Official Announcement BY President
Sellers Of the Telspost.

New York, Sept 81 by pureaas.
ing control Of the Atlantic Telegraph
company the new telegraph company,
the Telepost. has acquired the use OF
working line over $50 miles long.
from Boston TO Portland, Me.
President n Lee Sellers OF the
Telepost company made the following
announcement:
1T Is true that we have acquired
control OF the Atlantic lines from Bos.
ton TO Portland and will Immediately
install our rapid automatic system of
telegrahy on this line. acceting bus.
mess at our uniform rate OF IS cents
for twenty-five words, cents for eacn
additional ten words. The Western
Unions Boston-POrtland rate Is 80
cents for ten words.
sour Boston-Portland service win be
an object lesson in the possibilities
Of 1900 words a minute telegraphy
at lower rates than the public has
ever dreamed OF. Mr.. Delany's In.
vention. which we control exclusively, ,
introduces a new era In wire transmits.
sion. both in respect to speed and
economy. We are able 10 util.
Ixe the full capacity Of the wires by
machines which send apd receive at
speeds Of !. ZOO words a minute. The
old wire companies are limited by
hand transmission 20 a small fraction
Of this speed. That Is the explana.
ton OF the superiority Of the Telepost
system and OF our lower rates.
Portland viii be The starting point
westward Of our transcantinental
trunk line. on which we are actively
at work. Our plans for the opening
up Of other territories are well ad-
vanced. but we are not now ready
10 announce details The fulAlIment
OF these plans however. VIII soon be.
come evident 70 the public. inst as
In the case OF the Atlantic lines,
when all our arrangements are CON-
pleted.
"The Atlantic lines touch Lowell.
Lawrence and other Massachusetts
cities. besides Dover and Portsmouth.
". H., and several Maine towns We
shall have ave OFFICES IN Boston and
expect 10 get more than our share o.
the 10, 900 messages that psss daily
between Portland and Boston"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
MoMINnEs jill 70 MEsr.
Mitch IN the chesao Program Now
Appears To De Arranged.

Chicago, sept. 81 Judge TAFT and
w. ]. Bryan viii meet at the Caica.
80 Association OF Commerce banquet
In thIs city Oct. after all. accord.
ing 20 an announcement made by
Chairman Dixon. Of the republican
speakers bureau.
II Is possible that the two presi.
Dental candidates VIII meet even
earlier In the day. AZ Judge Taft
has accepted an invitation to speak
At Galesburg, H., Oct. 7, IN the az
ternoon, aud committee Of Gales.
burg citizens has been appointed 10 IN.
vlte Mr.. Bryan to be present beth at
the Galesburg aud tho Chicago ban
Quets. Chairman Dixon said that Il
would be necessary for Mr Taft 10
como from Gaiesburg to this city by
special train
This tain that Judge Taft aid not
care TO meet Mr. Bryan was an twal
dle." said Mr. Dixon, IL ara not
look as n he could appear both AZ
Galeshurgrand Chicago. and so can.
celled the Chicago onBngcmeut De.
cause Judse Tatt already had one en-.
gagemeat Tor Chicago speech on
Oct opening the waterways convea.
tIou IN tie forenoon when l found
that We could set him back from
Galesbugg BY special tyain, I changed
my mind about a."
A. the program n0w stands Jadgc
Taft viii speak at the waterways
convention AZ II a. M, catch q rcg.
ular train b Galesbufg. apoakinx al
linooln-naglaa semtccntcnnlal cAer
cises At D. ~ and thcn return 10
Chicago for the banquet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
cLEvER GIRL rHIeF.
uaasr Very Eyes Of Mistress walked
on With s. 600 IN Jewelry.

uaasr Very Eyes Of Mistress walked
on with S. 900 IN Jewelry.
Philadelphia. Sept, q. Under the
wy eyes Of her mistress, who sus.
psssd nothing, a clever servant girl
hisi walked out OF the house Of John
y Marsden. Ia West Phlladelphia
PC an apron fun Of jewels valued at
1850.
NE girl came to Mrs Aarsden on
nufsday and applied for q position AZ
|. aoaesiic She gave her name as
kig Kelly Mrs. Marsden engaged
~ and iae began to work immediate.
2 A. Mrs. Marsden stood on the
pwca Friday seeing her con OF to
saool the sirl, drossed in street at
~, passed out OF the house. Mrs
A'sisn noticed the apron tied IN a
'as.e under her arm and asked her
.l~s iae vas going She said she
~ going 70 post a letter.
- line passed ard tie Girl dId not
Sl'a' Mrs Marsden went up stairs
~ examined tie safe. finding that
y % ievelry was gone
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
MAY HAvE cosr ILL LIvEs.
oasoli,s Flv In me Navy Yard a, Val
leIe, Cal.

oaselite Fire IN The Navy Yard a. Val,
leIe, Cal.
Vallejo. Cal. Sept ~ The ean
oline are IN the navy yard Friday
wherein Theodore MAY. a chief ma.
chinist, lost his ne ard several mon
we're injured IA nov believed 81 have
cost three lives IN Az Fred Martin. q
gnnb9at BOY and an Italian lasoreF.
are mifsIng. and there IL sYerg Fsa.
son 70 balieys that thoy persisted 10
the water. lnta which they plunged
when INC flames surrclnded tho naat
ing workshop containing nearly rsir.
~ man.
a naval board % Inquiry has bern
appointed 70 Investigate ne secidsnt
Il a generally beileYei shet q light
"a mRtch i8fswn lnio ihe water ln
ai,ed Z quanlliy " refuse gasoline
afoai On the sDFfaee and tht nameN
we're concentrated 70 several han,
ered rairEs " tta lnnammable nuia
which had been pumped ont ~ ihs
tanks ~ tts fuhmaflaan fshs sns
nfampHs. which Nefr moefsa alnnN
side sac hcas 81 ihe aenre " men
wao spFang from gbe op@E platform
la0 shs rAiaf al wsfe raseaea wlsh
lhe sHesrtlcn " Nag, Who ooald aog
swim. nnd possibly the bay and tae
iisiian Fous - me mRa lnnlso the
nrnmprs pwlia6 dDwn lka hafeh nn4
gemaiaea lagssa3rsa snlil ne fge Rsa
sxiiugaiaaes rSess "a inlsnfsig fgom
ihe beat. bst escaping islsyy.
The 4fs taaAet Z l0sa ~ st9et go
oe9 This lnrisgaa taa Assifsstiea
q foms fAiasb's les,famenis some
damAen Is me sBtwtrlar f4ks sn8
geatfaciiob o. stmaegft ashsm iha
two tpNs FvNane ana rraafa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

M6ai&e@eg Ala &e 81 ia
nEs wirh fts megsmsaf Is pgofse' Sc
iaFetgs ass lAs E8we ge tW8af aga8
~ toart ~ fsFse hNs ssrsFisf
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tsn. aNaae aatg "a h NJ tmee sae
49, ~ " cFnF ~ fatas a
gas " ks~ st srgsfssaita m&e var
1sts % - wsts gfa 8 wpgs resat
eff w e8 NsMp 49, MA Gees
Aan a 81 wAst. w.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

San Jose. Calif Sept lt.--shpr'
In Ianghord and District Attorney
FYee wsns 10 Sacramento Friday
night TO secure requieiilon papers
from ne Sovsrngr Cor TIE exirasiiioH
a. VILLAS Harnsld. vho q believed .
bs 4. q. IrrnhAm. the man who killed
ak peFsona near Campbell. tWelvs
years nEo sheriff tanwfgfd Ana
daputy VII ie@ve On Sunday for shHr
man. Tex where hatnel6 % De-
fng held
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

M0asatmEgY Ala SfFf 80 FNe
f'iiapisH nsm1asri A. siesNr ~ tka
HafiAlitss " saa gsA1e aNF8 has& sea
vish NeeFssaTY ~ stase Nsaaa "
fsltaa g. "a FssskiHaan mhN#
" Hue1rcf Hsy Mnssit ~ 81
MsstnH PefaiH rNr y d. natsa
s,es esssYsw y Atsitsn wnsi
Nae ~ D Ma&gwsa Ysrss m
cAmr r~saer I'm pAaos. Fs8
ear W ~ cmli naef "A
ffts lsmss Haaaea. MsNs a. W
ktFtt NNM NH - ate sAs
saeW a. mw @ un aa
GsW
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

Ei&gA4HYi'ie "a A@Df "a W.
ihiFd aAnaa faif aedeg auHglesa "
ifsAegaham Ceaa'Y Pair a8aeeiaalon
NilI ~ hers Al mia giAee ~ 8sss
- % .Oet aaa 3 sad 81 lhe npst
eay ~ oriobsv shs snaual rswnnn "
ns EtnFse-sa1 rs9imenA anesais
ValssfeeFa vii ~ hala d IA inlg
ssopn4s ibaf ~ ssiaa asaemiaatsa
a. 'Ui8 aafisrF DAG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
COSTS LNESOF FOUR
Carelessnass Of IV.YearOld Girl
Hospital Nurse
OTHER DEATHS NAY OCCUR

Patients In County Hesplsal a. San
Diego. CAL, Were Given Water cus
n Pitcher that Had Contained A..
rcphlns--'Nurss In state o. Collapse.
san Diego. Sept. al.--The careless.
ness OF Mary Arthur. a young nurse
AZ the county hospital, has cost the
lives u four patients 10 date, and
toar others, vino drank from pitch.
or containing atrophine. are seriously
M. Il Ia believed, however. that
these viii recover, The dead Rre
J Young.
Charles Kemp.
August FfxsIcy.
Miss Arthur, who "a IN state Of
Sollapso, failed 10 confess Dor aeglocs
until The poison had taken deadly
sFoct
According % her ssatement she iess
a solution 81 atrophlpe 10 Che pitehQF.
which was later hnea BY some other
person. After short absence Miss
Arthur administered the water 10 sey.
eral patients and others helped them,
solves from the pitcher,
While an Investigation has been
made by the county authorities Il has
not yeg bson determined whether ~
not the nurse win DO held legally 70
aponalhle for the four deaths
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

Anboy. CAina. sspi q --'rAs "a
ure cholsra Asss'tai Vepps3 q issal
q thiresa acxgas from cAc'ara fpf
ne sen OARS en9ing TAufafaJ DKai
81 ne IeaeiuR aativs gbgsfeissa ~
Amboy report mat me- traetts way
two ehalerA raast "a ne sams psgipe
sims. TIE wgAl % eeaths ifo@ a.
sats la Ambey thursday VAS ssgsa
teen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
Missing sHlp RrpoRrsD.
'''''' "omsn ons o. ths Passenger
q Steamer Aeon.

o. Steamer Aeon.
Etora British Colombia. sept
y zlssiaE Bitlsh steamer Aeon
sailed on July "a from san
-. - iar sydney. Australia. was
a. i'cm Friday.
# cable dispatch rcscaea
~, ne terminus or ne Pacific
% Vancouver ialand from
- hlaai. saylng thal shs paa.
:, - q ne Aeon we're safe a.
.h Island TIE word cane
Ia'iain 0owuia. ~ ire Aeon
A ''rived q, FannIne islaha
J. = '''aea % &ssaila a. 10 whssk.
A.. Aeaa vas urocked o. smply
80. l,s' sscauss u an aerlssas y ST.
~ @p2ossd haWever shat ne
H'sAinery waa disabled ana
49,. aei aafsa - ire lslana II
- ls Ris1le vito ~ laawtan
% re unvy. az rormsrly
-. 70 amsnS sAs pasasarnss
Aea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

NASHVILLE. Teas f4af 30 -
pert Smas frfn igaman. reAn.
u Hhs see fhat alsbl fsffm c8n~s
- a W nhsW ss samsaf1 Teas /.
sa Meel fs1t tNe hAs ptispt4 tiN
samesitgilg q ~ fisif aeg fog snns
fAsY f.aim WnN misN I'm mssh
fhfs ~ CO neaaty 81 ahleh gsa
nq&fAs ana pamais aas haa misb
tas ntts ie AZ great
y apFts ~ las maitaf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
SOLD corros IN sUlk.
coiauitl County Farrssra 0FssnlEs .
N4W echerrs egs nslllne.


hsW sehsws fgs esillna
Mouths. Ga sept ~ Tho mem.
ssrs ~ ne Fnrmess' pnlon ia this
eounsY. wh3 have inaneufaiea .
scheme a. ss,ilnr tAsir SOLOS IN bark
% snyortsra. hag their erai sals aay
here Thnfs8ay TIE aaie maa -.
flrsig satlssaetory % the onscsrs "
re Busoa aaa amiiar salta wgii ~
asid aeeh Tnart6sy
a hurafef ~ @ore amaf farmsfa
weFe hese With ey1SQn BEa tks uaean
rnnigfs af So NasahDute wers neafiy
zoe taies Ihefe wese 4 aamher ~
oaf ~ ieWn hsgsm hsre ~ iugiiAli1n
aa1 ihe cafiea ass samEleg. pnf ig
i4i ass eis 30 tha hikhosf Sister
Ths prices fsesgei IA gsfg ts1lsfa&
tfrY 81 eve settlers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

CAirars Heyf - -Tes tfnrpaa
para $50 ans bssS sEsremsee ~ ta3
tarth q rwo lsosafss Keeges ~ w
a kiraly plsaars. a. ~ says " "a
e.fasnssna q uofi4s Feprs ~ iAfse
wnafas 10 hlFfhs. twaars aaiea@-'
aMviaw n-rn bcru il thns 1@~ Aas
aga gwo Sarsasn Wmp hufn. - y
usnas usas Angs pses bep eaIsas 80
laN IAaAa naALAa. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
I'LL &c VIC MONsY ooNEl
Mercantile Securities Company in m,
hands o. . Receiver.

FtNNHA ~ tNNNNNNFf
Cchlcago. Sept 2l-A c8pcern IN
Chicago which has bad twenty months
OF HE. and which has sold si.2sO 900
or preferred stock to people all over
ne country &C price 70 yield a mil
lion aud half or more. 1ent lato
a receivers hands Friday.
The receiver at once called on the
ofiicers OF the company n turn over
the aaseta. Ile got somc engraved
certificates Of stock 10 Allies ami Sob,
sidiary companies. aad tsig 20 10
cash.
The receiver wiii Try 10 ind whefc
TIE other 81 ig9 .es0.o % has gone. fpr
be aoes not attach valgs % ths ceftin
Gates
The coucern. which has had this
thrilling cxytenco. a tho Mercantile
secariiies company. eeNond Ia ihs
ehain OF she Rhosaa BwlasfF high
anaace cnFporailoaa Iohn g Tci
zer d the receiver ~ d aiao recelg
~ FOR fhe Central EAfs sscardltioa
eougBanF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

NaFefqaR 60 MeBf "a AaF a
. A'iee ~ fts flsY. a&a aeeapte3
~ seeittae ~ eiFpIiaitsn manageT of
fae w*Fereas EuNy fegmai A.
eNaa y q 4ewssa8ey MA cF several
feaf# eapeFl*see aaa als spnaaeflca
wffh fef sassr Fif ~ aubs Dgayg
aeses4bs glts st 80 8gsgi.ssa Aag
fNe managenemt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

Aumerlst poatp Characteristic Noss
On Deer 81 hIa hama.

Aumerist Pests Characteristic Noia
on Door 81 Ills hone.
haddlHg. Conn. Bopt ~ after
hearing % the robbery "a THURSDAY
night az hla residence here when Two
burmlArn looted the plnco % valnahle
HilveFware, Samuel H. Clemens
tMark Twain indicted tha following
characteristics u9la which ha posted
90 tho door 81 his gealdeacei
"Notlcei 20 the Nest DnFnlnes
rhgFs u noitias but plated ware IN
lhia house now. henrefuFtA ynn viii
md II IN that bfasu thing IN she din.
Inc room ovHg Ia the corner by che
naakes 81 kittens n ysu wans the
bastss pht shs hlltens Ia sAe brass
thine ~ MOI make nolne. h dis
tuFhs the family Yua wlll and fpb
bers ~ the lr5nt hair " tAal thinN
whlgh haa umhrelfs iB NJ chlfopief
I think they call ~, % pegNola er
somsihlng me that Please cioag
the door Yours truly, a. T. cism,
nn4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
slaaLEy wnll suaMIr 80.


"HNf"t"NN N"ff|"F " NNWNW" "fN|t|NM W
Asrepianas Can 80 oxsrsome.
Atlantis. Sept "a As \ result 81
shs arsfdent ~ tbs wginht nspoplans.
c0ionei a. " shirisy. widely
kn0Wn AsroAasllst. who has pllossa
ball0pna anf RirNalps "a ssgmal lnger.
nafl0Eal .oan,sr,s baa announeaa fhni
~ wiii sghnls % shp 9svey8ment
pisa whgFesy ne eanxsr ~ eysFbab
aneise rhs aeFspsaues em IA ever
pgms
Nla ihS9Eg pili ~ FpFksa FAFga2A
Nefiss 81 lsYagH wtiea Nfl ghoN csf.
iala plpRes - me sbip % aaY aigse
siea essifst seag'a uaigg ~ iass ~
eoms 8efstNef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

~. FsFs'a. Seca a sTse xf,u.
49,. = peripas TNe suitnn',
y. e ce pafrs ~ bwanrsins
a. fAa aaitRsllnn mfuss q
a arssEa rassrsst - a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
HAS nARRlEO 600 COUPLES.
that ls the Record " Pastor o. q Jsr
ney City Church.

New York, Sept, Attic Rev.
GottlIeb Andrea. pastor o. the German
Reformed church. Jersey CITY, viii
perform biz one thousandth WeddlnE
ceremony next Wednesday
Mr. Andrea Is said 70 have ofiiciai'
cd at more weddings than any other
mlnIsisr Ia New Jersey The fees
that be has received aSe said 20 hAye
paid the tuition expenses and board
Of his son Rnd dAaEhter az college.
RE has been pastor OF the church f0s
about twsnty .nvs years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
6[PLY Of HASKELL
|ereruOr Denies Hearst'S Sand
ard Oil Charges.
10 PARTY TO NEGOTIATIONS
assertion that ! Had Anything TO %
WIN IN. standard OIL Company Is
Absolutely False" says HaskeI'---'ie
svsan Of Affidavit.

. WNEatN ~
chicago, Sept. 81 lin the face Of
\, assertion Of Mr.. Hearst at st.
'lo,s that an affidavit, signed BY F..
a Nonnett, former attorney gener.
4, q ohio. identified Governor G.
N Haskell, Of Oklahoma, as having
|.,en a party to Standard OIL negotia-
hrs. Governor Haskell Saturday de-
|s,red the statements were absolute
b sslse.
The assertion that | had anything
N 90 with tho Standard OH company
\ absolutely false" said Governor
|Hlskell. On the day the affidavit
y said to have been signed, Sept ~.
|lNs Mr.. Monnett was In Oklahoma
|cb and on that day made a speech IN
phlch he exonerated me from all con.
lrtlon with the Standard OH matter,
h Is unbelievable that any man would
naks such q speech and on the same
tg sign an AFFIDAVIT stating the con.
htY thing There Is no truth 10
na charges"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
IN GRIP Of DROUIH
Eastern Pennsylvania Suffering
From Worst In Years
PAY FOR DRINKING WATER
Forest Fires Burning In Some Sec
tIens and Several Localities Rspors
Danger to Crops unless Rain Comes
Very Soon.

Philadelphia. Sept. Gl Practically
the entire state OF pennsylvania. east
OF the Allegheny mountains. is suMer.
ing from one OF she worst dnugAts IN
years.
In some parts Of the state no rain
has fallen IN more than two months.
and rivers and streams are so low
thar many industries have been inter,
ferea with and in some Instances the
plants have been shut down for the
lack OF water.
Forest iros are bnrning IN several
sections and some localities report
that crops win BE- entirely ruined un.
leas rain comes very soon.
AZ Shenandoah. IN the anthracite
coal regions, water soils at eight cents
a gallon and many nre compelled 20
walk three and fonr miles 10 set a
supply even at that price,
Several coal mluos in the region
have been closed because Of lack OF
water.