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Maps on this trip, something that has not
occurred in many years. Elmer Bates eeh-
orally accompanies the team.
Don't be surprised If you see Unglaub
on second base this afternoon. Manager
Cantillon is anxious to play Bob.
Tomorrow's game starts at $3.50.
Pittsbure seems to have settled on its
feet again. while the worlds champions
will find 1t harder than ever to get away
with the Big Giants from New York.
WASHINGTON. as usual, comes to the
front as q team to upset the caicula-
tions Of the great The Senator'S get IN
more effective setbacks for the other fell
low than any other team in the business
Boston Globe.
Roy Castleton, who was with the
Yankees for a minute, Is critically SICK
with typhoid fever in an Atlanta hospital
Overwork Is said to have been the direct
cause Of his illness.
Ban Johnson is here in hopes of making
q trade or two which will get the
Yankees back into stride. knowing tha'
Mr.. Johnson Is capable judge OF players
we don't like to offer suggestions, but
new infield and a pair Of new backstops
we might be able to cop of a game at
least once in a season.-N. Y. Journal.
Hist to Jake" stahrs squawk. The
day he left New York for Boston he
chirped thusly: I'm glad to go. No more
New York in mine. Farrell doesn't know
anything about the game. and he and his
friends are always 'butting' in
storke. the Amherst boy with Pitts
burg. is going to play first base regularly
for that team. Swacina. on whom walv-
ers were asked, has been claimed by New
york and will join the Giants soon.
Storke played third last year. but as
Leach is content in this position this sea-
son 1t has been decided to send the col
legian to first. He has been hitting well
since he Joined the team.
Did you notice what George Mcbride
did? Up ''ofiicially" three times. he
smacked out two triples and single and
scored three runs. Next we will be read
Ing of Spike Shannon slamming out
four home runs and taking Donlin's job
away from him.-St. Louis Times.
The old story about Hans Wagner quit
ting Pittsburg is on again. They say
that as soon as his benefit game Is over
he is going back to the farm. Well, Hans
makes a lot Of copy and has apparently
tors in the west to an alarming extent. One
thing is pretty sure. and that is chicken
farming must be mighty profitable out
around Wagner's home II 1t exerts such a
fascination as we are led to believe. The
National League would be sorry to lose
Warner all right. but there is not a
chance In ten that he will quit before the
years.
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Annual Athletic Meet.

Many Of the athletes OF the city, it Is said,
will enter the first annual outdoor meet Of
the Columbia Turn Verein. which will be
held at the Brightwood Driving Park
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home run, gave the visitors the only tall
lies. Both teams fielded perfectly. Score:
Totals. IA 1927 10 oil Totals. 80 q Is
sBatted for Morgan in the eighth inning.

Chicago. ............. q
Runs-Jones and Isbell. Two-base hit-Jones.
Home run-1sbell Hits-Of Morgan. 8 In eight
innings. Sacrifice hit-Lord: Left on bases
Morgan, g Struck out-By Morgan. 2; by Alt
rock, l. Umpires-Messrs. Sheridan and Connolly.
Time Of 9aue-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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p.ss Sy wsas Left
Z: Waugh. s. First base on
balls-on Carroll. 2; OF Ellis. 2. Innings pitch
on McLauren. 8; OF Carroll. 8. Struck out-By
Carroll, s.: by Ellis. g.. Home -Linthicum,
Young, Stuckert. Twobase hits-Davis ZaneIlf
Schaefer, McLauren. Sacrifice hits-Zanelli,
Young. Stolen bases-Crampton. Stuckert. Ellis.
Keter, Linthicum. Double play-Le Mat to Lin
thicum to Champion. Hit by pitcher-By Nc
Lauren. /. Wild pitches-Carroll, 1; Ellis, /.
Passed ball-Dutton. Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Time
Of game-1 hour and As minutes.
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Walter johnson will probably work this
afternoon. and joss may be his opponent.
Lajoie didn't want to waste JOSS against
Hughes yesterday but 1t may be the same
thing against johnson, as he 10 going well
just now.
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agreed to call off the proceedings in the
seventh, as it was plain that Interior was

Balzer started the twirling for the Reg
ulators and went so good that the lnte-
riorites could get but one hit OF him; In
order that the clever artist be saved TOT
some other games he was taken OUT ~
the fifth and Quantrelle replaced MN.
The latter was also effective. Heavy nit
ting turned the trick for Interstate Ihey
made twelve safeties, many OF when
counted for extra bases. Doc Dougherty
led in this respect, getting homer. d
triple and a double The official score:
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New York. 4; Chicago 8.
Brooklyn. 8; Cincinnati. 4.
Philadelphia. Z: St. Louis. 4.
Pittsburg, g.; Boston, 2.
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Victory for Woodburn.

The Woodburn Athletic Club showed
the Manhattan Laundry under by the
score Of 20 to at Brightwood Driving
Park yesterday afternoon A good crowd
witnessed the game.
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Plank outpitches Donovan.

PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Plank out
pitched Bill Donovan yesterday afternoon.
and Philadelphia defeated Detroit rather
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Stewart tg. Donnelly t2,, Falconer t,.> Hughes
12l. Double pllay--Dounelly to Hutchinson. I'm.
pire-Mr. Buckley. Time Of same-2 hours.
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Eastern League.

At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Toronto. Z.
At Buffalo-M Montreal. 9; Buffalo, 4.
At Jersey City-Baltilnore. 5: Jersey City, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Newark, 5.
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.
American AUTHORIZATION.

At Indianapolis-Toledo 8; Indianapolis, (ten
lnningsD
AT Minneapolis. 4; Milwaukee, 1.
At Columbus-Columbus, 5: Louisville, o.
At Kansas City-Kausas City, 3; st. Paul, g
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Tall Pitcher Allows Maps But
One Run.
THE NATIONALS MAKE SIX
Liebhardt Lasts Only Three Innings
Under Bombardment.
THE SAME TEAMS PLAY TODAY
Down to Semi-Finals in Western
Golf Tourney-Round Robin
Tennis-Brighton Races.
THE SAME TEAMS PLAY TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Today's Games.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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Totals. 2 q 10 {

by errore-Gurley, A. Wallach. 2. Left on bases
--Wallach. Is; Gnrley. g. First base on balls
on Taggart, s.; of Waterman. 4. Struck out-By
Taggart, 8; by Waterman, T. Two-base hit-Dolo-
van. Stolen basss-Yateman, Holland 81, Lynch,
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Tri-State League.

At Observation-Disclosures 8; Lancaster, 4
eleven innings).
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Trenton, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures, q; Wilmington 8.
At Misunderstanding, 4; Altoona, 0.
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R. R. Y. NJ. c. A. LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Can't Stop Trainmen.

Today's game-Car Department Baltimore
and Ohio.
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Southern Lea1ue,
South Atlantic League.

At Little Rock-Little Rock, 8; Atlanta o.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. 2; Birmingham
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BENNING LEAGUE.

Kenilworth Defeats Benning.
Kenilworth defeated Benning yesterday
in loosely played game. Score, IA to 3.
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Totals. 8 e2718 a Totals. :. s 8 81 10 i
Commerce and Labor. Q Q Q 200 l3
FIRST base on balls-of Richmond. 2; Of Kerr.
e. Struck out-By Richmond. 81 by Kerr. 4.
Home run-Shoemakes Three.base hits-Fenton.
McIntosh Two.base hit--Wahler Stolen bases
Erwin. Osle, Waller e.. Double play-Barnes
to Mcintosh Hit by pitcher-By Kerr, I. Um-
pire-Mr. Coalihower. Time Of same-2 hours
ana 5 minutes.
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Today's Games.

New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE, CLUBS.

STANDING OF TIE" CLUbs.
MES Co. ". 10 i ) RS .7so Howard Co.. ! .seo
Moses & sons. .545 Hahn & COT .467
Murphy 90. 800 Goldenberg.. & 400
Game today-w B. Moses & Sons vs.. National
Electric Suppy Company.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS G. CAFES

tomorrow. The events include q 10O-yard
run. running high jump. hop. step and
lump: running broad jump. pole vault,
putting sixteen-pound shot. horizontal bar
work, vaulting horse and one-mile relay
race.
The list of entries is made of representa-
tiyes of the Gurley Athletic Club. Ger
mania Turn Verein Baltimore Athletic
Club. Sokal Fednota Blesk. Technical
High School. 7. NJ. C. A., Washington
Grove Athletic Association, Arizona Ath-
letic Club, Columbia Turn Verein and the
Athletic Association of the District Of CO.
lumbia National Guard.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.

STANDING OF The CLUBS.
W. L. Pet W. L. Pet
Marines IA .7S3 St Vincent's. 6 .57l
St. Joseph S l2 5 100 Turnerites 6 .5ss
St. Paurs.... 5 .615 iViglants.... AIS
Today's game-St. Yincent's vs.. ST. Joseph.
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Interstate Shuts Out Interior.
interstate Commerce had the game well
liz hand throughout and 1t was mutually
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VIRGINIA League.

At Macon-Macon, 8; Charleston, 5.
At Observation-Disclosures l: Columbia
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There isn't newspaper man with the
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HOW THEY STAND.

At RichmOnd-Richmond. Z: Norfolk, l.
At Roanoke-Danville, s; Roanoke. 4.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 4; Portsmouth, 0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
Senator Clay, Of Georgia, Wants
Issue Of $3sO,OOO,OOO.
ARE TO BEAR NO INTEREST
VIII De Payable to Bearer on Demand
and De Lawful Money and Legal
Tender Of the oovsrnment---Blll for
Emergency Currency

Washington, Jan. IL, Senator
Clay has introduced u bill which was
Eofurred " tho committee on finance
authorizing The secretary Of tho treas
ury TO lssuo ON tho credit or the Unit
Od states $3.50 900 900 OF non'lntereat
bearing lnItod States notes In add
ton To tho Unltod StatOs mensy In
circulation In Guch form AB he may
deem expodiont, The proposed notss
arc TO Do issued In denominations OF
not less than 81. to be payable TO thu
bearer on demand, and 10 be lawful
money and legal tender, They are 70
DO deposited In doposltorles under e.
lsting law by tho secretary OF tho
treasury Deposit OF tho uni,ed states
bonds and state. county and munich
pal bonds a. security for the safe
kooplug OF these public moneys 10 to
be required aud the payment of In
Ierost a. tho ratio OF b per cent viii
BE- exActod on these deposits. Tho
secretary Ia required 10 dlStrlbnta
these deposits equItably among The
several states according W populA'
ton
An amendment TO the Aldrlch cur
Senoy bill was introduced by senator
Nelson OF Minnesota, II provides that
on4,thIrd OF all taxes to be paid BY
tho national banking associations upen
tho average amounts Ut their notes In
circulation shall be set apart In the
treasury ~ . guaranty fund for dOpOs'
itora 10 the amount Of their deposits
IN any bauk that may become insol'
won't. This fund II not to bO allowed
% exceed 80 900 900,
Senator Bulksly Introduced q bill
providing for emergency currency Ia
be issued by banks through the
comptroller ~ The currency With the
approval Of tho secretary OF ths usas-
Try IN amounts equal 10 the par value
OF tho boads 70 he deposited with
the treasurer Of the United states II
provides that UnltCd states honda,
Panama canal bonds. bonds OF any
state. county or city. or town. or mu'
BiCipaity. OF not less than 80. 900
population may DO accepted for auea
purpose No bonds Of state e0Hn-
~ or municipality that has doiaultsd
IN payment Of principal or interest 90
sny oi 10 bonds ia the past ahall DO
received Tor tbls purp0ss,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
Notice to Tsx.Paysrs,

We will be- at the following places
on dates Bct opposite for the purpose
Of collecting taIea due on tar roll 1907
and making assessment ol property
fuF 1905.
Hague Monday, January 18th. 1908.
Hland--TaeSday. January il,h. 1905.
IACfossc--Wedncnday and Thurs
DAY. January 18Th and 10th. 1905
WNIdo--Friday January ~. 1908.
Rochelle Monday. January goth.
1908
camp,ille--ruesday January sist
ls1N
Orange lsigsts--w Wednesday iaha.
aFy 2lna. 1903
Molrose--ThursdAy JasuA'y 3.rd.
lB9E
Hawth1ru Friday and Saturday.
Ianuzry gl,h and 25th. 1904
Mloanopy --Tsesday, JanaAry sssh.
1908
Eyins,Oa -- Wednesday. JaHaary.
18th. 1903
Isiaad Gr0ve-TbaFadAy. IannRFy
19th. 1903
Hixh HprinEB Tuos.1ay ard Wed
nerdAg February tth ard In. 1914
We earnestly reqasas thti al Fsoe
srtY owacfs win aSAn uainsivss %
tia opyortsaiiT q fAyias An4 setSyp-
tag tAsif ntos. Aa4 thsgubJ ave tAs
tsss ns4 esY~Hss fUEsssd 70 Eaahs
TIP ~ ike srurt hsssts
Y0afE - ssTTs faiihszily.
~ q pIcEIgBoN.
Tar CalsoctoF.
WILLIE w. coIsOs
TsS Assesses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
Saturdays Fire.

An alarm OF Are was turned In from
Box i2 at 1870 o'clock Saturday after.
noon. which called the department
with It's usual promptncss % the resi-.
dence. eos r. Union street occupied
by Or. Clyde l., Carter and family.
The alarm at hrst caused a great
deal OF Excitement, a. the wind was
very high. hut II was toOu nscertaincd
that the fame. could oaally be kept
down, owing 20 the pr1mptucss In
which tho alarm vas responded 10.
There was no damage. other than
the damage caused by cutting the roof
Ia order 10 set 20 the flames
The origin Of the IRE WA from
defective nuc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
PARADE or UNEMPLOYED.
Thousands March In Cincinnati 70 the
City HAIL

Thousands March In Cincinnati 70 the
City Hail.
chicago. Jan IA dispatch 10 the
Tribune from CineinnatL o.. SAYS
A parade os thousands % uhempioy.
ed marched 10 ths city hall friday.
whore a delegation held eoafsrsbee
with MAJOR MarkSrctt and tho city of.
aeiAls
II vas represented 20 tho mayor
chat The closing down % tho factories
bssAuso ~ tho money stringsaeY had
thfssh thousaBds 81 msR out u work
aad lha, saRsSiag vas widespread
Tbs spokesman requested AID Gha
vsFS TIE mayer bsflned bin MAJ
e4sps hG4 bssu istsa 20 appropriate
egs.09e foe irnmsd;ats TsIisf Afraags.
mentS have been mass Tor opsatRs
SFsaa espo,S. soup houses iad shshsF
Bsaeea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
George Taylor Explains.

From Sundays Daily Sun:
The Sun was In communication with
George Taylor of Palmer by telephone
Saturday, In the matter OF an inter.
view which appeared in The Times.
Union OF the Sth lust. quoting Mr.
Taylor, who Is a commissioner or rep.
resentative from Alachua county to
the Mid.Winter Fair at Jacksonville.
While the interview does not say
so. II would be inferred that Mr.. Tay.
Tor had assured that management OF
the fair that Alachua county would
be present with a large general ex.
hlbit, when Mr.. Taylor intended to
convey the expression that the county
would have a good stock exhibit, and
possibly good mineral, cotton and
naval stores displays
No effort ls being made for q gen.
eral exhibit, but only the lines above
referred to will be seriously cOnsld.
cred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
ALAcHUA's NEW BANK.
Has Started In With Fine Prospects
Of Good Business.

W SSeo 0beNSees
From Sundays Daily Sun:
The First National Bank OF Alachua,
which started business In that pro-
gresslve town few days ago with a
capital stock of $4,000 and a good
backing OF solid citizens and business
men. reports business very encourag.
ing, From the opening day deposit.
tors have been pouring In, showing
confidence In the new venture. and al
together matters have been rosy with
the new bank.
The officers of this new bank are
Dr. j. C. Bishop, president; T. w.
Stands, Hrst vice.president; c. A.
Williams, second vice.president; G,
w. Mccall, cashier.
With such conservative management
as is assured in this institution, It is
safe to say that the AFFAIRS OF the bank
will grow In prosperity from year to
year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
Written In Savannah River Har.
Dor 1SRindIe.
SUIT OF OBERLIN M. CARTER
Federal Judge kohlsaAt Has Decided
that the Government Is Entitled TO
100000 Of Carriers Money Located
by I.Arien Erwin.

Chicago, Jan, ll.-Judge konlsaAt,
In the United States circuit court. has
rendered a decision In favor OF the gov.
eminent in tho suit Of Captain 0ber-
lin NJ Carter. formerly United StatSs
army engineer, charged with aaytng
defrauded the United states Of $780,
900 through conspiracy with Contrac-
tore Greene and GaynOr.
The court ruled that Carter was not
entitled to the 100000 In Union Pa
eilc registered railroad bonds and
other securities traced by the govern
nent to safety deposit VGuhs and
banks in various parts Of the country.
Under the decision the government
will retain these securities and the Ia
nous case. which resulted in the con-
Viction OF Captain Carter and OF
Greene and Gaynor and the imposing
OF ponitentiary sentences, 10 brought
TO q close.
Funds Tied Up In Suits,
The funds OF Captain Carter, which
the government claims were proceeds
Of Carriers collision with Greene and
Gaynor, are tied up by suits pending
In the federal courts of New York,
New Jersey, West Virginia Georgia and
Illinois. BY agreement all OF these
salts we're consolidated and tried be-
fore Judge KohIsaat in the United
States circuit court in Chicago about
a year ago. II Is the claim OF Car
ter that the funds In question were Civ.
en- MIN by his father.in.iaw. the late
Robert + Wcstcot, OF New York.
The case grew out OF the construe-
ton OF certain river and harbor I'M
proyements on the coast OF Georgia.
The government prosecutors contended
that the army officer aud the coutrac-
tors dcrlauIed the government In the
sum OF s.. - 600 and that one-turI
OF this amount. or about $4,000.
went 20 Ca..n'c Car'or. Special as.
dgau' 10 o., ra'rl states attorney
geue-al Varna E-win. vas assigned
20 TIC .-...e.... 20 o, the cases and AZ.
ter s..... R.... work 100000 In
yes.tl .y C... Jos various states vas
>racol r.f seized Tho hearing be-
fore JUICE ho. a'' extended over
se,,-a, a.,.. a.4 scores OF witnesses
were ,.e....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13

We desire 10 thank our nsighbOra
aud friends Tor their kihdneaa shown
~ daTinE tho illness ~ our beloved
son and brother and iur their gym.
path7 aud eDBsoiatl9u wbsn admins.
terms tbs Last aad rites also to the
ladies sho brought the beautiful nov.
ers ard packed them tor the hug
ioanTy TbgY have bsvh heard from
and feashsd iEelg Destination IL E,,od
condition.
Stay Gosi sid Bif tleeslng ~ 700 all.
is th6 prayer 0f
} n PATTEA8ON.
" PATTERSON.
MAGGIE n. HKtFniCu
DAISY CHERRY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13

ers met this day, pursuant to adjourn,
mcnt OF Tuesday,
Present; J, G, Dampier, chairman;
w. J, Mathews, G, G, Pedrlck, +, r,
Paulllng and ], +, Townsend,
The meeting being called to order,
the following orders were made;
That {, l., Thlgpln be paid for sery.
ices on road, $40
That The Gainesville Sun, q news
paper published IN Gainesville, AhCh.
ua county, Florida, be, and is hereby
designated rs the newspaper In which
the tax collector OF AlaChua county
shall publish tho delinquent tax llst
for the year A. u 1905, assessment Of
1907.
That G, l.. ThigpIn aud T. R,Waits
be- employed to oversee tho working
OF the public roads and bridges Of
AlaChua county for the year OF 1905, at
a salary ot $40 per month, each,
That G. G, pcdrIck aud y, IT,.
WiCugcs bo empowered to have tho
barn at the county jail repaired at
once.
That the SIS paid into the county
by the carnival company be refunded
to the Hospital Association,
That the county convicts be- leased
for the year 1905 To $. A. Rawls \
Co. nj the following; $40 per month
for each convict now In possession of
the said 3 A. Rawls y Co, and $50
per month for each aud every county
convict that may be- convicted aud
hired out during the year 1905,
That The bond OF j, d. Luther for
$500, To own aud operate u ferry
across the Sewnnncc river. between
the counties OF Lafayette and AlachuH.
aud described as follows, In Lot II,
Sec IL, TIP. 10 \, Il, ~ w., be- ap.
proved upon the conditions that the
said ], ~ Luther put IN operation tho
said ferry within ninety days from
this date, upon condition ~ follows
Fcrriagc -Four horses and wagon.
81, twohorse team. ftty cents, one,
horae team. twenty-five cents. one
horse. twenty cents; foot passengers.
i've cents. Said ferry shall be- operat.
ed from sunrise to sunset for period
~ ten years"
That Order 40 tt32. made August ..
1909, relative Ia mpplomcntlng IN
equal amount of money raised by any
nrighborhood Tor the purpose ~ build.
INK hard roads leading 10 0aincavule.
be. and the Same Il hereby rcsclndod
That tho bond 81 & Y LAYTON az
notary public, with John W HIRudng
md y J Thomas 90 suro,lor bee ap
proved
,hat The bond 81 ]. - Toot,T ~
jus llro Of the peace for district SO \.
81 ia Z u Saunders aud r e Holden
as surcIlos. be approved
That whereas. A u Zotruurr y. ~.
ilill A. r. Reynolds. n H. Smith, q
" Easicrllu and =, .. Phillips each
having complied wlth the law. that
zach b. granted q permit 10 carry a
pistol according IA Inv
Whereup0b The board adl0thned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
AZ "a D, An,Lgetslan .

Pehin. JEl 10 --FG.,ssT reports ~
ne Fots a; KiA HslAG. . toua IA Ne
province % CAskitrg sselars TIE
Eevsmsat there 20 - AAuforeign-
The CalAalte nissiofSTy stAtiso AAs
askss Bspst. 2s FrsasA minister
10 CAiaa. fer prO;sctio.a. Asd The nss.
htsr Ill tAAs ~ TIE uA;isF via ths
fost!Ea soafc lame.iaisiI.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13
STATE TO Guy 5000, 900 TAGS.
Let Contract for the Fertilizer Tags
o., DC Cents Per thousand

Let Contract FOR the Fertilizer Tags
- &c Cents Per Thoutand.
" Auan,s. Jaa 1.-THE stat" depart
mert o.. .r-0.a.rgro has lct dc con
tfsc, FOR fa-. .a,nE fertilizer tags for
the currsn. ,e,r 1908 10 tho RSyburn
Aianufagl.az company OF Philad"
ph'a Al CD rrra ger 1000, To"
mex loves, bd vGs a cea'A.
Under Ao .rec!Gcsuoas Georgia
-, ne f.,o taz nat "a fJTn.shed
- to...a.a ttic ccats per 1000,
.Av.ug % $3.50 90 ITO S.Seo.'o0 Tor
which rc r.a.e AAs given itA ORDER
Tao s,a.s o. Georgia "''i pay Tor
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13

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hss ~ his sais. taa th4 ladies' Wa
eiiss tAis sppassabisy VII ps0hahiy
haSs eases - regret thaiT naiassssfs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-13

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