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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
FOR sALE-vACANT LOTS.
TERRACE CORNERS

CROSSE POINrE DISTRICT. facing
Jeferson-ave.. large corner lot. lots
OF shade: all improvements IN: ,choic-
est residence lot now left and az the
lowest ngurc. Sec the owner for
bargain.
GEO. II. KEYES.
200 WHITNEY BLDG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION .
per cent interest certificate, good for
one cremation. r. X Kolb. Treas
and General Manager. 1925 e. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge Sos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
MACKINAC ISLAND

Four now stores TO rent. steel ceilings
electric lights. large plate windows;
In a desirable location. Address L.
O. box "a. Mackinac Island
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
Toa~S,LE or ESCHANGE.

near car barn--The pretti-
est little new house OF rooms. at
tic. cellar. oak floors. electric light.
house newly painted white and green
shingles second story. high porch,
good barn, 40-ft lot. facing two
streets | can sell ~ cheap and on
easy terms would take auto part
pay.
GEO II KFYFS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
mo ~ No. 1896 Antonio Texas Novebre IS as 1909
.El Trato Bruta lsde los Conviictos
Declaran antIguos Guardas

E6rdenes de Mr.. Durham, q cuyo
llugar Sc lie destin6 con anteriori-
ldad 8 sll traslado & Ia prisi6n de
IRnsk, siendo despues exa.tado al
|puesto de Ayudante de la Supe-
Erintendencia.
II Mr.. Durham es un leiano parien.
lte polftico del Gobernador Camp
bell, por matrimonio. Debe fiiar-
SO la atencion. en- que tuvo que
rhformarse la ley respectiva q fin
de que pudiera permanecer en-
sll empleo, siendo pariente del E.
Jentiyo del Estado, & cuyo desem
peho fue asignado por disposition
dfl mismo Gobernador, en- susti-
tucion de j. II. Boyd quien pas6
a5ldesempefiar la direction de La
Reformatory" de mnchachos en-
9Gatesyille. Bajo la primitiva ley.
Eel Gobernador Campbell y Mr..
Durham, sc hayan .considerados
con vinculos de parentesco por
afinidad en- tercer grado. La ley
original, prohibe el nombramien-
tosde Durham en- ell empleo, bajo
la prohibition general de que min
GIN Jefe de Oficinas, puede se--
, halar para el desempeno de pues-
tos cargos p1blicos que esten
baio su jurisdiction, & ninguno dc
sus parientes hasta el tercer gra-
DO por consanguinidad 6 matri-
mpnio.
Ia lcY reformada prohibe tales
nointramientos hasta el tercrr
grado r'or consanguinidad y has
tn ol 2c. por afinidad, de aquf
| u dicha Icy no afecta ahora ell a.
Mr.. Durham pueda permanecer
en- el cargo, bajo la jurisdiction
del Gobernador. Sin embargo, al
reforlnar la ley original, la Le-
gislatllra olvid6 reformar tambien
Ia lss de tarifas de paeosgsle le con-
lfora4sittasf, Y ssta ley Ijfeeiane, aut
Ininglin fondo del Estado sc pa
CARA a parielites llasta el tercer
8Tissio por consanguinidad 8 AFT
nldad del que senal6 6 nombr6 al
dcsempenante del puesto 8 cargo.
Probablcmente e1 Gohernador Sc
fignra que la Ley de la tarifa de
pagos no afecta & la parte refor-
mada Gle la Ley dc Organization
| y desempefio de cargos publicos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25

Dieen do Monterrey con facha 21
Jos6 Moyn u Desiderio Pcfia ri.
fieron d batazos antenoche on INA
do las cailes dc la ciulad. Heri-
dos fner0n trasIadados amboa al
hospital, donde Pofia muri6 y. Mo-
va aguafda 81 resnltado dc sns he
ridas. No Sc les yi6 refiir de pala-
bra prca eaminaban, a,nigable.
niente al parecar. Rapentina.
Inenta so efeatu6 al rnHtno ataauc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
oAPITULo II.

Ataque & rnano armada del Che.
riff w. T. Morris 4 loa hernia
nos Roman y aregorio cortoz.
Roman es mortalinente heri..
do y Morris muerto por Gre
gorio,
La tarde del doce dc Junio del
aio de 1901 SO encontraba Gre
Eorio Cortez muy tranquito rodea
90 dc su esposa Y sus hijos on SUI
fasa de hahitaeidn ubieada on Il
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
Aunnento de tarifas.

Las empresas locales dc coches
de sitio intcntaron aumentar los
precios de tarifa por cl uso de
vehieulos en- el servicio,de acompa
namicntos de entierro de cadavc-
res, ftlndando el motive del au-
monte EN- el alza del precio de fo-
rrajes.
El Mayor Gallaghan, encontr6
luc ese aumento es Illegal y man
do Sc prosiguiera eI sistema de
tarlfa que autoriza la ley.
a este respecto, los emprcsa.-
rios dc coehes de sitio han forum.
lado una petici6n, encaminada 4
que Sc rcforme La Ordenan2a dc
Ia cludad en- la partc rclativa, per
mitiendo ell alnnento de la farifa.
El asunto 10 resolvera eli Con
clio de la ciudad, hoy.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
| Dicen que Sc linohan mexicanos.

Dicen que Sc linchan mexicanos.
"Y ST Sc me ocurriese pregun-
taros, cudndo han sido castigados
los responsables de los frecuen--
ties linchamientos de MeSicanos
en Texas, que me responderiais?
~ ST os pregllntase tambien,
Due fue 10 Que hizo ell Gobierno
Americana, con respecto 4 las
Iquejas d.sl Consul aTayen, que fu6
golpeado por la policia de FL Pa
so, que respuesta se me daria?
Y 81 os preguntase, que es 10
a opinais acerca de La burla que
sc ha hecho de nosotros en- los ca
SOS de- Fornaro, ell libelista Y de
9ordi el estafador, que opinion
expresarfais9
que pensariais que haria
vuestro Gobierno, 81 una comi--
sion de mis- compatriotas fuese 4
solicitar que los directories del
World v del American Magazine
fuesen reducidos 4 prisi6n por
insIltos q Mexico?
Y, ahora decidmc Porque es,
que por cualquier pequeifo asun-
to sin importancia, formais una
Comisi6n = vais 4 quejaros al
Gobernador, al Ministro y aun al
Prcsidente, hacienda fenomenales
aspayientos acerca de c0sas que
NO amcritan la menor importan,
eia? Porque no ocurre otro tan
to con la Colonia Francesa. 10 A.
ilernana, la Espahola 6 cualquiera
otra dc las demds colonias9
Simples Y arrogantes gringos
es porque veis d Mexico, como ye
[ riais a un pals conquistado. Els,
'this dispnestos 4 llotlar y hnnli-,
Illar d los Mexicanus.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
Dicen de Austin. rexas /:

1AlAoJAtASt CIAoo.
De r. j. Richie, diputado Cons
table de Hilsboro y de j. w.
! Pierce, labrador de Hill County,
quienes fueron citados q instan--
cias del Senador Hudspeth's, La
Comisi6n de investigation de peni
tenciarfas obtuvo hoy graves testi
monios que afeetan a1tamente la
reputation de I. E. Durham, a.
Iyudante del Superintendent de
penitenciarfas, encargado de La
prision de Rusk, mientras fungid
como Sargento comandante de las
fuerzas de convictos en- La finca
lde labranza de Burleson and
Johns en- ell Condado de Hill.
FL testimonio de esos ciudada-
nos. quiencs durante mucho item
po permanecieron con Mr.. Du--
rham en- aquella hacienda, corro-
bora en- mucho los informes va ad
quiridos por la Comisi6n en- ell
examen de los sentenciados Y aun
anade importantisinlos datos con-
cernientes al regimen v conducta
interior Observable por los emplea.
dos de la prision.
Los testimonies anteriores dc
que Mr.. Durham bebia licor mien.
tras estuvo en- Ia hacienda .sBur-
leson and Johns han sido corro-
borados hoy, asi como tambien Sc
eonfirn16 ell otro testimonio de "a
el mismo sc daba ell sobrenombre
de Rey del Cuero v Sc cnorgulle-
cla de tai apodo. Asi mismo sc
descubrio que es cierto que Mr..
Durham, sc yanagloriaba con fre-
cuencia, de su pretendida habili-
dad de obligar 4 los eonyictos 4
exonerar ineonaeientemente de
Inn solo latigazo, <haciendoles per.
der por complete Ell dominic de
Isus faeultades intestiuales de
que notorias Y bastantes prliebas
habia dado de semejante V barba-
ra habilidad ante numerosos tes-
| tigos.
Se eomprob6 tambien que el
inismo Dir. Durham. ,usaba fre.-
suentemente lenguaje obscene Y
abusivos epitetos para los pena.
dos que son tristemente ciertos
tambien los informes acerca de
que Sc excedia en- In severa crueI-
idad de sus castigos llasta ell extre
mo horroroso de causar deridas
con su iatigo que abrasaba 4 In
victlma desde ell hombro hasta lbs
taiones, hacienda manar In san
gre, con marcadas muestras do
salvale y fer6z satisfaction que
aaueitas heridas sc trasforma han
0rfvemente en- llagas que, mueba.
veees, mayores que la palma tie
! Ia mano de I'M hombre. cuando =,
medic oreadas, sc adheYfan 4 lns
ropas de las dcsgraciadas & inaa.
fensas victimas. &c modo tan ia.
haz, que al tencr que mudarse
ropa tenian que arrancarse yos
/ costras de las llagas desanora,,,
Go On abundancia y oeasionando
Iuevas horribles = frecuentes tor.
| tliras. ~
lodos esos llerhos fueron pre-
sghclados por los tcstigcs oae de.
clararon hey, duraute In 6pona
en- que prestaron sus servicios en
Ia burleson and James 4 las m
-~"n-@-s-s-esSsl--s--
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
cAP1TULo 4
Rasgos biograficos y fison6micos
de Gregorio Cortcs.

1ses W UlogIa1lC0S y 1lsonom1cOS
de Gregorio Cortez.
Gregorio Cortez tiene La edad de
80 ahos, naci6 en- Ia ciudad de
San Antonio de Reynosa del Es-
tado de Tamaulipas, Mexico; su
padre fue el senior Ramon Cortez.
que va falleci6, Y su madre que vi
We y actualmente cuenta setenta
y tantos amos de edad, es la sefio-
ra Rosalia Lira de Cortez; ambos
padres de origen mexicano.
Ell ano de 1889 la familia Cor
tez, compuesta de los dos espo--
sos y de los hijos Roman, otro va
ron, dos niias y Gregorio, que
es Ell menor de todos, vinieron q
|avecindarse temporalmente en- La
ciudad de Edimburgo, Texas, con
el objeto de trabajar en- las CO.
sechas del algod6n y ALI fue dom
de falleci6 ell senior Ramon Cor
tez, habiendo tenido que regresar-
Sc ell aflo siguiente la yiuda con
todos sus hijos 8 la Republica Me,
xicana radic6ndosa an Io o;ndad
de Mafamoros an donda ronn,ana
cieron como ocbn a5os hasta 80
al fin Sc vinieron otra vez Lodos
d residir al Estado de Texas. {
Gregorio desde ell fallecimiento
de sta padre, y no obstante sll cor
81 sosten;m;an+n 10 - -, "o@5al pure
demas fam;i;a : - ti''St :
ro,,..a.
g., 1910 onl ~ ~. hla attihloIio O. con La
80, 4sD.igr ~ piaz; de c.lgo matr1
ni6ita : tros ,,s,n,,n; at" '''9os' .s.: .sia
embar9o do lac oIl;ao o:;. o.n
traidas nor 6, ot,.;nlan;a oH
% bo dasotora;1n m = tn''u. - nun
enc dfos 49, ,,',o ~ 10, q Ia AURORA ae
firma nnn ha s;dn ~ i = ~. ;!iisiia a.
mss l. H. !ha ,;,s1 m siuo ei niJo que
'''1 - 10 ''.ioae'o atendiaot
Dedicado los rudos trabajos
~ -, :" tauiailNa ,a y SIN mas capital
dao da,,; ?us oraNos, Sc estorzaba en-
"''ial,t ~, f,,n. - cph e honrado sudor ale
~ ~ ileiitI n'i q sustehto de stl faml-
cl;r ao;Gn " 1aa ,Se onSerfaoo por IN
! iIonS oi1n as rcsi"s economlcas,
50 pioNeerse de lnstnmen--
LOS 0 'ltIies Gle iabranza necesa--
rtos ae un par de bestlas de IL
70, con ctlyo mezquino patrino-
NO sc estaoiecio el ano de 1901
en- e, rancho llamado Thulema--
yer uei Gondado Gle Gonzalez, Te-
Aas, en- donde afrendo algunos a.
cres &c terreho y sc dedic6 al
cultlVo del algod6n.
dregorio Cortez es de regular
estatura, complexion delgada
muy agil en- sus movimientos y 20
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
La embaiada medcana tendrl

La embajada mexcana tendra
nueva residenoia en- Washing.
ton.
Avisan dc Washington que al
nrimcfo de Dicicmbre ps6Simn sc
trasladaran las oficinos de 10 Rm-
faiada do Mexico en- los Isstados
unidos Ia easa que f0rma es1tli.
ms deila calic * con In plaza Mae
Phefsen, frente d las habitaciones
del Seeretario de Estado AR.
Knox.
lM edtficio que ocupara In En-
1ada tl,eSleana rs hermosisimo, es.
To perfaetaTnente dcrorado i fu6
antiguamente cmpieatlo on ofieiz
mas del ramo de Justieia, por 10
que tieiles Gepartamentos muy a.
propiados para las grandes reeep.
.niones Y para aespaclios.
I'm la misnla eaaa estara fn re.
.sidencia prisada del Embaasdor
de Mexico. Lic. Don Francisco Il.
de la Barn, asf como de sus Se-
scretnrios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
fIelada on fgabiuas.

Dicend dc Sabinas, CoahniIa. aue
et uaiercoles 1g cay6 la primera
helhda de III estaei6n dc inviorno
preganta Todas las cososhas SO
han levantado vi y on tai ooncep.
10, el hialo no hi ocaeionatlo al
men0r perjuicio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
El testamento de Linnantour.

Dicen de la ciudad de Mexico
con fecha 10:
Ocusto entire algunos de
sus papeies, fue encontrado hoy el
extrayiado tastamcnte del Sr. Ju-
lio Llinantour, hermano que fu6,
del Atinistro de finanzas de aquel
pals y que falleei6 no lla mucho.
Efabiendose extraviado ese docu
mento despuGs de la muerte de
Don Julio, srl viuda comparesi6
ante los tribunales, pidiendo Sc hi
ciera Ia disposition legal de los
hienos des sl fallccido csposn. Ell
.haliazgG del testamento hoy, no
liaee gran diferencia en- In distri-
buci6n del iegado. pues dei6 todo
4 su viuda & lliios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25

Ill REGIDoR Sc vende en- Ia
Tienda dc r. Renterfa, en- San
Marcos, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-25
lRI'eloj Buenlo ! Y Barato!s

Al Eeciho de cinco pesos se le enyiar6& & I'd
1Nn hormOsO relOj, para o. ShailerO: III caia an
Ychep1dA en- 0eo 81 gafantixada pOr3 cifco s.
IMosj maqulns amer ricana de Clase regular y
nSl0s rele1s5 Hei den en- otraS paStes Eor''
EHios I.!o pesos fllaI,se sls idos 8 Pablol
IAntOnios Texas s5 t as 4 -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
NEW BANK oAsHlER,
c. A. FairelOth Resigns as Cashier OF
Gainesville National.

W. H, Burdlck OF Macon. Ca, was
elected cashier OF the Gainesville Ma.
tIonal Bank at a meeting held recent.
" by the board of directors OF this
popular bank.
c. A. Faircloth. who has held this
position since the opening OF the
hank nearly two years since. has prov.
en- himself n most capable man. and
one that has worked hard for the In,
terest OF the institution. and bis reslg.
nation. was accepted by the directors
with much reluctance. lie continues
IN the capacity Of cashier until the
arrival Of Mr. nurdick. who has been
detained but Is expected IN this city
at ava carly date.
u VIII be gratifying news 20 Mr.
Faircloth's numeroun friends aud AZ
qualntances 20 know thai he viii still
make this city his home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
MlLaosE NOTES

MELRosE. Nov AIT the recent
examination 1t the Nolrosp school the
following boys and girls made Fan.
eral average " sS per cent and over
Rilla Fowler. Attio lee, Ola lee.
News Husband. Ruth 0oodson. aym
Barr. Anna lee. Lsla Mc0reEof Reds
Robinson, Troy jolly. James AIdof.
man. Herbert Chamberlain
Mr lIlli aud parry eamo over from
Gainesville via Waldo In about two
hours IN = hha touring car recently
The hrst ducks ~ the scason we're
seen gying aFound tgwn on Thurs'ay
night
A town msetiuE saa held hst nighi
a the tosn han fog the purpose ~
Seeding q feiseailon 20 dalaearllif
ara iutfrgisu ihs county commits
rioneFs shout oar share b. ne foad
tends Nesers a A 0cilae. a. ~
Craig and Ne ToFlsY we're appointed
90 Fepfessnf District it is ths maiier
Notwithstanding the short notice =
good aHmbfs u eiiizens pefs present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
An Inviting HOstelry.

The Atlantic Hotel. formerly the
Acme, OF jacksonville. under its new
name and change Of management j.
receiving at the present time a liberal
share Of patronage from It's Florida
friends and tourists from the North,
who are all very much pleased at the
appearance OF the hotel after being
rehtted and refurnlshed By its new
owners no expense has been spared
to make the Atlantic one Of the bet
hotels I'm jacksonville and those In
tending visiting Ja honvilie would
do well 10 go 10 tng Atlantic. vhcre
they Will receive the most courteous
treatment. Geo MOofofd Of New
York. its mana PR thoroughly under
stands the needs Of the travelling pub
lie, and with the assistance o. Col v.
J. shlpman, who has q host OF friends
in this and other States. - chief
clerk the popularity Of the Atlantic
Is assured. and We bespeak Tor them
a crowded house all The time during
the coming season Go 20 the A.
lantlc The next time you visit Jack
sonvIIle. and get acquainted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
CIRCUIT COURT WILL
CONVENE ON MONDAY
SHORT SESSION ANTICIPATED
BY STATE ATTORNEY RIVERS.
Says That Court VIII Be over With
BY Thanksgiving DAY at
the Latest.

Circuit Court, which will convene In
this city on next Monday morning.
will be the shortest session held In
the county for a number OF years. ac-
cordlng to the statement OF Solicitor
Rivers.
He states that the docket, which
has been completed, Is the smallest
for a number of years and that a
greater part of Il IS continued bust.
ness from other sessions. therefore
no believes they will be through and
over with the business by Thanksgiv-
ing day at the latest
The converting OF court will cause
a large number TO visit Gainesville
Turing the coming two weeks, the ex
ira crowd will make the city liyeller
In business way, and the merchants
will doubtless feel the effects OF the
increased crowd by a liberal patron.
agp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
CHANGES BEING MADE.
improvements in All Sections Of the
City Go MerrIIy On.

To see that Gainesville is alive and
fully up to all other sections of the
State one only has to visit over the
city, for in every nook and corner
changes and improvements are being
made.
Among the largest contracts that
are now being worked upon, and
which will add to the city, is the HAND,
some new addition w. Il. Baker is
having made to his home on East
Alachua avenue. He is having three
rooms added to his dwelling, besides
others enlarged, and when the work
is completed it will compare with the
many other nice homes in that sec
tion, while it will prove among the
most comfortable.
DR.. NJ #. DePass is having the
handsome and large Day house on
North East Main street remodelled
and rebuilt to suit his own conven-
fence. The house will be arranged
with all modern Improvements and
more rooms are to be added.
The old building OF s. V. Duke Is
also being remodelled and enlarged
and will contain many more rooms
additional when completed. Il being
located adjacent to the square makes
ii most ca y Of access and very val.
liable property
Mrs. NJ. +. Hale is having her home
recently purchased on East Main
street remodelled and added to, This
place being in a particularly desir.
able section will prove most valuable
when the changes aud alterations are
made
w n, Wilson and r. j. McRae are
among the latest to have handsome
granolithic sidewalks placed around
their property on South University
street, ard this class Of work Is now
being generally contracted for in all
sections CT tie city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
OCCIDENTAL KILLING
| At SANTA Re TUESDAY
!. >, ows J. |. cHEssER's HEAD
FROM HIS BODY
in the Act Of Handing the
weapon to a Friend When
It Was Discharges.

,,ormation was received here yes
av Of the accidental death by
ting of ]. L. Chesser, which &C
.od near Santa Re late Tuesday
ming when he. in company with
,ssr employees Of the Sutton Lumber
r,mpany, we're en- route to their
bones.
NJ Chesser and his brother had a
,,traet for getting out saw logs for
! mill and as was their usual Gus
M went by the mill to report their
,ys work before going home. J. l..
c0ssser had always carried with him
small single-barrel shot gun and It
v,s his own instrument which caused
MS sudden death.
Il was stated by the brother Of the
deceased that just as he went to
hand the gun to a Mr.. Webb the same
VAS accidentally discharged, the en-
,lre load taking away the top of his
head. this occurring as the party had
leh the plant and were en- route to
their homes mile or so away from
this point. Death was instantaneous.
The affair was deeply regretted by
M. Webb, but the brother of Mr.
Chesser completely exonerated the
man, and stated that an inquest was
Unnecessary. as he was present at the
time the accident occurred,
Mr. Chesser leaves a wife and sew
era small children. who reside near
Lacrosse. He was son OF Uncle
Dan" Chesser, one of the best-known
citizens of that section Of the county.
and his numerous friends throughout
the section sympathize with him in
bis bereavement.
Funeral services were held over the
remains at Antioch yesterday after
noon, when a large circle Of friends
to pay their last respects to
the unfortunate man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
MARRIAGES ON w1ONrODAy.
Prominent Young Gainesville Man
Weds Melnleah lady.

Prominent Young Gainesville Man
Weds Mcintosh LADY.
Az the Christian church IN Mcintosh
on Wednesday evening az ESQ o'clock,
Mr., prayton Ayera OF Gaiuoeylllt
Nas married to Miss Mary sue Allen.
au accomplished young lady OF that
,iaco.
Quite a number Of his many Gaines.
Vile friends went down 90 witness
the ceremony and the church waa
decorated most beautifully tor the oc
casion by friends OF the couple. VIM
viii make their homo IN this city FOL.
lowing a short Wedding trip
Mr Ayera u quite popular hero
and Is engaged IN che Insurance busl.
ness.
The bride u one % The handsome
young ladies OF Mcintosh ard by Der
amlable disposition has made a host
of friends who give her up reluctantly
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
GENEROUS OFFER
w. N. johnson Guarantees Partisan
Sage to Cure oandruH, Stop Fall.
ing Hair or Itching Scalp or
Money Raek.
age

But Partisan Sage Ia more than
cure for dandnI--lt will make hair
grow on any head whore the hair bulb
Is not a together dead
And W. want every reader Of The
Sun 10 know that Partisan Sage Il the
most delightful hair dressing In the
world. Il Ia 80 pleasant 20 use, and
lts effect n 50 invlgoraiing aud ~.
treshlng. that II pleases everybody.
Many American women are az wige
as their French sisters, and that r.
shy Partisan Sage. che qulCk.actlnE
and greatest Of all hair restOrern and
lonlcs Is nov having such a tremen.
dous sale 90 America
Partisan Sage BE- foid ~ ieadlng
drusgIsls eycryuhore and IN Gaines
vile By ". Il johnson % 30 cents a
large bottle. Mail orders filled 81
rlaysos prepaid ~ ne American
makers. GirouS SIS Co. Bunaio
ny.
olri sitb the auburn hair l. on esery
pickaEe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04

IL iri gri.ded stauon.rJ Joo uani
me BaL once D. ~ '- - 20 n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04

when you have a cold the nrst thing
TO DO h have the bowels move. 10
NOD take anything that may eonstiPaie
and most old fashioned cough cures
do eonrtlpaie. Try Kennodys Lari-
tive Cough Syrup. Il drives ne cold
from The system By . free yet geu'ie
.esiou o. TIE bowels. e stops the
courh. Il Il pleasant 20 take Chil
A. Bks a sold b 81 drsgEists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04

~ yoa knSv thas ever time y0,.
have > e0ugh - eoid and "a d rua o.
ihlntinE & win ia1t cure ltssif you
are lnsltiHE pneumouia. eousnapiiof
- some ofhsr paimonarX ffDabisi
DEAR Fisk r. Puf Souf iaBrs baet 81
psrfsef hesnh sd stop thar e0ogb
wth nsiisrds H0geAosn4 agmp
Pre- ne CO ans fies or toifIe.
500 ~ W n Johnaoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
MRS. MCCORMlcK'c
MILLINERY ART SCHOOL
NOW oPEN
A. Mrs. Mecornlek's millinery Par
Iors, West Side Court House
Square, Gainesville, Florida.

complete and al rough course III lustFac-
ton III the Ar at Mllln ~ Designing VIII %
taught by Mrs. Mccormick, VII ~ Fradoate
IN Millinery AFt poshnlrg Course inaa tom
two % threc mlntha Rates reasonable, Dor
particulars call on uF address AIRS. N n hIcs
CORAfiCif. Gainesville fOl ldA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04

DOan's Regulets cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages OF the bowels. Ask
your druggist for them. rs cents a
box.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-04
YOU DON'T NEED
TO KNEAD BREAD

And you wouldn't, either, II YOU would
only ask your grocer for bread made
BY the Keystone Bakery. See that
your grocer doesn't try TO cell You
something Just "a good"
Have our wagon stop at your home
daily and be satisfied,
KEYSTONE BAKERY,
rhone ies r, r sehafer, Prop.