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New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
MANY AMATEUR GAMES.
NO PROFESSIONAL BALL.
J,yco 4,rests an Manhattan, but NO
Trouble ELsesUhere.

49, Cor,niss,oner McAdoo's orders to Inspector
Cross that II the baseball game scheduled oe'"o
tbe Giants and Superbas at washington RAIN se'
terdav took place and II admission fee were
..ad IN any way every player taking part should
he arrested had It's effect and the game was
called Off
Charles H Dbbets president of the BROOKLYN
Baseball Club was at his Office the grounds
few hours before the game scheduled 10 take
MACE and announced that game would be pihyeu-
He said he did not to discuss the matter, eha
It had been left in the hands of Bernard j. 1orh'
his counsel and to the public
When Mr. York was he said he did not see
how the game could take place under McAdoo
orders to arrest each player as fast as ne was put
in the game. When asked if the club would make
a test case he said that twice players OF the eiuD
each occasion were discharged. Just what action
the club would take in the matter Mr.. YORK was
In spite of Commissioner McAdoos orders to stop
1ae IN Of seeing it. The
only sign Of that there % the mEnt No doors be Eeang to
grandstand No announcement was posted OUTSIDE
t that enes tes e Stand VII
the opinion that the club had decided TO hold the
sa sat- IN the the grandstand for
before becoming aware Of the fact a tneTe W @
6eop' De no game several p0iee'nen s''O' s''lN ,
Amateur games played at Celtic p PARK a,,2e be
day Page 6 CO.. at Timer Park between the Pars Iins
at ssd-st and sd-ave. between the Iona Golored
Giants and the St johns G C.; Jim vosnp MT5rie
Henry and Lorraine sts: at 5lst-st and 2d1ave,,
the Bay Ridge Baseball Club met the PeaTsaIs; Is at
syvania League met the st. Michaels nine; at
Atlantic-aye and Essex-st. the Linton Athietic
Club and the Lawrence Club mines met the
Brighton Athletic, Club and the ,d8 Brooklyn Field
The police of the East 126th-st station arrested
Daniel Tone of No 1.4Ss Amsterdam-ave, and Gus
S1Inberg of No 615 Columbus-ave manager ana
treasurer, respectively. of the Olympic Field,
where game was on between the Nationals ana
the Manhattans The game was not disturbed.
and the two prisoners were quickly bailed =,
This is Tones third arrest in three weeks. Fail
ing to secure further injunctions against the po-
lice weeks ago. he was arrested and hned -
rested again but discharged by Magistrate
MayO.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
YACHTS AT MORRIS HEIGHTS.

The new cruising yacht Lnta, built from the
designs of Charles l.. Seabury naval architect lor
Wather Luttgen. member of the New-for iaoi''
Club. is now almost completed at Morris Helsh's'
and WILL be ready to launch next week
Edward r. Cothra. Western yachtsman' VINO
spends most of his time cruising in Eastern Watels il
in the summer has ordered extensive aiteraton,s
and improvements to his yacht. the Illin formeIiy
the Reva so that she IS being practicaiy renuii..
and will go into commission soon. The steam yacLhtt |
Halcyon is now in commission. as well as tne
Lucille and the Claymore. both OF whlcn M al = =
owned by Franklin Haines. Under the sheds ana
about the yard stand some attractive gasoleme ta1
mower craft of all types, each nearing completion
FOR service during the summer. The Seabury com,
pany reports the sale of the 6o-foot racing ana 9
cruising sloop Dorwina, to William h Langley d
menher of the New-York Yacht club
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
JOYCE QUITS IN RACE WITH HYNEs.

Six thousand persons, who assembled at Celtic
Park Long Island City. yesterday. to see another
match race between Thomas Hynes of Galway,
Ireland, and John J. Joyce, of the Irish American
Athletic Club away disappointed because
Joyce dropped out at the end of two miles and
a quarter. He said he had stitch in his side and
was suffering from internal cramps. Hynes
went alone and finished the five miles In
1852 25 The record for this distance Is % 25 was
made by e. C Carter several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
MEDAL PLAY HANDICAP ARRANGED.

4 thirty-six hole medal play handicap tourna-
ment for all members of clubs in the East Jersey
Golf League will be held over the eighteen hole
course of the Yountakah Country Club at Nutley,
N J.. on July g. Contestants may arrange their
own pairings only bearing in mind the fact that
members of the club should not play to-
gether The handicap rating as given In the
tdto.n list Of June II of the East Jersey Golf
League will be the rating for this tournament;
Tho course is among the best The privileges OF
the course have beon extended TO those who take
mart for the two days, July and T. preceding the
oT1ep
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
CHICAGO. 18; CINCINNATI,

Chicago June 25-Chicago had an easy time
defeating Cincinnati in pitchers battle to-day. by
scors of "a 70 Q Every man on the team hit
safely and scord. Harper probably received e the M
hardest punishment of the season in the f1th IN
ming when eight singles. triple and home run
were punched, resulting in nine runs The score
follows: ~ -
e.b,cago - O Q 3 o 8 l KS 20 Q
(,inCinnati ........ o o 0 o o
Batteres-Weiner and King Harper. Hahn and Schlei
Tmpre-Klem. Attendance, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
EAST JERSEY HANDICAP LIST.

The East Jersey Golf League handicap list has
inst been posted W. NJ. Sinclair is scratch man.
A. T Dwight and C. K. Fullarton are handicapped
at / S Lockett at 2. n. H. Joralemon, S; H
CTonklin II O. Christi II. j. Tichenor and e. T..
Moody at g. and G. B. Jenkinson. I'd, A. Van Vech-
ten and j. c. Cottrell at 4.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
BOSTON DEFEATS HoRoKEN TEAM.

The Boston National League team defeated the
Hoboken team in exhibition game at ST. George s
Cricket Grounds, Hoboken N j.. yesterday. 1t
was pitchers battle with tre VISITORS having
"ti ~ r H. E
toboken :.t...O % 2
Batteres-Deegan and O'Nen; Hipkns and Needhah
I-rnnr
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
ST LOUIS. s: DETROIT,

Ct Louis. June 2S-St Louis signalized its re-
turn home from disastrous Eastern trip by out
,,1o,,;rg Detroit in every branch of the game win
hing TO l. The score fellows;
hihs' ~ " r H E.
g. 1,s 40 o ks IL
So. -, o D 0-1 2
ra,ter,es-Pelty and Weaver; Ford and Doran Umpire
-ISnnnnIly Attendance, poe
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
PIrrsRuRG. 8; ST. LOUIS. 0

St Louis June 25.-Pttsburg batted Thieman
from the box in the first inning to-day. scoring
four runs on three triples. F. Clarke stole home
with no one base in the second inning. The
score follows: ,
e. louis ...O o 0 0 o % 4
Batteries-Case and Petz; Mcfarland Thielman and
Warner Cmpires-O'Day and Bausewne. Attendance,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
CHICAGO, s; CLEVELAND.

C,hicogo Juna 25-Chicago defeated Cleveland
,,ara TO-DAY in a. batting game to 2 Altrock
,,tcbed in fine form. home run by lsbell and a
31mning catch by Dundon were the features. Ihe
score follows II F.
Chicago .-...''''..: % ?
Observation-Disclosures and McFaran; bernhard and Bems
I-rorJra Sheridan. Attendance. % 269
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
PATERSON LEADS CRICKETERS.
Some Close Contests in Both Metropolitan
and New-York Leagues

In the championship contest for the pennant of
the Metropolitan District Cricket League the
Brooklyn Zingari team still leads. Teams A and B
of the Staten Island club tied for second place.
with the Brooklyn NoTnads and Brooklyn Wander
ers with like honors for next position The records:
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

The Paterson club has again advanced to first
place for the New York Cricket Association cham
pionship. with the West Indian, Columbia Oval
and Thistles tied for second place The other teams
hold the places. although their credits have
been changed: The records:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
SPORTING COMM ENT.
Nezrs and Tieacs on Current Topacs'
amateur and Professional.

. The feature of compelling interest TINS NeeA ~
nor.ing circles is intercollegiate rowing Two ps
-ssa+;as VIII be held-one at PoughkeepSie 0
"Wednesday and the other at New-hohuoA -,
Thursday Both will attract big crowos anu ~ w.
rorntsa to provide the pleasurahle thriis anu ~
q axc;,ernent which well matched crews III "i',
battling strife are sure arouse To the sehe,1I
-utl;c and the neutral rowing enthusiasts 'i
popsbkeensie regatta will be the chle1 imagine
with six crews engaged. over an IDEAL course l9l
observation purposes. the long four-nle s,i usse ~
&c I,l.elv TO he more spectacular ana result IA
closer and more soul stirring hnish AZ -
london however there is also promise OF iiiuo4'
and there are enough partisans OF the Two i'a @
eishts 10 make the gathering almost as laiee a
1ite as enthusiastic and noisy. If not more So p
+l,is is NOT all and those most Interested III o'
branches of sport will find plenty to interest anu anu
entertain The Giants are home again anu "a.
,,ol6 forth at the Polo Grounds. The racing d.
<-.aansbead Bay promises much the teams %
v.Ie and Harvard will meet on TUESDAY III "ia'
rornises TO be the greatest game OF the season ~
College baseball The postponed automohhe races
iii he r,,n off to-day the Empire CITY uach'
.,rd the Middle States lawn tennis championship
Mill hold the centre of the stage IN thls l'e at
mountain Station In addition. there are enough
yachting. goihng and polo fixtures to satisIE dii
concerned.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

syracuse mas the oldest four and freshman crews
botn averaging about twenty-five years The Cor
neil ioi,r, Win i1S pounds Is the heaviest and
fehhsyI the iightcst l55 pounds Corners
freshmen, who average i66 pounds are The hsavIe.,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
THE BASEBALL RESULTS
GAM ES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
farookIvr AZ PHILADELPHIA Cincinnati at Chicago.
Boston at New-York. Pittsourg at 81 Louis-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Albany-AIbany. 3: A. J. G.. 2 fourteen in
nings). ,,so,+o, A. Scranton 2
A. Irtica-Jtca 3: Troy. l.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ittsbure 3. St Louis o. Chicago, IS; Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
INTERCOLLEGIATE ROWING.

.e..- v,-o,+bs and months of hard ana more ol
Ices Ynonotonous training, the crews OF Col"IiOi'
Cornell PENNSYLVANIA. Syracuse, Wisconsin a
GEORGETOWN on the hand, and fale ana fh1i ~
ord on the other will meet 10 settle once more
the much rnooted question Of rowing supreIilacs
There is no sport in which so much llile' ca W M
i-rouhIe is expended to reach an ultimate pU po"o
s single competition of such short duration from
carly In January the crews have been III c"iis'fi1
:, aiming with the single purpose of winning one
race Every crew. with the exception oil the At'ie
varsity has had at least one race OF minor Hi
,ortance 10 break the mOnotony but II mas Deeh ~
the races this week that every energy mas - O1e
hent every thought centred The scene Is Always
a., r-tractive one and strikingly picturesque anu
II is little wonder that so many are VIKING u
eccepr the discomforts Of getting TO ana from ie
scenes Of strife for the sake of the snort '"eils
minnie struggle 1t is true that the freshman ana
fr,,r-oareti races help TO make Tor entertainment
E,,, !, is safe 10 say these races alone Wouti
not attract corporals suard-it IS the FaFsI'E
struggle that all go 10 see. FROM no" uhlil 'le
r-aca : rowed at PoughkeepSie those particularly
irterested viii bend every energy to decioe 'ie
1r,fafle winner Cornells decisive and easy victory
over Harvard combined with the form the crew
has shown on the Hudson and its fast time trlai on
saturday leads to The conviction that the Red and
White will once more wave triumphant
To those who must wager Cornell is a slight
fayorite with Syracuse, which won last year. press
ing her close in the number of followers Columbia
g the third choice. and the probable dark horse
Of the contest while the others little considered
l,z- those who have watched closely the work Wis
cons, has s-ories of trials and trbulations which
by the way. il viii not do to take too seriously d :
Georgetown has shown nothing 70 impress oL coL t
vince and Pennsylvania seems to have only an out
side chance after season in which she mas peen
zo-ei1- handcapped The followers OF Columbia have
heard SO often the promise of success and waited
= 1ane for ITS fruiton that they are skeptca and
.irhrly so But it said unless the crew rows far
chance and a good chance, OF it being lighting in
the van when the eghts, tired and jaded from the
long struggle. making that last deS-
rairrg EFFORT 10 the lead of the exuberant
and conuuerine crew. AT New-London Yale is still
the favolrite in spite of the loss of Daily and the
consequent upsetting of the crew. Harvard is try
ing new methods and while the eight is shaping up
we'll in these closing days II is presuming almost
TOO much TO predict victory close fight is likely.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
MONTREAL, 8;

MONTREAL, 5; TORONTO, q
,,o,+resI June 25.-Montreal defeated Toronto
IN an interesting game here to-day, by a score of
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-York Boston. ehiaoeiphia at washington
Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
RESULTS OF GAMES YES7
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
9. 1o,is g. Detroit l. Chicago, s. Cleveland. 2.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

BASEBALL Polo Grounds, To-day, +. M-Cham-
pion Giants Boston. Admission soc.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

With the Commonwealth Handicap al Hliis o.. 90.
quarter: the Spring for two-year-olds on the last
six frlongs OF the Futurity Course. TO be run neA
saturday; the Pansy. selling, for two-year-oios. -
six furlongs on the turf TO be run on Friday; ~
suindrift a handicap for three-year-oids' 70 - -
decided on Thursday. and number OF otheI otheIs si ir-
Teotures the racing this week should proVss -.
terestinl but II the programme falls as gig otrst J
one for last week II will require racing oP"
TO find IL worth $S day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

What has been said OF the youngsters seems Just
at this time to be equally true Of the older division
LAS compared with the stake horses Of other
years" one turf pessimist declared yesterday
there is not a good horse in training this year
unless IT be Sysonoy. All the stars Of last sum-
mer have gone wrong or gone back and 80 far
l all we've got left is Jimmie Rowe's colt
Tanya and Tradition may do yet. but neither has
defeated any real topnotchers and I'll be salts
fed that they're world beaters until see them do
it" These remarks may be an exaggeraton. but
the fact remains that there is unusual and al
most unaccountable dearth OF good horses thres
a race
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
The entries for the Bay Ridge Handicap, one anu
A,0 .,,nrtor miles 10 be rlln tomorrow. follow:

Penalties accrue from 4:sO y. m. June q, 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

oWensOoro. Ky. July l2.--,Johu
Clark a negro. was arrested at Central
City. MuhlenberG county. on . charge
OF attempting TO commit criminal as.
sault on the wife OF the Rev. William
WOOdsOn News Of the attempted a..
ssult spread rapidly. and Il "a sAid
mobs we're forming all over the ooun.
~. The marshal OF Central City 70.
moved the negro 10 Grsenville, the
county seat Excitement WA high
there. and be Was later moved 20 Mad.
isonvills. Hopkins county Mrs Wood.
son IL a member % one Of The mOst
prominent families In MuhlsnbsrE
county. The negro says his home is In
New Orleans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

Asthma Sufferers Should Know This.
Foley'S Honey and Tar has cured
many cases Of asthma that were con-
sidersd hopeless Mp. Adolph Bues-
ing, 7oi West Third ST.. Davenport.
Iowa, writes "A Severe cold con-
traeted twelve years ago WAS neglected
until IL finally grew into asthma. The
best medical skill available could not
give me more than temporary relief.
Foley's Honey and Tar vas recon-
msnded and one hity-eent bottle en-
tirely cured me Of asthma whIeh had
been crossing Ola me for tWelVe years
II had taken IL At the start would
hav. been saved years II suffering -
J. W McCoi!am A Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
JEwis4 cHArAUauA IN SESSION.
N-'- Annual Meeting Being Hsle d,
Atlantic CITY. NJ.

&c city. y J., july l2--The
a..'. -ll4. s.,hsrng % the IsN 81
g.. 90 81, .-.as h~.d here. villa a.
a.. ...- .s.g.i taan ever before.
t. 90. hrst Neek there a., -
pr. .iugs,s % JeW.sh scEo -
~ g.. ....e 4ses. IT,, year l. the
eig .r..,-tn Anniversary OF the
dee Commentator REsal. phusv
80, .. :o.d by RA5bi N a. HAT.
n. N-a NOfs. = payer entitled
r. at HIS Times"
t.. ,.....b % assimilation sas
Goa. -. IA az address 0y DT X.
No -.s,.-s4t OF the Hebrew UE.0n
Co.. g, Cincinnati. The department,
OF a. q philanthropy Is uneer ibv
per-. supervision Of Dr. lie Z
Pa. Of N.W York. the speakers
NIB discuss Welfare among he
COR ous. manufacturing lEst.ta.
uols .. ne department, stores" ~
clud', samuel W. L. LAtta. OF he
Penn aa,a railroad: ], Il. HonbsV
ger OIL. 'f.sourg. aud b. J, GrvenhuL
OF Ne York.
T.. ..st,ou OF the immigration Of
the J... AN be In charge u Mrs. G
Il Is. " New York, who will speak
on o.. Unprotected Immigrant Girl,
and r., Delinquent Girl" while Dr.
WI.s- h. Alien. OF New York. who
has a rd years In the poor districts,
vii, .. SIS he chatAaQua Gu -lmprov
iLg '.. oudition ~ the Poor"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
rua Buns r,o~n Lavneh.

NeN YORK. July il.-oue man WAi
fatally bur; and siK Others had a mar.
row escape from drowning today. vhen
the tug Oneida Tan down the t0-fooi
naptha launch Edna, owned BY Mich
olEs Saith IN the upper bsJ 90 ven
tysiIth street Brooflyn " sBiSs
the owner Of the 4UEeh. vaS one Of
those on bosFd a. the time Of The coi
nsioz. Re escaped Injury Tie tas
cut The launch IL tEo and Il SAX
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
SHORT SUNDAY HOURS
FOR THE DRUGGISTS
ministerial Association Wants the
Pharmacists to be Good.
oue4r TO ATTEND CHURCH

,,.,.,d Of Rolling Pills and Filling Pre-
,eriptions Sunday MOrning-ImpOr-
,,, Meeting OF tire Association Tues
DAY Afternoon.
TIE regular monthly meeting Of the
Ministerial Association Was held Tues
a,v afternoon At 3 o'clock 10 the Meth
odi,t patronage. Among other impor-
ant matters discussed was that OF Sc
,D,,uR shorter hours in which the
d,ussists would be compelled TO re-
main open on Sundays, so that they
,o,,d attend church services.
twas shown that the druggists were
nsr,eetly willing 20 enter into an ar
nnRement TO eOntine themselves to
,erain hours Of work m the Sabbath ,
b.; il vas made plain that there was a
fear one or Two Of the physicians would
enter an objection TO being limited to
,.y given time for their prescriptions
20 be filed. IL was therefore resolved
that q paper be presented to all OF the
prscticiug physicians for their sigma
lares and in this way show there were
none unwilling 20 grant their fellow
men church privileges on Sundays.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
North Gainesville Notes.

. ! FISHER and con. James, have
- % CGnpville. where they will he
~ cay,
as Fred Dye and father departed
,,.ae'daJ morning for their old home
'h'gln. where they will speed .
sssIe Of nonths.
~ NAob and family. Who have been
- 10 the AeKssgsF house. East
street, have moved 70 the
,,'' C'ilon place here.
a"''aeJ Williams Of Cedar Key vas
-, alter his property interests
49,. ; Kite has reformed from =
:, :. . eft 70 her sister, Mr.. TuF-
" ward CITY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
Feel impending Doom.

The feeling % impending doom in
the minds 81 msuy victims Of BnEhrs
disease and Diabetes has been changed
90 thankfulnsss 10y the benefit derived
from taking Foley's kidney Cure. II
will cure incipisnt Bright disease
and diabetes and even 10 the worst
cases gives comfort and relief slight
disorders are cured in = fec daYs. II
had diabetes In its worst form. F." Wfitss
Marion Lee Of Dunreath, Ind. II tried
eight physicians without relief Only
three bottles OF Foley's Kidney Cure
made me q veil man" J. W. MeC0l-
lum A Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
VERDICT OF coRoNeR's JURY
" c. Hague Was EKonerated for
Shooting viii Hunter.

" c. Hague Was ESonerated for
Shooting Will Hunter.
The corOner's jury which sat upon
TIE case Of the killing OF Will Hunter
b Officer W. @. Hague at Hague
iae'day while resisting arrest, men
I'on Of which was made in The sun.
hA' returned q vsrdiet to the effect
MAJ the killing was iust,fiAble, since
Vnee' Hague was protecting his own
ne Chas B. Dell was foreman Of the
laH which was composed Of a halt
aolsu Of the best citizens Of that sec
eo1 The evidence was carefully
snghed.
W Hague, who was hit four times
v alhter, ia reported resting AZ easily
: could be expected under the cir.
s-n''sncea. While bic sounds are
L''a., they are not eonIidered srri.
~ and the Attending physicians Say
entirely out Of danger.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

We wish 90 inform the patrons Of
The Son that DO voice are allowed Ia
the Library eoutssi on money paid FOE
advertising IN The sun. Only thoas
whn pay che sam Of 81 . or over on
subscriptions o. The Daily son or tAoss
Who pay cash ior iob printing will be
SLOWED 90 vote.
Those who pay OIL 20 will b. Allowsi
IS votes for the organization Of their
choice; e. D. estitlinE them TO 30
yo,es. and s. will sntitls them 10
80 vota.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
Bent Her Double.

II knew no one, for four weeks, when
! was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble" writes Mr.. Annie Hunter OF
Pittshurg, Pa and when | got better,
although had Que q; the beet doctors
could get. ga. bent double, and had
10 rect my hand. on my knees when
walked From ths terrible affection
was rescued by Electric Bitters, which
restored my health aud strength, sud
nov eau walk ~ straight 80 ever.
They are simply wonderful" GusrAn.
teed 10 cure stomach, liver aud kidney
disorders, a. all drug stores price &c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
VIII Intsrsst Mary

Every persoo sh00d knou sest good
health 10 imp'.ssibis ~ 'be kldnsys are
deraBRed FolsJ's kidney Cure will
cure kidpsy and bladder diseases In sv.
cry form, ard will bgild 40 and
Strengthen thee ovEEns 20 they ~ilI
perform ID siF ..aetlons properly. M
danger q BFight's diseass 90 diabstss
n Polsy's Khnsy Cars 10 tAksa In
time Nv MsCollum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
MELRoSE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Personal Interest in That
Lively Burg.

Matters Of Personal Interest in That
Lively Burg.
Melrose, July l2.-MF and Mrs. II.
Won Nos1ky left last week for two
months stay in Chick Springs, s. G
Mrs. o. G. Husband and daughter,
Nevs have returned from their trip to
Georgia.
Misses Carrie and Grace Uglow OF
sSfke are visiting Mrs. o. G. Grimes.
Mn. Lee GOOdson entertained 4 few
young people Friday evening.
Dr. Craig Barnett of Sarasota has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. J.
Barnett.
Mise Fannie MiEelle has returned
from 3 weeks stay at Worthington
Springs.
Mrs. VI. J. Barnett and Miss May
Barnett left last week 10 spend the
simmer in South Carolina.
Mise Lena Mcleod has returned from
Iyisit in Gainesville.
Frank learwoOd has gone to Gaines
vile TO attend the summer normal.
Bessie Mccullough OF Holder is Wis
hnE at Mrs. ChaS. BaldWin's.
Nr, w. 7. Rifles has returned to HE
Aomr 10 PslAtka.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
The Diamond Cure.

The ,a,est news from Paris is that
they have discovered q diamond cure
for cousumption. IL you fear con-
Sumption or pneumoniA, IL will. how
ever, be- uest for you 10 take that great
remedy mentioned by W. r. AcIiee Of
Vsnleer Tenn. II had . cough. for
fourteen years. Nothing helped me,
until | took DR.. Kings New Discovery
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