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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

Christmas festival. and generally during
the progress OF n religious procession.
that a Juramentado-a Muhammadan Ia
matte bound by an oath 70 STAY a certain
number OF inhdels-would run amuck
among the devotees and-Rs he fondiy
imagined-ensure the salvation OF his
own soul by sending half a score or
more Of them headong 20 he'll. There Is
little danger now OF the celebration IN
a Christian village being married By such
a fearful occurrence. but It Is by no
means beyond the bounds OF possibility.
Christmas follows the Tag into the
most remote corners OF our territory.
Here and there IN t-of-the-way spots
OF the Philippines are teachers and con
stabulnry ofIicers-solitary so far as their
own people are concerned. To these pi-
oneers Christmas IS apt 20 be a sad sea-
son relieved however, by the consola-
ton that comes from performance Of
duty.
In Manila there Will be no great dolngs
at Christmas. The stald old walled city
will not depart much from its humdrum
routine At midnight OF Christmas eve
there will be a solemn mass In the
cathedral. somewhat married to the unac-
customed ear by the secular music OF
the Filipino DAAQ. a little clntT AcEeL4lE
and a quiet interchange OF presents and
visits will mark the natal day.
In Binondo and the suburbs Christmas
Day will be celebrated in a lively fashion
with variety OF amusements. The Amer
leans and foreigners Will dine at the
English hotel OF the Oriental almost as
sumptuously as they might at the Cafe
Martin or Sherry's. but there VIII be
no turkey. That festive fowl IS not 70
be had in the Philippines nor in any OF
the ucighboring countries.
The cockpits Will be crowded on Christ
mas Day. and some OF the best mains
OF the year will he brought on between
birds that have been especially reserved
FOR the purpose. Many Filipino is scrap
ing togetn'r every peso he can lay hands
on in the meanwhile. with a vieV TO
wagering IL on some favorite gallo de rina.
out at Passay there will be races. and
here. too the entries VIII he especially
good. The course viii be patronized by
the Americans and the genie ilustrada.
who have not lost their love for the
cockpit. but no longer consider that
amusement good form. There Will also
be performances at the theaters aud
Moro plays"-dramas OF the most ex-
travagant character-ln every little VII
lage Of the archipelago.
Many an American family in our North.
ern Pacific territory Will strive 20 invest
the Christmas festival with as much
semblance TO the home celebration as
possible But amid tropic scenery and
vegetation. with the temperature at TO-
it Is difficult to reconcile the day with
ones memories OF Christmas IN the States
and. particularly so FOR the man who may
have opened his hoiiday--as many will
with dip in the surf at Waikiki Beach
or KapOiaui Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
Eat Eggs a Century Old.

Although the manufacture Of an artificial
egg as n successful commercial production
with practical uses has been pronounced
impossible by chemists and scientists at
tcntion Is now being drawn 20 pcrfecting
some chemical process by which natural
eggs can be preserved I'm good condition
for great lengths OF time. Timed eggs.
lined eggs. cold storage eggs and eggs
kept in water-siass and other chemical
compounds are maintained as important
trade secrets. Now q big company has
been formed 70 New York by which hard
boiled eggs can be preserved in clay and
charcoal the exact formulae being a SCI
crct with the management Of the conf
pany. The FIRST people who found oui
the value ~ preserving eggs in times OK
great production were the Chinese
The Chinese have preserved lmrl-bofcd
eggs in clay preparations for ages. Some
OF these eggs are related TO have been
and whites of the eggs
kept for hundreds OF years and san been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

the present Duke Is the proud possessor
or the star worn b. the discoyerer OF
America
The Kingdom or Belgium has on area
or 1879 square miles. aud 70 population
ot 100000. mainly divided between the
Walloon and Flemish races. the latter
comprising about 1Ye-eigntLs OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

farmer at Winbure, Orange River
Colony, alleges that IN his district alone
1900 sheep ere stolen annually by the
natives. On this basis he calculates that
100000 sheep are stolen throughout the
colony every year.
Judgment summons case In the Black.
pool County (Wales) Court was dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

recently because the plaintin conid not
tell whether the M who appeared IN
court was the defendant or his twin
brother.
Dalny, with It's superb harbor facilities
end railroad leading 10 the northern prov.
lnces Of Manchuria, Is developing rapidly
Into q commercial city OF no mean i'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

whole. These figures show Belgium 70
be the most de0seiy populated county
in the world
Each DAY there ere 9lO.625 cash fares
paia 20 The surface elevated ard subway
railroads OF Ncw York city
Every week o,e0OOO oysters are swsI
lowed by the people OF London. Half tAs
shells are used for asphalt paving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
Oh 1n Little-B1ts Of Interesting Information G;

Pigeons and turkeys have each a nat
ural temperature OF 100 degrees, which IS
10 degrees higher than mans
Colorado holds the record among the
states Of having 4O7 mountain peaks OK
ceeding 10000 feet; 80 OF these are IA, 200
Feet and over.
Wen-trained Spanish women learn 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
D Cathered from

portancc. aud MERCHANDISE IS coming d.
rect from many ports.
Dc IS not generally known that the in-
sigma OF the Goidea Fleece conferred
upon the FIRST Duke Of Wellington was
thar actually worn by Columbus. and, as
q special mark OF SPANS gratitude, this
Insignia was made hereditary, so that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

handle the sword from their earliest
years, and as result they have admir-.
able figures and an easy walk.
The y hite walnut, long ago introduced
from Persia, Is at once the most useful.
profitable and altogether the most agree
able member Of the European nutrimental
tree family.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17

There vas en- lntetcstlnR msrting n
GaiDssvIlle Ledge No, pel. u. r. o T.,
rhutday evening, which waa veil a..
tended. 10 bad beep aunounefi that
three candidates Woah BE- eirettsi"
over ths 10, sands Of Elkdoai. and that
wss saillslens in'eFmatloa ~ bring the
Elks oat la good force. TAsFe Vas
rlenIY Of foe, aud % the coaelasioa
the thfee faWus bad 30 festea o.
make that thgY haA passed ths0agh
ths uaFraw Paths ADD hsen dalY 10.
tislied az Elts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
MI ssIoMARY MEETING.
All Societies Of the City Met at Pres
byierIan Church Friday.


There was sn interesting meeting al
the Presbyterian church Friday after.
noon. the occasion being a union meeting
OF the various missionary societies Of
the city in cOmmemoEation OF the cen.
tennial Of mission work Ia America. II
was known ~ the Haystsck prayer.
meeting.
A most interesting program was
rendered, aud the large congregation
fully enjoyed the exercises. which
were 40 iOllowsi
Hymn-"onward. Christian Sol.
dleFs."
Scripture Lesson Matt. 14ils.2
Prayer.
Hymn-"Ye Christian Heralds, Go
Proclaim"
Resding-"Why / Believe In For
eIRn Missions" Mrs. s. b. Rogers.
"why the Devil Does Not Believe In
Missions Mrs. w. B. Higdon.
Resding-"The Significance OF the
Haystaek Experimenting "-Mrs. T.
+. McBeath.
Hymn-"Tske Me, On My Father,
Take Me"
MISUNDERSTANDING Of the Young
People In the Colleges 20 the Needs OF
Foreign Mission Work, "-Mrs. N. u.
Phillips.
"sketeh OF VIM. Casey's Life."-
Mrs. Wainwright.
Missionary Hymn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
THE CIRCUIT eouRr.
Grand Jury oiseharged-ciVII Cases
viii be Taken Up Today.

Grand Jury oiseharged-ciVII Cases
viii be Taken Up Today.
The ciFcuit court was called 20 order
at $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning, His
Honor Judge Palmer presiding. The
morning was spent 10 disposing Of
civil cases by continuance, cOmprO-
mise and otherwise, after which the
court adjourned until s 80 Saturday
morning.
The grand Jury was discharged, az
ter having brought in true bills in
about forty cases. Among these were
seven cases for murder.
The grand jury, through State Az.
toTney Long, has done the most effec.
tive work recorded in Alachus county
In many years. and the State Attorney
deserves great deal Of credit for his
work.
The court will take up the criminal
docket on Monday morning,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
Busy Thoroughfare.

West Liberty street has developed
into quite busy thorouRhfare since
the establishing of the University of
Florida at Ihelhead together with oh
er improvements.
Mr. J. 4. W Gfissom. one of the
oldest citizens OF gainesville, who has
resided for forly years on West Lib
erty street, stated Wednesday that be
bad pOticed the great traffic since the
Improvement have been made along
this thOrooghfare, and that the stream
OF passing humanity was something
surprising.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
rAors IL NO Rsasos

way yoaS hsby ssosA b tain. sua
ttsfsi tuFlng ne uishI Wosms are
che causs % ,Aln. s,silg babies. d, s
nstefsl thais beaiihf bsby shoaa D.
fat aut sissp atll M yoaS tabF eve
tot fettin ZEE tod. do6h r1pFr.u1sa t
ella cole euFrf art ethrf mst it.fr
krt tiY tatEif nf WkHsa Crram
NfFufeer. aut you aiiI tatn tFr fear
hatr tayr relFr az aeff a. .t tht5Is
$50 ID W Al. {etesce.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
State Fair a, Tampa.

On account OF The Florida State Mid.
Winter Fair 81 Tampa, Nov. 14th TO
2eth, the Atlantic Coast Line Railway
will sell tickets for one fare pIuS rs
cents (including admission coupon) Tor
the refund trip. These tickets will be
on sale from points north and west Of
Archer, Gainesville. Rochelle, Haw.
thorn and Palatka, including these
points. Nov. 10, 10, II. 20, %, "a, q and
2sth, From points south Of the above
points and not including them Nov.
l4sh and daily thereafter except Sat.
ufdsy aud Sunday up 10 aud including
all trains scheduled 20 arrive In Tampa
before noon OF Nov. 2eth. Final limit
leaving TampA Nov. 30th.
The lamps Fair this year will be on
much larger scale than heretofore
sud large crowds will go from all
points In this aud other States. 10 will
be an excellent opportunity 10 meet
old friends aud renew pleasant 40.
quaintanees.
Full Information can be had from
all Atlantic Coast Line agents or from
FfRRk O, Boyldon, District Passenger
Agent, Atlantic Coast Line, Jackson
willie, Fla,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
WILL HAVE BIG TINE.
Jacksonville Woodmen VIII Entertain
Gig Delegation MONDAY Night.

Jacksonville Woodmen VIII Entertain
Blg Delegation Monday Night.
Alarhua Camp No. 8. Woodmen Of
che World, IL In receipt OF an invita-.
tlon from Palmetto Camp No. 8,
jacksonville, 20 attend a reception 20
be given by Palmetto Camp In honor
Of Sovereign Commander Root. toun.
der OF the order, Sovereign Advisor Col.
+. r. Patterson, and Sovereign Man.
ager Dol, B,wOod Jewell. which will be
held ~ the Windsor auditorium On the
vsuing OF Monday, November 10, at
o'clock.
The committee on arrangement
consists Of w. w. Anderson, y. n.
Hanue aud Roland Woodward, three
prominent members Of Palmetto Camp,
which Is an assurance tha, everything
will be carried oul properly.
The musical numbers Of the program
have been left with Prot + G.. Abels
orchestra. which san assurance thst
everything 10 this line will be carried
out 20 perfection.
A numbsr Of woodmen from Alaehua
Camp have expressed q determination
90 be present, aud she pFospsets are
that Gainesville viii be represented
~ thlt function.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
WILLS COMEDY COMPANY.
Played to a Good House last Night,
and Gave Perfect Satisfaction.

Played 10 a Good House last Night
and Gave Perfect Satisfaction.
The John B. willis Comedy Company
played 10 a good house last night, pro-
kenhne the two comedy sketches,
eMsry and John, and "Tne ChFisten-
ing" with spec,alties intsrspsrssd.
This company is one Of the best that
hap been introduced here ia some
time, and has made themselves quite
popular with the theatre-going public.
Their work lie 6ue, the voices are good,
and altogether the showis one OF the
best Of the kind that has visited the
city within the past few years. :.
The compsny will appear in matt
nee today. beginning at 2:S0 this after
noon, and will conclude their engage
ment this evening.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-17
RVS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

tfloThey A. u. Adkins OF Starke was
ne city yesterday on professional
lineps.
= ". Stands, the naval stares op-
alor Of Otter Creek, Is spending
pro timer this city with hiS family.
q W. BaokDieht Of Archer. one Of
losdlnR merchants OF that town,
% tFansacting business IN this city
storday.
81 s. X. BoaFdman, bookkeeper at
Sc commissaFy Ct o. w. Chase,
seue, was transactlng business in
lls city yesterday.
R. Cathcart OF High Springs, sen.
of member Of the firm Of Csthcart &
Flmes, general merchants, was trans.
pctipg business 10 this city yesterday.
LABOR Contracts, Iust the thing for
Farmers and tnrpentine men, SOC per
dozen, - for 30, or 90 per 100. Cash
b hand with order. Address, THE
SUN. Gainesville. Fla.
Dr. j. ". Post left yesterday for
Ocala, where ne will be the guest Of
hIs friend, Col V. ]. shipman. From
Ocala DR.. Post expects 70 proceed TO
Tampa. where he will take in the
sights OF the State Fair
Prof. A. J. Johuso writes The Sun
20 chanee his address from Islam
Grove 10 Donnie, where he has charge
81 the school Prof. Johnson writes
shat the school at Donnie Il flourish
ing. but that after school hours he
takes n great interest In absorbing
the contents Of AlschuA's luminsry.
j. r. Smith OF Trenton was trading
n the city yesterday. Mr.. Smith
owns and operates one Of the most
suecessful farms In the West End lie
reports that the only damage done In
che recent cold snap In bic section was
90 The seed cane. which had been bed.
ded. aud which he believed TO be con.
siderably injured.
The interior OF the store OF John
Chestnut has been greatly improved in
appearance by liberal application OF
pnlnt and varnish. Mr.. Chestnut de.
clares that he will yet have the best
booking aud most modem groeeFy 10
0alnesyille. aud judging from the
manner IN which he Il going AZ ~, he
will fuliill his promise.
M. O. Sale, who haa been employed |
- q prescription CLERK by s. Bod.
ford & 90. fer the past few months,
hiss resigned his position, and will
leave this morning for Albany, Gs.,
where he will enter the employ ~
large druR firm. Mr.. Sale has made
many friends here. and has gained con-
siderable popularity among the Young
society set, all Of whom will regret TO
see him leave.
Mics Sara r. Harris. the accom-
pllshed daughter 81 Hon. and MFs.
Fgaak Harris Of Ocala, has returned 10
her home after visiting che reunion Of
che United Confederate Veterans, Of
which she vas maid Of honor. Miss
Harris was the guest OF Miss Lucille
Colelough while here, She has many
friends among the young Soclety PEG
pie ~ Gainesville who we're delighted
90 meet her again.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-17
Notice!!
Noticel

Parties who do not get their
paper as late as Mondays, call
at Thompson Bros. 800 E. Wash
ington, ST., OF at this Office, or
call up old phone 990, res. new
phone, 1902, and be supplied.
You can also buy papers and
magazines at these places. MGs.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-17
8l2 E. w ashington st
By the bushel or large
q quantities
Nice screened Coal.
T. r. THOMPSON,

Casey's book is for sale here.
The book is thril1ng narrative
of the early life of Walter Casey,
now in prison, charged with kill
ing his wife, whom he makes
the heroine of the drama.
If there is any one way for a
fellow to spend a little money
and never regret it, let him at
tend the Thanksgivin enterter-
ment at masonic Hall.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-17
A Birthday Anniversary on Mrs. Leth
ers on occasion Of AZ year.

eF6 on occaSI0n o. " Year,
There were at 100 So 18th ST. at
the residence :of MRS. aLethers last
week quite nice birth das enter
ta!nment, the following persons we're
presents
Rev. Bates Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Lsavels, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. G w. King Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs Hart Mrs. Full
ton, Mr.. burns and wife Mrs Porter.
Miss Annie Davis. Miss Dora black
well. Mr.. McNight, Mr. Jones, Mr..
Johnson. Mr.. s. Robinson K Doug
las, Mssdames Leavels and Douglas
and the Miss Leavels.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-17

Watch for entire program of
hits of Thanksgiving entertain
menq n iext weeks Forum.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-17

Cold and chilly was the day,
When in the tomb they did lay,
My souls only light
Little Ella Mae. Elmer
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

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ANY KIND OF ECZEMA. ANY KIND OF
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DR. James Neal. f48s ElIfs ST. near webster
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LADIES in need Of csre see Dr.. Cornslious,
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DR. THIELE, the German specialist IS located
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DR. ROsEN ladies' reliable specialist has re-
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DR.. and MRS. DAVIES method Of treatment
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

on Caiifornis and other railroads: experience
unnecessarr- frernen. 500 monthly. become
engineers aa6 earn 500. brakeueR S75. become
conductors and earn $50; name position pre-
ferred- state age height. weight Important
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

0 0AaTFLs--A vaunE lady 20 leaU hieh-class
rlscl- -ue e11hr0f7err- eo15 position 10 right
raid while lezr15nE. A C. BROWN.
Ell 1rcz1Ifs-er So bet Larkfn and Polk-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

WANTED-The following stocks.
NeCartF's Wireless Telephone.
HOag Rapid Press
Pacific Wireless.
Realty Syndicate certificates
TurlOck Modesto bends.
State price. Box 6ss7. Call office. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
HELP wANTEp-FENA


At MISS PLUNKETT'S 1872 Suffer ST.
Patrons fer help charged s. registry fec.
FirSl-elass cook. private family, SaH Ma
tee sac sr ce
Nurse for one-year-ols child. city. SS5,
Heusemaid. private family. city: must sew
$50
Cook and second sirl. same house. San Rafael:
So and S25
waitress and cleaner. same institution; city;
So and SO
Cook FOR private family. city: s25.
% heusewerk girls FOR city and country: 80
$50 and So.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

MANAGER for bigh-grade underwear and
hosiery. city retail store high salary for
man Ot sbility- Reply. stating age expert
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

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GLASS AND GLAZING
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