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W5AsATCH LODGE NO. I. r. AND A.
NJ M.-Masonic hall. second Friday each
month, Members Of sister lodges and So
l1urnlng brethren In good standing inyit-
ed. HaTris Wall Griffin. W. NJ: A. j.
Lowe. Secretary.
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CARPET CLEANING

~-~|~~~~-c-~-~Sc~>~">.
process National House Cleaning Co.
90 f. lst South. Carpets called for and
delivered promptly. bl966
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ARGENTA LODGE NO 3. F.
m and A. M.--At Masonic Tenn
S&Ez pie, corner Second East and
HsE First South streets. first Tues
day of each month. Members OF
sister sister lodges and sojourning brethren in
Sl'Gd. Frederick d. Keeler. w. M; Moses
c, Phillips. Secretary,
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M1zPAH CHAPTER NO.
8. Order Eastern star
Stated meetings first Mon
day each month at Masonic
D. temple. corner Second East
and First South. Visiting
members cordially invited.
Lila q. Treasure, w. NJ;
Flora r. Sinclair. secretary.
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LARGE STORE. 25Xl65 FEET. WITH
basement. East First South. near Main,
Have applications for part of space. APP
ply J. f. Caine. Hooper building. Phones:
Ind. 1921, Bell. 122l-Z. e25f
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THREE ROOM MODERN FLAT. NICE
" furnished. 65i So. Main f23ai
DESIRABLE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
PA Brigham street e2377
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Salt Lake aarie No, g. Every Friday.
S p. m. K. OF p. hail.
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Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE NO. II, j. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at 9
o'clock. l. O. o. F. Temple. Visitors wei
come. G.. r. Thornton. y. c.. j. Z.
Smith, Secretary.
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rs FEET ON SOUTH SIDE BRIG
HAM, BETWEEN STATE AND IND
EAST; 9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; $l75
FOOT
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Sox1s5 ON 4TH So. BET MAIN AND
STATE. JUST OPPOSITE NBWHOUSE
PURCHASE OF 400 FEET AT $500 PER
FOOT. EASY TERMS.
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Ei. kALAH TEMPLE. A. A. o. N NJ
,S-Third "Wednesday OF each month,
Masohlc hail, at p. m. All mobiles So
3ournlng invited. j. M. Marriott. Poten-
tate. w. L. Barnes. Recorder.
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7-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. VERY
cheap. 30 Gregory CT, bet. 9Th and 7th
South. Off State st. f2123
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SECRET SOCIETIES

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a. A. s. RITE-THE FOUR CO-ORDI-
nate bodies OF the A. A. 5. Rite OF Free
Masonry hold stnted meetings the third
Thursday in each month at the Masonic
Temple. corner 1st So. and End E. So
journing brethren invited.
Joseph G. Bywater. 80 deg.
w. M. Jordan Lodge of Perfection No. ..
s. c. Park. 32 deg,
W. Nj. James Lowe Chapter OF Rose Croi1
No. l.
C.. w. Morse. K. C. c. H.
Commander OF Salt Lake Council OF Ka-
dosh. No. l.
II. n. Mayo. x. c. c. II.
NJ o. X Utah Consistory No. /.
Christopher Diehl, 33 deg
Register Of all the Bodies
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WANTED.

WANTED
TTs MAN AND WIFE
~ cattle, f1ve-room house.
o. O. cattle cheap; also viii
iei land TO cultivate on
WEE East and Jackson st
~ Ind. phone 1lis-3;
cai- f2S56
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ROYAL. ARCANUM-s. l.. COUNCIL 1917
Second and .ourth Thursdays, Jen-
nings block C. *. Smith. Regent, Il. L.
Jones. Secretary.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


IF IT'S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
see j. X. Newcomb moved TO r 4i4
Tribune bldg. Ind. 12G; Bell 1e3a-Y. y1360
FOX ROOMING-H HOUSES OR BUSINESS
opportunities OF any kind see Ross C..
Davis. at Capital r. Z. !. Co.. II West
2nd South ST. Bell 1901. d1207
HALF INTEREST IN THE BOTTLING
works mt Murray. Here Is a chance
for the right party 10 get into n good
business FOR little money. Inquire 1i6 So
cial Hall city. 1880
MANS TICKET TO DENVER, CHEAP
Address u ~. Tribune. f2S42
AUTOMOBILE
$500 four-cylinder Franklin runabout
good new. at the extremely low
price OF $3.50; or will exchange for larger
machine OF same make. 253 South Main.
In rear. f2e17
FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. CHEAP, CALL
2l0 Atlas block. 2792
A CIGAR AND CANDY STORE FOR
sale. Inquire at 30 East 3rd South
1859
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155xi27 AND RIGHT OF WAY. COR
NER lST SOUTH AND 1ST WEST CDR.
GROVES'S CORNER), al $500 FOOT;
PAVING TAX PAID.
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S9xl32. WITH r. OF w, ON WEST
COR. ". T. AND 9Th SOUTH; FACES
E. AND N.-Ss900. A GREAT BARGAIN.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEW FOUNDLAND DOG. FULL BRED
3 months old 4i6S So SUITE. f259
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. isl meets second
and fourth Mondays a. |. q. o. F. temple.
s. Chalker. Secretary, EoN 20.
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"a OWNER. MODERN D
Add. 2, o, box 1913.
lse. f2TS5
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY

6-ROoM FRAME BRICK LINED,
WELL BUILT POR BATH z. L..
HALL. PANTRY AND CLOSETS. CE-
MBNT WALKS AND CELLAR. IT Is
IN A COURT, TWO BLOCKS FROM
p. O.; LOT 50x90 FEET-Sls0o.
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co. Phones 5o5. 1918
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1000 LOADS GOOD GRAVEL WILLIAM
DoNey, 1855 Princeton ave. Phone 9Ge z.
f?T2J
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EYI-Y A ROOMING-
L. loca,ed. Address X 81.
~ f2SS0
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100 FEET ON a PAVED STREET. /
BLOCK FROM MAIN AND IND SOUTH
WITH 2 AND 3-STORY BUILDINGS.
WORTH AT LEAST $50. 900: ALSO 100
FEET ON CUT STREET. NOT PAVED.
VACANT IN REAR, WORTH $24, 900.
TOTAL ACTUAL. VALUE S154 900. WE
CAN DELIVER THE WHOLE PROPO-
SITION FOR $50, O00 AND SHOW YOU
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
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NEAR 5TH so. AND 2ND E.. 5-RooM
FRAME. ADOBE LINED. ELECTRIC
LIGHT. WATER IN HOUSE. IT'S
CHEAP-S1400.
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2oix155 STATE, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 9TH SOUTH. AT 1925 FOOT.
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nv TO ENTER THE
for nurses; two years
ancy and General Hospi-
rne Sal flSSS
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FOREsTERS OF AMERICA-MEET
first and third Wednesdays each month.
knights of Columbus hall No, 81 West
lst South c. Z. White, r c. silSi
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TWO LARGE, CNFURNISHED ROOMS.
newly Dapered, $40 n mo. 15s f. 3rd So.
10 ROOM MODERN, 132 B ST, $4,000.
Phone 1si5-K f2397
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5ox115. sRD so. BET. 2ND AND SRI
WEST, $3.50 FOOT.
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S. G. Park. s2 deg,
w. M. James Lowe Chapter OF Rose Croix
Commander of ssTs sait Lake ak G Council G T. o, Ka
dosh. No. |.
II. n. Mayo, X. G. G. H.
M. Of X Utah Consistory No. l.
Christopher Diehl 33 deg
Reglster OF all the Bodies.
ARGENTA LODGE NO 3. F.
m and A. M.-.At Masonic Tenn
FIRST Rf soS, ssseTs sssend Ise Ees! 4gss and
day of each month. Members Of
sister lodges and sojourning brethren in
y E''ea. cd Frederick D. Keeler. w. M; Moses
u Phillips. Secretary.
WASATCH LODGE NO. I, r. AND A,
M,IMasonic hall second Friday each
month Members OF sister lodges and so
Lowe, Secretary.
Ell. KALAH TEMPLE. A, A. o. N M
,-Ihird "Wednesday OF each month
,ogTnlng invited NJ, Marriott. arr aG0tse sote1- en-
'ate' W. L. Barnes. Recorder.
Mt MoRlAH LODGE NO. 2. F. AND A.
NJ Masonic hall, second Monday each
Inon'h' Eer,' corner First South and Second
ion-n iomS, M Members OF sister lodges and So
WED Jos. M. Marriott, W. NJ: Christie
pher Diehl. Secretary.
UTAH CHAPTER NO /, r. A M
Sth.ed conVocation first Wednesday in
East and nrGn{n Efra at Masonic hall, cor. Second
,, ,m Hmu FIRST South streets. Companions
gpor"M1any Mdy inyited, E. o. Leatherwood, II.
I: Moses G Phillips. Secretary
- LYNDS CHAPTER NO. l.
q: !: ! +; :
Ns5# sonic Temple Stated meet
Wright, Secretary.
M1zPAH CHAPTER NO.
e: .;:
Lila g. Treasure, w. NJ;
Flora II. Sinclair, secretary.
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. J. o. o, F.
Meets every Wednesday night at 8
O'Clock. l. o: o. F. Temple. Visitors wei
come. c. f. Thornton. n. G'' j. Z.
10. o. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Enterprise lodge No. Is. Wednesday.
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE 40, l.
Meets every second and fourth Saturday
evenings OF each month in odd Fellows
Temple. Market street. n2559
JORDAN LODGE NO. g. I. O. o. F.
= Meets every Monday iI,i nisht 81 At O. M o.
Donald. n. c.; w. T. Hopkins. seere-
,ary. al437
knights of Pythias.
CALANTAE- MYRTLE LODGE NO. l.
Every Monday. X Of F, hall:
y. w. soNNEpEcKER. K. OF 4. and s.
meets every Saturday evening a, 4
o'clock, K. OF T, hall
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. a.
Every Thursday evening. *. Of p, hall,
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs-
Salt Lake City Tent No. Every
THURSDAY, J. o, o. F. hall Visiting
MACCABEEs-UToNIAN TENT NO. ls
meets every Wednesday evening at l.
O. o. +. hall. Market street Sojourning
Sir Knights cordially invited. cl465
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES-SA
Lake City hive No meets every first
md third Monday, p. M. o. o. F,
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Salt Lake aarie No, 81. Every Friday.
S p. m. K. OF p. hall.
ROYAL ARCANUM-S. L. COUNCIL 1917
Second and :ourth Thursdays. Jen-
nings block C. *. Smith. Regent, Il. L.
Jones. Secretary.
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. Isl meets second
and fourth Mondays az |. q. O. +. temple.
S. Chalker. Secretary. Box 10.
ORESTERS OF AMERICA-MEET
first and third Wednesdays each month.
knights of Columbus hall. No, 81 West
1st South c. Z. White. II. c. silS4
Wcodnlon of the World.
WOODBINE CIRCLE NO il-MEETS
every Tuesday, o'clock, at l. Q, O.
F. hall.
PERSONAL
~~~~>"~-~-'-~>~'
r y II.
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1sox330 FEET, IMPROVEMENTS
RENT FOR sl25 PER MO. VERY CLOSE
IN-$1S, 900
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5Ox1s5. CORNER. ON STATE NEAR
5TH So; $3.50 PER FOOT.
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FURNITURE. IRON BED. BRASS
trimmed; box springs and mattress;
new. Inquire "a p st. f216O
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IRA LARGE FIRE
1hsnd safe. Address with
a Dis. e99s
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COR 2ND so. AND 2ND W., FACES
y. AND e., $3.50 PER FOOT. THIS Is
THE GREATEST WHOLESALE SITE IN
THE CITY.
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$4,000 MODERN HOME. ALL FUR
nlshed, 8 rms. SIS month. Gel j. End
South Call and examine. f2726
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HALE OF FURNISHED HOUSE, MAN
and wife preferred. 5s So. Sd East
eloa0
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s,rF PAID FOR IRON.
hoitles, rubber. copper.
II Co, e3 Z. Sth south.
1907
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MT MoR1AH LODGE NO. .. F. AND A..
M.LMasonic hall second Monday each
noHth. corner First South and Second
ist. sast. Members OF sister lodges and So
Journlng members IN good standing In
WED JOS. NJ Marriott, w. NJ Christo-
pher Diehl. Secretary.
Z GSAH CHAPTER NO 1. r. A. NJ
Gacn month at Masonic hall cor Second
Eas5 f., ana ana First South streets Companions
CoTdiaHy Invited, f. o. Ientberwood. III
r. Moses O. PhilTIpe Sacre,.r,-
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IF YOU ARE MAKING LESS THAN 81
10 So per day. come and learn The finest
and bes, profession In the United States
Call at 22l w. LIST South st, unUh y p. IN
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E0RSE TO CARRY PA
inuly Tribune office, at
"s d2352
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n HIGHEST PRICE FOR
" household goods. Star
4 sis So. State
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LITTLE & LITTLE

WITHOUT DOUBT WE HAVE THE
MOST ATTRACTIVE LIST OF PROP
ERTY IN TOWN.
THE WISE ONES WILL BUY NOW.
READ ALL THIS AID.
THEY ARE ONLY A FEW SAMPLES
FROM OUR LARGE LIST.
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COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING

UTAH SANITARY HOUSE LEAN iNn ~
Co, Phones 665. o'-'
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Woodmon Of the World.
WOODBINE CIRCLE NO ll-MEETS
every Tuesday, o'clock, at l, Q, o.
F. hall.
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a LADY STENOGRAPUER TNTED EcrT-
ca In psychic or physical science can
pp.ail employment part time by address
ing 1858 South West Temple fosio
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

TWO ROOM MOD. FURN. FLAT, NEAR
q = I, depot Fell 327S-Y f125D
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WANTED FOR u. g. ARMY; ABLE
bodied, unmarried men between the
ages OF 21 and 35; citizens OF the United
States of good character and temper
ate habits, who can speak, read and
write English: For informat!on apply to
Recruiting Ofcer, l6Ss West TefnpIe
street, Salt Lake City. Utah. bil3s
SOLID GOLD RINGS $3.50 AND UP AT
Irncle Snrns 30 u. 1st So. t253
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1l5ixl32 FEET. CORNER, ON FIRST
so. NEAR IND F.. WITH l6-ROOM
BRICK, STEAM HEAT. . BATHROOMS,
SEWER. $50 PER FOOT,
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PARTLY FURNISHED 4-ROOM FLAT,
for man ana wife or lady; references.
Address Il 81, Tribune f2aI0
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1 TrpHOL ST ERING AND
.k,oe Utah Bedding
po1h phones 1888. b303
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

JONES &c EDWARDS. Pain EtS,
Decorators. Paperhangers. Goo south
Third East. charges reasonable: stoch
Wallpaper on hand. Phone 2Seo IND
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tation; highest wages for riebt nart.,
woman preferred. Call 621 First street
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GNE REPAIR1NG-AI>D
Vas OF slot machines re-
= Guaranteed; all castings
"a fitted. Shop rear j. p,
phones: Bell, 1855; Ind.
V f2233
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WANTED-A COMPETENT- 1sT0I ~,
cooking and general housework no
"ashln9 and ironing. 1876 7th East
FoSc2
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WRITE FOR MARKET LETTER.
Sent fre. upon request Complete re-
snme Neyada mining operations. Pat
rick, Elliott & Camp. Conseryative Bro
lters and Mine Makers. Goldneld. Ne
vnda.
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Y,rn
LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL Helm. PRO
80 SEo osc and b0c 2lg61
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A. COILS, PAINTER. PAPER HANG
er and k0lsomincr. 264 Baltimore ave,
Ind, phone 1904 rings Wa.L
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Diet and SIckuess

II II n broad rule That boiled milk
and puddlngs made with milk agree
more frequently than anything to re-
store n sick person. When beginning
to restore u sick person to more ordi.
nary diet begin with white fish, boiled.
Plaice or sole boiled In milk Is excel.
lent. Never give potatoes when the iii.
eestion II bad In place Of bread give
toast often there II craving for
acids. In such cases give lemon Juice
diluted with water and swcetencd with
sugar when allowable or with saccha.
rim In diabetes. A craving for green
stufrs should always be- satisfied Ma.
ture herself IL crying out. Give water
CrrsS. but withhold radIshes, as they
are difficult TO digest.
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MlcANOPY BRIEFLETS.
Brief Record Of What Has Occur I'd
During Past Week.

Micanopy, Aug. u After spendinG
few day. At home. DR.. n l.. Mont
gomery has returned 10 Daytona "a
join HE family for a few days vaca-
! ton
J ? O'Dell, agent for the q Il G
Railway at this place, ia visiting in Al.
lanta aud several places in South Caro-.
lima
Rev + A. Gray is spending the
week a. Daytona
Mrs J G, Matheu and daughter
Mics Katie. are home again after
spending sometime at High Springs
and Worlhington.
MiH Lizzie Mathews OF Tacoma was
in town yesterday on her way to Ala.
chua 20 visit her friend, Miss Ruby
Hawkins
Rev J, T Duncan and family have
moved TO Tampa, He proposes to
make that city his permanent home.
I o +. BAYnard has moved into the
house vacated by Rev Duncan,
David Laird. district superinte ndent
OF the Southern Bell Telephone aud
Telegraph Company, headquart ep In
savannah, Ga, was in town yesterday
looking after the exchange that his
company proposes TO put in here, He
wants It rushed right along, so We can
have the advantage OF long distance
connection.
W. A. Carlton Of Hawthorn vas Wis.
ting his family here this week. Mr.
Carlton i, engaged In the naval stores
business near hawthorn.
Miss Edna McCredie IA at home,
after trip to Baltimore, where she
went 90 purchase the stock OF millinery
for Hodgson y Wood Of Archer
Mis-. Sue Smith has returned TO vi.
ami, after spending fec weeks with
home folks
Mrs WIN Knox Of Limons, Fla, il
visiting relatives here fora few days
pr johnson has gone to Mcintosh
on . business trip
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bees a. VentIIators.

II Is not generally known, hut most
beckeepcrs will inform you that such
Is the ease. that each beehive has a
corps Of what could properly be term.
ell "ventlating bees" During the hot
seasons these ventilHtors station them.
selves ut the entrance Of the hive and
fan the interior with the incessant mo
ton of their wings. These vcntilating
corps are usually in relays Of from
four 10 half dozen. aud they are re-
licved at short intervals Icy fresh work
ers who keep up the flaming process.
They are kept at work 10y sort OF
patrol Of bees, which iusures lncessnnt
activity on the part of the tanners dur
Ing the time they are ut work This
story may sound strange 10 those who
know hut little concerning the wonder
full Intelligence of bees. hut IL IL a
scientific fact that has often been au.
thenticuted
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Our Boys Again VIciorIous.

The Oak Hall Jr baseball team re-.
tuFned Friday from OcAlA, where they
played q series OF two game. with the
Junior team OF the Brick City, winning
both. The score ThuudSy afternoon
vas ten TO two in favor Of the Gaines.
Vile boy', AID the llne.up Of the Oak
Halls, " MAS ~ ioilows
Douglass, .; y Cannon, c, T Can.
non, 10 EAslerlln 20 Scott. 30 Simp-
con, ~; McCreary, Ackur and Ma.
nASse m the field
Douglass pitched tine game. Cap.
tain Nrwbern got severe sprAiu in
Thur'days game, aud Was unable TO
play Friday
The ocAlA boys treated the visitors
hnely, being very hospitsble in enter.
iAiniug them
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The Fishlnn RIre,..

In many localities OF the Scotch
coasts and IN" coasts Of Norway the
nshlng grounds lie at some distance
from the shore aud the start must he
made with the ebh tide. sometimes In
III" middle NJ the night All the boats
OF a single locality generally start to-
gether, and IN one unaccustomed 10 the
sight the spectacle of 10 10 80 fishing
boats putting OF from harbor like
Yarmouth IN sight never 10 he for.
gotten - London Graphic
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In Self Defense.

Major Hamm, editor aud manager
OF The Constnu,ionaltst. Eminence
Nv when he was hercely attaeLed
four yeAr ago by piles, bought . boz
~ Bucklsn'' Arnica SAlVe, Of which
he 'ay' 1t cured mr IN ten days and
no trouble sincr" QdickesI healer Of
borns, sores, cau and wound, IS, q,
all drug stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
NEweERRY NOTES.
Personal News ard Other Happenings
of the Week in That Town.

FtIbOUd' iNNWo anu ON'p' ''"PHN'''to
of the Week in That Town.
Newberry, Aug. 20. :. u pperer
has gone TO Dunnellon, where he has
accepted u position with Christian 4
Gamble.
John Stevens OF Alsctus was in the
city Wednesday
Rol. Osteen and Miss Matte Shep-
herd entertained number OF their
friends at the Commercial Hotel Thurs
day night OF last week
Bob Hsrkness, operator FOR the
A. G l. is very low with fever He
has been carried to his home at
Tampa.
r. ~ Lock Of AlachuS WAS here on
business several dayS this week.
Mrs. ], S. Vanwinkle is visiting at
Perry
j q. White is now occupying his
new brick store The other buildings,
including the bank building, will be
ready for occupancy in a short time.
Bonnie Wetheriugton spent a few
days at WorthinRton Spring. this
week.
w c Chapman has returned from a
few days stay at WorthnRton Springs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Death OF Child

Information has been received IN
th' city oi the death OF Thomas. the
'h'r"'yeAr.old son VI Mr. aud Mr., T
L hrdccs which occurred In VIE.
A'AJ : { on Monday afternoon.
Capls,L aud Mr' bridge, formerly ~.
s'ded hetr ba, have been living In
oea!A Tor the past ,hter yeAp. Thsir
numerous Vslnc',,,,r Trends will re-.
grr' very mucH 80 .eA'n a. their an.
fortunate .o'' $40 Mi extend evan.
pAthy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
WANTS TO COME HOME.
Weather in New York 10 Too Hot and
Suliry for John Pendrel.

SuIirY for John Pendrel.
John Pendrel, the clever and we'll
known travelling passenger agent OF
the Clyde Line who spends about two.
thirds OF his time in Florida, IL now in
New York, whore he has been assigned
20 duty Tor the summer,
Mr., Pendrel has Inst completed HE
annual vacation which the Clyde Com.
pany, approaching his services, sees
fit to give him Leaving jacksonville
he visited Cincinnati PlttsbuTg, Mag.
ara and Buffalo In writing to q
friend here he says
"My, but how hot The weather 10
30 warn and sultry that men and
horses are dropping 10 the streets. I
want to come back home, aid IL
makes me feel little bit blue TO
think that have got to stay here until
the middle Of The winter
Mr Pendrel's numerous friends here
and elsewhere will be glad to learn,
however, that he enjoyed his vacation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
HoNua.

Bonus" ought tc be- "bunum." since
II is evidently intended 10 mean IA
good thing" and therefore should De-
mentor. not masculine The word Is
found as early a. l7T3. but no one
knows Who Wis the ignorant ~ win.
tut simmer against Latin that nitro.
duced IL. ,h"nsh conjecture assigns II
To the London Sto,A Exchange