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! I am sure Rupert is far more upset and
annoyed than mis- manner shows. An,
well; by this time / suppose l ought to
know Camilla too we'll TO be surprised
at anything she does! See that you have
/ all you want. my dear, and If you should
/ BE at all anxious about the child. don't
hesitate to send for me-.
As she was passing on to the staircase.
Mrs, Brenton paused
/ Mr.. Haverford has brought down a
number OF things for the children. He
said he was going to send them up to
/ YOU. / hope they will learn to grow
very fond of him. said Agnes Brenton,
earnestly. DO you know that he has
made them two little rich people2 He
/ has settled quite fortune on Camilla,
and on her children. Nothing can touch
/ this money; il is hers and theirs, what
| ever may happen. He has asked me to
| be one of the trustees for the children" "
/ Once again Mrs BTenton turned back
as she was going. and kissed Katherine.
For all reasons. she said. L deeply
/ regret that Camilla has not come TO US
! tonight"
II was long time before Baby would
! be wooed into slumber. and even then
I Katherine did not Ike 10 leave her, not
until she had assured herself that the
child was sleeping deeply and TRANQUILITY
/ did she go into the other room,
/ She only snatched a few moments to
/ eat some supper There was really SO
very much TO do.
! An enormous parcel of costly things
/ had been sent down by Camilla for the
/ children, and every one in the house had
/ brought little offering. All these had
/ to be ticketed and tied up No ordinary
! sized stocking would hold what awaited
/ the children, so large baskets had been
made ready to put At the foot Of each
/ bed
! on inquiring. Katherine found that Mr..
/ HaverfOrd had sent nothing up to the
! nursery as yet
/ After a while she dismissed the maid
"a go down 10 the servants supper, and
was busy scribbling and tying. when
there came a knock at the door
/ Come in, she called.
AS the door opened Rupert Haverford
/ appeared, His arms We're fuu OF parcels
/ as hers had been IN the early afternoon.
/ He was smiling, but the girl quickly no
ticed that he looked tired. as If he were
worried.
D \
/ hope / am I'm time"
"Oh, yes" said Katherine with laugh.
II am only just beginning to arrange
things. Won't there be a scene to-mor-
row morning."
Cant I help?" asked Mr.. Haverford:
this seems far too much for one pair of
hands TO manage"
As he disembarrassed himself OF his
burden he said And l particularly de-
sire to have my share in making the
/ childrens Christmas a happy one this
year. for they belong TO me now in a
sense"
Katherine cOlored.
Yes I know II was almost uncon-
/ sciously that she added, and I am so
glad"
His eyes lit up and his lips took an
eager expression.
Are you?" he asked: well, then l
ought to be content. for do you know.
Miss Granger, ] have been hearing moth
ing but delightful things about you. Mrs
Lancing cannot say enough in praise OF
/ you"
1T is very good Of her,' said Kath-
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CHAPTER XI.

Miss Granger did not go down to din
ner that night. When bedtime came
Baby was restless and seemed inclined
20 cough. and Katherine became imme-
diately anxious.
Mrs. Brenton came upstairs, however,
and reassured the girl She administered
homely remedies, and prophesied that all
would be we'll in the morning.
Then she tried to persuade the young
goveness TO go down to dinner. but
failed.
If you won't mind, I would so much
rather stay here the girl said; Baby
likes to hold my hand. dear lutle soul.
and I should not be a bit happy if I
went downstairs and left her"
well, do as you like. my dear" Mrs
Brenton said; then she added, Il am so
glad you had a lift home this afterno0...
now my party is all complete except for
Camilla. I am very vexed with her"
Katherine looked at her quickly.
"Why?"
Well, she ought to have come down
this evening as she promised" Agnes
Brenton answered, impatiently; she ar
ranged TO meet Rupert at certain time,
kept him waiting about for an hour and
a half at the station, and then, when he
supposed she had come on here by some
mistake, he follows her, only 10 find a
telegram saying she has gone to Lea
Abbey and viii not be here till tomorrow
in time for luncheon. 1 cannot think
what has induced her to go to the Bar
dolphs, Mrs. Brenton added. irritably.
''She says il is because Lady Pamela is
i'll. and sent for her: but TO my certain
knowledge Camilla and Pamela Bardolph
have not been seeing one another for
months past"
Katherine followed Mrs. Brenton out
on to the landing She felt subdued.
even saddened, as she listened.
"Of course ] am disappointed. but I
am not thinking entirely about myself.
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TRIAL FOR MAI. HANCOCK.
Omcer in Coast Artillery Corps VIII
BE COurt-martiaIed.

Atlanta. Ca, Jan. 13-Maj. William F.
Hancock, Of the coast artillery corps,
now stationed at Fort Barrancas. Fla.
will be tried by court-martial. al the
headquarters OF the Department of the
Gulf. on January p.
The exact nature Of the charges against
the officers are being kept secret but It
is stated that they grew out OF alleged
drunkenness, Involving temperance
pledge. which the officer is said to have
made to his superior officer, when sta
toned at post In Washington State
two years ago.
Il Is also limited that there is a woman
involved in the case.
The accused officer is a native OF Ohio.
He entered West Point in 1873. and re-
ceived his commission as a major in 1895.
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crime, and her voice was not very steady;
but she has to test me yet. She really
knows so little about me.
Haverford sat down to the table and
began 10 help her.
They had to unite some Of his packages
20 see which were the presents for the
respective children.
Il think some of these things will have
to disappear after tomorrow" said Kath-
crime; already these little people have
enough toys to stock a shop"
It amused her 10 watch Rupert Haver-
ford pack up and tie and direet-as she
commanded. lie was SO deliberate in all
he did Camilla would have lost her pa
Jience very quickly, but Katherine liked
his slow ways. His parcels were so neat.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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state Society Meets.

A meeting of the New Hampshire AS
sociation was held last evening Piano
solos were given by Miss Annie Sails
bury. paper entitled Childhood in
New Hampshire" was read by Miss
Sarah Harvey Porter Miss Stella Viii
son gave recitations, and Miss Bertha
Hansen sang a soprano solo.
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supreme Court UphOids Writ of san
Francisco Tribunal.

supreme NOHFE 4 win VI 'sAH
Francisco Tribunal.
The Supreme Court yesterday denied
the application of labor unions of San
Francisco for a writ Of certiorari for the
review of the order of the Federal Court
in California in enjoining the unions from
interfering with tie business Of the Ham
mond Lumber Company. whose empioyes
were on strike, and from intimidating its
employees
The effect Of this action is to affirm the
issuance Of the blanket injunction, which
applied not onlN to the Sailors and
Marine Firemen's,' Cooks and Waters
unions. but to their officers and mem
bers and all persons acting for them.
The strike began in the summer of 1906.
when the unions demanded increases OF
s. a month in the wages Of the employees
Of the coastwise steamers of San Fran
cisco. IT was accompanied by much vio-
lence and lawlessuess, the unions board
ing vessels and beating those who took
the places of the strikers and intimldat-
/ Ing passengers.
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Married bal RockviIIe. Md.

Miss Lottle May Neitzey was married
In Rockville, Md, last evening to Mr.
Thomas Randolph Harper, by Rev. Er-
nest L. Wolf, pastor OF the Southern
Methodist Church. The contracting par
ties are both Of Washington. and returned
TO this city Immediately after the cere-
mony, which was performed at the home
Of the minister
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Two Men Die on St. Louis.

The Navy Department has been inform
ed of the death of two enlisted men on
board the cruiser St Louis at Vallejo.
Cal, January r. They were Thomas G.
Hayes. blacksmith, and Harry Wilson.
a fireman. Hayes enlisted at Boston. and
was a native of Somerville, Mass. VIII
son enlisted at New York City.
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VALIDITY IS AFFIRMED.
supreme Court Gives Decision in
Railway Receivership Case.

The validity of the Federal receivership
Of the Metropolitan Street Railway Of
New York was yesterday affirmed by the
Supreme Court.
Although the court did not directly pass
upon the appointment Of other receivers
by State courts the decision effectually
dispOses of the matter, as the court
holds the the Federal court at New York
had Jurisdiction Of the matter
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NAME MEMORIAL BODY,
Holy Comforter Church 20 Honor
Late Pastor, Father Mcguire.

A committee was appointed by the con
gregation of the Church Of the Holy Com
forter last night at meeting held In the
church rectory. which is to be known as
the Father Mcguire memorial commit
tee" and is 70 provide means for perpetu-
ating the name Of Father Mcguire, for
merly pastor OF the church. who died re-
Gently
Members OF the committee are: Andrew
Betz. C. A. Mccarthy Adam A Wesch-
Ter. Louis Everett, Richard Casey Miss
Sadie Carroll. Mrs. O. Gardes, Miss Lizzie
Hill and Miss Ada Mansell.
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VIZ. MiddIrton.. Funern1-

Funeral services for Alpheus Middle
ton, who died at o'clock yesterday
morning at the family residence. 1870
Third street northeast. will be held at
II o'clock tomorrow morning al Trinity
Episcopal Church. Interment VIII be
az Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Funeral of Miss MeKeriehar.

Funeral services for Miss Isabella Nc
Kerichar. who died last Saturday. will
be held from the residence Of her father.
in GlenwoOd Cemetery, this morning at
II o'clock.
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Wn De Ruried To-day.

The funeral Of Wubert Cleary. who died
Saturday, will be held at o'clock this
afternoon from the undertaking rooms of
the John r. Wright Company, 1897 Tenth
street northwest
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Ius.ernnd 70 Go West.

Mr.. Jusserand. the French Ambassa-
dor, will visit the Pacific Coast during
the latter part Of April. He viii prob
ably arrive In San Francisco in time to
witness the arrival of the battle ship
fleet.
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Mrs. Grover Cleveland Appointed

Trenton, n. J., Jan. 13.-Gov. Stokes to-
day announced the appointment of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland as a member of the
board of managers of the State village
for epileptics at Sldllman. II is under
stood Mrs. Cleveland will accept.
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TAFT to Speak In New York.

New York, Jan. 12-secretary of War
William II. Taft is to be a guest Of honor
at the banquet Of the Brooklyn Bar As
sociation at the Union League Club. on
February q. Among the other speakers
at the banquet will be ex-Gov. Frank
Black
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Wanted-Hustling and wide
awake boys for three hours
work before school; good pay.
Apply at ) a. m. to Circulation
Manager, THE WASHINGTON
HERALD.
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Rites for Mrs. Parham

Funeral services for Mrs Martha Par
ham, who died last Friday, were held
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from
the residence Of Mrs. II. G. Forsberg. 696
street southwest. Interment was in
Congressional Cemetery.
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MANY Pnrisians Go Skating.

Paris. Jan, 13.-Skating was general
around Paris yesterday, More than a
hundred thousand Parisians went out
to the Bots de Boulogne and the Bois
Vincennes Skating was general on
nearly all the lakes. Despite the im-
mense crowds on the ice no accidents
were reported. The frost seems likely
10 continue.
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BODY TO BE Brought Hero.

George A. Jones, who died early yester-
day morning at Germantown, near Phila-
delphia. will be brought to this city and
viii probably be Inferred at Arlington.
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Burial of Miss MerriaeId.

Funeral services for Miss Clara Isabel
Merriheld, who died at her home in Co
lumbia street. Falls Church. Sunday, will
be held from the Congregational church
to-day. The inteTment VIII be In Oak
wood
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Chilean Bandits KIN American.

The State Department has received a
report from Chile telling of an attack
nv bandits near Runque on a party com
nosed OF one American and several Ger
mans. The American. it was thought,
v-as killed
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RABBI FELSENTHAL DEAD.

Was Founder of "Reform'' Movement
Among Jews of Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. 13-Rabbi Bernard Eel
senthal, said 10 be the oldest Jewish
theologian in the United States. and rec
ognized as one of the worlds greatest
Hebrew scholars. died last night
Dr. Felsenthal was widely known as
the founder OF the reform" movement
among Chicago Jews and as a leader Of
the Reformed Judaism known abroad
as the "Americanized Synagogue"
He was eighty-six years old, and had
been a resident of Chicago since 1855.
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servIces for DE-. Homnnn.

Funeral services for Fritz Homann. who
died in the Casualty Hospital Sunday
night. viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock from Zurhorsts undertaking
rooms
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Birthday of Constltntion.

To-day marks the anniversary of the
first written American Constitution and
of the birthplace Of American democ-
racy.''
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Skating Rink, Convention Hall.
MILITARY BAND AFTERNOON & EVENINGS
RACES THURSDAY NIGHT
New features and fancy skating every dav.
Basketball Foriham vs. Georgetown, sat Jan "a
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On sale Willard News stand
PATRoNEssEs.
Mrs. Stonegal Jackson, Mrs. Nlsgnus Thomson.
Miss Mary Iustls Lee. AfTs ChlfsFd
Mrs Donald Mclean, Ms B0ardman
1lrs.Ni-ll hUnn Cox. Mrs John L. NcLear
Mrs. swanson Mrs Drauer
M8 Edward b. White. Mr. G. q Glover.
Madame Jl;sefang Mrs William CoToorsn
Ars. seth Shepard, EgstIs
Mrs DeEey, AIrs. Arthur Lee.
a-Is' Selie{ his Richard Pardee VII
Ms Tilnaa. Mrs. John c. Boyd.
1sTs. uYeTnau. MTs. william K Carlisle
Mrs Latimer. 5iS. A. e. Downing
MEs- Frazier, Airs = r. Mcclure
Ms. owen. Mrs. Mar II. Mckee.
MS John sharp NlI2ms Mrs loudit-Smith
Alrs. Lamar t0i tia.l, Mrs Duncan McKim,
1ITr. oldlGeu. NTs. JauuIu.
Mrs. Burlesou Mrs Oscar Turner
MTS hlacAogrns Airs. Benjamin Iieou
slTs- Sanes n, Jones, ATs. Archibald Oracle
NTs. Marion Butter. Mrs Ricks
AlfS. Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs. Amistead Peter
AlTs, IL ~. q. Tucker. AlIs. Homer McCawan
S,rs- I,onaT Mrs Albert G. Hill.
slrs- francis Nash. Ms. Gadsden-
Mrs Ralph Walsh
OFFICERS.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth President.
Vice Presidents
Mrs. Albert Akers. Miss Susan R. Hetzsl
Mrs. Archibald Young Mrs J. a. Wheeler.
Mrs T. =. Rollins Recording Secrerar.
1lr. L. II. QuirolIo Corresponding Seersts~v.
AFS brlry g, LudioW. Treasurer
Ms George = tOFlugtCD. Chairman Relief Com
,hSiTTrar 81 EEsgzitiys and Bal Committees NITs
hQslle Huilyday E1ouCk-
Miss Laura r, Carlisle, Chairman Young Ladies
pr. Frank B. Martin, Chm Floor Committee.
Hon H. ID. Flood Vice Chm. Floor Committee
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Southern Relief Charity Ball
NEW WILLARD

tuesday Evening, January 2i, 1908
O'CLOCK
C. s. Marine Rand 18th Cssalr~ psra
Tickets, including supper, $500.
On sale Willard News stand
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LABOR LOSES SUIT.

TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
nsfor. the Mayor.

There we're three cases disposed Of
before Mayor Davis Tuesday morning
for various causes as follows;
Wilson Williams, an oyersEeaioua
dynyman. crossed the dead.line At TIE
depot. but innsmuch as the defendant
sas wellknown and this was his aFBt
arrest. be was discharged.
william Hun. who was making
things lively 10 the depot section, was
reported 10 Policeman Zetr0uer and
be hunted his man 10 and placed hisn
under arrest A the oticer didnt
personally hear the trouble tho negro
waa lct on with 81 and trimminEn h.
having plead guilty
Va johnson charged wiih nghtlnE
was given hearing bat AZ me erl
deuce uan rather c0Baictlug the mar
OF decided 20 hold the case over upnl
next FRIDAY, rcaereiug hia declfion
pending perncnal invcstlgatiou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
School Entertainment.

bland Grove. Sept. ls.--There was
q sutertainment at the Island Grove
re- School for the benefit OF the
Naool house. After a long and wen.
EEared program, lasting about an
~ and 2 half, ice cream and cake
y 'old uuiI about 1880.
ias next morning a few OF the
FOLKS met to clean up the
p. house, and a few OF them made
" Iee cream with the material
20 vas left from the entertain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

rirlan Sage Cor Hu pecuiiaF shlilty 70
turn harah, faded. iusssflean hatr into
fresh. beaniifai Mlkg end iassruna
hair ia . few dhgt
pnFialan gaTe b To-Day ths itFogiff
hnlr dressing and iamic ~ aisrrimt
Rating Ameneana. not b~ragss ~ asa
gatinnai msgh0as % adyeEtialuW has
herauns u u the oalf hair maioFsr
that yin 90 latt uhat q q advertised
co o.
Il kifs che dargruH Nffm No curfa
aaharps II twn wt~na n "a aneanN
w N lohnson en- agent h galle
gHa yin use yau rpef nlorFf h4ss
4 had tesn sroahlsa ulih fanfrlss
f1F are yeara. tui sinre uaing raft
slan saxs hats 20 been hestefe1
uish II arty Bset eaehaN trtfis
uheu nosnsd fne EnnfrNg fisa9
esariuK 9 eonsitss 3 10 tFs haiF
tarfe ever asef Mrs q 81 Nor
ssa fsa Mats stgest neaaia n "
AaN fa itAa
If yaa haYsmr igise Fariaaas sRrs
pss 4 hosra solar a - sg1iFtsfsi
arsnsfar Ths srirs - eeiY So eeafg
= large befris ~ " - fetHapEs ~
srprs al rtafEat rgppHf ~ ft8
Ans mttes osur sifr O.
na1sip 81 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

~ Hegro pool and billiard room
- lasi IN front OF the residence
: a Colclough, on West Liberty
- y declared BY partieu 10 that
70 b a public nuisance. The
aaa boisterOus language used
~ resort Is anything bus pleas
~, ~ he attention o. the proper
- Is directed thereto.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
AIeA soAooL LYcEuM eouRsg.
Proceeds to &c Devoted 70 Purchasing
Laboratory and Library.

LABORATORY auo AipIatg.
The righ school is without any
thing resembling a laboratory. There
is Only small nucleus OF a library
TIE grounds, naturally ocau'imI, are
in l,tlaL,e condition Cor want {
attention. The piano sccGls like
tin pan. Il needs tuning Many other
.ess ent,al- ere baaig needed. We can.
not permit these needs to so unsap
piled and still speak OF our school as
one OF the best in the State. We be-
lieve in pride in local Institutions,
but not in idle boasts. Let that pride
first assert itself BY seeking out and
correcting the deficiencies in those
Institutions, by bringing them UP TO
the highest standards of efficiency.
Then we may honestly and boldly
point others to those Institutions as
models, feeling assured that an ex.
animation will Justify our pride,
The money with which to supply
these needs Is not now available. The
district is without funds which may
be used for these purposes For the
purpose OF securing funds, we have
organized lyceum course OF eight
hlgh-class attractions. They are as
follows: The Temple Male Quar-
tet Co: The Days. characteristics; Ed
win Brush. magician; DR. James He'd.
ley, humorist; Christine Giles Ccmpa.
ny; Ross Crane. cartoonist; Hon, Lou
J. Beauchamp, humorist; "Roney's
Boys" Concert Co.
We can assure the public that no
course Of higher class attractions has
ever been given in Gainesville. Three
OF them were among the most popu.
lar attractions ever presented by the
Chautauqua. The Others are OF the
same standard they are all OF a
popular nature. designed to please
all ages and classes,
We have Fixed the price OF tickets
as follows single ticket 81; double
ticket. S.; school children above
twelve, So; under twelve, si5o, The
tickets may be used BY any member
OF the immediate family.
The equivalent OF about one hun.
dred and sixty single tickets has been
subscribed for We shall be glad 20
have others subscribe Those dcslr.
ing do DO 50 may Sign Tor tickets o.
Ayera's, Mlller's or vldnrs drug store.
Collections win be made and tickets
delivered some time before the nrat
attraction Is given which VIII be IN
October.
This course viii not Interfere with
the Chautangua.
Remember In patronizing this
course you are getting far more thnu
your moneys worth ot enjoyment aud
helping your school 20 secure things
which Il badly needs,
w. "a cAssEI.s. Principal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
N EXTEND BUILD
NC 70 GARDEN ST.
!, Udldlng. Next to Divers,
n to B, Extended.
soon TO COMMENCE

!. That owner Has Long
On suIldlps As Seen as
',..,s. Are Mads--A"0tNs' In
I'm Coming to City.
!. ruu,ored that the Padgett
IN, located next % the stables
\. r oliver, viii be extended
N .,s 20 Garden street, covering
s,,rs length OF the block.
4. change, thus contemplated,
4 s..D under advisement for some
\. y the owner. and it was said
,s,say that the building would at
! heightened out to run the
q. lapeth Of the block, the back
.,.,,ce being on Garden street
o.,.ide business Interests have
N mis- building for a number Of
and are coming here to en-
\ business. but the nature has
Z. nlly been learned. However. the
0.ny that will enter have ample
..,,sl and facilities and viii add
,.,,rlaIly to the business Of the city.
GAINESVILLE and her people welcome
n newcomers, and Il is hoped that
4. new business men win find the
M ali that they anticipate IN n
lusness way.
4 buildings were obtainable, many
~ would come to the city, as
~ Is at all times a demand for
r,snt store buildings, and scarcely
+, week passes but that inquiries are
mac regarding this class Of houses
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

Oeo I. Harris Nofih caruliaa. "
A. Iowry. white sprinws " 9 Tag
w.. worsh caroiira W 3 SHEPPARD
city, W EL Rivers stafke = ~
AsAisy. vaiaosta v * RosbwoaEh
eiiy: A. e Fieiskmsn. naliimpre y
w1nnrk ST. LoAis Robt p Ailfn
Nsu orisanm Ia A. a. Bogus iaeA
.unvnia 4 w. wllhsim cufhter1
Cewrn. c q wauau nasipa 3 l.
namb& ~ Rsvaasah
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
c. ". FAX.
This Celebrated Company. To Show
Here Next Week.

iHa CetcbtNANN &AWfFaNIs " 0N0W
Here Next Week.
The day is drawing near which will
go down in the history OF the C. w
Park Co. as one OF the greatest open.
ings ever given by this popular compa-
ny. Never before has there been so
many Improvements made TO make
the show the best. Great care has
been taken in selecting a east Of
competent players each one an artist
in his line. The plays were all
written especially for this company
TO please the patrons,
The old adage "you can please all
OF the people some Of the time. etc.
but Mr.. Park Is trying his best TO
overcome that and please all the PEG.
pie all the time. This will be the
ffth consecutive year this popular at
traction has toured the Sunny South.
playing some times four-week engage
ments In some OF the cities where
they go each year.
Mr. Park has demonstrated the
truth Of his statements regarding the
merits OF this enterprise on former
visits and when he announces that
he expects the present organization
TO surpass any he has before had the
pleasure Of bringing 10 this city. the
pleasure-seekers are assured good
clean entertainments.
This company win open In Gaines
vile Monday night, September 2sth.
with an entire new list Of plays and
the greatest show they ever had.
Prices: Children rs cents. adults
IS cents. Reserve seats Is cents OK
ira.
Location Of canvas theatre same as
before. at the corner Of University
and Arlington streets.