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ESSEX CENTER.

Miss Carrie Chaplin was at home from
Tilton. n. H, Christmas Miss Bessie
Fletcher was homo from Boston ana
Mrs. T. c. Booth and children were in
burlington ChrstmAs.--Guy Ransome is
seriously ill.-Mrs. c. j. Haney, who has
been III. is better--ISohools opened Tues
day.-D. Fisher and family spent Christ
mas in Richmond
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ness college; Hovey Jordan and Charles
Moran from the T.. v NJ; Miss Lorraine
Ransom and Miss Dessa Rolpor from
the State normal school at Johnson
Miss Blanche Bostwick and Miss Alice
Rarnum from Midlebury College.--W. J.
Nichols had his finger badly crushed
while loading logs at tho depot Mon
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands Of readers in many towns
OF Vermont what you have TO sell
or what you wish TO buy Adver
tise in the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement
23.wtf
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were given the Rev. and Mrs. II. II.
Whlte--Grange Sunday was observed
December e., at the Baptist Church.
Rollin Sherhurnc is at home from Bur
llngton business College. The Ladieg
Aid society were entertained Wedncs-
day by Mrs f. T.. Sears and Mrs. Ho-
ward Spooner. --lIawleY Marshall OF
whitehall \. Y, has been the guest Of
hts parents.--Ilnvward Marshall is
spending the week in FORESTER, n y
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ONE CENT
A w O r d

Advertising in this column one cont
n word. each insertion Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance
required. No advertisement taken
which is less than twelve words. two
lnes. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 900 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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eSth Extracted

Absolutely NithOui Pain.
The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extra cteu without a
particle OF pain with ut taking gas
Ny method is used by 40 other person.
No pain; no danger; no otter eTecta
DIR. l.. ID. hAZEN,
OfIice 1875 Pine ST., Buriingtn, W
Office hours 10 ia 3, toS
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REBATE TAKER TINED SIS. 900
On Plea of Guilty to 10 ont of 30
Counts-TorGivcncss for the Other 40.


Washington, Dec S-The division II
prosecutions Of the Interstate Commerce
commission announced to-day that fine
Of $4,000 was imposed yesterday on r. II.
Bunch OF Little Rock, Ark, for receiving
rebates in violation Of the act to regulate
commerce. Bunch was indicted on April
IA, 1908
The indictment charged him with re
ceiving rebates upon shipments OF grain
transported from Omaha and Kansas
city to Little Rock. It was charged also
that he received elevator allowances in
violation OF the act. These rebates were
received from the Missouri Pacific rail-
way and tho st. Louis, Iron Mountain q
Southern railway. A plea Of guilty ia
ten counts Of the indictment was entered
tho remaining forty counts being dis
missed. with the payment of the fine
Of $4,000 the prosecution OF Bunch will
BE- concluded.
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MILTON BORO.

The lake froza over December ~
Mrs. Rolla Revins is critically III with
acute Brlght's disease.-Miss Lillian
Bean IS passing the holidays IN New
York md New Jersey
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
neip or to sell a farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every issue ana
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. OWL
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A. G. Fletcher-Orlo Cleveland is m III o.
ing his home with his aunt MIS- y W.
Foster
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WANTED

$500 WANTED-A client of mine wishes
to realize on a sound investment. pay
ing over six per cont, from taxes If
Interested address J. II. Macomber. lS2
Main street. 3H,6tW W.T.
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RAW TURS wanted. highest prices paid
for the same. II F. Bond. Westlninster
VI. 30J. 96& w At
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HINEGBURGK.

the children Of Nj and MIS-. fred
Lawrence have recovered from their SER
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ADDISON

The Christmas tree exercises were well
attended. A fur coat and a set OF dishes
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AGENTS, youth or aged. make money
selling household articles Sample 1oc
Dissatisfied, money back II. n. Os-
good Bethel VT. 2Iw1t
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YOUNG LADY. Protestant, wishes care
Of one or two children IN American
family Box 173. Woodstock. W. y. W.T.
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FOR SALE.

HAVE FOR SALE 5o' foot shafting
running from 7-16 to 1j-l6, can 1T
you out on most any size between
Patent dro0 hangers or post boxes TO
1T 200 wood split pulleys from y inches
to 60 IN diameter and UP to IS inch
face. This stock Is just the same as
new and Guaranteed perfect. Two
Toln1es & Blanchard grist mills never
run enough 70 need picking. VIII soil
any of this for lumber or cash W. q.
Carpenter. 25.w,tt
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc FOR SALE. Cash business cs-
taOlshed eight years, located on
Main st. In a husting village In Yer
mont Population about 900. Stock
consist Of dry goods. ladies' and gents
furnishings, shoes and groceries Clean
stock and rent IS reasonable Address
C., Free Press Office ewtt
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WANTED-On salary or commission or
both. men who can give their whole
time to writing applications for one OF
the oldest, strongest and finest life In
suranCe companies IN the country
After January ! | am prepared to make
an exceptionally liberal contract to
several special aEeuto IN Vermont and
northern New Hampshire who can
produce satisfactory business, either
on salary, commission, or both. Would
like to hear from you. Charles S. Hast
ings. general agent. State Mutual Life
OF Massachusetts st. Johnsbury, VT
3o9.Gt& Vs3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

49, S. Ii. Willard. Bristol. Delegate.
s3O.S q, n I2tson, Chatham, Senator.
al. 70. B, Powers. Jr,, Port Royal Del!
s 8, i. II : w ilkins. Eastvllle Delegate. 4
Al. r., w. Wi tn Dps. Stuff OF i. Delegate. :.
.a6. p. i. tLllee, R.ssey. y elegato.I ~ ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

s I. n. lett. Reedvilic, Delegate
y Z y, Byrd, Winchester. Delegate.
~ y ~, Puts, Seottsyille. Delegate.
= 3, III. Wilson, Pittsylyauia, Delegated
~ z, IS Nest, Bellevue, Delegate.
-. W..N, Brown, Pittsylyania, Delegate,
ll4. G,JY, Whitehead, RQselaAd. Del.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
SMILES.

Editor Sun: send you some
smiles which have come TO me Of
late. II they are any good, use them.
The hero OF Manila Bay might have
remained forever invincible II the
souvenir cranks had not pat his pic.
ture ON all Of the spoons, A. q Is,
he gets licked every time the Ice
cream Is served. Even this Is not
an unmitigated calamity. because BY
the same process he has outdone
Hobson IN the kissing act
Traveller Say. farmer can have
one OF those watermelonsg"
Farmer--"Yes. ! am only keeping
them for the hogs"
A Cracker at an ice cream social
devoured seven saucers fun OF the
dellcacy and declared be would have
20 desiss or else build IRE on his
stomach. ". ]. MARTIN.
Wilcox. Fla. July e. 1905.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR
THE LOCAL RIOTERS
Fare For the Round Trip win Be Only
One Dollar.
MANY ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND

Manager Davis viii Strengthen His
Team Tor the Contest With PaIatka
Thursday--Two Games TO &c Play.
ed Here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Through the efforts Of Manager
Davis, the Gainesville aggregation will
have a chance TO attend the game be-
tween Palatka and Oak Halls on
Thursday.
Ticket Agent Goodwin win have a
special train leaving here at ~
O'Clock noon. arriving In Palatka about
1850 p. M, making the trip in about
one and half hours, and returning
will leave Palatka at Z o'clock, for
the low rate OF one dollar for the
round "trip.
The home team will be greatly
strengthened for this contest by hav-
ing her original old players In their
places, and they expect TO carry on
the honors ON this occasion They
have arranged to take a large crowd
with them.
This week will give the fans a
chance TO witness three games, two
which viii be played on the local dia.
mond with White springs, and the
third IN Palatka
The White Springs club have a
strong lot OF players, having been in
several games this season. aud are in
excellent shape 20 so up against the
real article In the Oak Halls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
WILL Be Big THING
FOR GAINESVILLE
New Division Of Land Office VIII Employ
About Twelve Clerks.
$4,000 a YEAR TO So PAID OUT

Salaries VIII Materially Help the City
in Financial Way--some Of the
Clerks Already Installed and More
to Come Soon,
Gainesville is fortunate in having
been selected as the headquarters for
the new Field Division OF the United
States land office, with Capt. A. Paul
in charge.
That it will prove good thing for
the city from a financial standpoint
one has only to see what the salaries
of the clerks win amount to in the
course OF year.
The new division will employ be-
tween ten and twelve clerks to per
form the work that viii be required
Of them, and the pay roll will reach
into the neighborhood OF some $4,000.
which will be paid out In this city.
Besides this. It will cause many peo.
pie TO come 70 the city who would
otherwise never visit here All the
furniture for the new Offices was pur-
chased here OF the local dealers and
is OF a high quality. being the latest
improved and conveniently arranged,
It win be added TO from time to time
as the new clerks come IN and oc-
casion demands II.
There are ave OF the special agents
here under Capt. Paul, the latest one
to arrive being +. f. Hunt. with more
expected by next month.
The new division comprises three
States. Alabama. Mississippi and Flor
Ida. and Il will take the large force
named to keep up with the lands which
are fast being taken up through the
homestead and timber and stone
purchase laws.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
p,.s u Hls fo7th Ytar.

Ohs Roblnsou. possibly ne oidssi
eo,orea psrau IN me cmnfT. died a.
"a. bosse near Ioaesyiile FrieaT
mornisr and the Fema.as HeFe iasa 90
rsss az Pheasant piaina eemstnTY ~
-. toru MAY iG 1891. wna q terraui
- ,h. ciy1 war. remgmbered AZ a.
t1r hen ths stars isH aud oiis1
rsgarrsa - ne lncisest ~ was 40
,..t-.,.tr-,. or,ores farmer ana had
manv fssanas amosw BON fsrea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
AN ENJOYABLE FUNCTION.
Entertainment At Armory Friday
evening Proved a Success.

entertainment ~ NfWVfg EHe@J
Evening Proved a success.
Despite the adverse condition Of
the weather. the entertainment given
under the auspices OF the Baptist
Young Peoples UnsOn Of the First
Baptist church AZ the Guards Armory
Friday evening proved quite q sue
cess both socially and financially
In accordance with announcement.
the Seven Old Maids from Lavender
Town" we're present 10 assist the
young people with the function. Their
costumes werc grotesque Ia the ~.
IRENE. and created much mcrrimeHt
among those present
seven cents was the admission
charsed. this also being tho price, q
The cream. cake. etc.
Daring the evening ~ interesting
musical program waR ren9ered in'
ruasng several reeita,ioss uhieh
we're much euioYed-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

Two Very Sad Deaths During the
Past Week.

Past Week.
High Springs. July 95.--Born. to
Mr.. and Mrs, II. .. Petmman ON July
goth, son.
Mrs. q. W. Stanley aud children
Of Plant City are visiting the family
OF Rev. J. c. Rogers,
Miss Annie Lou Hodges has gone
20 scabreeEe for a visit Of several
weeks.
Little Clara, the nine.montha baby
OF Mr.. and Mrs Wade whIlden, died
on Saturday ,and was buried sunday.
Rev. a. v. Thompson conducting the
funeral services. The little ones
death WAS comparatively sudden hav.
Ing been sick but a very short time.
and was q great shock 20 the devoted
parents aud other relatives They
have the sympathy Of everyone n
their sad bereavement
Mira y. A. Davidson died on Fri
day nfaht. after an illness Of two
weeks she II survived BY her hus.
band and three children, Mr, w ".
Davidson. Mrs. Edmondson. and Mark
Davidson. az Of Iligh Syringe The
remains win BE- inferred IN Wares
borough, Oa. Mrs. Davidson was
consistent Christian woman. and her
many friends are grieyed 20 learn ~
her death.
N spite Of the threatening weather
large crowd attended the bapgismal
services held a. Peau Springs on Sun
dsy afternoon. The rite waa bestowed
on twelve candidates BY Rev ,. G..
Rogers Several others Who weFe N
have been baptized were preyapted
from hclag present ~ sickness,
The many friends ~ Mrs. a. w.
bryant pill b. clad 10 learn thas she
"a recovering from her recent severe
Illness.
Niles caille Mccall. ior many years
= trusted and efficient empl0ys ~ ne
Government a Washington. IL gislllne
NV tNtAH#Ne AiFM ANhNiRt
Mrs g T. Fuieh ~ Lake CRY aha
has been yialtlng the family ~ Rev
= G. H0wern hns EesuFBrd aoma
r n Faieh Mss Rons 10 ThomaR
Vile 20 rsmaln antii ne openlnK 81
lha college az Auiurn, Ala when ~
uiii rsaume ~ stables ~ that inaii
sution
o. WpdasedsF niThf Eaghef o.
bekah f4des ~ Hiwh springs hsia
30 regular iaslaiiaffon n emrefa ~
iawaa ~ ar eleaaat tan8ass Tha
'8gowinw wsre she oNesm Installed
waaie Grass ura EIisa Hilnss vlee
.sohis GraNd. 1sp al E Adams
rssusaraf Ayri q G wisl Secretary.
sra & cfins wsFdea. Sra Corr
pasifgk cmaartnr Nlas 0nis nife
chnsiam Nrf Starr. q 81 ~ Nh
~ Mfp y FAlfer q 3 a. n q
sra Ktne Raiehsr n a ~ v q
MFs CSC ognss 4 n ~ " n. Mss
NJ q Fairs ifEer Geafa gFs Na
EaiEusfa CaisF gpnra wiss idh
TtassEson Mrs. a qrsmea Vas in
tfafliaw aHfrF sa4 regfeFss8 gAs fs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
PREP ARATION BEING
PUSHED FOR WlMAIN
City Surveyor Taylor Busy Surveying
to Ascertain Level Of Street.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE ACTS

Work Soon to Commence on This
ThoroUshsare-About All Prellmh
narles complstsd--vlsrIHed Brick
from Union 10 Mechanic Street.
city Surveyor A. w, Taylor was
yesterday busily engaged in obtaining
the level OF West Main street for this
purpose OF making the correct grade
for the laying OF the vitrifed brick,
The Atlantic Coast Line was the
flrst to take action IN the matter, as
II was only few days after the reso-
luton had been passed UP TO them
that they sent a force here for the
purpose OF ascertalning the number
OF brick It would require for their
part of the work and the probable
cost thereof,
From all indications II seems now
that Il win be- only q short while
before work will actually begin ON
the laying OF tho brick. which will
give as our first paving Of this kind
for street work
The crossings put down here some
eight years ago BY Chairman Benson
have stood the test OF all kinds OF
vehicles and the toughest Of use, and
they have not shown ap any the
worse for that II INC new work II
put down in the same manner Il VIII
be thing OF Joy 10 all who will be
compelled 10 uae this street
II Is understood that the expense
OF this work win be divided equally
between the city, A. O. l.. and prop
erty holders against whose property
the improvements abua.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

We carry a lull lire AZ
mighty attractive prices
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

Earl Love. the young man ga ~
riously Injured near Trenton on Wed,
nesday night Willis on his way b tho
postoffles, n reported ~ improving
and dolng very nicely. considering
the way Ia which ~ was bruired ana
damaged II viii yet be several
weeks. however. before he viii BE-
abla 20 b. removed from his rcem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

tnOuShI tney were successful In Sc
curing a building sometime next
month.
J.. G. Beville OF Arredondo was in
town Saturday. He says they are
now getting all the rain they want,
as It scarcely misses a day but what
a good rainfall is witnessed in that
section.
County Treasurer Peeler yesterday
received a check from Comptroller
Groom for $1,S55.5O, it being Alachua
cOunty's proportion for the hire of
State convicts for the period ending
June S0th.
J. p. Collins returned yesterday
from Mcintosh, where he is employed
as one of the carpenters on a fine
residence being built there. After
spending the day with friends he
will return to his duties Monday.
J. c. Halle and family of Alachua
are in the city ON a visit of week
to the family of Capt. A. r. Gilmore.
Mr. Halle win, however, proceed to
Worthington, where he will spend a
few days while his family is stopping
here.
Deputy Sheriff l. c. Walker left yes
terday for Dunnellon, where he went
to carry two negro prisoners to the
phosphate mines-Chas. Keitchen,
alias Isaac Davis. and Robt. Matthews,
both sentenced to six months for lar.
ceny.
ID. l.. Landress, the competent woods
man for the Kelley mill at Prairie
Greek, left yesterday for Hague, where
he will visit the family OF his father
and other relatives. He was accompa-
MED by his wife and children, who
will visit that section some time.
Miss Valera Bennett has accept
ed a position as saleslady in the big
department store OF The @. w. Hyde
Company. This firm has found II ne
cessary to increase their help, in.
stead OF diminishing IT, and another
salesman win be added next week.
G. ]. Mckinney, one Of the prosper
GUS farmers residing near Waldo. but
who has his postoffice at Graham, was
meeting his many friends in the city
Saturday. He has been suffering with
rheumatism for some time past. but
his friends will be glad TO know that
he has sufficiently recovered 10 enable
him to get about.
G. w. Parker of Lacrosse was a
visitor to the city Friday. He
reports that the Farmers Union and
their families gave a big basket pic.
mic at Providence on last Saturday,
which was largely attended from all
sections OF the county. A large
crowd was present. plenty TO satisfy
the inner man and a fair day made
IL an enjoyable occasion.
A new wareroom is being erected
by the Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company at their plant near the Sea.
board depot. When completed Il win
give them storeroom to accommodate
at least twenty cars more OF the raw
material that they use In making up
the different classes OF fertilizer.
This company does possibly the larg.
est business in this line Of any house
IN Central or South Florida, as they
receive their ingredients In car lots.
and II is as a general thing ave 20
ten cars &C the time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

From Sundays Daily SUM
ChaH Player was arrested again
yesterday on a charge Of selling
booRc." thia time bis case coming
up before Judge N. q Mason Ito
waived examination and bond WAS
placed Al 1850 iog his appearances az
the next term Of court up % iaat
nlrht bis friends had failed 10 raine
the bond, and he h confined 10 the
county JAIL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27

ties In highly credimBle manner
Mira. e. n. Goodwin has returned from
q pleasant visit TO Alachua.
w. D. Futch and daughter Miss
MurIoi. are at scabreoza.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-27
s6 CITY AND. AND
|NTY CONDENSED
I General Interest Gathered
\ Our Reporters
LIN AND SOCIAL ITEMS

..AL AND soC''A-
y. happened and What Is
!, Happen Told in short Para
!. That aHe who Runs May
in The Sun.
su.dqys Dai'y Sun. i.
.,.,sIe Of Archer was IN the
erday.
IOvman Of Raleigh was in the
sasrday.
. strickland Of Hague was
\ BE- visitors to the city yester-
v.unIe Harvard Of Alachua Is
q ~ visiting friends for q few
rhrnsher and Henry Stokes o.
.y we're visitors to the city
g
Jackson, one OF the substan-
,usrs Of Lake View, was in the
sierday.
mis- Thomas has gone to Ka-
n where she will spend some
natng her sisters.
waters, the progressive and
hI trucker Of Hickman, ia in
Il visiting relatives.
sw Johnnie Watkins Of Mica.
d the city on a visit to his
mend, Douglas Pedrick.
N holly, the stockman and
ns Of Arredondo, was transact
hsss in Gainesville Saturday.
la Jackson Of Lochloosa. who
tn IN the city for the past few
\ returned to her home yester-
Thomas, one Of the success
nisrs Of Windsor, was among
|eAGs to the county capital Sat
na Mrs. J. ]. Sanders OF Mar
sliOn are in the city ON a visit
y hmily Of J. F. Bunch. Mrs.
d IS a sister Of Mrs. Bunch.
Isad, one Of the enterprising
y Of Fairbanks, was in the city
aasE He took advantage Of his
N sall on The Sun and renew his
slilon.
Belle Sadler departed yester-
" w. Vernon, Ca, where she
~ the remainder OF the sum
hg many friends trust that
N haTe a pleasant trip.
) B Rogers, pastor Of the
AJtst church OF this city. will
asT Proctor oil Lake Butler in
N Of meetings at Antioch
Aesinning next Monday.
Robinson Of wnliston was I'm
NJ Yesterday. lie was ON his
\ BIS old home at Alachua,
y gil spend several days visit.
% friends OF that section.
Armenia Leitner. who has
'Ae city for the past few
~ Yesterday for Mlcanopy,
~ viii spend some time with
wore rtrurning to her home.
University Cycle Company,
I Caesser as manager. have
their FIRST shipment OF
ahd supplies and win open
business on West Liberty
a''lle parties were in the city
boxing for a location 10
MERCANTILE business. Il Is
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-18

One OF the pet hobbies Of Senator
Christopher Alagee was his newspaper,
the Pittsburg Times. He kept the pa
per well to the front. and II was a
credit to modern journalism. One
morning. the Times had been scooped
on a railway wreck.
Senator" asked an intimate nc
Qualntance. how do you console your
self on the loss Of that wreck story
this morning.
by cOngratulGting ourselves" he an
swered quickly. that we are among
the number who missed that III fatsd
train"
On another occasion az the senator
was approaching the Times building
OIL Fourth avenue he noticed crowd
gathered about wagon which was
dlled with huge rolls Of newspaper. A
wheel was caught In deep rut In the
pavement and could not be Dudged.
Senator" laughed friend. ''they
managed at last to get your paper into
n rut."
Eyes," answered Mr.. Magee. his eyes
twiukiing With good humor, and Tn
not trusting to men to get It out again
bur TO mules. Philadelphia Press.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-18
Vanity Of Men.

In woman's club. over tea and
cigarettes. group OF ladies' cited
many. many instances Of the foolish
vanity Of males.
"Take the case Of bees" one said.
because tie queen bee rules the hive.
because she is the absolute mistress
Of millions Of subjects. man up TO a
few hundred yeurs ago denied her sex.
He called her the king bee.
"pliny wrote somewhere. The kin.
bee Is the only male. all the ,T@t being
females And Moses Rusden, Gsh&eep.
er to Charles H.. stoutly denied. in or
der TO please his royal master. that the
large bee, the ruler Of the hives. be-
longed to the gentIcr sex.
Even Shakespeare couldn't bear to
think that the bee OF bees, the largest
and wisest and fairest. the hives alb
soiute lori. was female No, all the
proofs Notwithstanding, Shakespeare
called her a male. Don't you relnein-
Der the lines
Creatures that by rule In nature toeGA
The Get of order to q pcopled Kingdom
They have king ana officers OF SortA''
New Orleans TineS-Democrat.