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LIVERPOOL. MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept 17-Wheat opened
quiet, a q sd higher; corn opened
quiet, unchanged.
Liverpool, 80 p. m.-Wheat I'M
changed to sd lower; corn, Ad higher.
Liverpool-Wheat closed Is a Il d
lower; corn closed I'D higher.
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EF Y0U HAVE TIME TURN TO
PAGE = AND REAT THE WANT ADS
JOIN THE ARMY WHO HAVE TRIED
TIMES WANT ADS AND HAVE NOT
FOUND THEM WANTING
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xoTcES.

NOTICE FOR COAL DEALERS.
The Board of Education District 1855.
Cook County. Ill, wishes to receive bids
on coal for winters supply, 190S-1909.
delivered in lots not over 25 tons at
one time to West Hammond Grammar
school on Freeland avenue( coal not
to be unloaded while school is in ses-
sfon). Bids for Sunday Creek Hook
ing lump to be sent to the under
signed on or before Sept. &c, O'Clock
D. m. FRED ~STEGRIST,
Secretary.
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Primary Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Union Stock Yards, Sept 17=Hogs
Is coo; left over. 6.04S at opening; mar
ket weak to sc lower. Light, $500
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I|NCOLN-JEFFERSON
0LLEGE Of law
50O-502 HAMMOND BLOCK
HAMMOND, INDIANA
Announcement for 19O8-0.
OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE:
President---DR w. MAYES MARTIN, A. M.
Secretary---cHARLES HUGH LEEcH Phi. M. L. L. B.
Assistant Secretary---FRED L. BARNETT, L. L. B.
Deano of Facuity---HON WILLIAM c. II. KEOUGH
Attorney for the CoIege-EiON. j. G. IBACH.
The honor of your presence is requested at the
OPENING EXERCISES OF THE COLLEGE
on Wednesday evening, Sept.

on Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, 1908. $50 T. M.
Several distinguished members of the Illinois and
Indiana Bar will address the students upon this occasion
The College will also the complete list of the
faculty. These exercises will be held IN the College
Rooms, Hammond Building, Hammond, Indiana.
The Complete
H. A. b. ID. i.
w. C H. CORPORATE
LII. D. rncts.
b. Garan andS hip
Law nd Crimna edure
IL. &c Pleading
A Il.
xecutors and dmini
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
Losr AND FOUND

watch and short leather
fob; Elgin movement: closed case.
liberal reward. Return to Lake County
Times. 17-4
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LOST-Last Wednesday. bay mare;
white spot on forehead. right fore
leg slightly stiff, weight about 1900 lbs.
Return to Andrew Fuzzy, East Chi
cago. 1913
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sUlnss to b. and ID
COURSE OF STUDY
Leading to the 1. I. B. Dearee
JUNIOR YEAR
Tern
introduction study of
United States Constitutional Law.
Statutory Construction
Domestic Relations copyrights
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Second Terms
Private Corporations. and Administrator.
ssssssa law If Federal Courts and sss American Eas
cOnnictof Laws Legal
TeEtNstrssfs foundation Of
rext-PolocR aitandsI History English
TeTt-warvene
rezt-vood Corporations
resPupey Interstate Commerce
indiana Indian. P Practice
College
upon tsese
The Degree
of the
The weeks The
Evenings each
ing between $50 NJ 10 P NJ
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COURSE @ BY for FP1s sn who a e 1s
Profession
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RoOMERs WANTED.
BOARD AND ROOM.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and roomers;
situated on new car line; handy for
workmen from Gary. Call 1872 North
Holman St. 1916
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LADIES DRESSMAKINC OR TAILOR
ing-Mrs. Nd. Watt. "a Plummer ave-
nue.. dressmaking and tailoring neatly
done. Prices reasonable. Call or tele-
phone 1898. 1873
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WANTED-Young man as bookkeeper
and stenographer in wholesale bust
ness. Apply in writing to s. & B.
care of Times 1913
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wALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Live and reliable men in
this city; combination health. acct
dent and life insurance; monthly plan,
splendid inducements and great oppor-
tunity. Address A. d. Miller, 210 Royal
Insurance Bldg, Chicago, III. 1I-5
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WANTED-Married man for steady po-
sition as collector; must live on
South Side, between 69th st. and city
limits south; $12 week and good COM
mission besides. Call rooms 1 and 2,
Union Bank Bldg, corner 92nd St and
Erie avenue South Chicago. Entrance
on Erie avenue. 1913
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Northwest Cars.
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FEMALE aEI.P WANTED

once, two good dining
room girls; $50 a month, room and
BOARD. Victoria Hotel, Gary, Ind. liz
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Announcement for 19O8-0.
OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE:
EXERCISES OF THE COLLEGE

onor of your presence is requested at the
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WANTED-House girl. Apply at 4114
Olcott avenue, East Chicago. liz
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BY Charles w Ames,
Deputy Clerk
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WANTED-Woman or girl for general
homework; no washing; good wages,
german preferred Inquire Mrs. Beach.
1054S Avenue j, South Chicago. lb-1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
An interesting Lecture.

Undoubtedly the most interesting
and important lecture OF the season
will be that delivered by Mr.. Frank
~ Chapman at the school auditorium.
Tuesday evening, March 3. Mr.. Chap
man. is personally well known in
Gainesville, as he IL the son OF Mrs.
M. b. Chapman, and In earlier years
passed a large part Of his winters
here. He has achieved distinction Of
the FIRST order in ORTHODOXY, and
ranks as perhaps the foremost writer
and lecturer on birds In the country.
Mr.. Ernest seton!Thompson says Of
HIM; Mr.. Chapman Is not only one
oflthe leading ornithologists Of the day
The is undoubtedly the foremost lee
turer In the, field. He has done more
than any other man to bring the latest
advances OF science within reach Of
the public. Teachers and parents
will find that Mr.. Chapman's lectures
will efIectually turn the destructive
energies OF their growing boys toward
an interest In the living birds. rather
than in the killing Of them. and this
without any danger Of their being re-
PEELED by open preachment.'
Pupils OF the high school will be
admitted free OF charge, For the gen.
eral public there will be an admission
fee OF so cents. and It Is hoped that
there will be an attendance that will
demonstrate Gainesville's appreola-
ton Of lecture OF the first rank. and
OF Mr.. Chapman's generosity in do
mating his services. He will bring
with him undoubtedly the finest col.
lection Of stereopticon pictures Of
birds In this country, all OF them
either photographs OF Wild birds In
their haunts, or drawings by Ernest
Seton. Thompson, accurately colored
under Mr.. Chapmans supervision.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The Talk" to be given this week at
the chapel will be by Prof. Scott Of
the Experiment station, These
talks" are open to the public, who are
cordially invited TO attend.
Dr. sledd has Just returned from a
trop TO Dade City and Brooksville.
AZ both Of these places he delivered
IN address under the auspices OF the
University Extension Bureau.
The "Flag.Steallng Contest" was
such u Success. and at the same time
Afforded such q good opportunity for
instruction In the school OF the sol.
der" that Il has been decided 20 hold
a similar contest next Saturday night.
Instead Of flags, Aowever. this time
lighted lanterns viii be the object Of
the military raids, The rules govern.
ing the contest will be approximately
the same that were In force on the
iirst occasion.
The FLORIDA PennAnt" appeared
again this week. For copies apply 10
4. NJ, FlSher
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
Beware Of olntments for cstarrh thai
Contain Mercury,

AS mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when entering
Il through the mucous surface. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi.
clans as the damage they will do
10 ten fold to the good you can pos
sibly derive from them. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure. manufactured by F, J..
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o., contains no
mercury and II Is taken internally,
acting directly upbn the blood and
mucous surface OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine. II Is taken in.
ternally and made In Toledo. Ohio. by
r. j. Cheney a Co. Testimonials free
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
SAMPSON CITY
HAD A TRAGEDY
J. L. Wynn Shot and Instantly
Killed BY His Son-In-Law.
TAe ROW wAs ovER TosAcco

Wynn Called His s6n.ln-Law Down
for Smoking, and When the Latter
Blew Smoke In He Face He Was
Greatly Ansered--ItIllins Followed.
From Tuesdays Daily Sun:
Visitors, TO Gainesville Monday
brought information of a most fright
full tragedy at Sampson City at a late
hour Saturday night, In which j. l.
Wynn, well-Imown citizen Of that
section OF Bradford county, vas shot
and instantly killed ny nh son.ln-law,
Mann Robinson.
The particulars aS far as could DO
asCertained were that the men, with
party. were drinking. They were
congregated IN vacant hut near
town, when dispute arose over the
question of using tobacco, II appears
that Wynn, who is ron.indulgent Of
the weed, was reprimanding Robinson
kOr smoking, when Robinson mischiev-
ously whitfield" some smoke into
wynn's face, which angered him
greatly.
II was stated that Wynn kicked
Robinson in the abdomen and showed
him from the door, when Robinson,
much provoked. proceeded home.
II appeared that Wynn must have
followed Robinson to his home, for
that 10 where the tragedy occurred.
Those who are supposed to be in
q position to know state that Robinson
went to his, home, shortly followed
BY Wynn. When Wynn reached the
gate, which 10 only q few feet from
the house, Robinson. pistol in hand,
warned him OF the danger Of approach.
Ing further into his household, but
Wynn took no heed and went in. clos
ing on Robinson and striking him a
Qtinging blow. With this Robinson
fired, the shot taking immediate effect :
and Wynn fell dead at his feet.
Il IL stated that Robinson surrend.
cred. o coroner's jury was ImpApel.
led. the facts In the case learned, aud
Robinson was released, being exon.
Grated from all blame. =
Both men are white, and are we'll
known throughout that section, having
resided there practically all their lives.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. TAYLOR.
Elected First VIes-PrssIdent Of Florida
eanksrsI Association.

Elected First VIes-PrssIdent Of Florida
Bankers Association.
H. q. Taylor, the clever and oblig
Ing cashier Of the First National Bank,
mas returned from St Petersburg,
where he has been TO attend the an
nual meeting OF the Florida State
Bankers Association
Mr.. Taylor Is one Of the most wide
Unknown bankers In the State, and
has always been regarded as one Of
the safest and most conservative. His
colleagues demonstrated their high
esteem at this meeting by electing
him from the floor to the position Of
first vice-president Of the association.
which was indeed an honor OF which
he, HIS bank and his friends have a
right to feel proud.
Mr.. taylor states that the meeting
was we'll attended, and that a good
deal of good will no doubt accrue
from the convention, which represent,
ed every phase of National and State
banking,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Two Nice Sales Of Desirable Property
Within Past Few Days.

Notwithstanding that some people
are crying hard times. there seems
to be little or no decrease in real
estate activity, for seldom week
passes but that several deals are
recorded.
Two OF the most important transac-
lions which closed the past week were
country and suburban property. J. NJ
Cox Of Alachua purchased a desirable
ten-acre tract in North Gainesville,
containing a comfortable home. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Cox and family
win occupy the premises, and the
former will engage in truck farming.
+. p. Henderson, the extensive
nuFseryman and peach grower OF
Arno. who recently purchased home
near the University, has acquired
possession of forty-acre tract Of fer
tile land short distance beyond
Hogtown creek, on the Paradise road,
which he proposes to set out in
peaches. Several Of the best and
most hardy varieties will be set, and
Mr.. Henderson expects to have a fine
orchard, as he says the land is par.
ticulsrly adapted to peach culture.
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Mr. sprouslI to Wed.
From tuesdays Daily SUN:

From Tuesdays Daily Sun; Z
c. W. sprouell, one Of the popular
employees Of The 8. J. Thomas Com.
pany, left Sunday for Admission. Ala.
where on Wednesday he will be mar.
ried to Miss Edith Mcmillan, a charm.
ms young lady OF the Alabama city.
Mr.. Sprouell has many friends In
this city Who win extend congratula.
tons In advance. and who will vel
come himself and bride upon their re-
turn as residents Of Gainesville,
Mr., and MrS SprOaell viii take a
brief wedding trip before returning To
Gainesville.
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sunday, Flra

An alarm q fro vas turned IN at
s'g0 SUNDAY Afternoon from BOX "a.
which Summoned the department with
tho unal pron,ptnesA TIE FIRE
amounted 10 nothing however. heinz
only y shsh, dar.avc ~ a small baila.
lug in tho northwestern sectisa ~ the
city occUpice b. colorSd p,Sop'e. TIE
flames wcrc cNtnxuisAei heJorc the
Department arrived.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
GAINESVILLE National pank.

The Gainesville National Bank has
change OF advertisement In this Is
sue. which shows n most encouraging
business for this young but most re.
liable institution, A statement
showing an aggregate OF nearly
100000 when II is only seven months
old, iS high compliment, not only to
the bank and It's conservative officers,
but a compliment to the community
as well.
The Gainesville National II already
regarded as one Of the strongest inan.
oial institutions In the State, and.
under the clever management that Is
directing It's business affairs there is
no doubt but what Il will grow and
prosper all the time, and that It's use
fulneSs to the people will increase.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

Ia grippe coughs are dangerous a.
tloy frequently develop into pnea.
monia. Foloys Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough bul hcals and
strengthens the lungs 30 that nc seri,
Gus ronlts need be feared The sen.
ulne Foley's Honey and Tar contains
70 harmful drugs aud Is In y yellow
PACKAGE Refuse substitutes ]. W.
NcColium q ca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
even from the Mountains

Ballard's Snow Llnlment Ia praised
for the good Il does, A sure cure for
rheumatism and ell pains Wright w.
Loving. Grand Junction, Colo, writes;
81 used Billiards. snow LinimeAt last
winter for rheumatism and can recon.
mend Il a. the best Linlment on the
market, I thought AZ the time was
taken down with this trouble. that Il
would be q week before could set
about bat on applying your Lniment
several times durlug the might, ! was
about IN ~ hours and we'll In three
dAypH Sold BY w. N. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
eDLD EENIrCGY coRN

"tv' ffo'u b'. def sst.tl...v ---
$40 oti Is, %. .Ausr tsuu
too' ielJ qusr'. tSst
EXPRE>> PREPAID
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

VIII save nine. So will . bottle OF
Hallards Horohound Syrup always
kept on hand save many a spell Of
sickness A sure cure for conRhs
colds, bronchitis and NhooplnE cough
Mira s., Hos Springs. Ark. writes
Il keep a bottle Of RaIlari's Hore-
hound Syrup In NY medicine chest
and thank my tore,hoaght many timei
Il has prevented many severn spells
" sickness" said hy ". " johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

Regulates the bOsels, Prouotss
easy. natural moseneHts. curps eaaEtl
pasi0D--DsanN RSsnletA Ask yosr
aFaggisg tOr yhelA Is ceRts . hO1.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

We % ~ exclusive AbatFacs has'
aosa VIII fRcilitics Ger lmpAFsiag FaE
any an an hn6s n AlarAna eslnty
An oG4lAeaa unnaaela9 UGumSlg.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-03
Big Deals Near Usk

Last Thursday the L. D. Pruitt ranch
OF 4s0 acres, lying along the Pend Oreille
river. between the towns of Usk and
Cusick, was sold to Messrs. Onshrud &
Jones, of Rosalia, Wash, the price paid
being $l5,500 Onshrud & Jones are
railway contractors at present doing a
large amount OF work on the new Mil
waukee system. They have taken pos
session of their purchase, and have sent
down force of men to get in their hay
crop, which is unusually good this year.
On Saturday still larger deal was
consumated, Geo, H. Jones selling his
ranch, store property rnd townsite of
Usk to gentleman from Walla Walla.
These two deals have aroused consid-
cradle interest in the Calispel valley,
and there is general opinion that they
are made with the idea that the new road
is going to build down the west side and
exploit town site on these properties.
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marine goods for the use OF the river
men
Mr.. Miner will generate his own elec-
tricity, and if conditions arise that seem
favorable to furnishing lights for the
corporation, as we'll as lights and power
for the general public, he will be in
position to furnish first-c class service.
The new plant vii! also be in posi-
ton to repair all classes of electrical
work that may be brought to them for
repair.
Mr.. Miner has met with deserved sue
cess since coming to Newport about FIVE
years ago. At the time he opened his
first repair shop it was in small build
ing with but few facilities for doing any
class of work. Gradually, as business
increased and the town grew, he added
to his plant, until now he has one of the
most complete outfits for repairing any
and all classes of machinery that may
be brought to him The growth of his
business has been keeping pace with the
growth Of the city. and all are pleased
that he is making success of the work.
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receiving freight for shipment down the
river. The railroad switch adjoining is
being planked for travel by teams and
street will be opened up from Wash.
lngton avenue, in Old Town, to accom-
modate the teamsters hauling freight to
and from the docks.
The river is still falling and the larger
boats have considerable trouble navieat.
ing some of the streches where the bars
are frequent
Commodore Jack McInnis, Of the
Navigation Co.. was Standpoint visitor
this week.
J. Ferrell is engineer on the Newport
at the present time lie was recently
on the Metaline.
The Metaline made a trip down the
river on Saturday.
The launch Skidoo, L. ]. Kimmel.
master, has been serving the lower river
and making connections with the lone
while the Newport is having new flues
placed in its boilers.
The dock of the Navigation Co., which
was lifted out OF shape by the high water,
is being temporarily repaired, and it is
the intention of the company to build a
new dock this winter.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-03
The business would be romunerative.

the business would be romunerative.
The matter was left to rest for time
and other business of the evening taken
up by the council. Bill of J. P. Berneck,
for workon Fourth street grade, amount
ing to $1148.30, was read and warrants
ordered issued for that part of the
amount due from the town. The clerk
and city attorney were instructed to
draw up the assessment roll for the pay
ment OF said grading. The work has
been approved by the street committee.
Ordinance No. e1. providing for the
grading of Union avenue from Fourth
street to Pine, came up for third read
ing and was adopted. Arrangements
were made to have the street committee
take the work in charge, have specifca-
tions prepared and advertise for bids.
An ordinance was introduced granting
to the Northern Electric Co., its heirs,
assigns or successors franchise to op-
crate steam heating plant within the
city fol period of rs years, and to lay
the necessary pipes and conduits in the
streets. 1t was given first and second
reading and referred to the committee
on judiciary and legislation.
The Northern Electric Co. asks this
franchise for the purpose of installing
central plant from which to furnish
steam heat to the public. Systems of
this kind are numerous in the east and
give very satisfactory service. In con-
nection with the plant the company
expects to improve its electric service,
and give at least 20-hour service. utiliz-
ing the exhaust steam from the electric
plant for steam heating purposes. If
the franchise is adopted the company
would at once begin the installation of
the system, with the hope OF having it
in operation by January.
The bills of the electric company for
service in street lighting for the months
of June and July again came up for dis
cussion. These bills had been cut by
council because of failure to furnish all
night service. A proposition was made
by Messrs. Winston and Beckwith that
if the council would pay these bills in
full, the company would furnish street
lighting for the month of September. all
night, for the sum of $63. This was
accepted by the council
During the coming month an effort
will be made by both parties to this
controversy to get together on the ques-
ton of rates. There is no disposition to
fix the rate at point which means loss
to the company, but the council desires
to get the best possible service at low
rate, and therefore an effort will be made
to get at the cost of production and de-
termine what is fair rate.