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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
TRAVELLERS GUIDE. o|--->~-->~>-o~>-~-~o~- New York
 New Hapen
 & Hartford
 Railroad.
FEBRUARY 2. 1903,

ron NEW YORk-'4:2o, sl:6G. xS:sk 6:bo. 's:0v. xS:l6, S:45. 's:3b. sl0:a0. .. m. m. ol12;.s, lslo. 'ls;2:. .l:25. 'a:os. 2:.A .6:oa. 's:42, .9:cs. 'i:ss, .us:SSs. .s:SSS 3 2o ?. m. sundays-'t2o, 'l:l5, x7:Ss, .s;so .ss !s a m,: iz;UO. .i;S6' :2:os. :s:ss. 's:v3. 9:2O 2. m.
 For Washington via Harlem Rivee-. l;vO D. m, 'i2:oo. night. daily.
 For Boston via Hartford and Wiln. m1ntic-- lv:u7 a. hi., '4:U6 D. nl
 For boston via New London and lfo,'den.eC'?:sv, e,t'a: '2;o5 ..7Ai 'IIll:4s. ao;s .a;s a. mo- . ,p5:v,, ? m .s,Ss Ssuna4y;:,s :.yss D. m.
 For Boston via sprlngae,d-.,: 10 'ii;li 9. m. 'l;i6. '5:4S. D. m. sundays -.i;lO a. n,, .l:46. 15:i6 ?. n. " For ion Hartford, springheli. Ltc.-'i:lo xl:oo.- 'l46. S:io, 'i:os, x5:oo. :s:1S. O3s. 7;io. tto Hartfosd). xs:io, s:52 D. m. sundays-'l;l0. x9:ob, XII :i6, d m. 'l 40. '5:+6, 7:l0, xs:l0, xs:2V D. m. For New London, Etc.-'2::0, s::sA .ti. ll:lS, tto Say5rook). slill:4l q m,. siz:os: ii2;a. 'a;55. s:o5. '4:20. 'l:6i, vro; e;io' sto saybrookh 'IIs:<2. i'7o5. s4.b3 7.Jb n, " Ns'0S' s'So'
 For Middletown. Willimantic, Etc.- .:So a. m, l2:6S. s:o2. p. m. Sundays-- 7:20 ?. m. fe y''.
 For shelburne Falls, Ete-7:44 a m.. l2:2o lto New Hartford), 4:ol. 6:6l D n. tto Westfeld).
 For Waterbury-s:6o (via Naugatuck Junction.. 500. 9:32. a. m. 2:sS, S:4s, a. m.. s:s5, & Ss:5o p. Gaa''''-''1'' m. '';''
 For Winsted-8:6o (via Naugatuok Junction., 9.32 a. m. 2:36. 5:i5, 7:lo D. m. Sundays-s25 a. m. 6:45 D. m.
 For Pittsheld and Intermediate Points -b:55 (via Bridgeport). s:S2 a. m. S:5a lvia Bridgeport) 4:o5 ?. m. sundays- 1855 (via Bridgeport) a. m.
 For Litchheld-s:32 a. m, i:oS D. m. Sundays-7:55 (via Bridgeport) a. n.
 Express trains. xLocal express
 IIParlor car limited.
 W. C. HERD, A. B. SMITH.
 Gen. supt. Gen. Pass. Agfy
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
x1M Marine Record, xAMt
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.


 New York. June l.--Arrlved: Steam CTS Minneapolis, London, Acona, Naples. Sable Island, x. S., June l.--Steamcr President Grent. Hamburg, Boulogn. and Plymouth for New York, in com munication with the Marconi station hero when i32 miles east of Sandy Hook at S.5o a, m. Probably dock l2:S0 p, m. Wednesday.
 Rotterdam, May so-sailed: Steamers Kherson tfrom Libau). New York: potsdam, New York
 Chcrbourg, May Sl-sailed: Steamer New York tfrom Southampton New York
 Brow Head, June i.-steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT., New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen. isO nfile g southwest at 2;5O a. m. will probably Flushing, June l.-Sailed: Steam sr Naderland Cfrom Antwerp), New York Naples. May sl.-sailcd: steamer crctic. ,from Genoa), New York.
 Southampton, June 1. Arrived: mouth and Cherbours
 Glasgow, June l.-Arrived; Steamer California New York via Neville
 Bremen. June l.-Noon,-Arriyed: mouth and Cherhourg.
 Palermo. May 2a,-sailed: Steamer Algeria, New York.
 Bremen. May 3o-sailed Steamer Bremen. New York
 Lizard. June l---Passed Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H.. New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen.
 Hamburg May 3O.-Arrived: steam. CT Kaiser Auguste Victoria New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
 Genoa, May 3o,--Arrlved: Steamer Friedrich der Crosse, New York via Gibraltar and Naples,
 Havre. May 3o.--Saied Steamer Corlnthian from Londonl, Montreal
 Gibraltar June l,-Sailed Steamer Prinzess Irene tfrom Genoa and Naples, New York.
 Fastnet, June i-Steamer LusItania. New York for Queenstown and Liver pool iss miles west at { D. m, VIII probably reach Queenstown midnight, Plymouth, June l.--Arrived. steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT.. New York for
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
TWELFTH NIGHT"
Cast for Miss Adams Outdoor Per.
 formance Announced.

What promises to be the most artis- tie achievement In her varied stage career, will be Mauie Adams open air performance of Twelfth Night" on the grounds of the New Haven Lawn club, under the auspices Of the Yale univer. sty Dramatic association, next Friday night Supported by carefully select ed company, Miss Adams will be seen for the first time as Viola in the finest of all Shakespearean comedies Espe- cially selected music will be played during the performance by the Yale University orchestra The seats are on sale at the Hyperion theatre box office
 In the event of raln, the performance of Twelfth Night" will 6e given in Bunnell's New Haven theatre. Tn this case the play will be acted In the Ellz- abethan manner, or as it was most probably performed when first put up- on the stage, In February, 1901. The following will be the cast of Twelfth Nirhf",
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
SEtSTCK II. AT EPSON.
Arrived There Last Night None The
 Worse for Mondays Hard Run.

London. June Nv K Vanderbllts seasck II which yesterday ran dead heat with M. F. Deschamps Quintettc II for the French Derby at Chantllly. arrived at Eusom this evening, The horse is apparently none the worse for his hard race yesterday and ie expected to go to the post in the Eupsom Derby June 3 in excellent fettlc. Today's betting against seasick II is ten to one. August Belmonts' Norman III after temporarily giving the place 10 King Edwards Perrler is again fayorite at 100 to 10 against, with Mountain Apple and Perrior close up at : to and Is to respectively.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
MAY CANCELL CORNELL GAME.
Princeton Faculty Opposes Game June 10 Because of Commencement.

Although the Yale baseball authori- ties were in communication with Princeton last night regarding the post poned game between the two colleges, no decision as to when the game will faculty is opposed to having the game June 10, as that is the date of the Princeton commencement.
 II is possible that the game with Cornell will be cancelled June 15, but the Yale management will try to avoid this if possible.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02

sponses wherever they go Mrs, James Mason Hoppin Is the president of the Home,
 Tho engagement Is announced of Miss Emma Woods Lord, daughter of MT Everett F. Lord to MT. Henry Wells Lawrence, dr. of White Plains, N Y' Mir. Lawrence is a graduate of Yale in the class of 06, and hae been taking post graduate course.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
READY FOR YALE CREW.
Assistant Manager Perrin Opens
 Quarters nt Gales Ferry

Gales Ferry, Conn, June 1.--John B. Perrin, assistant manager of the Yale navy, and Chef J ], Rosworth with his staff, arrived here this afternoon and opened the crew quarters The Yale squad will arrive Wednesday and will take the examinations here.
 The Harvard squad Is expected to ar rive at Red Top next Monday. The houses there have been put In readi- ness for the men and the shells have arrived
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
TRAVELLERS GUIDE. --o-~oo-o-oc~r~o.~o.>c-oo ~o--~o-c~~Or00o~--o~r~ North GermaneEIoyd.
FAST EXPRESS sERyIcC.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
 Plymouth--Chcr hcrbourg--Brcmcn nm KaiserWm.fI fI.My 26 Cecllle June 9 PIymouth---Ch Cherboure--I,r am Dernlinger, Ma 2s. Kurfuerst June II Luetzow. .,June { Bremen. June IS
 MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
 Gibrnltnr--Nnples--Gc nt Ii q, m. K Luise. May 30 F. Irene. June 20 K. Albert. June k. Luise... July { North Gcrmnn Lloyd fravcliers' Checks Oelrichs & Co.,, Agts., ! Hwny. x. r. Sweezey & Kelsey. i02 Church. St.
 M. Zunder & Sons, 253 State st.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02

cheroourg and Bremen (and proceed edy.
 Dover June l.-Steamer vaderland (from Antwerp), New York
 Philadelphia, June l.--Arrived: Steam CT Haverford, Liverpool via Queens town
 New York, June l.--Arrived: steam- CT Finland, Antwerp.
 New York, June l,--Steamer Maure- tanla, Liverpool
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02

barges from west; Resolute with three bargcs from west
 Sailed: Schooner Fortuna: tugs IT, vington with six barges bound west; R. M Waterman with two barges bound vest; Aries with three bargos bound west.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
GET THE HOOK"
Sam speck, the Ampltudinous, Breaks
 Loose at White City.

Sam. Speck tho amplltudlnous manager of the White City, is about 10 break out again, not with the measles or anything of that sort, but with an absolutely novel attraction for an out
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
REPUBLICAN CLUB BOWLING.
Duck Pin League at End of Fourth
 Week.

At the end of the fourth week of bowling at the Young Mems Republican club the individual and club averages In the Duck Pin league were:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02

The annual donation day for the Home for the Friendless comes on June B. The object Is a most worthy one and the Home has certainly filled a splendid place among the institutions of the city and the need at the pres ent time is for aid to increase It's good work in the future. If Is hoped that the committee in charge of tho "dona- tion day" will meet with generous re-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02

From this state he goes to Grinneu, Iowa, where he will deliver the com mencement address in Iowa college in that city. Mir Dutton, some eighteen years ago was superintendent of schools in New Haven It was ono of his principals at that time, Mark Plttman, who started the Choate school in Walllngford.
 The marriage of Miss Grace Hofack- CT and Mir Henry l.. Ellenberger took place last evening al the home of the brides aunt Mrs. Marie r.. Augur, 22O Grand avenue About 200 relatives and friends were present at tho ceremony which was performed by the Rev. pr. sheath of the Grand Avenue Congre- gational church at o'clock.
 Miss Hofacker wore handsome robe of imported Brussels lace over tafreta and carried brides bouquet of lilies of the valley Her attendant was Mrs. Adam Mackle, matron of honor, who wore an imported gown of cream embroidered net, and carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas.
 MT. James Hemingway attended Mir. Ellenberger as best man, and the ush- CTS were Mir Edward Farren and Mir Adam Macke. The ceremony was fol- lowed by reception, and Odenkrch- ems orchestra played for both the cere- mony and reception
 The house was beautifully decorated the hall and reception rooms being done with palms and daisies, and in the dining room daybreak carnations were used, MT. and Mrs. Ellenberger left last evening for a two weeks trip. The brides going away gown was of blue broadcloth, tailor-made with hat to match.
 There were many handsome gifts sent to Mir. and Mrs. Ellenberger to express the hearty congratulations of their many friends They are both well known and popular
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London June 1.--Arrived: Steamer Bay City. with one barge from west; tugs Robert Robinson with two
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Mirfnngen in Ymcrifn.

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Grinddltiaitna oa5lt ertbeilt pl,rbe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

Oh lid) sur 3eit bcS Grobcbens EuiIu-
gieroampfer III Der Sadie oea In.
g%liidsortcs befonoen.
Dome. Win1i I~gllgltn, Die berporras
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init ibrcr ans % GcrIonen beItcbtls
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9lieoer ibrer 0eldlId)aft lino iebr be,
Ior9t. ba tic i0n1nltlid in Si5ilien SIT
Souie linb.
llnter beit S0ltgcrn ora Mctropoli.
fan Spcrnhonics lirlb feline Si5iliu
Her, mofl ober mcbrere Ncapolitaner.
Sigllore Gnrltio bat and bcrcits
$1,000 jltn &ilisfouo bciaeitcucrt.
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ltal1er inter Cen Sdlrgern i'm Molt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

GUS Wtellllld bcltatIgf ole ge1rrl9e
Nnd)ridt, oob Nrtbur 2, Ghencp, Der
0ortigc onterifariid)c Souiul .6rau,
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rem Die coritotirtcu oocr gclf0tten
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(ootc.
Hiliobon, /. Noucmbcr 1855: 80,
600 Io0te; Shooen $1O,00,0OO.
Sopon, 10. sunni 1896: 10000
Gootc.
ct. 9Sierrc, MortiuiQuc, s. Moi
1901: 25,000 Eootc.
@olobricrL S. September 1905:
1900 Goote, 80 Stdote pernid)tet.
Sun 6ron5iaco, IS. Ipril 1906:
Grobebcn u1b 6eller 500 Soote;
Sdaben $50O,000,OOO.
&olporoiio. Gbili, II. 9(pril 1906:
1000 Eo0tc, 1iO tlcinc St0bte ger
itort.
&inQiton, Somoico. ii. Soluuar
1907: Eobten3obl olIi 1900 0cIhabt.
GolnbrieL Sftobcr 1907: Sobtcn
jubl olli GOO geId)0bt.
Saratoga Huiiiid) Curteitau, 81
tober 1907: 14,OO0 Sootc.
NutioHolcS $ ii ) Co G..
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reito gcItern mnIGblih Der idredlidjen
Grobcben aatnltropbe in GoIabrien
mo Sijilicn nlf tclegrapbiid)em
&cac ibr @eileiO an r%stalicn iibcrmit.
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Stills Gonite 1cbiIbet. lucldlea Toroa
iiir Die pon Ser GotuItropbe Setrofic-
lien 'ummtln miro. Ofnn cruurtet,
oai; Dem 2%tulrl,f Oea Counties III irci5
9ebi9licr 2ci'c Tttiprod)en merocn
miro.
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POM N~oroocutihm Slopo hot IN Mci,
ina berciis cine Nn5obl Nciltid)c al
Sor0 %genonnlcn,
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iron5oiiIhen 9l0tter geben heilteIfor.
1c1t ianmltlih iDrem Mit9eIiibl nit
Stalicn Angciid,tS ser it;rcdliden
Ncim'ltdptng Mlsorld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
6er3lid b%emiafommt.
Der neuc Scmtihe Sotidafter ibera
rcidlt Dem GrdiibenteH Hooiepelt
Ieiuc Greoeutialcu.

@cgenieittacr AuStouid Don Gonpli-
mrltcl. Gle Geoe oca
@ptidaiterS an BEN GrGlibcntcn
uto sic 9lutmort RoolcpeIt'S. -
2cttcrer milnid)t Die gluiredt-
erboltlmg Der 9llten 9%e3iebun8rt.
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Ger SninS'HrojeB mltcr6roden.
@icbcstrogooic in NorosSaro-
lima. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iii
2id 9ron0.
u obingtoM 30. Gc5cnibcr.
49, &cr5lidc @ciilbIe Scr fSrclunofhott
iuuroen berltc jpiid)en Dem FrGiiocn-
ten Honiepelt lno Dem @rnfcn pon
Sernitnrii DEM ncllcn oelttld)cn Tots
id)aiter, melder forneQ i'm Meibcn
SauIc porgcItellt mur0c, i'll ocn ilber=
3cltgennitcu Morten nllagetauId)t.
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OcutIfen a0i1erS, mcinco allcra1la~
oi9ltrn 6crrll, babc ih ole Ghrc,
,lbnelL, 6err Er0iiocnt, Die Greoel=
tialcn oils olberoroentlld)er @cIolo-
Ter mo observation-disclosures al sic &er-
einigten Stoatcn jl iibcrrcidcrl. Gas
Shreiben pcrleibt SIR lelben Belt Del:
bcIten gSiinihen gusbrud, mcld)c &c.
Maicit1t iiir sic @liidieligfcit mnh
boa &%oblcrgcbeu Scr &ereinigtcn
Stauten hcgt.
Goourd, ~iiberncbmc i] Die Stel=
lllna nteinca Norgdngers, oclicn 90
binidcioeu in mciucm Saterlonbc
cbellio tief bctrollcrt luurbc, ols G.
bier 0ciilble bca 9cilclos crmedtc.
8eltuttcn Sic. Ncrr Er1Iibclt, Sbllcl1
Ole &eriid)erlmg 5ll gebelL Bop mcll1c
ernlteltcn }iclc oicjeni5en 'ein !pcr-
Den, bic @onoc Der 6rcunoIdloIt 5pi-
idjelt ocn Scrciniaten Staotcn mo
T~eut'flnno. lpeld)c bis Jest beItoll=
Den bobeiL Ill ieIti1cn. Sur iclbcl,
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Dent, mir SIRE 0iilie jill Der Grill
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lung jll 5bcil lpcroen loIIcL mic mel
nem Go~rgan9cr."
Sic @eiiible Der sSrciuloiGnft mo
0ea gllten &ilens bon Sr. MaicItat
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tier @eiic," Iogte Scr Erdiiocnt, ullo
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Mii11id)c fiir feline peri0nlld)e @liicf-
leligfeit ulo Ole Eroiperitdt bcs gro
zen oelltiden Gpltcs 5u iibcrtrogell.
IicIe Hegicrlulg uno meIne Sanos=
lclttc bcgtelt cine mormc Scrcbrun8
iiir Den perItor6enen Boron Stcrn.
burg mGbreno icineS lollgcll Anfcnt=
bats IN bieier &altptitobt. Sic bn-
ZEN ot ser Sraller iiber lem Cabin
ideiben Sbcil gcnonmen. Sic mini
ld)en Sbltcn Die nGmlidIc ;}ln1ciaunA
cntgcgen SIT %bringcn, mie Sbren &or-
gdrgcr. Gieic @cfilble, boifc id.
luerben oo5n beitrogel,, Die ireinn0.
idnitlif)en 9e5iebltngen, mcld)c III.
unterbrofen jluiid,en Den Sereinigtcn
Stnatcn lno Teltid)lnto b%eItonbcu
boben, 5ll it1rfcu. Seien Sic per
lid)ert, Ncrr 9otid)oitcr, boB Sie III
Sbrem @citreber, Die beltct 9cjic-
bungen 5lpild)en nnieren 1e9eltIeiti-
gen H%egierun9en berbei 5u fiibrelL
meme uolc lllnteriiiitung babcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

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gpsn Eintaes. n gc.antitt, iraerb el-en
E1s Ger iuSe.her, 5riroe-, bIu.ensa - toes fe-'
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
EAalSTos NOTES.

carleton. sept a. Earlelon ~ 4
lovely iovn situated on Lake sanla
81, which n q moat beautiful sheet oi
water connected with another lake
by q canal A Eood many ~ The PEG
pie own motor boats and rass thc
time on these beaufliul waters. Il q
delightful place Tor a wlDteF or sum
MGR resort u a hind aud psaceable
community with lovely shade lrues
and beautiful orange groves
Aiipn George saowden u Fiatehst
Greek Il attendlnw school hers. We
are clad she q with % ard hosp Ihe
term will prove q RreEt beBens % Ser
A iarre crvwa "a expectsd kars Sat.
uraay 10 80 hahinK on the lake
Our school Opened Monday ssptem
Der :. with a large enrpllmens ana We
hope 10 have q saceeaufui pchoel gear.
ulth Miss Manirc ~ Hampfon a. oaf
teacher shs astmn 20 b. maklaa
afNAA NfNHF"Hi atA Na| HAittAN tf.taNs
rluce h has heeu moved over 10 fhs
tgun. s eis snearh ~ az b. 80
boone ~ esi waFm dinmer
Thefs was = nelf enioYAtis sing
eiysn ~ " ~ Th9mpaeas AaasaB
riKta wrs " ~ Thampsou wMs
shs mnsisiaa. ana after gbs houss haa
fnsfiy Cows sway me femalninr fine
aAa speus uafg asts lu pts2a9ni oas
vuvaMton Thnme bFesept wsrs Mfs
wukw nu9 8sa9kfsr Miss Laiu ~
aus wrp MORRIS. Miss Manifs sos
w. ana Mrs Thontaon SD tamfiY
We thank rhem vssF nnch ~ ~
sinw
Grtnar Raii as8 bFosksf te~ -
ornrws Rsi0hts weFu eas ~ Bamaat
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
1icAnopv NEWS NOTES.

Micanopy. Sept, iG.--Thc sub-iIs.
trict road trustees are now working
on the road leading via Rochelle TO
Gainesville. There Il some talk OF
opening new road to Irvine and
FairHeid by the way OF south Side,
This road would open M quite ter
ritory.
Micanopy has more hard roads than
any district IA Alachua county. The
trustees have worked faithfully and
they dc7erve che praise OF tho people
for their work, for they do Il without
compensation.
Mrs Thomas Gale OF Savannah, Ca,
ls visiting Mrs. w G. Johnson for q
few DAYS,
A. u. Hilleary has bis corn mill
grinding Thla IL quite convenience
20 the farmers
Mrs NJ n. narticson and little son,
AZ. D., Jr, are Visiting relations in
Jacksonville,
Jesse nur,x. who never sleeps, OF
Gainesville, was IN town recently,
Jesse has many friends here who are
always Glad 90 zee him
W. A. Burch lea yesterday for a
few DAYS stay NJ Arcadia.
Mrs J " Alison has returned home,
after visiting relatives IA Rlrnlmmec.
A. q lamb has moved ont "a his
orange grove on Palne'u prairie, tie
makes the move 70 be can look after
picking ~ orange crop shla fall Mr
Isevereit II occupying tho residence
vacated BY Mr. lamb
RAYMOND Pardee has the contract
for carrying the mail on nnto No I.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
NEWS OF CITY AMI
COUNTY CONDENSED
From Thursdays. Daily sun;

From Thursdays, Daily sun:
Miss Leila Potts, who has been
making this city her home for the
past year. stopping with the family
OF C. C. eagle OF The Gainesville
Furniture Company, viii leave today
for her old home In North Carolina.
where she win inNthe future reside.
b. b. Keep OF Boardman was IN the
city yesterday, He is interested In
high'olass stock and came here 20
look over what was offered IA this,
the leading market OF the State. He
visited Spring Park Farm during the
day, where he was guest OF Man.
ager Callison.
Attention is directed 10 the change
in the advertisement OF w. l.,
Hin, the plano man ON East Main
street He has no expenses 90 speak
OF and can save You money on any
instrument YOU may want 10 purchase.
All he asks Is that you set his prices
before you buy.
The NJ. J, Patterson Co. h the
style OF the new real estate firm,
which has formerly been known as
Patterson q steenburg, The new
company starts out with all the bust.
ness of the old company and has ilat,
tering prospects Of n good business
the coming season
lawson Mooty. who IL now making
HIS headquarters at waycross, Ga,
arrived yesterday on visit to his pa.
rents, who reside In East Gainesville.
Since his departure from this city he
has travelled over large number OF
the Southern states. but prefers
Florida 10 them an,
Miss Laura Baird departed yestor.
day for Boston, Mass. where she viii
enter the New England Conservatory
OF Music. and viii be absent for sever.
al months She was accompanied al
far as Jacksonville By her sister. Miss
Lena. who will visit In the State me.
tropolIs for a few days
r. J. swearingen and family OF
Kanapaha were IN the city Tor few
hours yesterday on route 10 Jackson
vile. where they 80 ON ~ somblrcd
business aud pleasure trip, They
will shortly remove from lheit rnm.
mer home at Kanapaha nns again
take ~ their residence IN this city.
owing 10 the school facilities