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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-30
Diamond Dust.
~~~~eN~~~
By r. L.

season left and the Pirates are still
n the van. !
Nap Lajoie is walloping the ball
as in days gone by. Nap is third
in hitting.
Happy Jack Chesbro has been
sold to Boston. Jack will be given
until May l, 1910, to make good.
In fourteen games Ty Cobb
made 81 hits. No wonder those
Tigers are on top of the heap.
Miner Brown of the Cubs won
"a out of 80 games pitch,.d ii. Five
of the games he lost were to Pitts
burg.
Bill Dineen, the ex- Boston and
st. Louis pitcher, has been appoint
ed indicator handler by President
johnson.
The first question the Ice King
asked Robert E. Peary when he
discovered his abode was: what
is the scorer"
Smallpox didn't rob Hal Chase
of anything in the baseball llne'
Prince Hal is hitting and fielding
as only he can.
Davy Jones is playing swell ball
for the Tigefs. McIntire is not
liable to displaoe him it he keeps
up the present pace.
Mike Donlin, Willie Keller,
John CAMEL and Johnny King are
Brooklyn managers for next season
with more to come later.
Amos Rusie for eleven years a
National League star was recently
released from the Weiser, Ind,
city Jail for drunkenness.
Olson, Louisville's crack second
baseman, has been drafted by De.
troit. Critics say he is sure to
make good if given chance.
Charlie Carr, manager OF the
indianapolis club, is going to take
team to Cuba at the close OF the
American Association season.
Harry Gessler of the Boston
Red Sox has been turned over to
Washington. Rumors say Harry
was in bad with Manager Lake.
The Giants are out of the run
ming as far as the pennant is con
cerned, but the games with Pitts
burg and Chicago yet to be'playet
make them pretty dangerous.
According to the st. Louis pa
, perS. Roger Bresnahan thinks
, great deal of Billy Gilbert's abilit.
f as scout and he can stay on tn
Cardinal payroll as long as h
: wants to.
In6elder Joe Ward who was no
: fast enough for the American
r League is putting up great gam
Q for the Quakers. Joe is only
Q few points behind Honus Wayne
i in the batting column.
President Murphy of the Cub
70 claims that the umpires are glvln
J. the Cubs the worst Of it. d
It says most of the jumps have ey'
is sight like moles and receive
e. their baseball education throug
It correspondence school.
:. Johnny King will not be ab
- to play in organized ball for thrt
:, years. King for some time pa
" has been playing with Callahan
- Logan Squares in Chicago. Whe
- told of the commissions decislo
. Noisy only smiled and said
would be back next season as
- Major Lacquer.
err President Higgins will at tt
r. close of the Western League sc
ns son transfer the Des Moines fra
Ist chise to st. Joe, Mo. Althoue
ed the Des Moines club has BET
10 fighting around first peg all SUI
ne mer the attendance has been We
an poor. At recent double head
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-30
\ MEMORY OF GOV. JOHNSON.

gloom 1S cast 0 OF tDls lanu'
The hearts of millions mourn,
And one by all greatly revered
From us has been sadly torn.
hearts now stilled that ever heard
The cry of those in need,
hand that death no more shall free
To do kindly deed.
To help the weary on their way,
Made hard by care and STRIFE,
With here and there kindly deed
To cheer some one on in life.
friend of all whom sorrow pressed,
Though passed beyond life's care,
The memory Of his life willlire
Throughout the nation everywhere
And to the people bereft and sad
Who in grief and sorrow live.
These few short lines with love we send,
They're all we have to give
You've STEADY
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-30

ARAR WAR SONG.
Let my breast expanding meet the foemans blaze,
NV heart embrace his steel
No thought have for the future days,
No care for the past feel
Midst forests deep, over mountains steep,
Where brooks or torrents wind,
Where the pillows leap meath sky that's bleak
song in my heart find
On my freshod steed like the wind hy
Ger the silent desert sweep,
And my heart beats high, though tonight lie
In the shadow of death to sleep.
sang with the dawn, will sing at it's close,
And CLEAN from each passing day
All the 10Y that it owns, the sunshine goes
To other worlds away.
ID. M.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-30

A CLIMAX.
The closing game the score Is at
One hit to win; one man to bat
With fierce resolve he grips the bat
And prays, Oh dear, how tensely!
The ball is pitched, he steels his nerve,
Then hits, alas! downward swerve
The ball speeds on with wondrous curve
And puzzles him immensely!
The fans applaud, the rooters root =,
The ba1barous gamins hiss and boot,
The player eyes them sullen-mute'
And hates them all intensely!
ID. M.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
CHARMING HOUSE PARTY
AT KINGSLEY LAKE.

STARKE. Aug. "A large house
party, chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs.
I, 4, Edwards Cf S'arkc. are now eR.
iOying themselves at the cosy bunEa.
low Of J. =, kicklitcr at Kingsley.
The charming Miss Ruby Leitner
II liartow. the lovely Miss Freddie
Wainwright Of Starke. the genial Miss
lula bunch OF Gainesville. and the
very pleasant Miss Elizabeth Mat
,hews of Tacoma. and Messrs, Rcn
aud Frank Matthews of Tacoma. :.
y. Thrasher OF MICanopy. James vi.
day OF Gainesville, Charley Ihcien
wainwright Of Starke and Master
Henry Edwards of SGarke. comprise
the party proper. while other friends
lrop In occasionally to add enjoy.
ment Our own Miss Freddie Vain.
wright, by her sprightliness and love.
Iiness, l. the leading spirit Of the
raTty and all goes merry a. the mar
riagc bell
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

& ! Grace of EVinston MAS Ia the
city yesterday. he says they aTe
making great preparations for the lay
ing Of the corner stone oi the new
church thrrr On August silh \
gTand piChiC dinner Ntll BE- served
rrircshmenis Will tr sold Tor the brne
IA at the church aud due sprakrrs
have bcrn asked to h. prvsrm The
Masonic bod, has also been asked to
participate, and lh,N Nill arrange a
pTogram which 1, tu be- puhltshcd at
a htvr date
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
PALATKA IS COMING
WITH LARGE CROWD
FOUR HUNDRED IN NUMBER gx.
PgcTgo sV Mr.. kALsFIELp.
Says Everyone Is Talking Of the
Game and Great Interest Is
Being Manifested.

Private advices received from Man
ager kalbheld state that Palatka Is
coming here next Thursday with the
largest and joilliest crowd OF root.
ers" that has ever lett that city.
They will have train consisting of
ten coaches. and he says that every.
one that can will be- here for the first
days game OH Thursday afternoon.
The excursion train leaves that city
At 1880. which will give all the
clerks and proprietors an opportunity
to come over. No less than 600 tick
cts will be sold out OF Palatka alone
for this event.
He did not add that she had again
loaded up with the Sacred OK" ana
other fine players for the event. but
this is all known. and pretty game
is expected on this occasion.
The Oak Halls can play ball when
they want to. and something should
be- done TO make them want to on
this occasion.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
OFF FOR STATE SHOOT.
HAN Do1en Of Gainesville Guards
Leave for st. Augustine.

Captain J W Handing on Monday
sent over half dozen men from the
body Ol the Guards tn represent this
company Ia the state shoot tn be
held In the Ancient city for tArce
iaVs.
Those who left were: Sergeant
Ralph Chaplin. corporal Marvin Ma
son. Corporal Z. {. simpson, Musician
Davis douglass, Private Chas. Lar
son
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
ARNow CATCHES NEGRO.
stole HORSE and Buggy from Mica.
nopy Some Time Since.

Harry White. the negro who stole
hcrse and buggy from Thos. Carl
ION at MicanOpy some four months.
since. has been located by Policeman
Arrow and ordered arrested at Val
losta. Following the arrest Il was
learned that the negro was also want.
cd for some minor offense there, and
he will have To serve this time be.
fore turning him over 10 the authOri.
ties here
The Marshal Is also satisfied that
he can locate the horse and buggy,
and will probably do this within the
next few days.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

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The man with a sound stomach
"A stomach that is doing for the
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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
GAINESVILLE SHOWS
WILL BE CUT OFF
sowg rwENTY-ooo BOOKINGS
WILL Be TRANSFERRED.
4 lov,s kaIshsld Of the sOuther" Man.
.,.,.s Association Declares That
No Shows Will Come.

Iouis Kalbfield, former manager OF
,he Baird Theatre, was here yester-
doy for the purpose OF looking after
,hs opera house business. and effect
some settlement.
A.. states that he has some twenty
or more productions booked Tor the
paird for the coming season. aud that
no Is now In a position to get other
attractions. but everything that was
,,lac.d Tor Gainesville will be trans
ferred TO other points.
As district manager for the South
ern Managers Association he says he
naturally got In touch with every
thing that was coming South and
had something TO say about the at
fractions from Texas To Key West,
and would most certainly let his IN
fuence be- known.
Everything that can be gotten out
side OF Jacksonville and the larger
places comes through the abo~
bookings. he SAYS. and while Il would
be all right for the new manager u
try and get attractions he would nnd
that he was up against the real thinS
and nothing could be- done. except
20 secure some struggling companir'
that pass through.
He stated that owing tn his sick
ness. which lasted for over IoG
weeks. he was unavoidaDlN detained
from attending To some personal mat
ters. but thar everything. so far a
he was concerned. would be- satisfac
torily adjusted. aud he had nothin'
but the best wishes for the people
lie was in feeble condition and wa'
scarcely able TO sit up when be- sen
for the reporter. hat stated that h.
will return here soon and explain mat
tiers more satisfactorily.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
Notice.

W.. the trustees of Mt Pleasant NJ
r. church. do hereby agree NOT to be
responsible for any debts, except Incl.
dental expenses. contracted or mad,
against said church until after th,
Broomc debt is paid In full l.. Davis
Beni. Childs. n Richardson. JOnas
Wallace. Milton Stewart. NJ. Bryant
!. A. DelBose. A |. DrIlose
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
FOR SILVER SERVICE.
Board Of Trade Takes Action 10 Sc.
cure Funds.

At the suggestion of Mayor Davis.
the Gainesville Hoard Oi Trade have
taken up the matter Ol raising funds
for the purpose ot u silver service for
the hattlcShip Florida.
Parties desiring to contribute 10
the iund can notify a. r. Hampton.
who is secretary. aud the amounts
will be credited. Following Is the
Est 81 contributions up u last night:
u. r. Hampton .............. ) 5.OO
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

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aud narcotics McGee's Baby Elixir
contains nO injurious Or narcu,ic drug
of any Kind A sure and safe cure fOT
disOrdercd stomachs, bowels aud fret,
fulness--splcndid for Ieethtng infants.
Sold 10y " NJ Johnson
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

The Hazard at County Commission
vTs met m special session M0aday
toT the puyposc at hearing the cOn,
plants W parties whose taxes had
hevn raised hy the raaahAlng board
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
woooMEN TO CELEBRATE.
Ten lodges invited 90 Participate in
Nineteenth Anniversary.

Wcdne day. August 4th. will be the
anniversary of the Wood
men of the World. aud tru Oi the
camps in this territory have arranged
Tor grand time at Worthington
Springs.
Special rates haV" been given anG
they expect one of the largest gather
ingS ever assembled al the springs.
with plenty OF music and speaking to
pass away the time
l. p Lamb. proprietor of the hotel
there. is one of the managers aHd
Is now busily engaged arranging for
the event
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03

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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-03
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by insurng good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE la NOTE.

Miss Marjorie Donald Of Duxbury
Mass. and four friends. Misses Alice Du-
Bots OF Montclai7 y. j.. Edith Symons Of
Saginaw. Mich, Grace Cottrell Of Mt
Vernon. y. T.. and Irena Warehouse of
Brooklinc. Mass. form a house party at
MIR. and Mrs ~ W. Fisk's this week.
There will he a Grange dance at NJ S.
Thomass hall Thursday. August Mrs
Elsie Hutchins Of Alburgh is listing at
benjamin Duba s.-DT. and Mrs. {. H.
Whtconh have gone to Island Villa for
two weeks Miss Jennie Hurst has re-
turned to Bellows Fals.-Mrs Dawson
has returned to Long Island.-R f.
Uoughton Is having an addition put on
his house.-There are several boarders
at Brishtview cottage and good many
automobile parties are coming each day
The Rev. w. a. IIill and family of
Ohio are in town for the summer.-Miss
Della Dumont of Ellenburgh. y Y. Is
sewing at Mrs. A. NJ. LenEfclds W. r.
Council has gone to New York fcr feW
days-M. X. Cornell of Tarrvtown. y.
y. spent Saturday ana Sunday IN town.
Miss Florence Doane of Chazy ~ I.
is visiting Miss Evelyn Dean.-A Fisk
and Professor Diamond OF New lorl; arc
at John Rorbach's -Mrs. Stcarns and
daughter Of Rutland have been visiting at
Hiram Lewis's the past week.
Charles Dubuc of South Alburgh had a
flock Of over so young turkeys killed
by foxes last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Gay l,amson and Hugh Clanin had
great luck fishing saturday. catching over
80 nice pickcroI capt. j. L. lldridgc con-
tinues To improVe iu health and was able
to take a trip In AN auto to St Adams
last week.-Mrs.. Ipham continues very
poorly.--Every cottage but two are oc-
cn?ied on the Plat shore of the bay and
about 10 people are enjoying camp life
Mr.. Cooley Of Waterbury has built a nice
large boat house south Of Platt's landing.
making ten on that shore.-Mr. and Mrs
w. T. Emerson ana Mrs g. J. Rumrll
and daughter of Randolph are occupying
the Bass cottage.-W. S S. Buck and
family of Randolph are occupying the
Dubois cottage for two weoks-I.. NJ.
Hays and family are due at Maple
hurst August for months stay in
camp. Tho drouth is beginning to be felt
severely In this part of the STATE. There
are frequent showers but very little rain
falls.-F. O. Shattuck and family Of Bur
lington are occupying their beautiful cot
tage on the south shore.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. c. Fletcher and a party from Swanton
spent Sunday in camp at Shlpyard bay
Monday was great day for fish and big
catches were rcported.-Mr. aud Mrs f.
\, Heath Of Warren. Mrs. Lou Dcmeritte
81 Waterbury and Mrs. G.. II. Jones
and daughter Of Quincy. Mass, are oc-
cupying the Stewart cottage for the re-
| maindcr OF this month,-There is a good
prospect that several new cottages will
he built here this fall and carly next
spring TO he ready for the season Of 1910 -
\ PARTY of Swanton girls, chaperoned hy
Mrs f. T.. Hall. are in camp for a week.
Misses Mildred Bradley. Fannie Hail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
FRANKLIN.

G. w. Powell was In wells River las
week--Dr II. A. whitney returned from
visit to Richford Tuesday. Mrs. Ma
Bile Frazer and daughter OF Springfield.
Mass, are the guests of friends here
Mrs. o. S. Russell and daughter. Hazel.
OF Barre are the guests of Mrs. y. A.
Draper The towns people were shock
ed at the news OF the sudden death of
one OF their former townsmen, G.. L..
Alexander Of Burlington. The burial
was in the cemetery here.-Miss Ella
Whitney is working FOR w j. Mullen
Several men from this place enjoyed n
fsh-Chowder ut Silver Lake Tuesday
evening.--A. y. Whitney's family arc
camping at Camp Riley. silver Lake
NJ. r. Ttemore has Just completed ex-
tensive repairs on his house.-Cha rles
Richard has returned from Poughl,cep-
sic. n. y, where he has been attending
Eastman Business collere.-Mrs Helen
Randall and Miss Ella Randall are
spending fcw days in Rrattleboro-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Pomcroy are guests
In own.-I'ishermen are reporting good
catches OF fish at Silver Lake.-Mrs.
David Fortune is ll.-W J. Mullen and
y. n. Brown attended the races at
De Sorimier park at Montreal last week
II. p. Chaplin and family were IN Shell
don Springs Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
STOWE.

Mrs. William Mills accompanied her
niece. Mrs. Olin Sampson. upon her re-
turn to Enosburgh Falls.-Friday even
ing Walter *. Bigelow of Salem. Mass,
gave very interesting lecture upon
a visit to Costa Rica and the Panama
canal, which he made last winter The
lecture was under the auspices of the
ira furnished music for dancing after
ward
Frank Robinson returned Monday to his
home In Malone. n. Y-Mr. and Mrs. w
X. Bigelow and family left Monday morn
Ing by automobile for their home in
Salem, Ahss--Misses Belle Barrows and
Juliet Brooks OF Morrisville visited Mrs
Abbie Warren over Sunday.-The Rev A
j. Cornwei and party OF ten or twelve
boys are In camp In Smugglers' Notch
Harry Warren returned Saturday from
the Mary Fletcher hospital much i'm
proved In heaith.-AE. and Mrs, John NJ
Downer OF Schenectady. ~ Y. are visit
Ing In Stowe--A Gates party OF eight
from Toledo. Ohio. were guests at Green
Mountain Inn Monday. visiting Mt. Mans
field over night.-Dr. Bidwell OF Water
bury and Mr.. and Mrs Will Iadue and
Mr.. and Mrs T.. c. Page Of Morrisvillc
were guests at Green Mountain Inn Sun
day.-Bishop A. c. a. Hail. who conducted
an Episcopal service at the Akeiey
Memorial buildig Monday evening, was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
MONTGOMERY CENTER

At n recent meeting Of the directors Of
the Trout River company the following
organization was effected: President, w
J. Wright: treasurer, u. w. Paul: score
tary. f. F.. Bamforth: manager. Alex
Laplant; auditors, r. S. Wright and +.
r. Bamforth. This is n new corporation
organized under the laws OF the State Of
Vermont to do n retail general mer
chandise business They have bought
the bankrupt stock In the c. l.. Hutchin-
store al the village. The new mana ger,
Alex Laplant, Jr.. will take charge the
first Monday In August-Carl Tittemore
OF Springfield, Mass. is nome visiting his
father, Charles Tittemore.-lIarry Mar
tin Of Toronto. Ont. is In town visiting
relatives.--Rodney Mckenzie and wife
Of bridgeport, Conn, spent Sunday and
part of this week In town the guest OF
his cousin. c. A. Gardyne. ar. McKen-
zie Is manager of the Central market at
that place-E G.. Kinney OF Greensboro
was In town this week looking after the
interests OF the American Sunday school
Nion.-Carl c. Fletcher of Swanton was
in town Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
GEORGIA.

Mrs. Erwin Newton Is tho guest OF
Jason Newton FOR few days.-Melvin
Able has recovered from measles and
is again in the store of Post & Bliss
Arthur wood OF burlington is en-
joying his vacation at the home o his
parents, T.. A Wood. Ralph Newton
has gone to Burlington to visit his
brother.--Mrs. Ellen Percival has re-
turned home.--Mr. md Mrs. Herbert
Shore are the parents OF a son born
Saturday-Miss Grace Brooks will
speak at the Baptist Church Sunday
in absence of the pastor. Rev. l. l..
Holmes-F. W. Bliss has bought the
piece Of land adjoining his place. Of
william Contradictions Wells has
purchased the house OF Marshall Alex
ander at Georgia Center.--Mrs Ber-
tina Bliss Cowles will leave for her
home to-day.-Mr. and Mrs Benjamin
Bull and son returned home Thurs
day.-Mrs b. I. Newton and children
Of Burlington are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Agnes Newton.-Miss Louise
Newton has returned home for the
summer