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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11
FARMS AND LANDS.

by LAND -urT tr NOW puy De- 30
twsrn Seattle ard Tacoma before fhs
price Eoes o. hiHh that yea can't baF
o. We afe SELLING Hamr choice five
arrr ffaefu un Farh easg terms thai
lu8 weaid hafdiT mics she money
Afirs see each 1uef small ray
Hient aaaH balance ibs rent
ROBERT MAtFHT
90 t+e.asi lasha uaildlnE
agI.It
teAgrs farm aH bottom iand. % 4erss
aua1 hu4ae. taH harns IHH fruN tfssf
ready fef tsaFInF ehifaen haasa nlHe
feHa haF runnfra water Hlat asphf9tuf.
az ln fires .raasH euHdition - ef4 one.
half raaH near HeHfon Addrrrs John
Niiafa Dc . o. Al aib-ii
WITHOUT A DOUBT our uev nvs.arfr
tfartH cot bear tht Seattle 7 af ems
}nfafaftan are uus 20 shs best ard
safest ineesfnTHfH thaf cas- &c found
toaaf Seattle and Tacoma are both
FrHwfHE UrrU FapitlF LaHd brturss.
theaa fwn Nfr EruwinN cities Nlt4 iH
fsw snafn De- wHFft MARY Unsea whhf
"a De- wHrfh laaAF Flfe.argr tfarts.
urt lvFrf iafa easily cleared $3.50
ssrh 1usf small payment dssa
tsianas aH safH aaaf terms that Yau
Elm hasaiF miss ths raaney Come
g. tts uffrs Aaa sst plat and faii
particulars
ROBERT HALYHy.
eiSsgt.tst isssa haiidinE
-tl-ts
Enaase 80 .~nw.~r
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FoR RENT = STORES
Waldorf Market

We are eoinK 20 establish q high class
market IN the iarRs store space IN The
WHFdeFf Building a. Tho corner -
seventh Avenue and pihs street We
have about 90. 600 "a N ~ floor space
The spaces aiii be- rented for reaaonstts
prices. ranging from aff and upward per
month. This location De- the very best
ga The CITY for market purposes
The waldorf Building lH fire proof and
FIRST class in every particular We are
ready tn receive applications Tor a first
class grocery first elaHs market q first
class fruIfafand and Tor locations to
carry un other lines ~ business ordinarily
carried on in hrHi claaa narhei
the premises. o. 20 ire waldorf office
in mo waldorf Building. corner ~
Seventh Avenue ana Pike hffaet $40
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DEATH NOTICES.


Ross Maria Ross. a. February o..
1ot5 W 17th
Cameron iris Cameron months.
Fetfuafy p 500 spruce
KNAPP KnsDp. "a, February
o. in this cltV
eohueti Hslen achuett ~. February
10. 4Qa Broadway
Graves Edward Graves. GO. February
g. ia ihis city
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THE SEATTLE STAR

One cent per eepy. ttn cents per VEGA
90 fusntT i've eents ser m1rth psiiv-
srsd ~ nail % carrier Ne IRE. copies
TO MAIL Ib@ChIIsEhS--Ths data
shen ycuF subsesipslon aapirss II 90 ths
address sabsi q each paper Whsn that
fata arrives rosr subscription hes
nee again bssn paid In sivsnas Y0ur
h4ms 10 ta@an from the list eeanEs
@ oats On ,as s1arsss lassl . feeslps
NOTICE TO sUBse KInE Hs-Ehosia
Four eopy 81 Tbs star fsii 70 rsa1h re1
~ oeioeh anF afentna. please 80 -
fba faFer % call 20 eur main nffca
funset Aain fess; Ina.. ssi esswssa
snf fifs o'eioek. aud ws wfii ssnd rel
eopy a. oncs 10 you should miss n
more than once pieass tslsphens -
sNery time yog miss u
In this say can ~ eartAin ct aiy.
fns eur sDb&orthsra q psrfsGt ssgvlq@=
snd u 10 the enly Way
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BIRTH NOTICES.

johnson ITO the wife o. q X John.
son. city. February q son
fflna--ro the wife of - lilua. city
February TO- q daughter
Graham no the wife ~ n Graham
Pacific hospital February i0 q a0u.
Myers To She wife ~ 81 Myers. city
February SON
4tuwpf-aTo the wife ~ r afurlpf
4sf2 sunset place Februafy q a son
Carpenter To the wife ~ - Car.
Teuffr. city February daughter
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WATER FROST WATER FHDhr
are FUu laaAluE Ter Hafef front prop
FftFf We have Ia uIlfs af aufh prop
ertF ou ncsh and salt water 60 select
from. gao 90 pei acre 49, some Improved
your uan tefms also plenty ~ work 90
responsible phfiIsH Can Furnish fflrh
alaa lumber t0 tuud See OHHsr Room
q Times UldE
-
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HELp WAMTEp-MALE.

noYs about "a or ~ years
Old wanted Co carry papers
Good routes fn 900 parts VI the
city Circulation Dent Tue
star. 1901 Seventh az
TT
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e6 overcoats IN browns and
grays, value $500 To clear at
$3.50 A. nudgo a Co. First av
aud Nvsler WAY zee
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THE CHICAGO mIsFfT FARLoas
tfeo FIRST AVE-
Wcnderfui values In Msns
Tailor Made Lncallsd for Suits
Il Overcoata Craveusftss and
Il Trousers fine rev lire %
1 Gents F'urrlshings HAta csps
ard Suit Cases Aiao kuii Dress
/ Suits for rent
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GOLD brooch Initials a o. e. Inscription
on under side Reward East tfss
IH.f7
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-HELP WANTED"
ANN Ar rtAQafEfEn Ana

AND ALL CLASSIFIED AOe.
Ore cent . word Minimum
charge zoe. When charged 20
account actual number u lines
a. set will be counted. Seven
Insertions made Tor the price
OF six when cash IL paid. All
cap Inca or fraction thereof.
will be counted az two lines.
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Jb llB
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,a- M q ''"'N ''" ''' ''"' G''is
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a., ...a 49,.
IL
Ia 1855 Nal. 81. MIA
rn lea rtE.. tnam cottage Main
s-e ---..-.' ....5ggg '..tl.r- tss rsr
muUtb tarts .ao .nd al t.ts
..-aa-.-.a--s..ass-.s..s
Modern a.laau huasr. Hoad district
r. t..t..s fa.m tuus. Itaue usiairr
FFt rs
10 Lrt raam modern house rhaHs
Epg AGAR EuaNtaHED
1,tarm
HoOaEo'
-. -
fishss hsuss. Il spriisd % susis purchases
~ Yeufusif sua rait ~ - ~ yea e
manth souls soon snahls Fee 20 HNa
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srttiee ana sF 'n was
t4"een anne iHaf
rHE HEeERLr iIsi sth nsia .is.
FOg urNv- pOona
FoN NJ" TWINS.
~ mn .ffsrt ha.srtssripr faanis
sa itabis ~ ibres usrsens alec siasls
80. 90. 80 tse tts as Ass
NuetA bstMpeu Iahh ANA Thomas $50
ID r-I-.l. 1900 ,-.r. ~. taa aF
fstr - 49, .sau. .s.r ft 5a ara 81 per
"era r>rh me1stn in rgsfs Hef N
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famas tvs tIa.aa nom Nalassitao tat
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Use three Hr five hHeaeH Eel IaE
faaHas rttFatr Nafhs alec afHa
fu1ass Cor ashtiamfn thFan hiH#Ha tl
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sa.E8
~ Rsai--s rgaaas Baf1r faruisass.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantees
accuracy or assume response
bility for errors OF any lind
occurring In telsphoned adver-
uaemerta
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

lreseHr~H~~se~1~
BuTTEHWOHTH a SON. Professional
DiTectera ana Licensed Embalmers. 1871
1si, opp Moore Theatre. Both phones zf1
Johnaon A Hamilton undertakera zi1f
FIRST ~ Phones. Main fTfel Ina. 9tlf
bonney. Watson Co. Funeral Directors
1hird A. and UniYeraity Both phones "a
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Here's q
Hummer,
And It's True
S,375.O0 on an Investment of Csc
Look This Up
Iarss new cote and
- and q
land price g T.s48kekAN
q cash per
w. month Ike al rar % N~~@Mh&El
O..
WHITE 1p
$I,375.OO on an Investment of Csc
Look This Up

Eghty-6ve cents is the which l.. Z. Evett &
Co. paid The Star for the ad you see above.
And that ad DID THE BUSINESS Evett sold
the property, got his price, and almost before the
ink dry the classified page.
MIR. Evett spoke to Star about the matter
follows:
The advertisement appeared in The Star but
once Tuesday, and before Wednesday the
property was sold. got $l,375, advertised
over half in cash. In ALL rs people answered the
ad. know will come before the end Of the
week
1T pretty quick returns, of course, but THE
STAR HAS BEEN DOING THE BEST KIND
OF BUSINESS FOR Me FOR THE PAST
THREE YEARS; and am years in Seattle
in the buying and selling of real estate"
Haven't you heard that the proof of the pud-
ding is chewing the string?"
Well
Main 1O5O-CaII The Star Classified Man-Ind. AL
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On University Line

New s-room modern cottage. good iot.
nice location f1.1oe. $500 CASH
McALLIsrER Green "a.
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BALLARD AGENCY-P. ~
Mullen. 5409 Ballard av., OPP.
City Hall Phone ballard sos
MAIN OFFICE-Seyenth aV.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850. Ind Ai
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Solicitors wanted 20 work
on commission good work
ana good territory l1ol Sew
enth Ave
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Classification cannct be given
after u o'clock daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-11

LOST arRAYED on sToLEH
a pif Boil Dos AT whHs Hith
brown ear Name Patsy When
last seen had leather ard brass
harness on $50 reward faf hia re-
turn o. iuf1ffn alton leading there
CO. All Information treated aa
confidential sa3i tith av a. =
BLACK aGl
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Morris Realty Com
pany.

MAIN Getf IND afft
st1-ees AMERICAN BANK m1.Do
o. fte-raur- Fpom modern house fsii
basxrlrnt on LET sextoa. IN the NORTH
BROADWAY ptaThtCr. on liTH AVE.
Hss an uHobEtFueted stew. si.tee
cash
tteae=-A modern h-Fc1m house. with
fuli csment basement corner Dot taEtae.
aniy tive hiqrhs from the Green lake
car lire iteo cash, balance tis
month
We have two modern housss fust fin
iehei. on LAkENfEW BOULEVARD
near BELMONT AVE ~ one has five
rooms ard one els rooms. With cement
Easements GRAND ytew. VIII set on
sasF terms
tfoo Three lots on MAGNOLIA
BLUFF A splendid buy. Ter these are
the beet lots at the price Ia tho city
Han cash
tf.ooo-COHNEH fssleo. near GREAT
NoRTHENN DOCK Would BE- cheap for
~ 500 coed Investment or ap3en.
asa factory location.
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Stockholders of
Washington Tale
Mining Co.

VIII b. hsif in FafFrstsra Hall itt1#
First az Seattle. Wash az 20 rfAafk
3 m an FshruafF Oh tH97
TERRENCE MARTIN Sec
-ifsGf
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-Hituations Wanted adver-
tissmenfs zsc for rs words. J
times Additional space. Sc psr
line
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Wanted no rent small furnished
huusu uf camp aufn here un cav line
Address A.fae. core HtHf tO.tl
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fur Ueut Modern l.fuum house uu
good lUtn NfaW iN hln.hH Nnw VHF
Nurth broadway District Phone Mast
g8tt a
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wanted ru bus sot or painters nus
and hoNHa SECOND hand Phone haat
.rIu after In.if
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BOY Wanted Eureka Can CO. -
Third av south f0.l
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Prince Rupert

Terminal o. GRAND TRUNK RAIL.
WAY ChoiCe acreage feg 90 Per acre
80 down. five acres viii make you rich
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'uE wnENCE. FIsU IEgEsT CO.
lil Marion HuHaiuE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
NEW STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY
Eleven Additions Made to Enrolment
Of institution Monday.

The attendance at the University
Of Florida is constantly increasing,
and the present session promises to
prove the most successful in the his.
story of the institution
On Monday there were eleven add.
lions to the enrolment, nine In the
agricultural department and two in
the law school,
The young men who have entered
for a course in agriculture are from
Pensacola, and are as follows; c. c,
Honks, F. H. Vaughn W. H. Wilson,
F. l.. Thompson. N. A. BARLEY. w.
p. Stewart, w. w. Ridpath. c, P.
Mimmis and A. L. Webb, The new
students who enter for the law course
are e. N. and S. A. Keen, who come
from Lake City.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
MsLRoss NOTES,

MELRosE, Nov. S.-Roferring TO
the recent letters IN The Sun from
Northern correspondents about gay
Melrose." in which things got rather
mixed as far as the Santa BE navy Is
concerned. the following Is n correct
list Of all launches IN commission,
santa he" aud "Lcnema" OF the Mel
rose Transportation Co. Indian
Princess" a.. NJ. Pearsaln pixie"
tB Chamberhnl Ellie (H, w Ham.
lyn); Emery y" Ga. Roringl key.
stone" @. Remmeln; "skidoo" on.
Won Noszky); Arrow" (H Shootor) ,
Indian Chief" CT. A, Blru; Caro-.
lima" Ct. $. MoManus), and Geo.
Changers launch.
G. p, HUFFMAN left Thursday for
Lave Oak on a visit TO Mrs, G. W.
Rogers.
II. Grimes OF Plant City was In
town FRIDAY
The Melrose Camp Of w o. w. are
going to make a great many Improve
ments in their hall Work will begiT
almost at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. w Hamlyn, Mrs
la. orr and Mrs. A. o. Trodwcll az
rived Friday from rIokokua, \. j.. fo'
the winter, Quite party IL due 20
Ldy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09

To neglect your health. The worst
neglect that you can be guilty O. v
10 allow constipation. biliouanesa
or any liver or bowel trouble 70 con
tinue. II Is poisoning your entire
system and may lead 10 a serious
chronic disease. Take Ballard ?
Herblne and get absolutely ven.
The sure cure for any and all trou-
bles OF the siomsch. liver and bowels.
sold b. W. a. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09

While q large audieeee Witnessed
the splendid performance Of Dora
Thorn given b The Manhattan
Theatre Company several weeks paa''
h il Hkoly that 3 great many more
Rave heard about Il since ihe produc'
tl8n here. and there lhoaid b. . hfse
audience 70 gree, the players vhen iheg
retnrn Thursday November iiih' 20
give three more perfoFmaneea-
The nanhattau Company it remark'
ably uslibalanced. and undoub'saiy
one o. the ptTonsest pogulaf.rfiee 81
traetias 10 play here this teahon-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
A. the Play. House.

The management of the Baird Thea
ire is to be congratulated on securing
the class Of attractions now booked,
and should be supported. Gainesville
As entitled to the best. and II the peo-
pie viii attend the plays they will
continue to be Of that high class that
will prove instructive and otherwise
beneficial
II Ia true some will complain az
the prices, but they should not. The
high-class attractions will not appear
here at lower price than they do
in Atlanta. Savannah. Jacksonville
and Tampa. The local management
has absolutely nothing 10 DO with
making the prlces-the prices are
fixed BY the theatrical companies. and
4 they can't get the prices asked they
viii simply cut out the houses that
refuse 70 pay them.
The attractions booked by the man
agement Of the Baird Theatre this
season are those which play the best
cities IN the South. and always at the
best houses. Gainesville people
cannot afford to miss these good a.
fractions. They are educative and
good for an ingrowing disposition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
notice o. ADMINISTRATION.
ATTORNEY for Guardian

xales ls hereby given ihai letters
81 Administrator ou the estate %
wrr IA fee. deeeasec have oecn
granted 10 enc unGerdrued. - the
Cosnty Judge d Aiafhua 'plniI
Florida and 90 dsbir and ermanal
srnlrri aid estate must b. prnfeniea
h. ne for eaymeai vi,hia the unf
r.oulra b hs. ~ an dstfs das 70
80 e.fsts must b. paid % me.
Nagrmbef End. iaas
ED. LEX Asm.nls'f'tes,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
NOW SOLD IN AMERICA.
In Less Than Three Years, Partisan
Sage, the Splendid Hair Tonic,
Is Sold All Over America.

70 SN'N ~ WV FftNN''N@'
There is a reason for the phenome
nal sale of Partisan Sage in the Uni.
ted States during the past three
years.
And the reason is plain to all; Pa
rlsian Sage does just what II IS advor
tised to do.
Ask W. Nj. Johnson about Il; he will
tell you that he rightly guarantees Il
to cure dandruff stop falling hair or
itching scalp in two weeks or money
back.
There Is no reason whatever why
any man or woman should fail to take
advantage Of the above generous Offer.
But one thing that has made Parl.
sian Sage so famous Is It's peculiar
power to turn the harsh. un.
attractive hair that many women pos
iess into luxuriant and radiant hair
! In a short time. Women OF refine
ment the country over are using L
and il never disappoints. Read this
letter:
Il procured Partisan Sage and
found that Il was a great hair tonic
and cleanser have used other
preparations but Partisan Sage clean
ed the scalp. stopped all irritation
made my hair fuzzy silky aud leii
no trace OF sickness as some Other
hair tonics had Mrs Sarah Sander
hon, 1903 n. Washington street
owosso. Mich. June 20, 1909
Sold BY leading druggists every.
where and In Gainesville by W. ~
Johnson for 80 cents large bottle
The girl with the auburn hair h on
every package. mail orders illod
charges prepaid, By the American
makers. Giroux Mfg Co. Buffalo
lN Y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
Men!

s1me folks hnd u hard 70 hnd q Eiii
suitable for man, but we have ~
exquisite line o. Cur Llnks--pIain
gold Tor monographs. diamond vet ane
chased. Fobs--slgnet style and can.
blem mounted on slik ribbon, ane
gold woven With safety attachments
ssar piss beautifully iashloaodl ala
nenda aud other precioos stones,
euamsisd. signst and many others
oar Piano Contest stiii rrovr 10
interest The iiah school paIiii aae
teachers have taken hold and ,he pto
D. u Sonh Gainssgiiis have ea'sree
ssss hail ia tAs race - thsss vIii
81 fomeihlur doinr
raioslag Is ,hs vote e. saHshs'sa
sp ah
Hls VIA nauon Del eesi
u,. Annis pdes WADE fzff
Miss Gertrude 0aian iiasae ifN
Mlss ciem PessiL NsstefTy ti@
Norh Galnesdiie HsH sh9'
Gslsssrsls ingb aeaool AIS
Miss Aanis Kirkians. Aiaehua aes3
mls. msnls Jssniags Eoehsiie sf'f
sis, wa PoEsn. Aiashaa s1s7
Ralrh Chagin t,.o.rt., ss'9
mi,. nsmis wnis. iiaptnoFa .s.2ss
nlss kssls nsuile Arresaao iiif
nss AasE Hfe't hrsw ie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
4 FARMERS WILL
IrEND MARION FAIR.
psINe WORKED UP
4, mis- GREAT SHOW.
one Of the largest and
rsslsItlons to Be Seen
ia the state.

\. announcement Of the spe-
service to ocala for the
rn,ny Fair, much interest Is
sliested by the people here
- crowd win be present to
~ great show OF Central
|smsrs are talking Of the mat
(, and it is more than prob
The largest number of this
,soDle that ever left the eoun-
N one time viii be present
M great show, while a large
vim also go for the amuse-
lures alone
1 now an effort being put
The association Of that coun-
,,uce other sections to partici.
his great show. and 1t is un.
that they will extend a spe-
aaiion to N. A. Callison OF
M Park Farm to show some
hney stock at the Fair, as they
aat this would be a great
from their sister county Of
\ be proper interest displayed
sadlly be seen what a great
bis fair viii prove TO this sec.
be State, and II the right eff
made another year can see
nmOth enterprise swell to
gortions as to embrace a
Of counties throughout this
the Fair Association OF
mU own their own grounds
ilhgs and have paid every
4 premiums advertised, but
b they have secured outside
bee from the liberal merchants
ah and the purses have been
t0ubled. while the individual
~ offered by some Of these
I'm make an extra lnducemeni
people to show what they pro
and every feature Of fair work
taken up In the booklet is
the association and the lisi
nlums is one Of the most lib
b found, allowing something
n every exhibit offered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09
NOTICE or GUARDIANS SALE.

Notice ls hereby given that on the
ioth DAY o. December. 1903, the an
derslgned guardian 81 the estate Of
Giles r. Mcintosh and John 3. Ne
iutosh VII apply 10 ~ o. Mason.
County Judge Of AIaebua county Flof.
ida Tor an order 20 sell the following
described property iowi a one
seventh interest in the South half Of
tae Northwest quarter o. section Fit'
teen. Township Ten. South o. Range
Twenty4vo East. 10 Alachua county
FLORIDA, IN accordance With The peii
dion nov on hle 10 sid County Iudgef
sIcs HATTIE y MCINTOSH
Guardian 81 Esiate u Giles y ana
Iohn y Mcintosh
vs.. y. BAKER.
Attorney for Guardian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-09

Whether from Malarious conditions
ODDS or 0yercating. Try Hicks capp
dine. Il reduces the fever and 20
neves the aching lta llauld-io, 3
ana 50 cents AZ drug stores,
The bee., 1909-06-17
charm Of ths American oIrL.

Here, girls, listen to what London
Society says Of you! The charm of
the American girl lies in her beauty
and social talents. She is an ideal
partner to dance with, to take in to
dinner or to sit out picnic with, and
she usually makes an active and sue
cessful hostess. But when her hus-
band discovers that she is never happy
except when going to parties, is bored
in the country unless with a hOusefull
OF gue=ts, and is always craving to
tear from one fashionable resort to an.
other-no rest, no peace--it is then
that trouble comes in" Much London
Society knows about It. Ell? Granted
you are an ideal dancer, 4 beauty and
a charming dinner companion, did you
ever sit out picnic?" Picnics are
believed to be obsolete. as far as the
type Of girl referred to here Is con.
cerned.
The bee., 1909-06-17
An EpIstoIary Hint.

In the letter from Boston was a
special delivery stamp.
What did she send that for?" the
woman wondered. "The information
she wants can be sent in an ordinary
letter. 1t won't need to be- sent spe-
cial."
That stamp" said the man. SIS a
delicate hint TO be quick about answer
ing. 1t is a hurry-up device used by
many men. II is very effective. A two
cent stamp does not always spur one
to any special effort, but q special
delivery stamp means that the writer
wants what he wants when he wants
it, and the most dilatory correspond.
ent alive is not going to let any grass
grow between the scratches OF his pen
when answering"
The bee., 1909-06-17
naALLv A llrrLE lMsvLsvL.
New Boardsr Might Have Waited Until
He Got Acquainted.

When the new boarder went into
the dining room and sat down there
was o7ly one o.her person at the table.
The new boarder had kind heart and
thought he would be affable.
II spose you've boarded here for
some timer" he said to the other man.
Yes Quite a while"
How is it, Any goodf"
yes, pretty fair. l have no com
plant 10 make"
"Landlady treat you dec6ntr'
well. perhaps | ought to-" and
then he hesitated.
"Oh, never mind, old man." said the
new boarder. THAT'S an right. I'm
on. But, say, mebby you never tried
chucking her under the chin once In q
while. That's the way to get on with
'em. never had landlady that didn't
treat me Al yet. It's all In the way
you handle 'em. Call 'em sister and
give 'em soft, sweet, ooEy talk about
their looks That's the way to fetch
'eni. I'll bet can live here for a
ifi5hth right now without being asked
for cent. watch me fudss her when
she comes IN. Before this time to-mor.
row shelf rs telling me her family
history. Poor old s1dI She looks a.
II she'd had her troubles. Probably
got tied up to some John HShfy, who
was about man enough to shoe Chick
ems out OF the yard. and that's ail. My
names Smith. Let's see, haven't
heard yours. have II"
Mono, believe not. But Il
doesn't matter. I'm Just the Iandlady'a
husband"