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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27
a. the Electric.

Manager Wellington has secured as
his vaudeville feature for the coming
week Rudolph Denicke. a high-class
musical comedian, who will be re-
membered as being a feature with Co
burns Ministries when they played
this city last year. From the various
reports from other managers I'm Flor
ida concerning BIT. Denicke's act.
Manager Wellington promises some
thing great for the patrons OF the
eveT-pOpular Electric.
The moving pictures will be up 70
their usual high standard.
To excite interest there viii be a
voting contest for the most popular
young lady I'm town. Fifteen votes
viii be given away with each ticket
purchased at the box Office. Returns
will te shown on the screen nightly,
showing the exact standing OF the
contestants. The purchaser Of a
ticket may name any young lady he
or she wishes. The prize will be a
handsome umbrella. which may be
seen In L. c. Smiths show case.
Prices as usual
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27
HALL-eRoFF.
Popular Young People Of NswberD
United IN wedlOek.

United IN Wedloek.
NEwBERRY. Jume ga beautiful
home wedding was solemnized here
Wednesday at high noon. when Mr.
Ia J. Hall. a very highly respected
Young man OF Richmond. Va. and
Miss Anita Gron. the beautiful and
accomplished daughter OF Mrs. +. A.
Croft OF Newberry. were united In
holy matrimony.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. J. A. Yeates OF High Springs.
The parlor was decorated with
ferns and flowers. in the center OF
the room being an immense wedding
bell of white daisies and ribbon, I'M
der which the bridal couple stood. At
the appointed hour. to the strains Of
MendelssOhn's Wedding March, ex-
quisltely rendered by Miss Sistrunk.
the bridal party entered the parlOr.
The grOOmsman and bridesmaid en-
tered the room from the right and
took their places, followed by the
bride and groom.
The bride wore a beautiful princess
dress OF white messeline satin. with
an Overdress Of white silk BRUSSELS
net beautifully trimmed I'm lace. She
carried a bouquet Of MOWERS. Her go
ing-away dress was a tan-cOlored
prunella coat suit with a pretty en-
brOldered white waist with hat. veil
and gloves TO match.
After receiving the congratulations
OF friends and relatives a sumptuOus
dinner was served, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Hall left for Washington
ID. C. They will visit friends and rela.
tives al Richmond. Va. and in North
Carolina. and then return home 70
NewbeTry.
They were the recipients Of a mum.
Der Of beautiful presents. The best
wishes Of a host OF friends follow
this popular young couple.
AIR. and Mrs. r. ID. Groif of Jack
sonville and Mrs. G. NJ. Sistrunk
daughter and sons. Of Starke. were
among the out-of-town guests.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27
VICTIMS OF OBESITY
Cure Yourself at Home in Comfort.

Cure Yourself at Home in Comfort.
AS a bodily aRlictiOn Obesity often
seems 10 be inexplicable, SO rapid is
the increase Of weight and bulk. even
In cases where the victims are studi-
Ously temperate In eating. etc. There
Is evidently a predisposition that
way. and neglect only tends to
confirm Il. The remedies tried may
have grievously disappointed you.
Here is one that will not do so. and
you may get the ingredients az your
druggists and mix them yourself
without trouble: Ask for y OF. Mar
mOla. y OF. Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic and ga OF. PEPPERMINT
Water Shake together In a good.
sized clean bottle. Simply take this
mixture after each meal and at bed
time. one teaspOOnful 20 the dose. and
give yourself no further trouble; the
superfuOus fat will sQbslde with
wonderful rapidity.
Dieting need not worry you In the
least. nor Is violent exercising az all
desirable. Wasting methods Of weight
reduction are not natural Try the
pleasant treatment above prescribed
for a week or so. and you will be it
strong and free from all bodily dis
comfort. besides having regained cor
rect weight and a shapely figure.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27
THE CONTEST DRAW
ING IN ALL SECTIONS
MERCHANTS BEING BENEFITED
~ NEW CUSTOMERS.
Gainesville Section Again Coming 10
ths Front win Two More esndI
dates Close 70 Mise oOOSs.

The COOPERATIVE contest Is provinl
very profitable % all Of the merch
ants and business houses that have
entered the combine and they are
daily adding new customers 70 their
lists. II Is expected that after Mon.
day. when the new train service Is
lnOugurated from the western part OF
the county win reap a rich harvest
from that section.
There a. no change IN the positions
since the last count. except IN the
Western section. but some extra
heavy votes have been cast during
the past two DAYS. and everything
points 20 some very heavy voting be-
fore the next count. for Il is rumored
that some Of the candidates have Sc
cured extra large votes and are hold
ing them until next week.
II you have not already sent for
The sun list IN your respective 10
caIIty. 90 80 and set busy for il win
asslst you greatly IN determining
who are already subscribers and en-
able you 10 approach the proper ones
Tor their subscriptions; besides. Il win
show you Who Is IN arrears for the
paper
Following Is the result Of the can
vass.
a.4.....f1l.- r...s-.t o..ss,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27

John Johnson, who was arrested
with Justice Howard upon the charge
Of larceny. were both released from
custody Saturday by Justice J. A.
Carlisle on this charge. John John.
son, the negro who was guilty Of hay-
ing the knucks with him az the time
OF his arrest, was fined $500 end
costs or four months In the county
gang He win have 90 take the LAT.
ter course. Both are negroes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27
Poor Milk

Is often thought 20 be responsible
for an infants loss In weight or gem
eral poor health. The cause usually
Is that the child has worms. They
get the nOurishment OF the food and
the baby staTves. actually starves.
Whites Cream vermifuge expels the
worms and nourishes the child. sure
anc safe. Price rs cents. Sold BY w.
~. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27
You Never Can Tell

Just exactly the cause Of your rheu.
matism. but you know you have H.
Do you know that Billiards. Snow
Eminent viii cure it?-relieye the
pain. reduce the swelling and timber
the Joints and muscles 90 that you
Win be as active and well as you ever
were. Price zoe. soc and 500. Sold
W w. a. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27

Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative for con
supati0n. stomach and liver trouble.
as u sWeetens the stomach and
breath, gently stimulates the liver and
regulates the bowels and Is much su-
perioF 20 pills and ordinary laXatlves.
Why not Try Foley's Orino Laxative
today? J. W. McCollum a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27
Notice Of sale.

Notice Is hereby given that on
July 5th. A. ID. 1909. al n o'clock a.
m, I will sell az public sale 90 the
highest and best bidder, az the First
National Bank Of Gainesville. Florida.
two 90 Gainesville City Bonds OF one
thousand dollars each. The right 20
reject any bid reserved.
WA. r. McKINsTRY.
Executor OF the estate OF benjamin
Rush.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27

The want ads. DO more real estate
business than an other brokers com.
bined--in fact they start" most Of
ths business thai TIE brokers and
agents nEish
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27

n you have found anything see n
q n advertised h the Want column
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-27

n it's printed stationery you want
Ihs sun once q TIE Dlaes % SO Il
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
Whose was Voice
on Phone Begging
for Governor?
TOumy Allen Appears and StOrkan
Fails to Come Across for Felix
Newton.

The plot seems to thieken around the
hearing Of the charges against the Ne
brasls Hospital for the Insane al Lincoln
and the deposition which was scheduled
for the law office Of Fred W. Anheus=-
for Monday failed 10 materialiEe.
1t had been arranged 10 take the deposi-
tion Of Louis Storkau Monday afternoon n
the case OF the complaint uf Felix Newton,
a former employs Of the hospital. Storkan
had agreed to be present
Monday noon M. StorkAn said that Le
had seen Dr. L. s. Woooa-d, against
whom the charges had been made, and
that he had made UP his mind ne would
not testify. and even if he did testify his
testimony would be against Newton
The plot thickened when Tommy Allen,
campaign manager for Bryan and shallen-
berger and brother-in-faw to Bryan, ap-
psaned. ostensibly as representative Of
Woodard. He rnainIained that he did not
represent Governor ShaIlenbsrEer-
While both M Anheuser and his law
partner. H 3, Fleharty, were ont Of their
offices 2 telephone message vas received
by a clerk IN the office The voice ssld
over the phone that II was from Governor
ShallenbergsT's office and il said thst il
wanted Mr.. Anheuser TO see thai nothing
came ont in the hearing which could be
used against Governor ShallenberEer,
M Storkan did not appear and the hear
ing was not held.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
Friends Help DahlmanS
Observe Silver Wedding

Members Of the DAhlmAn Democracy
crowded the mayors office Monday morn
ing in such large numbers that by Il
Q clock there was no room for any more.
At that hour Colonel FanniuF and Judge
John jefferson MAhoney entered the pr
vats office and brought the mayer and
AIRS. DAhlmAn into the pubhe room
Then Zig Chief Tom Flynn, o. the Dahl
man club took the floor, and. in 8 grace
ful little speech recalled The fAct that this
was me tWsnry-fifth EnniVsrssry Of the
wedding Of Mr. and Mrs DAhlrnAn-
In these days. when the marriage tie
is held SO lightly" said M Flyna- ii is =
pleasure indeed 70 find that there are those
in high place WHO stIl regard thai tie as
sacred ana binding. for better or for worse.
untn the end Of life. II Is with moEt ain
cere pleasure. then. that We take this oc-
cAsioI 70 tender 70 you. Mr.. Mayer. and
70 Mrs nAhlrnan. a sllghi token of our
regard and friendship We fesl that tina
ntle present VIII be Cherished by you ana
by your children as a memento from Rp-
preeiAtiVe friends on your twenty. nfth an
niVersEry, and ne hOPs y01 Nj both i've
many years IN euJoyment of health Ane
hEppinsss.-
The token alluded 70 By Mr.. Flynn was
a bsEutitu- solid SILVER tss set Of three
g5eces. the ABpeArAnos q Which brought
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
Water Power Trust
Myth, Says Mondell
Wyoming Congressman Attacks Fed
ersl Control Of Rivers and Scores
Mann Bill.

WASHINGTON. Dec. &-Scouting the
idea that there is 3 water power rrus.
and defending Secretary Of the interior
BallinEer against some Of the adverse
criticism Of the admins Tation OF land
laws. Representative M0ndeIl Of Wyoming
spoke today in favor Of state as opposed
TO federal control in the Development Of
the water power, particularly on the nav
igBble streams
He said the phantom Of Z water power
monopoly Ehich certain persons had al
tempted TO oon5ure up was indescribahly
grotssgue and ridiculous
Mr. Monoeu spoke OF the influence OF
certain powerful bureaus Of the federal
Government In BUILDING up and fostering
-'superficial'' public sentiment he re-
fsrred TO what he termed the loose talk"
about giving away poWer OF the public
domain" etc.
Repressntativs Mann, then defended his
bnl on federal control q dam and power
sites against wha1 he termed Was unwRr-
rantsd construction Of its language by Mr..
Mondell
A coI2ouuy ensued between the two gen
tlenen. in which Mr.. Mann exhibited con
siderable irnpatienee and finally ex
claimed:
"Anbody on earth excepting the gentle-
man from Wyoming can see the meaning
Of ny bfll The trouble is thai he is 50
wrought Up over this subJsct that the acton
Of any member from east Of the Rocky
mountains in introducing a bill haring
a bearing on II is ike waving q red flAs
at bull"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21

smiles Of pleased qualification 10 the faces
OF the mayor and his wife When ne hAd
locked at The present the mayor faced his
friends and assured them that the present
eyidencing their frisndship and esteem
would be kept as a reminder Of a most
happy event 10 be Transmitted 70 their
children
-'Cculing as il does from the rank and
fle Of an organization that stands for
everything ! stand for. said Mayor Dahl
man, we cherish il al the more fondly.
and cur hearts vii 60 OUT 70 every one Of
YOU with sincere feelings Of appreciation.
We have lived together for & quarter Of q
century with . fair degree OF happiness.
and expect 10 continue 80 TO the end In
the same spirit In Wh6ch IL is offered We
accept your present in the years 70 come
its presence IN on home win recall this
day. and We thank you most Einuerely for
your thoughtfulnsss and Eood vii
After the presentation the mayor ana
Mrs Dzhlman shook hands WIN al pres
ent, ard esch man extendse persoaAl cor
grztulAuols- Then ciEErs were passed
AROUND, and the mayor and his gooa uif.
sTsnt a fsw minutes in .auEhinE oonver.e
with their vlsators-
We VII starr toHArd the golden Wedding
anniversary vita strenEthened faith IN Al
thinEs nov" Esid ths lsAssr q the Ioasl
democracy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
4. 7. CLARKE BALkS MERCER
Founder of Bellevue Serves Restrain
ing Order on Trustees.
WILL FIGHT IT TO LAST DITCH
ut SimP1x BaIlzs Proceedings" Saya
DR.. Y. Fl. Jenlzs, one of the Coll
IeEe Boare that iE En-
Joined

When the trustees Of Bellevue college as
senbled al the Young Mems Christian Az
sociation building al ! . IN Monday to
discuss the proposed merger with Hastings
college. they were served with a court re-
straining order issued by judge TroUp on
petition Of Henry 7. Clarke.
Hardly had the members entered the
committee room when M Clarke, accom-
panied by his lawyer, B. }. Burbank. and q
deputy sheriff. appeared and handed 10
members Of the board writs from district
court restraining them from authorizing
the consolidation Of the two schools.
Unable TO take any definite action on
the proposed merger the members Of the
board entered into q general discussion Of
the plans with members Of the faculty at
Bellevue and supporters Of the school
M Clsrks's move in securing the re-
straining order wEs 10 prevent any action
on The spur Of the moment M. Clarke
Indicated that he would fight the plan TO
the last ditch.
Restraining orders were served on the
following: z. Il. jerks, WiliZm 5 Gibbs,
John T Beard, Enoch Benson, H F. Max
wen. B r Stsuffer c. II Wilhelm, T. N.
L. Braden, W. A Cotton, = NJ Hall, John
u Haskell NJ P. Mcclure and J. II. sails
bury.
The order simply states thai the board
CCortinued on Fifth Page-)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
ASKS SPEEDY TRIAL FOR COOK
state Department Acts in Behalf of
Conductor Imprisoned in
Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Dec 0-"Crge upon
Mexico the importance Of hurrying the
trial Of James A. Cook, was in substance
the message telegraphed by the state de-
partrnsnt today TO the American aubassa-
dor al the City Of Mexico. The action fol
lowed a conference between Assistant sec
retRry OF state Wilson and Representative
Scott Of Kansas Cook Is q constituent Of
M Scott.
Cook was arrested some months ago by
the Mexican government as the result Of
the robbery OF freight train il the e0un-
Try. He protested his Innocence. but ac-
cordinE 10 advioes here WAS held responsl-
bic for the affair because he was in charge
Of the train
Mr. Scott advised The department that
railroad men in Texas were threatening
reprtsalE on Mexico hy making II uHeon-
Portable for Mexican railroad men entering
Texas II some action was not speedily
taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
EX-SENATOR HARRIS DEAD
Prominent Kansas Live Stock Man
Drops Dead in Chicago.
BREEDER OF sEORTHORE CATTLE
He Was n Director of the Inferna-
tIonsI Live stock ExBOKitiOn and
Prominent in Public
Life

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Former United States
Senator W. A. Harris of Kansas died sud
denly here today At the home Of a relR-
tive Heart disease was given as the cause
OF death
William AlerRn6er Harris was United
States senator from Kansas from 1877 10
1903 He died at Ire home Of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Lydia NJ REa1key. Senator Harris
had been in Chicago for q month having
come here 10 attend the International Live
Stock exposition, IN which he WAS inter
ested. He had not been complaining Of Ill
health and was apparently in good condi-
tion when suddenly stricken. He sank TO
the floor Al his sister-in-law's home and
died within q few minutes. Senator Harris
was born in Loudoun county Virginia,
October es, 1871 He was graduated from
Columbia college, Washington in lS5s and
the Virginia Military institute IN lss1- He
served with honor in the confederate states
army for three years as assistant adjutant
general and ordnance officer.
In 1865 be removed 70 Kansas, where he
became engaged as 3 civil engineer in the
construction Of The Kansas division Of the
Union Pacific railroad In 1865 be became
agent for the sale Of the Delaware reserTa-
ton and other lands Since IE75 ne had been
prominent throughout the United States
as 4 farmer and breeder Of pure bred
shoT1horn cattle. This identified him with
the live stock industry and brought him
often 10 Chicago, where he was member
Of the Saddle and Sirl0in club and q oirec-
tors Of the international Live Stock sxposi-
tion.
In politics he was identified with the
populist party when al lis zenith and before
his election 10 the United States senate be
served as 8 populisI member Of congress
in 1885.
Mrs Harris vas with her husband 81 the
time Of his death. The body VIII be taken
tomorrow 10 Lawrence, Kan, where TIE
funeral viii be held Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21

olIlcla-ly lee 10 UtIlef thGl a. lDo1ct-
neut against an individual believed TO be
higher up than men previously indicted
might be returned by the federal grand
jury.
In est GrebuRucht- formerly superlntend-
ent Of the American sugar Refining com
uBrys plant al Williamsburg. was ar
rairned today. Grebnaucht pleaded moi
guilty 10 an Indictment charging him with
oonsuiracv in connection with the suEas
weighing frauds He was continued at
liberty under bail
WASHINGTON, Dec 8a.-Treasury off
cials were moi willing TODAY 10 hazard q
E1css as to the amount Of money that ma
Re awarded to Richard Par. whose clai1u
for rnoiety in the sugar fraud cases has
been approved by Collector Loeb. TheF
did not think however, il would be verz
great
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
The want ad pages
are particularly in
teresting to Christ
mas shoppers

Before you start out on your
shopping tour look over the
classification Christmas
Hints" on the first want ad.
page. There You will find a
large number of Omaha mer-
chants, who are offering sug-
gestions of things, which they
have, which are appropriate
for Christmas presents. Many
little things, ont of the ordi-
nary, are mentioned there.
Have you read ne want ads. jet.
todAJf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
Collector Says
Million is High
for Deputy Parr
Loeb Thinks Assistant Will Not Get
that Amount for Sugar Fraud
Work.

NEW YORK Dec 2o-whDe Deputy
richard PARIS claim for a rnoiety of the
S--lsa. 4ss recovered by the government
through exposure OF the sugar frauds AZ
ms port has been approved 81 appeared
probable from the stasernents made by
Collector ef the Port william Loeb. 5r
TODAY that PaTr's share IN The funds was
not likely TO be r e10 400 or anything ap-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21

T'NlOS CITY. Tenn. Dee sa-The sury
h the ulEht rlter ease reported late today
thEt thfF were unable 20 agree or q YER
cicL lulEe lpnEss however. cent them bAck
for fuTthsE delihtraton
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21

Warriner Trial "wednesday.
CINCINNATI. Dec 80-The trial OF
Charles L Warmer, who, II Is alleged
ounfesssd to smbeZzling s6sS 600 while local
treasurer Of the Big -Four railroad Was
today set for next Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21

, believed the gov
10 be liberal IN The
's services had been
wHs not prepared
-r has expended q
Il several hundred
~ energy in run
which LED 10 the
under iuvestiEa-
thrown out un-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21

lIuhChlUE
The cole
ernrhent wa
case Of M
very valuahl
TO state that
million doI8,
thousand don
ring down 4
payment
Sugar fraud
lion here tod
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
THE OMAHA BEE

. clean. reliable newspaper that Is
ADMITTED 70 each and every home.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Snow and warmer.
For lows-lncreasinE cloudiness-
For weather report seep age s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21

Continued on Fifth Page
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-21
Leon Troops Guard MadrfH.

The --latest telegram from MEnAgua- dated
last night, states that 800 troops reached
there the night before from Leon, the home
q MadriE, and were Al the railroad s1A-
ton when MadriK arrived. His train was
earlier than WAS expected. but he was es-
eurted 10 has hotel by the troops from Leon
and other followers with drawn pistols. the
police being armed with rifles
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

Next Saturday will terminate the first
voting period II you are not fully posted
regarding what this means. call up the
contest manager on the telephone. and
he viii be pleased TO explain TO you
Have you secured every subscription pos
sible up to the present tine2 None Of the
contestants are losing heart, though We
are compelled to say that some are put
ting more vim into their work than
others. Wake Up, and get into the cam
psign with a determination to come out
ahead Dent you realize what The Wash
ington Herald is trying to DO for you?
Just think, DID you or any one else in
this part Of the country ever before have
the chance OF securing such magnificent
prizes simply by securing subscriptions
to this or any other paper? Figure out
for yourself how easy It is going TO be
for you 10 win the prize you want most
This is the lime your friends can as
sist you without extra cost TO them
selves Everybody wants 10 read the
news while it is really news. There is
one way 10 do this Get The Washington
Herald. Your friends know this. That's
why you will find It so easy to get them
20 subscribe.
The secret % sll success Is in graspinS
the opportunity when Il appears This is
your opportunity 20 secure a magnificent
compensation. The chance may never
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effort. Take advantage Of It while II is
yet within your grasp. One thing is
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
You Should Not Fail TO See All Your Friends
This Week.
COUPON WORTH5 VOTES TOMORROW
Read Our Instructions as to the Clipping of These
5-vOte Coupons.

a magnificent array OF prizes offered IN
Washington before. and If this contest is
half success. you may look for still
greater one some time In the future
After to-day the ten-vote coupon which
has been appearing daily In this paper
viii be discontinued. and another coupon
worth only FIVE votes. viii take its place
However. 70 Offset this we have begun
making clubbing rates TO contestants
whereby any number Of subscriptions
which amount 20 SIS viii give the con
testant 1000 votes, and subscriptions
amounting TO $50 viii call for 5000 votes
These clubs may include any number OF
subscriptions. snd they may be for any
length OF time from one month up
Does every one know that a ballot box
has been installed or the lower foor OF
The Washington Herald building This
is for the convenience OF your votes. Il
will simplify the contest departments
work If some Of the contestants vii be
a little more careful in cutting out their
ballots. Always put them in fat pack
ages Please DO not roll them And pin
them together OF put them in an envel-
cpe, marking your name upon the TOP
one, together with the total number OF
votes inclosed- II viii not be necessary
&c indorse each one II you TiH follow
these instructions.
There are any number of conteHfs
ants In the race who are unable
to visit the Contest Department dur
Ing the day. To accommodate there
the Contest Department will be open
evenings until o. As q usual thing
we are open much later than that.
and any time you care to come in
we shall be glad TO see you.