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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
gItes Iesept

III mooernem Brpbuft. Salbei inb
Sdmeiel wurocn lett unoenflidlen
3eiten fir Soar. mo aopiballt.
arnnfbeiten benutt. Sn olten Set.
ten mntBten iid) Die 2eute oas Nittel
ielbit miibepoil 6erltcIIen. Sebt fann
jcoer CUTE 4potDefer bies Nittel. fer.
tis mo NIT @eidid in perfect aus.
gcitattetcn 2aboratericn gemiiht, an
ieiue aunOen abgeben. Gin ioIdes
Iittel lit Wpetb's Sage ano Sut
pbur, Dos in alien mpbernen 9fpotbe.
fen fir SOC. uno 81 Die 5Iaife Der.
fauit ODER gegcn gmpiong oes Erei.
ies brett bon Der @petD Chemical
So, "a gortlanbt- Ctr, Iew.Dorf
Gitp, perianot miro.
3n perfauien BEL Der 8eao Drug
Co., 2erington. unb Soparb' StraBe.
(april5JNo--)
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HnS Dem Snnercn WarDlano'S nnS
ben angrenSnSeu Staatcn.
Q

CT II uferlegelt.
gel Den 6e%mofrotiiden Yrim1r.
ipablen iino Die 9nnoiooten bon :.
5ranf Surner, 0euif Staotsnnmolt
itto Soriieer 0eS oemofrdtiid)ell
StdotS 6entrol.Gomites fir talbot.
Golntp, unterleaelL poS uod) Den
uorgeiollenen Greigniiien g~leitbcoen.
teno nit einem Sieg fir @ouperllelir
9rotber5 lit, ipeld]er befonntlid Srn.
Surner Deroeblid) ouiioroern lieB,
ooS cine ooer bos onoerc 9Imt nieoer.
5nIegcn. Gie erioIsreid)en Gouoioo-
ten lunren:
Sir @eridtS. Glerf; 4. q. @rig6t-
ion.
6iir StootSicnotor: Hidorb e.
Tobion.
Sir ooS GeIegoteu6oltS: gg. Oscar
Collier, Sobn VI. HbooeS uno Sra st.
Goulf.
Sir SeitomentS- Hegiitrotor: GbQS.
q. @ooterS.
Sir Sd)eriii: Charles &. Ni6olS.
Siir Golntp . Gommiiiar: eomarb
6. Stoops.
Geiegaten 5llr StootS. Gonuention
Goworo 9. 9~orocaitle, y9iaiom &.
0uolep, @illiom $. @perS uno W.
Z. Sobnlon.
SeI6 It moro zines 8orms
arbeiters.
Simon SmaHger, Elm 30 Sabre al.
ter 6ormarbeiter, meld)er nit ieiner
1oqlilie cine babe MeiIc bon Rnr.
tlrb, 6ranfIin . Gounip, eniiernt
ipobnte, beging in iciner @obnung
Selbitmoro, inoem er lid an einem
gettpioltcn auib1ngte.
einc 8 oiein Der " ii It c.
Yinnen altrjem biirite iid) Mue.
gam. County, NIT Cumberland olS
Souptitoot, ufs cine Soie in Der 0ii-
tie eriueiien, oo eemnGdit in iGnnit.
lifen Counties rings beruin Yrobibi.
ton eingeiiibrt miro.
Giienbobh Gouiiion.
Sn Der Nabe bon SoIisburp Wo,
coDioirten 5ipei 6radt5iige Der Hem.
Yorf, Archaeological ulb Torfolf.ei.
ienbabn. @eieliifoft, tpobei beioe SO.
fomotipen total oemolirt uno mebrere
@aggonS ifiuer beiddoigt purben.
Gas 3ugperiotal rettete lid oilrd)
Ibiprinaen Dor einem iid)eren lobe.
3mi6e en- lob uno 2eben.
Gin GrlebniB, Dos CT ipobl bel Sch.
setter nie ~pergeIien miro. modte ON
Samiiag Gomin 3. Merbaugb, Elm
3eitungsjunge BON Cumberland,
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oltrd). @r non I'M @egriii, 81 Srtoe.
penbcncr, @..@o., ouf cinen 3ug 8n
ipringen, OILS i'd oerielbe in 9elue.
oullg icbtc. Ger Snobe mar nidJt i'm
Stanbe, ouf Die 6reppe 81 tlettern,
unb 10 mlbte er iieben D'etlcn lpeit
his cur 3unnclton.S totipn Die tSabrt
an Dem @elGnoer bGugeno mitnla.
den.
9tcuer Start Erofurotor.
Wopor Sorper BON Salisbury,
Wto, %crnonntc Somitog @rr. e.
Stonlcp Ioobpinc 5lm StnotsRroftls
rotor an Stellc BON Srn. z. u. 8cn-
nett utO Die iibrigen olten 8eonten
licB er in ibrCn Ncunicrn lldmlid) 30
li,eidei @ooolauo Is. 9iiboroon, $50.
l~i5cirid]ter Williom ". Ero0cr, Stro'
beu-@ummiiiGr Is. G0pdro German
ulo ole Eoli5iitcn %omcS ". &cmebD
mto Sonc& 0roud).
9ouhi0ot ucrbuftet.
9etrGhtlidcS Nuiieheu bot in
Tortsrnoutb, SO, Die Gcrboltlrng non
Grncit z. Soft, cincn Der Gonbiouten
iiir oo>>gmt Oca StoOtidoBmeiiterS,
crre9t meId)cr BON leincm N%rbeitSge=
Der beidulOi0t miro, @clOer inter
idl0uen All huhcu. S)Dlt hottie hiShcr
auto lhISiidltcll. M uCmiuucu.
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3ur Ruhe aebCttct.

cotton 10. SUM. - &c lleber.
reIte beS perltorbenen Gomoro Sue
rett Sale, aoplou 0es 8unbe8lenotS,
SdriitIteIlcrs unb EbiIantbropeu,
mlroen bette auf Der n6oreit Sill
Cemetery" 5ur- Rilbe gebettet. Gin
2eIdengottesoieuit iqnb porber in Scr
unitorier.airde on Der EorfltroBe
itott, oeren SeeIiorger Der gerItor.
berle 10 langej gcmeicn, uno cine
9robe Wcnid)enmenge nobm ant6cit
dn oemIelben. Die 6laggeu mebten
bcute III ouen Ebeilel Dou goitor oel
gon3en tGng liner ani Sulbmolt nj
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Barrie ySrccman" tptal p%crlorcn.

| ~
u Can Suan Yorto &ico, 10. Sli.
nj. = lie amerifoniihe 9orfe .Sree-
Nom, GopitGn Sobn Ban Homee,
meldc aus Bolton itammt, lit bel
Gope Son Slion geliranoet unb boil
itGnbigeS @rod getuorocn. Der 60
pitGn lino Die aus Is E%erionen be.
Itebenoe Waunihuit perlieBen ooS
Shiif, nod lan9en 9emiibungen, eS
81 retten. 9os Sabr5ellg bate 1000
5aB Weloiie al 9oro, lpelhe eS bier
eingenomnen hattie, uro noute in
Mrropo nod mebr Weloiic laoen.
Ser .Sreemon" mar bier erit nor
&ur3em aus Ifrifd eingetroffen.
9srmiidJte telesrapbiide 9rpeid)cn.
= 81 Soutb 9cno, Sno., wiiroe
auf Dem Campus Der .Hoire 3ome-
llniperiitGt" benz Stuocnten Games
Council aus Remport, u. S. Der nit
Hotriumiuper . Srpo crperimentirte,
burb cine neutrality-suspicious. grplo'
lion Der redjte glrnl n~nterbalb oes
@lbosengelenfs peggeriiien. anBer.
Dem miro Der S6meruerleste nubr.
ibeinlih oas redte angpnliflt eilt'
biiBen.
9os 9orpeooboot a@inslom,"
Dos nit Den Marine-Heierpen bon
Waiiohuietts al gpro bel gcauioro,
T.=9.. Saparie srlitt, lit rad 0barlc.
ItonL S,-G., 5uriid gcidIeppt moroen.
Bel Der llnterindung i'm God iteltc
it'd BeraiiS, baB Die 9eih1oieunsen
MIR geringiiisiscr 2frt limo.
Sn Seetonia, g., mad)ter ult.
befonnte Rcriouen oiii Die erite Yres-
bpterioner.airf elm n1htliheS gom.
ben attentat. Ter Efarrer Der Sir.
DIE. Eaitor Soicpb 3. Grimm. bat
an Den Sur 3eit in 9ectonia onbdngi.
gen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lebbaitell
gntbeil genomnlen.
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Mniif nmo sans in Der Stride.

Itlanta. CO., IS. Suni. = Sul
bieiigcn @ottesbauie Der eriten Uni
pcrioIiiten Stride ueroen Jest jeoe
@ode 5on5peraniigungen mad Den
&I6ngen zines Yianos 5iir lluterbat
tuug Der iugeuoIiten Witglieoer Der
@emeinoe iiattfinoen. Yaitor @Iletl.
MOOD, Der Seeliorger Der @cmeinoe,
erfldrt: sd betrafte oas Sap5en
oils Elm u~nidluloises uno aeiunoeS
9ergniisen. Sd CLAUDE nidlt, oob
man Dem SeuieI a1e siien Ginge
Iaiien iol. aud plant ote 0emeinoe
ole erribtung elmer 9iibne fir 5bea'
ter. 9 oriteaunsen einer aus 0emeilp
bemitglieoern beitebenoen 4muteur.
Shauipielertrnppe.
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Sm sdnueiRe hires Nnscfdlts.

Die ygorbGrts" Barren bolten nit
oen 9Iftinen IN Der n&orn1rtS.
Saue" ~ltcbungeu fir ooS 9ur,l.
felt in Cincinnati ob. - @eiterc
Gorbereituulsen fir oo$ mor9cn
s(bcno i'm n@eitcno-@ort" Itott,
iinoeu6e SurnieIt.
Gle Greisriege oeS lurnpereiG$
,@oripGrts," sic IN Cincinnati bel
Dem 9unoeS Turuicit in Den @ctts
tonpf treten miro, turrte unb iibte
geitern 8ormittog mic0cr mebrere
Stunbeu in Der yRorluGrt5 .0uQe" al
Der @eit-9 eriugton.S troBe. 3ie Mit.
glieoer ser Yrci$rieqC p~crluiien 9olti.
more am fommenbeu Snuuto9 uno
fabren nit einem 3u9c Der .EennipIs
uanin-GiIenbdbn" 6irpft mad Gincins
natl. iudbrenb Die Mitalieoer ser 9d-
renbrut crit om nGditcn Montog rel
len. Iic 2cBtercn merotn in Ebila.
oelpbio iibernndlten uno am ~. Sltni
nit Ocn Surnern Der 0uGdcritoot
uad Cincinnati mcitcr reiien. Csc.
tern NafnIittag turutrt sic oil oci
Observation-Disclosures III Cincinnati
tbeilncbmenoeu .SorluGrtS" E Barren
init nidelpIattirtcn St1ben, oob C
cine mabre SlIit NOR, 5u3uiebcn. 9H.
ren'2eiter emil Sfrlb commonoirtc
uno Ole llebun9eu fIuppten ols nd.
rem lie bon Iftipeu ouiaeiiibrt NOR.
ben. 1ie rGorlpdrtS" ,9Gren, iuelhc
an Den Observation-Disclosures olti oent
9unbas-Surnfeit tbciInebmen, iino:
emil Shuls (2eiter), 2oiis Soft
monn Sbeobor Bort Chill Sd)ulb,
Eb. Wiinblein, George Sfudorot,
GbriItion gduerlein, Gouuro 2ebcr,
6reb. Surnt, Gorl u. VI. S6olB,
Mfortin 2ubruia unb S. s. Mitteu-
oori. geiuder oeS SriiblingSfeItcS,
lpcId2S Ser Jurnpcrein .@orlp1rtS"
nlorgcn i'm n@eitcno-Borf" pcron.
toilet rperben 6elegcnbeit bobcn, ole
Seiitlmgen Der GreiSturner beiuum.
bern 81 f6nnen. slli Dem ISeItc miro
lid Ole YreiSriege p%roOu5iren. Sir
ciren erioIgreiden Gerlolti ocS 6elteS
lit bieSmol nihtS anOcreS criorocr-
lid, alS ihoneS @ettcr.
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9as srHhte Scr Melt.

2egute Deg @~rumolteins fir Sobn.
Monomofer's neues @aorens
baus. = 8ouperneilr BON Henn.
~iplponien mo Wopor Don Bbila'
oelpbio 5ugegen.
YbiGobeIpbio, 10. Silni.
gs fontmt ielten Dor, baB Der Goil.
pernelir zines StooteS, Ser Napor
elmer Stoot pon Der 8r6Be uno 9e.
oeutun9 GbiIaoelpbio'S iih on Der
8rrnoiteiuIegung fiir Elm SauS, in
nelf)cm ein Bripatunternebmen INT
tergebroft peroen ioa, betbeiligen,
mie es g~eitern bier gcihab; aaein eS
fommt urd iGItcn Dor, Dab Der
@runoltcin fir ein Sous bon Der BE
beutung geIegt miro, mie es oas
8aorenbaits Sobn @onanlater's lit.
n9as grnBte 8aorenbauS Der @eIt!"
10 beiBt IS in Der Reflame fir ods.
Saus. alber Dos Dies uibt eitle
8rabIerei ionbcrn 1batiade lit, Dab
ser 9igantiihe 2aoen &anamater's
an Der 49,, Wartet., Suniper- unO
GbeItnut. StroBe, in 8irflibfeit Der
0r6Bte Der @eIt lit, miro burd Sta-
tiitifen bemieien. Gem bas @ebGube
lit $50 SUB 6 3ou brett, 4S0 5uB
lang, erbebt lid PAT Sub bod ilber
DEM 3rottoir, uno Die 6ilBb0oen uno
@aQeriun ieiner 3poIf @togen iiber
DEM StroBenniueau uuo orei Seller
geihoiie umiaiicn 40 Ndcr Elm
6IGhenrarm inter einem Gad) in
m%ooernitem feueriideret Suuie, mel.
der Der 8roBe zines mittclgroben
oeutlhen BoucritgitteS cutipridjt.
Dian forn lid Die @roBen bieies Gtu-
%bliiiementS nur Damn einigermaBen
porltellen, luenn nan eS nit anberelt
aauibGuieru BON gepoltigen Gimen.
iionen pergleiht. 50 gum geiipiel
umioiien Die bciben bieiisen @onp.
mofer.@ oarenbGuier, obmobI lie 5mci
Strobengepierte fiiaen ulo ooS cine
mebrere Stod b6ber it, offs boS Bbi.
Inoelpbia Sous, ouur" 32 9Idcr SUB
booenraum.
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Saeob ID. 8prSin's GeideubcgGnsuif

Nep Dorf 10. SUM. - Gie
9cerbisune oeS AM 5reitog in groof.
i'm, R..D., seitorbcnen iiibiiden
Observation-Disclosures Socob Nc. Cor
DIN iono beute niii Der yNoibinton-
Gemcterp" itatt, nahocm 5000 Weu.
iten elmer 2eihenieier i'm o9baIia.
Sbeatcr" beigepobnt batten. 500
8ereine rno Trbeiter-G 6 ganiiationeu
bctbciIigten iih an Dem 2eihenbe-
g0ngn;B uub Die 9opcrp pimmelte
ipdbreno beS 2~eidlen5uges 0 Wen-
ihcn.
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lie eSdpuarse ,Sanb" in WcrifO,
Scmfc

f. ~ Monterrey Merifo, IS. Suni.-
Sn 5olge anscitedter llnteriutuneen
berrutbet Die EoIiSci, ooB bel ocm
Dor etllten 5agerl eriolgtem 9ombclI-
,ucrfen Die aSdmor5e Snno" I'M
Spiel aemeien lit, uno es iino onldB.
lid oes Boriuls ihon iiber 80 Ser
baItungen Doraemonnen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Srcigciprpdcn.

0oIlos, lcr., II. Simi.-6reo.
5lentinS, Z. q. 2cmpleton ntlo ",
5. elliott, tpelde bier lllter Der An,
tlage por @eritt ltanoen, Die Toit in
9erbinbrng nit ben @eih1itcn Der
a@citern gronf & Grilit 60" nib.
braudt 81 buberL iino bon elmer Surn
I'M 9iuhoesseridt ireiseiprohen NOR.
ben, 3miiden 5000 unS 1000 &c.
poiitoren perloren 100000 onrd
bns 0ouiment Der Sanf.
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G74

Menu weocr 70 bieIc dntfGen. nodl Der Rll,
menlpnaeu gcipiinfbt meroeu. 10 3iebm Gle 81
iir icoe ~oerielben ob. bis Sic aii 3 antfdeH
hPrnh innnelt. mn Ram erbnltcn Gle infer
berilhmtcs Neuribnib fir $50.
Nir b%eriebei bies Al %bcFCrpcu, obne Der
ieher %nrterer gltoeitcllten 1T ciu Sabperftdns
eiaer bon Inlatdbrtacr- fi6i. uir ctpa %pcuiaer
1ubre @rfnbrun9. 0ieier lbntfnde ent,
inrtnnt infer %ponionmener Sienit itno brinat
bic noue 3ufriebenbeii bernor. Die bon uufereu
Nlnhen tets 1uS1cprndcn miro ilber bte ora
Htereu. @rihettlla. Aitdiiftsnnbine lrn, bus
9~tuitretsu nncr Serer, bic nit urIerer 1irma
ocrhllnoen lno.
gRir ipiinIGcu Sbnru NJ oiencn. ipcnn her
gotbfnH %elltrtit. mo ~turoeru meniaitenS ettide
Miputen Sbrer 3eit fir cine Rrfliun1 GeIiet.
mar fiuir u~fierirer 'Shrr 8eifriei0 'fttnctfr
Sdrne. IS 'ino p%ridltipc Sirac. nidt bios qia
fien. lpie hie Staot fte sur Neeroinlila Der Ir.
mrit bcniht.f
limo iuIcGt molten sic uHicrcr @nrunttc an
ole unierc 0llthcn ueoenien: @cru Mint III.
i%richcn n%citellt. brnuhe1 Gle uniere Mr6uuna
Mat IN beiabIen.
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ScntId)c @aitc sum Surmfcit.

New Oort, 13. Suni, IT Nit
Dem 9ampfer D9uplon0," meld]er
rod elmer brobtloien Meloung NOR.
gen iriib an ieinem God iGatg lit,
merben Sr. Nnbrcas Toltcr, e%riter,
mo Sr. 9ernbaro @rGier, 5~lueiter
Beittltrnmort 'bes cliten bcutiben
5urnieiteS, iopie Der Ereisturner Sr.
Soiepb 2inoner bon Der 6ranfiurter
5urnacmeinbe bier ernortet. Tie
beiocn @lIrnnurte lino Die oifi5ielen
8ertreter Der 1ronfiurter Turner.
idait bci'm 80. Iurnieit oeS rNor0.
ancrifouiiheu SurnerbimbeS, mel.
dies Gnoe bieies Wpnats IN Gincin.
nati itottiieoct. Tie onfommenbell
Turner merben bon bcn $50. Charles
6Iofl, Dem 8oriiser DER amerifoni.
ifen 3iege Der 6ronfilirter 2urnges
meinbe, ionic hcren Mitglieoert Wil.
beIm Shcfer, Soiepb aib uno Gmif
gerdmpnm IN, gmpiapg senomnleu
%merben.4 Gle oeutiheu Iurner iinb
,pabrepb, qibrcs ,&iericins @dite Der
qnierifQniiden 8iege, mo oieic miro
ibnen gu @bren in Sen ndditen Ia.
gen Elm ganfett pe%ronitoltcu. lie
oeutihen Iiirner Dcroeu in 9eglei.
tlrla oes 9rt. Charles 5Slad nit
cinem Spe5ial5uge Der 1rtrner BON
'9tetp' Serlep taG Cincinnati reiien.
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HGubcr Dor 8eridlt.

Smobo a, Hebr., 13. Suni. = Gle
@rano Surp bes bieiigen 9unoesge,
'rid)tes crbob Inflagen pesen oeS an
%. Wfni eegen ben Union Yocific.
Yoit5ug periibten Raubdnioas gegen
g.. ". @oobs, 5reo. Sorgenlen, Sas.
@oroon, Sad Sbelton uno ~Sobil
Ioe".
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-12
DEATH OF MRS. THOMAS.
Occurred at Home Of Her Son, Major
Thomas, Sunday Morning.

Mrs. Omera b. Thomas. who has
made her home in this city for the
past fifty years. died at the home of
her son, Major w. r. Thomas, after
a continued illness. the direct cause
being tuberculosis OF the bowels.
The deceased was born In South
Carolina. but moved 10 this city with
her husband I'm 1858. since which time
she has made this her home. her hus-
band during bis lifetime being n prom
inent physician OF the city. deyot.ng
a large part OF his time to the up
building OF the town. Much Of her
time was devoted 20 her church duties,
she being one Of the founders Of the
Methodist church here and a faithful
AID tircless worker In its behalf
The deceased was "a years Of age
az the time Of her death. She leaves
Eve children who survive her, three
being located I'm this city: DIT T. F.
Thomas. w r. Thomas and Mrs. w.
.P. Garrett. S. J. Thomas OF Colorado,
aud Mrs. r. F. McBeath Of Mississippi.
Services viii be held from the
Methodist church. but until the arrival
OF the son from Colorado, the ar
rangements will not be- known.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-12
A STARTLING STATEMENT
New York Medical Authorities Claim
Dyspepsia Causes Consumption.

The post norton statistic of the
Dig New York hospitals show that
some cases OF consumption 0ro due 90
unchecked dyspepsia. especially when
.he victim was pr,li-poscd 90 tuber.
.ui1.i-.
dyspepsia wears out The body and
brain. The weakened. irritable stomach
s unable % digest food. the body does
not receive the required punishment.
constipation ensUcs and the victim be-
Gomez Thin. weak and ha-urI As
.1 -e-ult. the body becomes fertile
field for the germs Of disease to
lodge and flourish
Therefore, the person who permits
dyspepsia 90 progress unhindercd Is
guilty OF contributing toward the de-.
yelopment OF one OF the most insidious
and fatal diseases known 20 mankind.
Dyspepsia Is durable IL properly
treated J. W. McCollum & Co. sell
"a remedy which they positively guar
antee vii cure indigestion or dyspep-
sia or they will pay for all the medi-
cine used during the trial This rene
dy is an absolutely new medical dis
covery and has been named Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets. Certainly no offer
could be more fair, and the offer OF
J. w. McCOllum & Co. is proof positive
that Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are a
dependable and infallible remedy. In
asmuch as the medicine will cost you
nothing II Il does not benefit you We
urge you who are suffering with indi-
gestiOn or dyspepsia to try this rene
dy. A twenty-five cent box of Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets contains enough
medicine for fifteen days treatment
Remember Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
are only sold in Gainesville by ]. w.
McCOllum & Co, corner East Main
and Union streets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-12
NEWS OF CITY And
COUNTY CONDENSED

Sheriff Ramsey left yesterday for
Archer, where he went % serve some
mportant papers.
d.. J. II. Hodges yesterday made
professional visit TO Alachua. return
hs In the afternoon.
Justice NJ. A. Bexley OF High
springs was among the visitors 20 the
aV yesterday. He reports things
hFely az the Springs.
d.. c L. Carter. who has been in
esposed for the past ten days, Is again
lole to be out and az his Office, which
VII be gratifying to his friends and
lalien;s.
W. d. Blake left yesterday for
AofthingtOn Springs, where he goes
q short business trip. For the past
'saaon he has been manager for the
tnnery az that place.
d.. R. Y. Thoma' Of Jacksonville
.fl1ed In the city yesterday, having
ven summoned here owing 20 the
s.Ath OF his aunt, Mrs. o. b. Thomas,
'nieh occurred Sunday.
Miss Clifton Byrd OF Tallahassee Is
l1ong the attractive young ladies
visiting the city, the guest OF the fam
y Of w n. Bradford She Is on her
@ home from an extended visit 90
D. Petersburg
Vhiekering. Knabe. Mathushek,
t-eher, VERSE Pond and other lead
makes OF pianos sold by me for
~ Or on installment plan. See me-
oie buying W. l. Hiu, Opera
A'lse Building.
faFtes having Job printing done al
- sun once are entitled % one
- M the Bush & Stafford Piano Con
Tor each cent paid for such
~ Don't forget this when 10 need
lfinted stationery. Read the ad.
easement giving particulars re-
''ing the contest and vote for the
Or your choice -'-''.Esy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-12

Active as Terriers, Sure Footed as
Mules, Patient a. Donksys.

Active as Terriers, Sure Footed a.
Mules, Patient as DonISsys.
Shetlands are "fOaled I'm the fields.
live In the fields and die in the fields. {"
They have a rooted dislike for indoor
lie and thrive best when allowed 20
feed naturally on green grass, with
perhaps hay In winter. Until two
years old nature provides a soft. WOOL
like covering. Afterward the mature
coat OF hair appears, 20 be shed
each spring, when the ponies appear
sleek and handsome. Full grown.
they are immensely strong, with wide
quarters. powerful legs and a great
width and depth over the heart and
lungs. And, as Bengie wrote I'm 1870
I'm HIS Tour In Shetland" The
Shetland pony Is the most lOvable Of
animals In the wide creation. They
are sprightly and active as terriers,
sure footed as mules and patient as
donkeys The horse Is accredited as
the noblcst II the lower animals. and
the Shetland pony stands az the head
OF this noble race rs the most intelli-
gent and faithful Of them all"
The great value Of the Shetland 10
the coal miners lies I'm its ability TO
work IN the low galleries In thin
scanned pits. where other ponies could
not travel Their strength does not
correspond with their diminutive pro.
portions, and they VIII tEavi thirty
miles n day t2- the seams, drawing
from. twelve 20 fourteen hUr1rcG-
weight Underground their lot l.
hard, hut use becomes second nature.
and they are treated. n roughly, not
unklndly.-St. James Gazette
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-12
1IRSHAL MAKES AN
EXTRA LARGE HAUL
.,eesEps IN ENalcHlNo CITY TO
EXTENT or SIS.
.,,ssn Prisone Men and wo.
"a. All Play in This Matinee Of
Mayor Davis on Monday.

v.vor Horatio Davis held the lars-
!, matinee Monday morning that he
=. held since his term Of Office be-
hat April There were seventeen
s.fsrsants. and the court room was
an 70 It's utmost capacity when His
- oponed court. All the defend.
- we're colored. who had been ar
...,sd sunday morning about 1880
.,lock by Marshal Arrow, Policeman
u,rrv Owens and Special officer John
p..nett. for disorder at a festival and
s,,ee IN New Gainesville.
when the officers arrived upon the
.,sne two negro men were engaged in
sght. and In making the arrests
MARSHAL Arrows hand was slightly
h,uived. and he also suffered the loss
a gold crown by being hit In the
~ouih By one of the beligerants, who
made his escape in the darkness. all
rshts having been extinguished when
4 became known that the officers had
srlved.
Most Of the participants in the 'fes-
fivitles" made their exit from the
hiding, but the officers stopped ev-
gy one they could lay hands upon
ssd marched them TO the city jail,
vhere they were kept confined until
Monday morning.
IhOse arraigned before the mayor
uere Maggie Wanamacker, Ann Vim
eent, Jumper Anderson, Bessie Mick
la Newton Johnson. Smith Bellamy,
Lacy Thompson, Ad Vincent. Ike
Davis, Gussie Gamble, Walter Chris
tan, Chas. Williams, John Wilson,
Louie Mickles. ID. J. Jackson. Henry
ingerman and Minnie Williams.
The two principal defendants were
required to pay s. and costs. while
ne others, with the exception Of Louie
Mlckles and Minnie Williams. had to
cough up" $3.50 and costs for being
inmates Of a disorderly house. The
ioial fines and costs amounted 20
shout SIS.
Mayor Davis warned each and evcr-
one OF the defendants that II was
DER duty 10 leave a house whenever
tlsCrder became apparent. nc C~-
pressed regret az being compelled, M
asr the ordinance. 10 fine some Of the
ttiendants, and they ~ seemed -
lppreciate the mayors fatherly "a.
nee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-12
Scientific Spanking

Consists In punishment only when
a child Is actually bad. Some moth
ers think that all crying Is badness
it's not When your baby cries, look
FOR pins or some external cause; II
you can't find them give the baby
Whites Cream Vermifuge. as the
chances are IL IS suffering from worms
which keep II hungry and cross all
the time. Pleasant 20 take-sure In
its action. Price 25 cents. Sold by
w. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-12
FOR City Marshal

/ respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the Office OF City Mar
shall 20 be voted for at the election
ON April 10. 1909. II elected / will
faithfully discharge the duties Of the
Office without fear or favor ] re-
spectfully solicit the votes OF all, ir-
respective OF party ahiliation.
CHAS. N. DELL.