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, 1909-02-18

L. f. Larson, manager of the r. M.
B. T. 20. of Rawlins, was up from
that place Tuesday, on a business
trip.
Mrs. Maxfield gave her son Burton
a birthday party last week which we
did not learn in time for publication
last week.
Pretty fine prize for the lucky lady,
to be given at the Eagles ball Mon
day night. 1t is OIL exhibition at
Scott's Jewelry store.
Mrs. 81. A. Dyer returned yester-
day from an extended business trip
to Denver. Mrs. Wheeler took care
of her store while she was absent.
W.. E. Broadhurst, brother of Cash
Ter Geo. w. Broadhurst, came in
rom Douglas, yesterday, and will
work for Capt. Davis on his ranch.
W Nj. Shafe and son Emery went
through here Monday from Ft. Steele
to Encampment where they live ON a
ranch that they bought last summer.
The dance at Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
CAROLS last week, was a surprise
party on them and not given by them
as we had been informed, and pub
lished last week.
There is some rumors afloat that
the Charter Oak is going to put in a
smelter this spring. just how much
there is in the report is hard to say as
we have found out nothing definite.
State Senator Price was up from
Cheyenne Friday returning Sunday.
He says that they are sure busy and
it will keep them going to get every
thing cleaned up by the end of the
Legislature.
Information from Mr.. and Mrs. j..
d. Paulson is to the effect that they
are enjoying a good time, and the
children are making mud pies, and
catching frogs. Some different from
Wyoming at the present time.
The Shriners had one of their high
lonesomes last Friday night in Raw
Inns that won't be forgotten for some
time to come, by those who attended.
But any time that they don't have a
time there is something wrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman and Mrs.
Stoyer were summoned by a telegram
Monday from Albert Goodman at
, 1909-02-18

antelope, with lyrate horns. leaned ont
OF the bush before them and dashed
on toward the river before Blake
could string his bow. AS if in mock
cry of his lack of readiness. a troune
OF large green monkeys set up a wild
chattering in a tree above the party.
Il say, Miss Jenny, do you think you
a lug the pot, If we go slow? 1t isn't
far now.
Good for you, little woman! That'u
give me a chance TO shoot quick"
They moved on again for a hundred
yards or more; but though Blake kent
a sharp lookout both above and below.
he saw no game other than a few
small birds and a pair of blue wood.
pigeons. When he sought to Green nm
on the latter, they few into the next
tree. In following. them. he came
upon a conical mound of hard CLAW
nearly -four feet high.
Hello; this must be one of those
white ant-hills," he said, and he gave
the mound a kick.
Instantly a tiny object whirred IN
and struck him in the face.
Whee!' he exclaimed, ~springing
back and striking out. "A hornet, No.
it's a bee,"
Did it sting you?" cried Miss Les.
lie.
Sting? Keep back; there's n lot
more of 'em. Sting? Oh. no; he only
hypodermicked me with a red hot
earning needle! Shy around here.
There's a whole swarm of the little
devils. N they're hopping mad. Lear
EN- buzz!"
But where is their hive?" asked
Winthrope, as all three drew back be.
Mid the nearest bushes.
Guess they've borrowed that a,t.
NIL replied Blake, ginperly nnrerlr
the white lump which marked The s,ot
"here the bee had struck him.
wouldn't 1t be delightful If we had
some honey?" exclaimed Miss Leslie
by Jove, that really wouldn't he
halt bad!" chimed in Winthrope,
Maybe we can, Miss Jenny; only
, 1909-02-18

Bosler, Wyo., to the effect that his
wife had died very suddenly. The
cause of her death was not learned.
j. W. Sewers took up the mine car
and tracks to the mining property Of
John ID. Paulson on Timber noun
tain Monday. There is a good show.
ing up there and will be considerable
work done this summer. They
are running a tunnel now and expect
to tap the lead any time, as they are
in 17S feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis F. Mowry re-
turned from Centennial Saturday.
They have been over there all winter
and Mr.. Mowry has been running the
lumber mill for Van Horn g. Miller.
They left today for Elkton, Ore,
where they go to make their home in
future. Mr.. Mowry expects to en-
gage in the lumber business.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Cover of wv
oming arrived here last week and are
to remain for an extended visit with
Mr.. Covers brother, F. R. Cover, at
his home on Russell Ave-, in Show
hogan, Me. Mr.. Cover wen to the
west twenty-five years ago and has
been since that time i'll Colorado and
Wyoming. He has become engaged
in the cattle raising business and is at
present the owner of an extensive
cattle ranch in the state last named.
Mr.. Cover is delighted with the pro
gress Skowhegan has made during
the years of his absence and makes
the unqualified assertion that neither
in the towns of the west, with which
he is familiar, mol those through
which he has passed il his travels
has he een evidences of greater or
more substantial prosperity. -Sumer-
set Reporter.
, 1909-02-18

well need a fire to tackle thosi
Zers. Guess it'll be as well to let
cool off a bit also. The cocoanui
only a little way ahead now.
give me the pot"
They soon came to a small gu
cocoanut palms, where Blake
down his club and bow and b
his burning-glass to Miss Leslie
Here" he said: you and Win
a fire. It's early yet, but I'm |
Ing Wen all be ready enousi
oyster stew"
How about the meat?" asked
Leslie.
Keep that till later. Here so1
our dessert"
Selecting one of the smaller 4
Blake spat on his hands, and
to climb the slender trunk. Aid1
Continued Next Week.
, 1909-02-18
To our Busin ess People

We will furnish you with any class
OF engraved stationery such as letter
heads, envelopes and business cards
at remarkable low prices in compar-
ison to the old prices of engraved
stationery, and nearly as low as you
usually pay for the regular printed
stock. Give us additional time for
engraving takes a little longer. En-
graved stock for business people give
you standing with all classes of men
of the business world.
The Sun.
, 1909-02-18

We can furnish you the finest
oil stock and engraving now by
lal arrangement with our ensl
people. Anything in the line I
mess cards, calling cards for th'|
les, monogram stationery, letter
envelopes, ETC., in fact any thing
can be engraved at a special lO'I
ava under any thing ever be-
in the engraving line, The
, 1909-02-18

Good house and barn on 60 "a
line location. House and barn.
lots, on River street. Other
lots improved and un-improved
2'4-3t. g. Frederick "
, 1909-02-18
CHAPTER XVI.
The Savage Manifest.

1 self to and from the head
land without a collapse, the following
morning, as soon as the dew was dry,
Blake called out all hands for the
petition. He was In the best Of hui
mors, and showed unexpected consid-
GRAFTON by presenting Winthrope with
a cane. which he had cut and trimmed
during the night.
Having sent Miss Leslie to hll the
whisky dask with spring water, he
dropped three oocoanut-shell bowls, a
piece Of meat and a lump Of salt into
n Of the earthenware pots, and
sluns all over his shoulder in the ante
lope skin. With his bow hung over
the other shoulder, knife and arrows
in his belt, n his big club in his
hand, he looked ready for any contin-
gency.
Wen hit nrst for the mouth of the
river" he said. I'm going on ahead.
II I'm not In sight when you come up.
, 1909-02-18

The Oberg and Hard IN ranch
sale. For particulars call on 4
dress Emile LemoiuI
l 2S.2.l1-p. Saratoga, VI
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Sl0rp ireiaeiprOdlcm.

9to'bpillc, 1enn, 10. Uidri
= lie Surp in Dem Ero5eiie 9c9er
Oberit Iuncan Cooper, ieincn Sobn
Nobin Cooper lulo Gr-Sheriii Sbarp
mcgen GrnlprOung oes gr.0uil6es.
Senotors Gormad erihien bcltc I'M
Geridt mo brnftc elm frciiprehci.
bes 0eroift i'm Sale Sbarp's Gin.
3uglci6 crtlGrtc lie, es lei ibr abiclii
iinnlo9lid, iiA alli cinen Wabriprl,dy
Inn Sale Ger beioen anoeren 9lngc.
flagtcn jll cinigen. Sbarp milroe
icfprt cntloicn uno Der 9tihtcr ihidte
bann Die SSiirp 5llriid IN ibr gcra'
thungS3innmer nit Der Snitrrftior,
einen lpciteren geriub gum Grreibcll
eines Ycroitts jll rnoden.
I'm 5.25 bate Die sSurp Nifta
nieber pon iid boren loiicn, irnh
Tihter Sdrt pcrtngtc babcr bos &c.
ridt bis 8 llbr nprgen 8ornittog.
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Nn6e6agerr
11a& oen1
$pet(e1t

Seutc, peIdJe na6 Dem gIieu l1nbe.
ga5en enpiinoen, iib NIT einem &c.
tub!e bon @oabeit ,lno Sduere be.
oriift fiibIen, llno lpelde ba,lfia lin.
oen, oab Die gsabrung oufbldbeno
i'1o i6mer5eno ipie elm idperes &c.
mldt IN Der Wagengrube bdnat, ober
melde leioen an 8eritopiing, inner.
lIhen Sdmorrboioen, 8oIIbliitiafeit
int acpfe, iolrem Magen, geauieo,
Soobrennen, aopftpeb, 9(bitcu Dor
Ndbrlmg 9aiiaem sIufitoben, klin.
tenoen ODER flatternoen Seniationen
III elmer lieaenoen SteIluna, Sd,uiu.
Del bel plosIidem 9luflteben, Eupien
ODER @elpeben Dor ben Iugen, sSie.
Der nno brnlpiem Sdmer3 i'm So.
pie, alangeIbafter S6peibabionoe.
riing, @elbbeit Der Salt uno Mt.
gen, Sbmera In Der Seite, gruit,
oeu @lieoern inb plotliben Sibe.
slnfallen, follten etIide 9oien ae.
braufen bon
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len lih ii6cr sic Staot 3ebn ooer
mebr S5Grlicr murocn 5crItort, oil 40
beih1oigt, brci Mcnidct fumen lml'S
2ebcn, orei murbcn mobridcinllb
tGbtIib l,no piclc onoerc mcni9er be-
ocntIih perlcbt Iic llm8efonllncnen
iino @oltcr @o19lc, ieinc @ottln
lnb ihr flcincs &ino. Die Scidcu
ocrlcIben murbcn inter lbrcr Demo.
llrtcr @obnllng 9ciiuloen. 5rail
Sobn Moloncp erlitt cincn @rllh bel
Der 9einc lno rucrc &crlcbrnacn.
Tic bciocn onbercn SbmcrpcrIcbtcn
iino tSrnu aate &arncS mo cine !fc.
ocrir, 9tonlen5 Gluro Soncs. Ter
Iomnlbrlldb miro BON Der ScbOr0c
fir 0aa Ncnlltot, cineS ltnpcrmcl0.
liden ,3uialls ertlurt.
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in idD6nitcr Eronnns sclpndJt.

glfins, $50, 10. Didrj.
SSSolcpb 9rolpn, angcbIiN Gin irilbc'
rcr 3ubtbalaltrGilin9, lueIdcr Bc-
itern slbcno 81 SSbitmcr, nabe bier,
bcn Eoli5ciGci Scott Mbitc bilrd,
cincn Sdub lcbcnsgcidbr.ih pernlm.
rctc, pllroc I'M l.3O Delltc irilb burd)
cine Shoar WiGnner aus Dem bicli.
gen @cidn1niB gcDolt nno oil eincnl
Sclcgropbenpioitcn ouigcbGnat. NllcS
pcrliei rubig uno obne 9lnfregin8.
Ser Eolijeidbci, lueldcr cin Spbn oeS
Mopors BON 8bitmcr lit, bate
VrpDn, uls oerlelbe nnann1noiBe
Sprod)c oltf Der StroBc iiibrtc, 5ur
9icoc gcitellt lrlO mlroc boroli ioiort
nicoergeidoiicn. Dan gIal,bi, ooB cr
capon fommen miro. 9ropn itono
in; 0tltie eincs 9cidbrlihen Ieiperu'
0rS.
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Wnt Sul,.
Nclltc 0cbt Der &c0lcr- -Gon9rcb III
EittaburA iu Gnoc. - Gtllhc Der
Erci3AClpinncr.

EltlSHClulllllCt.
EittoburM ga, 10. ,gilr5. -
Tus nclntc dbrlld)c intcrnotlonnlc
(ournicr oca onerifnnlld)cu &cglers
Gongrciiea gelon1t morgen Abeno
ium slbihllB. Gic 9liiociirte Erel'c
iIf idon icbt inn Stonoe, Die bullpt-
Nihli6cn Ercisgepinner III ben orei
aloiien ,Cfiinf Wdnncr, 5luet Wunner
lno inbipiouclU mit5utbeilclL inbcm
hie nod 81 ppllcnocnocn Spiele oos
Heiultut ihlpcrlIh lpclentlih peron.
bern mcroen.
Ter erlte ErciS, 500, i'll Der
Siini WGmers&laiic miro bon Dem
2ipmnn Senm ans Chicago, NIT elmer
;, @cltrccorbs Score" pon 1862 er.
obert. 9ll uno Conn Shmogler aus
Mnoiion, @isc, iino Die SicNcr III
scr 3lpci Mdnncrs&lollc, nit elmer
i, @cltrccpros Scprc" ppn 1904. Shr
Ercis bctrGgt S430. Ger Sieg in
Ger inoipiouellen &Iolic lit nod INT.
eHtidicocn. i. @rllgDemon bon
Siour Sim. ,So, lllb Sarrp Sutton
MlS Hpdelter N.-2D, itcbcn lid nit
elmer Scorc bon 69l Glcidl. Dies lit
adjt Eunfte menigcr ola Der i'm poris
cen Sabre pl Cincinnati rcr5cihnete
Jiecoro. OtorNcn 9bcnD miro Der
Sie" gum 9luStrog gcbrodt. Sn Der
,9lu Gpcnt2 0onor Hoa" itcbt :.
Ylouiu ola Chicago nit elmer Score
Don 1885 obcnun. Scin %tcie be.
tr00t SlGO.
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Gcrid)tct.

u hmono, Sa., 10. Mdrj. -
@eni. @ilbert. cil l9.j1brl9er sScis
bcr ans 9loriolf, ullroc bclltc irilb
i'm biciigcn 3uttbNlic ourH Gleftrl'
5itGt billAerihtct. Gr bate lcinc &c.
liebtc, SRI. 9lnlunOo Morie, I'M lebten
Suli 81 9toriolt crnoroet, neil Die,
iclbc icinen gcpcrblngcn fein 6cbor
lGcnfen mcQte. IS muroen cner9i.
lhe Gcriufc gemad)t ieinc 9cgnaoi-
Glrng 81 lcbclslGnDliher 3lldbtbolls-
ltroie ourh5ulebcll ollcin Der 8oll'
pcrncur beitono oorailI, Dem Gelcbc
icInen @uui 5n lollcn.
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6rfpiareid,cr npd,, ais srr Gripts,
1T bic 6ciunobet. Senn obne oiefe fein Gr'
iola. Sns III bee Riibies o5fun9. iudrlini bet
Cine iIl gcben 9tlles crreidbi. iude er uiu. nab,
reno Der Niloere irot barter slrbeii nidbt pcr'
ipdris fpnlrii Gieiuliobcit nil uber Mot ntr
eripprbeli, fpnocrn dudl erbalieu ein, innem
Die ftCt icrnud6rcro i'm a5rper dnrdmincIu.
nit hem einBipeu 5uoerldifgem BlutreinisurgS-
niitel aus oeni a6rper prompt eittiernt iuerber.
Eilan3eniditer beraceuteu beriibmien ct. per.
raressarillierpIlen. 25 Gents. slIIc sfpotbeien.
(Si, 80, a.l&z)
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Tluthfataitropbe in Earfcrsbnrg.

Yurfersburg, M..Sa., 10.
Nfir5. - 3lpei grobe Woiier6ebdlter
Ser ltiotiiben Woiierlcitllng aui BRO
ipect Sill nuroell beltte iriib 1T 6olae
encs 1anmbrlldls roih crttlecrt irio
bic pfjtlid) bcIrciicn Sclpdiicr crgoi-
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Suft's Mcijc.

Jteiu Soupcn. Cont, 10. W1r5.
EruIiocnt 5dit fam I'M 11.3O
bette yornittog bier AT, Inn elmer
Gcriumlnlung Der Dule.Gorporation,
oeren Witglieo CT it, bei3npobncn
uno nuroc bon bcn Stubcnten, lpie
pon Der tSafult1t ali's WGrmite em.
piangcn. 9fah bcelocter 9eriamm-
lilng be9ob er iih nod Der 8obnin1
oes EroIioenten 'Saolep on Der Wbit.
neD- 9lpcltue, no er burh Elm Slinheon
helpirtbet nltrbc. Sn Der @ouobrioge-
Safe bielt er cine fllr5e Nniprohc
ali Die Stubcnten, lpclte nit grobenl
GiltbiIiosrllls nlii1enonnlcn mltrbc.
I'm 4 llbr Nnhnlittogs begob iid) Sr.
{ait lpieoer nnd) 9tetp.Dorf, I'M bort
einem Vnnfett Der Dnle.9llimnen bel.
3iliuobnen. lin Wtitternatt trot er
Die 9iiidreiic mad, Waibington al.
Vaiic snr Jeiie in's MnslanS BE-
iprgt 6. Mainc, Nr. 413, Ci.ynlti.
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O.. 9esember 1909.
Wertbt Serreu - Su gesug aui ~gfabpah's
Tiuen" fphnfde td 5u faeen. oab 10 nemGIs
irgeno ein SetlmitteI sefrnSen babe. oas ben.
aBdbrenb ber Iebisr spsi Sabre Hit Id an
nerpbier 2bspepfte unb Berftoptiine. 9tad benz
@ifem berfpirte i'd elm @eiibI ber @4pers
int mlagen uno bes 9rbretens. bate Shmer.
gen un6 mar ibuiublib I'm dopf uno oann
WnrSs ia nerpss Sd .rs,,9 s,rebiste s!ass. nos
rem Waeer babe. CT bali MIR Elm ipenis. aber
iurirte mid) ntt. 3D. mar fat ber5iueifeIt.
GnoIh bepog mid etn Sreuno, .gaaondps
Quen" au probiren, mas Id, audb tbat iinb
i'd fuae NIT 8eraniiaen, haB fie mir nitt nir
9inoernns berf6afften, fonbern mt6 pcfitis
furirten. Goedr nahoem i'd file nur ein paaS
9aee seromnen batte. arbetete Der Wagea
reenlir, uno bic bpspepttften Sbnlptome finb
idon beridlpunben. 3stt ii9Ie id milo nts
eir neuer Wienid
Wl6ae Sott Gle unb Sbre iuunberbare NE
biain fesnen. Sd perbletbe 2br craebener
3. g. Z reIIer, Nuentoiun, VA.
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2 ALWAYS

melfe bas sbiiem f6neu bon al ben oberae.
nannien gef6nerpen bsfreien.
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Rummer Il 8efer,
GcntidcS ganf- nno Ned)ielseidJaft,
26 SUutbsStraRc,

,giattunal Vanf VI Commerce. .QSebdnbe.
W,itgiicber Der Attienburie.
sllr. ino 8erianf bon aliieH lno SbIian'
tionen &cdiel mo Greoii'8riei auf ale
bauptd6lidben Stnote Guropa's sln' uno
8erfanf iremoer C5elo'orten. folpis 9tusferfs
gung bon Golma6ten, Sdffstarten bon nro
nadh SeuthIdno (stprl27-)
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(Jurtictnn9 iirbe 2. Seite.)
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DADWAY'SI
PIIlEN

Gino rein beeelbiIifb. niiIb unb 8uoerIdffia.
Yeiuirien perfeiie Seroauune. bolftdnbiee Mbs
forbrlis uro eefinoe Hegelndbieiet.
Siir bte SeiIuug bon allen BE.
f6perbeu 6es Wlagens, Der gin.
eepeipe, Wieren. gIafe, nerbus
apptpeb uuS allen BefGwerbeR
ber 2eber.
GreS 25 Gents per Dor. Werfauft bon alien
etpotbefen, ooer pet Toft 8neefanbt mad Gmt.
pfalra oeS Wrcfes. Wab ap Go, 1871
Gcunarb Ctr. 9teu Worf. %
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9nr6 9rogucu betdnbt.
@GGcrcs iiber bic Gntiilbruno bcS
flcincn Miiliam @bitla.

Gltcrn imO TcrlponotCn Oc2 2uabcu
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Inn bcn Snobcn 5uriid 81 crlnn.
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ocs Sanoca bcllohrlhti1t uno allf
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projciic ircigciprohcn-- Comm.
brltd, imo 9cbcnSucrlnIt in Bar
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gerihtct.
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Neutc 9tahnittug bier cln9ctroncne
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run0 oes flcinen @illiom @bitlo,
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lpolts, ocllten ou, baB Der &nabc bon
ieincn GntiiibrerlL glcih uohoem i'm
bicielbcn aus Der Sdllc Ncbolt uno
in cln Vilggp geiebt bottcn, ollrd If.
lcno Elm Ntittel betGubt pllroe. Meb-
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nit jlpei Mdylncrn lm0 cinem &no'
ben borin allf Dem 9Segc nob 9Sdr
rem, g., iobreu ioben, ltinuncll oabll
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Gcfe cingch!illt mur mo III Den 9lr.
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Der Dem anuben elm @ctGllbun8anit'
tcl, Inn i'm al binocrn, inn &illie 81
rltien ais cr iub, baB lie i'm Don iel.
ncr 0eimatb pegiilbrten. lic 9ffalrc
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lhloiicn, notbmcnbigeu SollS 800
600 III perallSgaben, ln Oaa &lno
Nlriif III crlnngcn lm0 Die Nan0ltcn
5ur Struie 5n 5Icbcn. >Sos, i. 2Sblt'
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iuua reid mo mill lein 0un6es &cr
mo8en 5rr Hetting leinea Sobne@
opiern Iie Wtuttcr crtl0rt lie lcl
bcreit onS gciorbertc 2oic9elo poll
$4,000 iplort III bejablcll, mcnn ltC
nllr miiGtc, luo mo mann ea gclhebcn
fjnntc. Die Foli5ci III dllcu Can
rCStbcIlcn lllht na1 Dem anaben ln>
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Np, IN melhcm Ole Gntfiibrer nit ocn
anobcn DON bier pegiilbrcn, lit IN
8orrcn gchlnocn porocn, ullcIn Oor1
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Ebilabel bio, 10. MGr5. --
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Nm bic 0amen.

Snnae gamen, peItbe uloberne S6Hetberiurft
iein. mebn bir id5 Safiir sn ipenpsn. eie bfauaen
nlir bel orl. ". Suters, Vr. 8O2, @eft.&ara.
tosa.etrake, opr8uipredent tbren Hamen alS
nab Der fortae6ritienlten Metbooe Ste ers
baten auherbem grinoIihen unterrtnt TN
Suittneoen Sebr Iberale gebtneungen. -
erf. W.. 5u5tIs. Rs. 5O2. sSet'earatsss.ets.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
By simmering all quite slowly down
TIL like a marmalade.
Put into glasses, seal and place
Within the pantry's shade.
Christmas Firserseksrs.

In many parts OF the south for years
after the civil war It was Christmas
instead Of the Fourth Of Inly that was
the season for frecrackers. Every
Christmas the storekeepers laid In large
supplies Of flrecrackers. and the small
boy OF that period felt sadly sighted
by Santa Claus unless he found at
least one Of bis stockings stuffed with
punches Of the little red explosives. In
these districts such a thing as a Gre.
cracker on the Fourth OF July was un-
known. OF late years, however. the
1recracker has been restored 70 its
proper date In nearly eySiy community.
and Christmas noise Il confined Chiefly
70 the blowing Of horns and the beat
ing Of toy drums.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
The RATIONAL
CHRISTMAS.
81 ELLIS FRAME

copyright. 1909 BY American Press Asso-
olationl
lie, us give In reason this year" she
suggested,
"Not merely Tor she sake OF givlns
things
IT'S the spirit. not the money lnyestgd
Lot Va, therefore. turn from foolish
squnnferingH
10, tho Gifts We give bo things that may
Instead OF trash soon 10 be cast aside
MY darling, your suggestion shall be-
For there Il wisdom in H. he replied,
She dld her shopping early. being guided
by lessons learned from much export
ance
She would show her lord and master she
How sScsIlsn, ,hina was common
FOr lhslr baby boz she purchased
French corset
And an oriental rug that caught her
eye.
Though ere dsrlins ionged 10 have .
rocking horse. 4
Wasn't sonslbie." she murmured. with =
sigh
they hsd promised no, to bay things FOR
each other
They would merely get a few things for
the child
She would sAefiacs her sister and nee
mother,
ana !, rlsddsnsa her 20 see the vsy b.
smiled
A. ns said his people, too. should ~ omit.
ted
- lhs wlss ana wilson's woman. asy
81 day,
Trom .hop 70 shop. Win .vss, emotion.
HayinS dry goods bound W sna SEQ,
away.
Ne eeusa. . p'pe and sp'snaia smoking
TO siys ihslf darling riss on Christmas
morn
via, 'hs.s ,h' ehiid eouia make 40 sush
A. might have essa troduesd Elm drum
Tie also g0t ihe works uneKpufEaied.
% oif roceacri0 end Habslais.
- inst their little one might be Fiafed
And iong have giad femefabfancs " tbe /
@
on Christmas vhsn ihsir presents vsrs
TbsT 80 uron ne sefs sils b. sids.
And While iheif child ioots9 W "a than.
dismRFfd
re haa euiprirs manhsr snd she
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
Londen Cellar Rs,tsuranss.

Before coffee stalls we're Instituted
che humbiesi places % refreshment
were cellars. where the hard %, ~
the slang phrase went. could dive for
q dinner With a choice Of such viands
as tripe. COW heel. sausageS and shin
% bcef soup. some Of the cellar res
taurauts existed AZ recently rs the ear
~ seventies Of the last century 20
Butcher row. Temple Bar aud The net
work ~ courts and alleys swept aWag
Tor the site % the royal courts Of Jus
tice. u was 30 this nclgbborhood
End probably 10 , dining place Of tbs
Description thar 90. johnson resorted
10 b. struggling daya when be vas
80 poor that. a. b. reiates. u vas uoi
every day tbat BE- could AFFORD ha'I.
rfnny to FOR the ter.-londo"
Chronicie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

DO not 90 away diagnsted with the
state because y0u zee 90 much waste
land. Bear 10 mind that there are
millions Of acres u az GOOD land In
this STATE as can BE- found anywhere.
and Il ls no, held AZ fabulous prices.
The pine lands and sandy soii may %,
appeal 70 you. Bot look about you and
see what hey can produce. DO nst
BE- hasiy IN forming your oplaion1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

Is what most babies have. but Is Of
no benefit TO them II they have worms.
BE sure your baby Is not troubled
with them. Sure symptoms-alvays
hungry. rings under the eyes, not
gaining In weight and yellow complex
ion. A few doses Of Whites Cream
vcrmifnge win expel all worms It
is a positive cure nd reliable. Price
Is cents per bottle. Sold by W. NJ.
Johnson.