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The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
tPnoss quoted are ubolesa,sl


BUTTER-CuancTy. fancy. 81: Western frsts.
g: seconds. 2; process. fancy. 3 fair 70 good.
p dairy, choice. Eaa; good. Z; store-packed.
fresh. l6aI7
gGGs-Ncar-by. choice. FIRE cases. p. Do. re-
tl1rnable cases. p West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia. free cases. q. Co. retuusbe cases.
lgal9is. Tennessee. free cascs. q. do retunrable
cases lgs North Carolina, free cases, .. do. re-
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. ssa2S; sprlng. Sa8
hens 3. ROSTERS, s; dues large g: d.. snail
sac. geese Sal; d. fancy salo; turkeys. TONS. Ia
&: do. hons .; tuEkeys, thin. loi keats. Iosl2
DRESSED POUBIRY-Turkeys. choice. undaun
hens I5a-6. do average uncraWu. -5aI5. d.. thin.
4: chickens. s2s; hens. l6al7 roosters. 20: dueks
Isai5; geese. salL
DRESSED MEAFs-Hams. country. sassr eured.
EGETABLEs-Potatoes. per bol-. Zva2o; Do
rs- bus. l00aLl5; sweet potatoes. pcr bbl-. asa
375 yams. ger Dbl, lT5a250, asparagus. per doz..
ZZalC9: cabbage. per bbl- crate. loCaI.25; celery
Florida per crate L0oa2 % Cucrnbers, per has.
IQQa2O. lettuce. NoTth Carolina psr has Looal 50.
onions Bermuda. per crate, L5aLT5: Texas. psf
crate I5aaI-75, ps1psrs. Florida per carrier. lO0a
80: string beans per baS, l512B; tomatoes. per
box eOoa250- tornatnes choice. LT5a20o. rhubsrb
doz 25ail, bcers. bunch. 5a5; peas. bas L15as. o.
GREEN FRUITS-Appiss. Ben Davis. 351a5 %,
Wine sap s75a500. Albemarle Pip7in. 560a6 So;
fancy table frlI-. 50oas5o; oranges. Florida bright
per box 301a359; California narels. per box. LT5a
SO: crlpe fruit. Florida. Der box. 35oa5eo. straw
berries. per quart losl5; pinesppes. Flo-ida. per
crate. Z5oa275
DRIED FRUITs-Appls.. El1ced. fancy. Z: d..
sliced. bright, 81: cherries. 2; blEcEbeTrisS 4,
EhortleberTies. 70 rsspbeTriss. u
GRAIN-Whear Southern on Erade / 31aI Sc. ne
75as5: corn Ehellec white. Ji1so. Co yellow s8ss0
new. ear 425aA5o; oats. Western white, No. 2 soa
g. old. mixed. Gas.
sUNDRIFS- -BeesTax. 2; tallow. sasik: ginseng
per 10. 5ooa550; seneca. per r.. 60: golden seal
GAS pink l2aii. mandrake, 2a3: snake root. s.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free q burs
Der h.. 81: CO.. unwsshsd free q burs per b.
81: do. bury. Der H. Zia25, hides. greel per u
10: DO. dry. per u. Eal6. sheep skins. green
each 75alOC; do. On. each aa6o: calf skins green
each Lc0alf0.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June I-BUTTER-Fim- Reoeipts.
s755 lbs Creamery. extra. 2ssz: State dairy. tubs.
2la25 imitation creamery. frsts La22
EGGS-Fin- Reeeip,s. BOS2 dozen Nearby
white. farcy. 2; do. mixed. 23a25i1; fresh. frsts
2IaZ1k
sUGAR-Ths Federal Refining Comnanv ,t nom
went firm in It's prico for refined sugar holding al
i.5. against basis Of ASS Saturday although il
vas then naming 5 for the list Other reaners
were still naming As net. less I per cent foI
gTauIatod II IS expected however that an ad-
vance may be announced By ell refners az any tine
Some brokers report a mere acti7e hsssiness brt
others say that there is increase in business with
them The market Tor raw sugars ruled steady 70
dun. with buyers holding Of. but there was ap-
pareutly no selling pressure. The market seems q
be awaiting the tun in refined
MILL FEED-Market Is quiet and irregular
Spring bran Ia lo-lh sacks. 70 arrive g S.,
standard middlings. 8le; CITY bran. 36.j0 in bulk
Western red doc. 10 arrive. $50. Writer wheat bran
IN l0llh sacks 33S.
OATs-Iuesular; demand Eght. No /. white
s.; No. 8. white. Sa63i4; so. 1. white. 62aeZi1
natural and clipped. white. on track. sla63.
FL0UR-Finni supply small. Spring patents
G. f5as s.. spring clears 55oa5.T5: winter straglts
675a7OS. clears. s9asl9; Kansas s;rigbs. in sacks
6Ola6 &C.: Kansas clears. 5ga7.0l
RYE FLoCR-Steady; inactive dealings. We
quote. 4-5a5.00.
dried. for export. 5s5a3.ao; coarse meal. in bass
L62aL6i-
Hay Receipts I.O5O tons STEADY; ample snp7l,
of inferior. Prime timothy. LOS; No. l. looaloj
No. 2 soas5: No 8 S0asj
sTRAW-Receipts. % tons. Steady; supply il
meager Long rye L5oal55.
BEEF-steady: demand moderate. Family. l250a
HE; packet u5al25o.
PORK Steady; strong. supply Enau. Mess. @5os
90: family. 2p
TAILOW-Duu CITY. 5Es
LARD-Dull Prime Western. Ms: city. 100
refined continent, l2ci South American. l240. re-
fined BRAZILIAN kegs. 1910; oleostcarine I2i5. lard
stearine dull; Nov York. 12iz. Chicago. nominal
NAVAL sTORES-The general market for t-r
pentine was quiet With rosn easy spirits tuoenrins
steady and tar also steady and unchanged Spirits
turpentine. Ea4lik; Savannah. S7zsa&
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June Wheat to-day was irm; corn,
dull; oats. firm, re. strong. and -four. steady
WHEAT-SpOt contract. l60, spot No. ? red
Western, Le9; July. Lbs; August. Us; steamer Nc.
gTade. fjealG
cORN-Spot contract ss4; July. Ts4ssO: re-
ceip.s sS36 bushels.
OATS-Stock IL elevators. 80 $50 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 753o bushels White No.
. 6fa5f5. Do. No. 8 SASS: do. No. & elae2:
DO NJ g. e0isa6l- do. No. 4 59a6o
RYE-Stock j. elevators. 50 6sl bushels. ship
ncuts from elevators bushels No. ? Western
rye export. 9lasllz Nc Western Iye. uptown. ola
9lZ. bag lots a. 20 quality and conditior. SoaS6
FLOUR-Winter extra. 5.5oa5.70; DO. clear 6osa
$50; DO. straight 65oass5; do, patent. ss0a6s0;
srring clear 5-I5a5i5 do. straight 570a5 IS: do.
Patent 635a66o; City Mills best patent. 7.ie: do.
grade patent 40: do. highgrade straight
10: do. choice family. SIS; DO. extra. 601a5l5,
rye four medium % choice, Asoss-s5; corn meal
per 100 lbs. Lsal9o-
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. " B. Hibbs & Co.
nsmbe-s Of TIE New YORK stock Exchange. Hi6bs
Building T5 Fifteenth street northwest
New Yc-k June T-Cotton was duh to-day and
7ric-s wsu maintained Offerings were vel alb
sorbed BY Wal street ard local bulls. who were
encouraged by buIlish trade reports. and the
presence Of big buying orders on scale down IN
parted steady tone 20 the market which, during
the middle of the morning, ruled within or 5
paints q Saturdays finals although BUYERS showed
comparatively little disposition 70 follow the mar
ket no in the face Of favorable weather prospects
Prices were firm az the close from 70 points
above the opening.
Receipts az the ports were s.eo0 bales. against
ISIS last week and p 81 last year. For the week.
estimated al 500 bales against s935l last week
and s. 81 last year Receipts at New Orleans weTe
3.l25 bales against s. u last year.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK June Money on call At the stock
exchange to-day opened az II; highest. ?: lowest
u: closing ~ Most Of the days loans were
made AZ 2 per cent
demand showing some increase Rates: Hta25z sor
loans over sixty days; Hza2E for ninety days 2Aa3
for four months: 3a35z for five months: 3ha3z
for six months; si4a4 for over the year While
demand was larger il is only in certain directions
lending institutions took a much hrmer stand on
rates in all maturities and business was done
largely at their asking rates. Longer dates were
in best demand.
steriing to-day was weak with rates % points
lower Rates for actual business closed: Sixty
days As5s0ais5; demand. 4s765aAs SIS; cables.
lsTeoaAsS.
Commercial bills were 4aH for ninety days and
4 s5lkaa s5Z for sixty days Flour bills were ssiN
FOR sixty days: grain. asa The supply Of grain
and cotton bills scarce.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
GAMBLERSDRIVEN FROMSHOW
Capt. Daley Breaks Up Games at
Circus Grounds.
Followers OF Johnny Jones Company
stir wrath of Police at Opening
OF Two Weeks Carnival.

Hardly had the canvas tents Of the
Johnny Jones Trained Animal Company,
consisting OF tea carloads OF tigers. lions.
and other wild beasts. been erected AZ
Union League Park. Fifteenth and
streets northeast yesterday afternoon,
when several followers OF the circus be-
gan 10 set up gambling tables, with which
they purposed 10 conduct games Of chance
and other forms Of gambling.
Everything went well until Capt. Daley.
OF the Ninth precinct. inspected the
grounds, and ordered the gamblers 10 dis
continue their operations
IN speaking OF the affair, Capt Daley
said that during the carnival, which viii
&c held for two weeks under the auspices
OF the Independent Order OF the Sons OF
Jonadab, he would allow no form Of gam
bling, either on the circus grounds or out
side
These fellows ger the idea said the
CAPTAIN, THAT as soon as a circus arrives
in town The lid is OF and anything goes
But want 10 say that gambling viii not
be tolerated"
II was a large and enthusiastic crowd
! that attended the opening performances
( last night. Preceding the exhibitions VT
tucci's Royal Italian Band gave an open
air concert. which attracted crowds.
With the show Is Capt; Curly Wilson.
the animal trainer, who has brought 10
I this city one Of TIE best aggregauons OF
/ trained lions seen here IN years Besides
/ the older beasts. Capt Wilson performs
with six baby lions Another feature OF
/ the performance IS the Burton sisters.
weighing. collectively, more than 200
/ pounds. Capt Wilson claims they are the
I largest in captivity
/ The Congress OF Living Novelties.
cages filed with trained snakes, and the
/ serial fights Of Prof Fry, known as The
/ human ny are some Of the other at
! fractions that pleased the large audience
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished hz ". B. HIbbs & Co.
members a the Chicago hoard o. Tracs. Hibhs
Building . Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. June loving 20 the municipal election
IN this city the stock exchange and board Of trade
were closed to-day.
New York. June T.-WHEAT-Suong. but life
less No. l. Northern DulutA. 70 arrive lssls
No. 2 red. I. O. b., Isl; No. ? hard, New York,
T. O. B.. L3s-; No. !. nacaroui. L25H T. o. b
nothing.
CORN-scarcs: slow. No. . elevator S. No 2.
T. o. b. spot. s.; No 2 yellow. T. O. T.. Sils
30. 3 white { o. b.. siiz- Exporters took nothing.
RYE-Steady. but dull No p T. o. b.. nominal
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. June T.-CATTLE-Reoeips GT7o.
SLOW Steers. ss5a7.O0; tai ends. 40; bulls. 35sa
$50. COWS 2Gas.6o
CALVEs-Reeeip,s. 200 Steady. veals. soO4
SSH; city dressed vsaz. aal5: country dressed.
saIlA
SHEEP AND LAsfBs-RecepfH lss0 sheep.
5oa6o0: choice 6Ea5GH: yearings. a0os6o0;
lambs 750a9 ~ few czrs choice o.25: Cllls SO.
HOGs-Receipts Ssh Higher. az 7.65aT.S5
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VALUABLE CORNER SOLD.
WoIcott Tuckerman Buys PROPERTY
at Twelfth and G for S35,OOO.


stone & Fairfax report the recent sale
FOR z. o. Johnson OF the new building
just completed at the southwest corner
OF Twelfth and G streets northwest This
building IS four stories in height. exclUd-
ing the cellar. and was especially planned
by g Stanley Simmons. architect. Tor the
use OF o. J. De1Gou Piano Company. The
property has a frontage of 3 feet on
Twelfth street and a little less than @o
feet on G street. containing los square
feet The consideration was $S5.o0o, which
is q little less than 500 a square foot. in
cludirg the new improvements
The purchaser. Wolcott Tuckermen
who was represented in the transaction
by J. Augustus Taylor, acquires the
property as an investment II is leased
FOR a long term OF years 70 the O. J.
DeAIou CompGny at an annual rental Of
about $4,000.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extza. per ewt-. s-5oasOO; hatcher. sOOa
$50: common. 2C0a3 90
HoGs-Per eWt.. grOse. r0oa7-5o; ordinary. per
cWt dooa6S 9
sHEEP-Prims. clipped. LOOa45o: common. clip
ped 3o0as.55.
LAAiBs-Choice spring. Per h, g. medium. Tssas
CALVES-Prime. per h. "a: medium. z: COM
mon. 5a6
CoWs-Prins fresh, each, s5.OgagpO; coamsa,
G.0osS9.OQ; od-- and Dr. liaas0lAlS92-V
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MORE BURROUGHS AT G. P. o.
Public Printer DOnneIIy Lays on
seventy-flve Men.

Seventy-hve employees OF ire Govern
ment Printing once we're yesterday given
furloughs OF three days each The fur
Ioughs were not solicited BY The men.
but were given by Public Printer Don
nelly. who hopes in this way 10 keep from
laying OF the men permanently.
The acton was taken because q the
fear Of slack times and sh0rtness %
work. from which the printery has suf-
fered IN past summers. When the sew
entv-fve men return 20 work. II there
is not sufficient work 70 keep them en-
Moved. Others VIII be granted leave.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
leLRerilar call. p O'Clock noon.

sales-Regular call. z O'Clock noon
Capital Traction S. 500 az III. $500 az IL
Potomac Electric Consolidated -. N.ooo a. Nois-
Capital Traction. 10 at BIS 70 a. l5a5t, 10 Al
l385s 10 al l35 70 a. lSS. 10 st rs. 10 a. E5. u
az lS5is. 10 az lS5is-
Washington Railway eommon. 80 at ~ 50 a.
IA 81 Al -
Washington Railway preferred. y az -, p A. -,
% at 80. 3 at 60 y AZ %. 80 az 90 % al 90
Bell Telephone OF Pennsylvaaia. 10 az loss-
Mergcnthaler. az 20. az 20.
Graphophone preferred. 10 Al 80. 10 AZ 90
Following are the bid and asked prices on yesyer-
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nfARRIAGE LICENsEs.


JoAn ". Williams. q, Pri,ss william County.
Va. and Sauis A. Wiltshire. a. Nadison, Va
Rev ". !. McKelney-
Arrbur P. Fsrvason. q. and Eizabeth @. Dean
q Rev. y. @. Daverpc-L
Jarsss z Paneus. 8. and Rose II. ByTnes. %.
Rev. T. G. Sunyths.
Js-s-n.ah K. O'Ha-e. z. aad Mae z Miseasn 3.
Rev. + A. Hannan-
Waltrr B. Ale N salem. y J.. ard MAsZis
Lewis D Alexandria, Va Rev D. c NacLeoc-
william = SLzushnessy. S. Pittsbu-g. and Iars
Tuner. 50 Rev F. i. Buckey.
F h Br0En. =. ard Hels7 Z Rasel1s. 2
Rev ". S Csughy.
Argus NcDousld CrzVford. 3. And Eizbeth L
wor1hipEton. q Rev. 4. CzawioTa.
COLORED.
Jesse E Thonpsoz. =. and NlA-s DogsinS T.
Rev. A. J. Tyler
Alpha onega Duus,on. Sc. ard Agnes E Eaton,
2 Rev. J. B. McLaughlia-
John Jackson. q and Enna Cant - RsT.
7. B. McLaaEhlil-
Henry TGb5s. z. and GeoCgia Bstts-S. 3. R-r
Henry Arniste2d
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When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald. and bill VIII bo sent you
az cent 3 word,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Qlotations furnished BY ". B. Hihbs & 90.
memhe-s Rev York Stock Exchange. Ri6hs Bc1or
ms 525 Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-sALES BY HOURSi
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W p. Hibbs o..
members or the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building Is Fifteenth street northwest.
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NoNBIEDICAL HEALING.

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald, and bill VIII be ssat you
St cent To76
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eALTIMORE srOCK MARKET

Baltimore. June 3.-FolloTins are The sales and
quotations the most active seedriIies iis-ee 20
the Baltimore stock eNchanee-
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

v York. June 1--Unitsd States government
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Left side down. under arT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06
RECIPE

6 p. m.-Supper.
p. m.-Banquet. White House.
Thursday, June 10th.
$3.50 a. m.-Second Session Florida
state Pharmaceutical Association.
Address.
3 y. m.-Prize contest
5p. m.-Carriage ride over the city
and other amusements.
The carriage and automobile ride
yer the city promises TO be one Of
ne interesting features Of the SEES
sion.
The following comprise the general
committee on entertainment: w. NJ.
Johnson, r. w. Craigin. w. +. BOdi-
ford, II. F. Colbert and L. c. Lynch.
The Banquet.
For the annual banquet. which viii
le held az the White House, a very
Unique and novel bill of fare has been
arranged and is better understood by
the druggists. a copy OF which fol-
lows:
Menu.
Grapefruit Cum Xericum
COnsOme A La "VinOl''
Lettuce and Tomato Salad. G. p.
Stuffed Young Turkey. Cranberry
Sauce.
}aked Tomatoes. Green Peas, L. s. p.
Asparagus Tips on Toast
Punch a IN "RexalT'
Chicken Salad. n. r.
Ice Cream
Fruit Cake Layer Cake
Nuts Raisins
Cream Cheese Saltines
Demi Tasse Cafe Saceh
Cigars Cigarettes
Iced Hydrogen MonOxide
Guaranteed under the Pure Food
and Drug Act.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06
NEWS OF CITY And
COUNTY CONDENSED

Clarence wertheim and Roy Ma
nasse expect to leave today for Mem
phis. Tenn. where they will spend
the next few weeks.
Capt. A. Paul. who has been alb
sent In Pensacola and other points
on business connected with the land
Office. returned to his home here yes
terday.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy g.
sold on a guarantee that II you are
not satisfied after using two-thirds of
a bottle according 20 directions, your
money wiz be refunded. II Is up 10
you 10 try. Sold by all druggists.
J. C. Beyille. the trucker Of Are
dondO. was here yesterday on his
usual weekly trading trip. lie states
that the rain was a great benefit
10 his section and as a result the
farmers are busy planting sweet po-
tatoes, something that Is staple with
them.
1t cured me" or 1t saved the life
Of my child" are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This Is true the world over where this
valuable remedy has been introduced.
No other medicine In use for diar.
rhooa or bowel complaints has recely-
ed such general approval. The Sc
cret OF the success Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
Is that Il cures Sold by ali druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06
BLANDING TO HAVE
ABOUT FIFTY men
WILL LEAVE WITH FINE CROWD
FoR STATE ENGAGEMENT.
Only Two Commissioned Officers &c
Accompany Guards, ss Lieut..
wheeler is In the West.

Captain J. W. Blanding Of the
Gainesville Guards will leave Tues.
day for the State encampment with
full quota OF men. The new site
is located on the 81. Johns river.
near jacksonville.
Capt. Handing stated TO the re-
porter Saturday that he was already
sure Of about fOrty-hve men going
from here and Mlcanopy together
and he was Of the opinion that the
number would be increased TO fifty.
which vii make an extra fine show
iEg for Gainesville.
During the past two weeks he has
had regular drills and worked the
boys hard that they may better put
up a creditable showing az this meet
ing Of the State troops.
All the Guards will be rounded
up" on Monday and the final prepare
tons made for the trip. as they leave
here early Tuesday morning over
the A. c. L. and will remain in camp
about ten days or two weeks.
This Is the first meeting Of the
entire State troops since the big
meet at Tampa several years ago. and
much interest has been manifested
throughout the State by the various
companies.
The new location, which was Sc
lected by a committee from the Legis-
lature. is an exceedingly pretty site.
on a high blum about thirty feet
above the St. Johns river. and the
grounds are well dotted with beautiful
shade trees. which will add to the
beauty and pleasure Of the trip for
the men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06
The PHARMACEUTICAL
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
WILL CONVENE IN ANNUAL sEs.
SION ON TUESDAY.
re.oss;es From Al Sections Of Flor.
iea 20 &c Present en- This
O-casion.

The sixth annual meeting Of the
State Pharmaceutical Association will
convene in this city Tuesday morning
and great preparations are being made
by the local committee in charge o.
arrangements
Il Is the intention OF the commit.
tee to make this one Of the most i'm
pOrtant and beneficial meetings In
the history Of the association. and II
is especially urged that as many Of
the citizens Of the city as can attend
the meeting and make Il a success
that will long be remembered by a.,
visiting members.
The regular examination of the
board will occur Tuesday at the Elks
Club. The State Board will arrive
on Monday for this purpose, there
being a large number OF new grad
yates from colleges who will have to
undergo this examination before be-
ing allowed to practice In this State.
The reception which will occur at
the Elks Club will be Of a public ma
ture and refreshments will be served
by a number Of ladies who have been
selected by the committee on enter
talnment.
Dr. johnson, who Is chairman Of
this committee. desires that the ladies
Of the city cooperate with the com
mittee and remember that what they
want TO DO is to give the visitors an
enjoyable visit
Following Is the program:
Wednesday, June 9th.
$3.50 a. m.-Meeting Florida State
Pharmaceutical Association, Elks
Club.
Address Of WelcOme-MayOr Davis.
Response-Wm. s. oppenheimer.
Presidents Address.
IL a. m.-InfOrmal Reception Of the
Ladies. Elks Club.
p. m.-LuncheOn.
$3.50 p. m.-Meeting called to order.
Address.
3 p. m.-Ladies' Card Party.
8 p. m.-Prize contest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06
BASEBALL BENEFIT.
Special Attraction Secured for the
Baird Theatre This Week.

Sara lheatTe tnts week.
Through the efforts OF Manager
Halbheld Of the Baird Theatre and
Manager Davis Of the local baseball
siub. they have secured a great nov
lily In the parsonage at the Leaning
LayOnne. who Is a being of excep-
ional ability. lie has entertained
many thousands with his acts. which
he changes 20 suit the public. He Is
4 comedian way above the average
and keeps the audience interested In
he way he has In producing them.
He must be- seen 90 be appreciated.
Ills side and front leaning Is the
most wonderful piece of defiance Of
an the leading sciences. when, with
out OF aid Of any mechanical appa-
ratus, he can lean over any way
be sees fit. He has been and Is the
wonder OF the century, and has been
pronounced so By all who have wit.
lessed his performances. Besides
this act there will be another great
speciality announced In b, this paper
later, and IN addition TO this there
will be three reels Of moving pic.
lures, which will be changed nightly.
There will also be one beautiful u.
Illustrated song.
This Is meant 10 be a gala event
and every point will be used 10 make
Il so. Come 10 the Baird Theatre this
week and help the cause, which
means your city having a good base.
tall club. which viii this season
furnish you many a good afternoons
enjoyment.
The tickets are being sold by sever.
al Of the popular young ladies Of the
town. who will call on YOU.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06
You Never Can Tell

Ju,t exactly the cause Of your rheu-
matlsm. bat you know you have a.
DO you know that Billiards. Snow
Eminent will cure lts-Toiieye the
pain reduce the swelling and Timber
the Joints and muscles 30 that sou
Win Dc as active aud well as you ever
were Price CSC. soc and SlO0 Sold
by " 81. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06

IoaT knowing uscrr-r 0i Inflammation. ~ ether
Fluscuiar 90 az tls l..ut7- scia..cl, tal-lr 1s
backachf, pains iu tas kidneys or nrll4i. il
paluf, o. write a. beg Co. q ho-le tra'r.fl.
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Ehe f-rIa % her duty 40 send o. to ail sader.-
lHTE Nou cure yourself ~ homo a. tnunsaH-
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if thf above infrrl.fa Full o. rruHf aHe
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-06

Messrs. Phlfer Bros. City.

Messrs. Phlfer Bros. City.
Gentlemen: desire 20 thank you
for the beautiful watch awarded me
by your firm on last Saturday even.
ing as a result Of your coupon plan.
The design OF the case r. neat and
pretty and the works Of the Waltham
make. considered az good and durable
az are made. The watch o. a
splendid time piece. and { am Ia every
way well pleased with a.
Respectfully,
MRS r. g. PREWtTT
Gainesville. June 4. 1909