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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

FOR RENT - MODERN . sIX-RooM
brick dwelling, No, II South Morris
Street; possession at once. Apply lll2
3 Grove Avenue, 5ti 'ss
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GRACE ST, H., 2o9..HANTED BOARD
ers for double rooms. nicely fur
nished references gyen and reqH y rssi
MRS. l.. r. CULLEN.
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WANTED, EDUCATED YOUNG LADY,
advertising solicitor, to travel; church
reference. Steady employment good
wages Address D ga, care this office
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wANTED-A YOUNG LADY CLERK,
Apply Box 25s, City. 4 rs
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FLATS WANTED.

.WANTED-TO RENT FIRST FLOOR;
four beautiful rooms. West Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
MS govcrness; no music; prefer small
children; three years college course,
Address Box All, East Radford, Va. /;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY, .PO-
sition as assistant seamstress: lave
some experiences; reference given freely.
" Address EVANS, Union Level, Va
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED - BY FAMILY Or TWO
adults. and two children. boy anu girt
say Bepteilibcr 10th next. board, with
two 81 three rooms or Furnished house
orEfllrnished nat III desirable locality
4 references unquestionablc. Address l<'
Il 225, care this Office. el GEE
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REAL. ESTATE Wanted.

WANTEr-To RENT SMALL ITO Ul,slT
Or, part OF house, y ueslrabllo iocait,y.
18TH or October 1st. Address l3., care
7 Ruthert & Co.., Fourth nnd Broad.
WANTED-TO RENT GOOD St STORE
n stand for general mercantile business
oii main line OF CT &. Q. Ry.,a q sta Ton
west Of Richmond. Address a. 2lS, care
this OllIcC.& "a gtifI a.t tS5ta 5F4 81 el4E
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

YOUNG LADY OF ED !.
companion to elderly lady; no prefer
ence;a city OR "cohhtry; re ferences ex-
changed. AddresajB. 22l. care this Of
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KrANTED--A FULL GRADUATE OF
the State Normal Femae School 10 be
assistant In The public school at Char
lotte G. H., Va. for session commence
References, j. c. CARRlNGTON, Char
lotte C.. H., Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

a. BIG H1T-A ONE DOLLAR BILL, a
Fried off, Mnc,sthe latest song Just cut:
beautiful words and pleasing music;
NAL to any address, 20 GEMS "a s1I ,e
cOpy; for $1,00:ata regular 5o-ccnt
Niece II. HARRIS, lois Commerce
Street, ynchburg, Va. aisE
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w w;5nE . n}S re- A aubyySsS y
Richmond; as housekeeper; can sew
neatly by hand: quick and clean about
her work; no cooking or washing. Adj
!5efress f, 22G, care this office. G ~
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SALESMAN TO COVER
Virginia. with staple line; high commits
slons. with 500 monthly advanced per
manent position to right man. JESS.
II. SMITII CO, Detroit, Mich.
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH ST. 51e-N1CnLY FUR:
nished comfortable rooms: good table:
perme nent and transient boarders;
Terms reasonable. 81
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w ANTED-rLAr OR CONNECTING
rooms, by couple with children; state
price and street number. j. "a. W., wy
+ Meadow Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

.HANTED-A GRADUATE NJ J. r
Academy: must have several years OK
perience Apply TO g.: W. GELDf,
y chairman OF Stone House District,
Lock BOX 2o3, Toano. va.
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WANTED--IS WANT. AN
other drummer with me on splendid
proposition: country merchants; one
mans sales In Southern Wisconsin lnst
week. $500: one In GENITAL MISSOURI
sold $500; commission 49, per cent. Ad-
dress REDFlELD, Box 1868, st. Louis.
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5WANTED-GIRLs TO MAKE PAPER
boxes. WILSON PAPER BOX CO., Is
Governor Street
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! eAUER'S EXTRACTS RECEIVED
4 highest award and medal at Worlds
/ Est = a I. ~ -af
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

BoARpERs WANTED-THE lMARGUE-
View, Va; new cottage and furnlshing;
FIVE minutes walk to Ocean View Hotel,
Address MRS. j. NJ, BROUGHTON,
Ocean View, Va.
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,TIJRNIsHEI asOR i4 uNFuRNlSHEL)
fiat, suitable for housekeeping; state
terns location. etc. Address Z, 20,
b care this Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

MANITOBA LADY OF REEF mem Nr
to teach In family and assist mother;
four children; English and music; ref
erences required; state salary expected.
4 JOHN II. BURRUS, Monrovia,y Orange
county Va, ,s, /.
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WANTED,
MISCELLANEOUS,

CHILDREN's WHITE SLIP PERs ONLY
&6c. at STEMS SHOE STORE, FIFTH
and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

WANTED. A FLAT OF FIVE OR SIX
rooms, by October LIST; centrally located,
& by three adults Terms must be mod
ernte Address e !224, care this ONCE.
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WANTED u FLAT NEAR JENKINS
Book Munufactory. in West End. by
young couple: to cost no more or; tnh man
SIS Der month. Address D, 22l, care
this office.
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WANTED, BY, A YOUNG LADY OF
some experience, Il lpositionNas stenog-
rapher; good references. Address BOX
~. 90 Grave Va ....s.- .A-- IL
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Ell COMPETENT ~ WHITE
woman to take charge of kitchen; must
make all bread, desserts and salads. Ad;
4 dress MANAGER GRTENBRlER Hoo
TEL, Ronccvcrte, W. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

ERINNC ED-TO HAN
die non.rist tInware In unoccupied ter
toX ,Is !he1 SmW aPlS SesE
90, RochcStor y. Y. .l-a $500 -l-
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DRUGGIST WANTED TO TAKE
charge Of small store, In Newport
News. Work light, Middle;hgea man
X praferrcd State salary wanted. Al
n dress MRS. ELLA II, CHARLES: lis
Twenty-sixth Street Newport News
VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

JOY COTTAGE-IIAs MODERN CON,
yeniences, hot and cold water; open all
tho year, special rates for September
and autumn months, Address Mrs,
~, X, GARDNER, Joy Cottage, Rlr-
ginia Beach, Va, -'j5H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

WANTED-A GOOD. WHITE GIRL, AS
general helprfin small family. willing
to 60 to country for two months; good
home to right party. Address 3, Bon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

sALESNIEN CAN EASILY. MAKE so
day selling our gold wndoW letters.
catalogue free. SULLIVAN CO.., 4O5
West Van Buren, Street. Chicago, ~.
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WANTED, BY "A YOUNG LADY OF EN-
perIencc position MS teacher In private
family. Latin, Mathematics and the
usual English branches. References
exchanged Address tMlssl JESSIE
MAE GARRETT. FFallsYlllG. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

FIFTH ST, S., EMILE
men boarders for two desirable connect
Ing rooms. Apply South Fifth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

WILL NOT SOME LADY WHO HAS "A
',nice home take III tired Southern girl
to rest? Am only able to payta mod
crate board. Western part aof State
preferred. Address MISS c." Is West
Twelfth Street, New, York, ,stl Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
city election a Msmnhla.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 10.--TWC
Democratic tickets are in the held fOr
municipal Office IN tOlday's election
Mayor J. J.. Williams heads one ant
asks 70 be- returned to oRIee on hi,
secOrd o. the past eight years. Hon.
Japes II. Malone. q wen known law
yer. 10 the candidate Of the anti-ah
ministration forces. The polls Opone1
81 3 o'clock and a heavy early vote
was east. Rain IL falling and tho
workers are making every EFFORT TO SCI
the VOters out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

A. b, Ohltsy, Hho has been IA In
Jacksonville Coz che Pas, lev dSys, is
eoasldeFod % q critical ooUdition, and
d hes besa decided 10 remove hlm
from o., Lpkas Hospital y biz home.
he viii b taken V Mleaaopy today.
Ne. CAlley a tuGeFlag from come
disease ahtn % pagalyela, end 70 h sald
b 70 Onhblo v uaa he loit arm, IL y
hoped, hoWeVeF, nndeg the diFoee saFe
o. DS, MontgomsEg ~ wtll BE- ous h q
tev days,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
OAeTAln YovnaIeve aEToans.
Has Seen on ENtsp6sd TOR % ne
-oIsd 70 oct pfomo Again.


Has Seen on Extended TOg % Ihs
WsSt-oisd 70 Oct tfOmo Again.
I'M tslI yop. bOyS, en- gisd % get
home aGsln, !" remarked CapAain @. D.
YOussIOys 70 3 party Of fnen6s Tb0rS.
dsS, 81 BE- Sat % 80 easy rocker In
front Of she BFOWs HoOse cod enjoyed
9 ans cigar
CaptsiB Y01uGIOVs hes hosn ebsent
on q tdp 70 she FsF West AID Csnsds,
and during chs Trip learned 9 great deal
which he dld nOt knoW before, Re good.
hsturedly sdmlttsd. HeSpent several
weeks n Colorado, duTlnG most Of tbs
tlnsa 60 BosldsE The crops OF Colo.
FadO sFs Gno, be said, especially in
gfsiB, whore IFgiEatIOn can Be- ssoHFed.
From f0Fty 70 nitg thOugaHd bnsbeiS
Of wheat per aeFs ls nothing aDe0m-
mon. The sugar beet IRdaesFy ~ the
pFinolpal iRdustFy OF che State. From
ellis beet, 90 the name Indicates, sugar
Il made. Bgt Csptaln YOansloVe
states sbst the p1odaet u noe near 80
good 90 che pgOdpet from s1EsEoahs.
e. u EgqulroS double cha amOOnt for
che desired purpose. TIE cane s0gaF
alec brings q nuoh bsblOe price.
From CologsdO Csp,slh YounGloVo
proceeded 70 L0t Angeles, CallioEnl6.
n thIs tFlP 10 did nos bare much op.
poFtHnily % ses ths O0untTy, aa she
journey vas made af Riaht thF6OGh
california. Hs Was nos much Im.
pressed With che qraaeo groves, 81.
slough be noted thst fFpit hung on
che trees In Jalg, Whoa be was there.
The foliage Was Gse aBd che tFoss
looked we'll. but che fsull dld noe ~.
pear 70 b any 700 solid. The vine.
SaFdS end English Walnut groves, how.
ewes, showed Up 20 hetieF odVantaao.
Captain YounRl0vo visited Sen Fran.
cisco also. Whlls be e H0t impFoesad
With che county, be could not helP
bot admire che modern aFahltsotaFo 81
both Loo Angeles aud San FsanelSoo
buIldiag,, end che progressive pplFll
81 thO people Of CAlIiOfnla.
Captain Y0unRloVs alec visited ge.
sitIe, Wdsh., Portland, Ore, end
points In Western Canada, and s
Rtsably impressed with bic GRIP,
Though be Il eoateRt 20 remain IN
Pluslda.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

New York. Nov. iO.--The Iron AsS
Will gay today that October win q
down In history Of the irOu Industry
TOR reCoFd-hfeakinG TIE monthly sta.
tisties Of the Iron Ags show that thsFs
vas produced by the aathrAoits and
coke furnaces Of he United States
2,O5s.1s7 tons Of pis Iron, Whioh CON
pAres with the previous achlsvemeai
q i.S69.7i7 tons IL Nay. TIE Stool
companies produced i.97o,SSO tons q
iYoa n October 90 compared viii
1.as7,tSs tons IN May.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

HOley + Co, CbIesGD. OrieiSatsd
HoDey s0d Ter - . thrOat ssd Lang
remedy, aad On account % che great
nseFtt esd popularity Of FOIey's BdBey
a0d Tar many lmitatiOhs ere offered
IOf tbS gen6iBs. These worthless imi.
tatlOns bsVs similar sounding names.
BsWsTe o. them, The genuine 70
Isy's HO8sy snd Tar b % . yellow
paekaae. Ask for IL and refuse aBy
SnbStituts &c ig che bees remedy Tor
coughs and eOId0. J., w. AcCOlIum
a O..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
HUNTERS ARE PLENTIFUL.

lsaNv 0poTsamSN AFS phIh Taking Ad.
vantage Of hunting Season.
The huntlnG SsapoH IL nov 90 Ia full
ielos, and daily he spOv,sWen are Ia
Ne aslds IN search Of che festive
eRAil. AT result hundreds Of the 10.
vprItp birds are killed every dAy, ahd
Notwithstanding Ihe feet thai The Law
oaly slloWs tWen.Y quail 70 me gpn,
81 ioFty 10 the parry, each day, NE
hehtaW ere having lo,a Of SPORT
1hpEe ls no laW AEalast paaiTrela and
ths festive lltiis anlmaIl Of the lOFesl
ere bolas Stayed Elght and leit. ONs
tpogtsmaA aloao tuoeeeded On bagRlnG
ulahteah sQulEFslt b short time ~
Sently.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
20 Cure . Gold IN one oar

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Outline
Tablals Druggists refund money u 10
fats 20 care. B. W, Groves plgaatuto
q o. each boa. go.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

UIUBBHth LIV8F zoe 70 FlFl0ItIu"'
You cannot accomplish very much
10 yoaF liver e inactive. % yOu feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and slIGhI
o6sFtI0n sEhausIs 700. OhDo LsEa-
blVs FFuit syF0p Oslm0lstss she liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and sotlVS. OslnV Laxative Fruit
Syrup does nos nausease o. gEIPo and
VsFy pIeBSant eO.take. 0Flnp 10 more
effective than pills 90 ordinary eathaF-
toe. Reines Substitutos. ]. ". Ne
OOllum q Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

let your heaFtiest msal b q night
~ Whenevur yoW WORK f0r the oay y
ever Fruits. fossils, aoft boiled e.lea
rna oatIneal make . rood bFeaAsasL
When ~ lnieFmiuNloa between hoaE1
o. laho = short no heavy feed sheuld
BE- iah into the ptnmacA. hun0feda
% pee who eat heartily ana retafn
20 w0lk Immediately afeaFwaFd have
tyenpnsia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

CFled HaBaaA Planl % Llitls Rooh'
Ara. ''los che FNllsi ] 50 fsuu baea.
lons AEuloa ealvu. u earod NJ leeRiei
VunRlns sores. WhioA n0ihlag oles Wuall
heal, ana ttom uhteh - egaole4
Zoe yeaga" nna UaFgeloa. l,eales
Coz eats, barns esd wo0na. 4aafAa-
Ted % all drug stGFc8t ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

Sam Reed and LatheF boyneoR usFS
,As only tuhieola bsloPa che mayog's
oppH Friday, both bslna sFEaigued Zoe
ilgatlhg.
fnaamUsh aa ths ggievahee Was aone
Gee tlsoRH, Mayer 9hamas decided %
~ iha ogsntsTa 81 llghtly, ana eapd
sen "a anA eosn easA, WAleA ual
rpiig peit,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
II DADS W
lHE C. AASE
,sEleEO oOOO CAUSE, 100

49, - bN9liS+l1+l O,,'N'+
Csuss s)oe f's Soars. ErOisios6 :
e ttslO EsSsefisi ~ ~
Was ssS ~ POOessS,
Is eoantg eOwwlssi0Bssg ere BOfb'
81 si,sS ere ROt conservative, fOS
stsg ere 70 ~ eODDl1DsSted,
DER eOostftSs8tS eoSGEstalated
elaeisS eoeb tS1stWOTtbg neo %
~. ne bosHd bee msSs sgSeFsl
fno mOVes, bSt tbs istost s11 eos -
80 most bSsiReaSeIiko Oes ~ pr
etsss 81 fbs DOFRitOEy bpopsTsg, ~
ested o. Bsst Nsi0 STRESS, ~, ed
wbfsh n BOW DsSioE segeg ~ cert o.
tbS 6sVoSte0gt. lsgolgfsG $500.
ne SSti3s eass sb0St 70 ths Wsys
ASS Woii ksoWs, tho sltg - gsiBes.
vile and ~ oShooi bOsgd we're Tgqgis-
e y pofcbaso tbe Ol1 SemissSS ball4s
fer ~ pEopeFtg, Cbs eitg as9 school
lsiegesiS haSlBg pIs1gs1 - psg fbs
Gtate 8 serials smOBnt fOE ne asme, IN
ne egeBt tbe UalgsESltg Of FIOrids Was
iosse4 hSFs.
AZ tkO Last nesting Of ne CIty
CsnssI Il Was SgFssd - purchases fbS
eSOpegty kBONs - tbe DOFDltoEg 81 z
5ise nCt 20 eEeeSd $500. a commit.
60 81 representative eitlSsBs sppesFed
bsfsSo Ne BOsgs 81 COaBty COASTS.
eicnen sgIe Lees msStlDg, sad sEs
pielBo4 tbst tbe eltT WaS WtIllBg 20
pursh6os Ne DOFmitOFy ~ she bosRd
Weaid eomblns With ths oObBty school
bas6 70 ths psSshass Of eemissEy Hell
end properly, Ne VsIsstlOn Of which
Wss placed 90 tISO 900. TIE committee,
Wtieh Ne Syi6sntlg satbOdgsd % aSt
81 Gbe pEsmisos. sisted thst tkeg de-
ifo6 sbe e0mmlssioRen % Invest
ol.O0 e. tbelg interest with che school
bsr6 apd thst II VS. abSOlutsIg e.
pnsiei tbae thlasxpealituFs ~ made
90 falso che amooat gusFsRtesd ~ ere
,ete % OFdOF ~ secure ths UnlVsF'
eitg,
AfieF ggadng ths matter fOF aWbIls,
~ bossl made eve proposition that ~
q We absolesely essential 70 purchase
80 baiidlng. ths board Would inFest
~ fHnas WlthO1t 0sgtais pEOVisl0n.
1la provision was thst u che property
so % bo puFohesS6, u lbs elty Was
ulllios 50 lnVsst t7 100 - che elty's IL.
tefsst wish ths OoboOl board, ths beard
~ es@nlsslonsu would pay 5000 Tor
sbs bogmltosy.
Altag thls qaestloa bed bsbR elevated
iogewhlIs q Ras agEood %, VIII the
Boit tbat iho county Wlll own the
poFmltOgy Instead 81 e partial lnteFosb
% the esmInaEy he'll end grounds.
Thio Investment II deemed one Of
tho ulssal ever made by eng board Of
eonniY commissioners % che hlSlOU Of
ahe Ooanty. The properly h nov be-
ias rented % 200 per noah, end u any
change IA mads n che Fentsl u viii be-
90 We hatnFo 81 90 Increase, 81 Fent1
asa tdvnnelng even Dag, end vii con.
Slaup 70 advance. II moans that ths
ooanly viii make seven pr sent on "a
lnvOaemeal Of 1900, and sAey have 90.
slSlbd che oI,y end eoaH,y IN peFloot.
lng paFposa ~ yell.
Whether % h0t che Oils Council
vii concur h che aelloa b nos hn0Wn,
bal q q naturally supposed che, they
viii, SlneS che entire movement has
bean bVoaEhl shout iOE SdUoatlonal
palpesaa, aa provided TOE the recent
bend Issue oi ea0I0o
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

blaaAeg speeSaiiat, and 8 Sonalrfsl1y
ssooeasfuf ~ promptly curing lees acf,
tsTie aid, cal1FFb % he hladder and
Bgigilfss Dieaass, w1fcs q ne WosDi
forf1 ~ lgffs,eY tfOaBle
u, KSlmeES GNn Dt e not rec
Ornn,euand iOr eVcryt iirg ~ if yes lsFe
kidneE. liver o. blaf1eg tsDn1le 3 viii -
fOnnd iutt DE Tenaig gaa gea - Ists
fee1 tested o. - G1egY g1ag9, - bOg1llt1l
ogoSk and - esfVats pf1clfoe, ard lIao
pSOyed 80 sscoeslful - every csse ~ .
eDeesat agHanNeert re ben Nlele ~
Shieh 90 fRaefs ~ DIS fafjer, Wih0 llaSe
fof aireadg tsfad q, ni4y flsSe 8 eaa1pis
botele sstf free ~ I5iziiii, $50 8 fse6sC isfi-
fsg none abot Glgailsp spot, ard kOg -
GfId0ntif VOu fiaye lacy og lliadf - trDu-
BE. When u1ifiNg fienliO1 geafliag tilis
generous O1er ~ tilis fller afldae1t yo1r
addfees 20 ~. KfImeI
6 Co, Bfsqi4uliOu,
%. Y. Tie regular
Efty-eeBt and ore
dOfiag aize bodies ere Sa1anplluei.
cod 81 a1l good druggists. Don't r1ske
any mistake, bat remember tie galne,
SWsmp.RO6t d.. Kiinief's BWafBp- ROot,
snd me address, Bingiianlton, y, ", 81
every bottle.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
BIG SUGAR TRUST SUITS.
Seeks MilLons-CaU Import Test
Order Unconstitutional.

Papers IN sixty-five separate suits against Col
lector Stranahan involving il is said. every i'm
portation through this port of sugar since 1891
and amounting TO millions OF dollars wore
served yesterday him.
The attempt OF the Sugar Trust To do avvav
with the system OF sugar test under the act NJ
July "a. 1897. has been fought out before IN
the boards OF appraisers and before IJnitad
States courts UP to the Court of Appeals II
mas been decided steadily against the trust but
new tack has been taken this time
The act Of July "a. 1897 made the duty on
sugars imported into the United States conttn-
gent on the test of sweetness, or "the peroentags
OF pure sucrose contained in sugar as asoer
telned by the polariscope test"
a commercial polariscope test had been ,,sad
In the trade for estimating the value of sugars
The plaintiffs in these suits contend that this
comercial test is the intended TO be made
by the tariff act
When the act became effective the Secretary
OF the Treasury issued an order IN which was
defined a highly scientific test with the polari-
scope. In this test temperature and humidity
are taken into consideration, and the quantity
Of sucrose IS estimated by taking the figI1res
shown by the polariscope test and adding a
quantity. determined by computation, in which
temperature and humidity figure
This test has already been decided. even by the
Supreme Court Of the United States. on the
merits Of the test itself
The new suits now brought on the ground
that the Secretary Of the Treasury acted un-
constitutionaly in adding the element of estI-
mate or computation 10 the bare polariscops
test.
The tea trade made a like fight the same
ground. but beaten.
II is likely that suits OF the same kind will
be brought against collectors at other sugar
ports. The amount involved is the difference
between the duty fixed under the commercial
test and that by the established test.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
INCENDIARY At WORK.
TzcO attempts Made to Fire Tene-
n1ent House -Cr0oks Suspected.

In the 1--WE story tenement house No 42s uth-
ave. where on November l. 1905. twenty-six persons
were suocated and burned 10 death, two incendiary
attempts were discovered early yesterday morning
IN time 10 frustrate them They have thrown the
nineteen families there into state OF panic, and
have caused the police and Fire MarshaIs Office 70
investigate
About ! o'clock. Thomas Dawson. the jsnitor,
arslIed smoke which he traced 10 the cellar There.
near the wall he found wood rubbish and feather
pillow which had been heaped together and set
on FIRE A pail Of water extinguished the flames.
TWO hours later, when all IN the house were
asleep. John Reilly living the third hoor was
awakened by smoke. He found that the kerosene
Iarps used To light the halls, the being frozen,
had dsappeared- Guided by the smoke, he reached
the door OF the cellar stairway. where he heard an
ouinous cracking. He found another nre started
on the cellar floor but the jantor had wet the floor
SO thoroughly putting out the first blaze that the
second attempt failed
Tine second attempt thoroughly alarmed and en-
RACED the tenants. Further Investigation showed
over the wainscoting where Dawson had wet Il be-
fore but there had not been enough OF the OIL 10
r,hsrs have been several robberies in tho neigh
borhood Of late. A quantity or copper wire vas
stolen from g shop near the house few days ago,
snd after q son OF Dawson a man in the cellar
Friday the stolen wire was round Ihere. Inc
-,oIica that crooks have been making the
cellar q stOrehouse for plumber and then when their
PRESENCE was discovered they set the nreS In q
Epirt OF revenge -. a.
tTswo attempts we're made q week ago 70 get fire
20 The I'VE story tenement house az NO. AZ 1ln-axeI
tbs F1re Marshal says. which leads 70 the oelier
that a "hrebug' IS at work In the neighoorhooo-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
DEATH IN SEWER BLAST.
Tzpo Workmen Killed Drilling Sap
posed Frozen Charge.

Two men were killed and another was injured
probably fatally, yesterday, by the explosion OF
blast IN a sewer being constructed at West New
York N j. in 6th-st., $50 feet east OF BergenlIne-
ave The dead are Vincent Decciccio. Of 17th-st.,
East Durham. and Vincent Salcione. Of New
kirlz-st, East New-Durhan- The injured man Is
Sylvester TIliggo, OF Hudson Boulevard. West New
York.
One OF the blasts put in on Tuesday failed 70 ex-
plode When work was resumed yesterday John
Hangley. the foreman advised Decciccio. the head
blaster. TO test the unexploded blast with bat
terry. Decciccio thought the blast frozen and
would have 20 be drilled out. He and the two
other workmen started 20 use a steel drill There
was terrific explosion and the men were blown
distance OF about fifteen feet A rock landed on
the breast OF Tuiggo. as he lay the bottom OF
the sewer. When other workTnen went 20 Tiliggo's
assistance they unable 10 move the rock with
their hands. and had to q derrick before
Tlggo could be released The two other men were
instantly killed