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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
a%tHnnrr nnH franem kommt sn mus.

Compiler oGortboqinjau" ON y
Sept. nod Glasgow.
Compiler u@a9cogne" ON %. Sep
tennber nod SABRE.
Compiler aNontbur9" ON 2Ss Sept
mad Som6ltra.
Compiler ~6riebri6 ser @roBr
am %. Sept. nod Bremen.
Compiler Settle" am 80. Sept
nod 2ioerpool.
Sampler v@olocriec" an 30. Gcp.
TENDER nub &omburg.
Compiler ~Wiimeapoli2" am 80
sept. na6 &onoon.
Compiler o6inIon0" am so. Cen
nod 9lEhUerpcn.
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Ger S%rubrubc Trad)tucrlabcr Strife.

G%hiroQo. fl. Sept, 3,pllhN'
sen ejicnbobn @eleHNd)o'tc1 NM
Den mioniitiid)en Srodtocrloocrl
ric cine 3cbnpro5enti0e Ho1ncrbo
Hung pcrlungt hobeL bot I'M &al0C
oe2 QcitriQcu Cages cine Hmdbr
runQ itottgcIunoeL mto ntoll be-
grimoct ooroul oic &oiimuh ooI
Der unQt0rnhtc Strifc bon COM
observation-disclosures pernlicOcn ncr0cl
lpiro. 3mor moIlcn Ole @dhn Csc
itllIhoitcn nit Scr Union DER Nr0dt
UrrlaOCr nidbt in 0ireftc ltntcrhoul.
lunQeu eintretcm hahen lid) obcr be
rcit rrtlGrt, bcilte nit ibrGt Nrbcl
fern iltnirctt 81 conferire'.
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Cine Gntc aus Tnfuta.

0oun0$tomm ., II. Sept.
- Mon 6Glt bier 0o3 MnAeblih BON
Dem Selbltm6roer Charles 1cr5Ig 81
Miltot, ". Q, abAclcNtc @clt0nOniB
be,iiolih ser bier periIbtcn Grmor.
outo 2i55ic @rombuder'& iiir cine
Griin0uno ser oortiQrn @l1ttcr, gHlC
ucllere Nodridten BON sort erNcben,
bicb Der SelbltnlorOcr nldt Sergio,
ionoern artbur Nornh mo ooB al
ser @cidittc iiber oo3 @eltonontb
fem mabreS Wort 1T.
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Gruuo1tiifs . lte6crtraonnarn.

2oliia Gurolcp 2l0m, an &oltiio
GorOlcp, Toroieitc Der EottcriOn-
Enrf- nobc @%nitern-2lpc, 70 Del 81.
@r0}. $l5. So.
W. Sal Norri3 ANm., an 9locluioc
Is. Nirdheo0, I Got. ST.
@iQiom e. 6erqrion an &otGcrinc
@oi6mIom CitleitC Ser @retncitr., no
be Glbo>p.@one. t3 Del = @ro5. $t3.-
90 s.. it NJ =. U.S'
Charles Rulfcl, Nom.. on Gotbcri
lie 9Sidor 'Sitltitc Ser gtttdings no
&c EGcu1tt3lt2 bcif75, @to5, $t2,
$50. y.o9n ~ 1870. nIrl. 81.
@iaium @crrifcu ott &o6n 6. Gol.
iter. @cltltitc Der Sotrbbe4, nobe Sc
oeroIitroBr IL bel 90, @ros. $36, $40.
&oiepb s, &o@to mtb Srou al ST.
WtiUcr mo 6rolL 0iticitc ser Sem
moo0, nobc Snirmount Ape., II bel
Is, @ro5. $3.50 So.
Hcub MeUer utro @otte an Charles
WloB > Cots, So.
Gbriitopbcr i. 9Sieneiclo II. Trol
OIL Mrrmann 81. Nor6embcr1c, Jun,
mo 6ro1t, Noroieite ser MlllberrUs,
uobc StridcrItroBe $40 bel @ro5.
$50. $1,000.
Nobn 4. Garter an (bona3 ".
&iIIium3 un0 Nrall, Siioicite ser
6rontlin-, nobc GaIbomitroBe, f.
bel il7.2, @r0f So. $500.
Miorp q. @oriiclo an @iuiom 9.
@riNbt mo Grou, Siioicite bcrSon5-
bnuue-, nobe Mouroeltr, 13 bel 50,
@rO5, 500, 500.
George VI, @Gutbrop an Nenrp e.
Nor0, Noroieitc DER Srontlinitry no,
be &incent NIlcn 1873 bel S3.6, @rb5.
SOS, $1,000,
hilbert N. Stodlen an Noolpb &c
id)e, Gillette Der 2isbt, nobe GroBe
itroBc 29.G, bel - .@ro5. $500,
$1,000.
&oiepb G. &bitc an Gonroo @oa,
uer, . 2ot3. S..
Gloro g. Goirleu at ISM, 6. @or-
hon iWlo mo Grolt. Siioieitc Der
baltimore, nubc Yopionltr., IT bel
Sc, Nro}. 5000 So.
Miliam @oroon, JIM, an Clara
g. 6oirIeU Siio'cite Der Baltimore
uobe EoplonitroBe, fl bel SO, @ro5.
$tt0.50; So.
Malcntn Ntoledi uno 6rdu an vi.
dael @cnncr mo 6rail, OItlelte Der
SonoItraBt nobe Gol,tpn apenlle.
20 bel 60, @rmo5inS SIS; $2s25.
6ront q. SIoorl al, Ironf Cos
nell, Erlltct @runo-, E%erional- mN
ptrmllttc3 GiaentbunL 81 @nn'tcn
Der @lGubigcr; ST.. .,a "a
Sanlca NJ. Seie. al @eprge Hoetl
uno 6rou, Atornieitc Der Monnlllenl
Sfr0Be, nQbe Solllnatol Hpenl'e, II
bel so, @rmo5ina $40; $500.
s.. Nmclia Noron al glfreo W.
/ garou etc, Noroieite Der Wtolber',
eGorcpitroBe, 1884 bel 12o; 30,
Or. ". i, u. &entp al 2. Soller
GaItin9 etc, Gillette Der @reelle-,
nabe M}ulbcrruitroBe, 26.S bel l4o'
@ruojin9 $53; So.
George ". Ginger an Gorllllle 2.
@artliOe / 8~runoitiide; $1,000.
AIeroloer 9)eorlep, ilr,-t 1rilltee'
on @cor9s Sanocrmait, ede 9ollab-
unO Stlle@ItraBe. 10 bel = Sl3oo.
Huius ". 4pplegartb az Sobn 5.
@udler. Siiooltieite Der Waro-, noDe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
MbiaBrtstaGc Der Camper bon Nclu'
Wurf.


Compiler Patricia" an t6. Sept.
nod &omburg.
Camper .Gtruria" am tG. Scpt.
noh &inerpool.
0oupicr nMiinneGo6o" ON tG.
Sept. nud 2onoou.
Compiler n&roonlon0" am tG.
Sept. nat Nntlperpen.
Gompicr st. 2ouiS" ON lG, Scr'
tember uoh Soutbampton.
Iompicr oGlrneIlio" am t6. sept.
nod Glasgow.
Compiler .6orpotbio" am 19.Scp.
TENDER nndl 2ipcrpool.
9%onpicr oM6eln" ON -. Sept.
nod 9renlcn.
Compiler oEonnonio" om -.
Sept. nad Neapel mo @cnln.
Gompler o9fomo" on1 IS. Sept.
nod) Ncapel.
Gontpier Baltic" am 20. Sept.
nod Sinerpoot.
Gonpier .Noorbam" om 90. Sept
uodl Hctter0am.
Compiler o2omboroio" ON 30.
Sept. nod Ncopcl mo @enuu.
Gompler nEeutihlono" au 81
Sept. rod &amburq.
Gompier o&tolio" am 81. Sept
nod Ncupcl,
Compiler .G~ouroine" am 81, g
nod SABRE.
Gampicr vGnnponin" ON %.
Sept. nod 2incrpool.
Compiler "FrctoriG" om %. Sept.
llodl @ontburg.
Compiler o&rcnc" om %. Sept.
nod 9teapcl uno @cmua.
'0unlpfer nMelobo" am %. SEPT.
noh Spubon.
Gonpicr ~GaIe6onio" am %. Sept.
mad Glasgow.
Compiler .3celono" am 90. Sepr.
nnd) Nntlperpcn.
Gamptcr "Fbila0elpbia" om %
Sept. nod Soutbompton.
Gompfer Y&ronprin5 @ilbelm"
am 20. Sept. nad) Bremen.
Gampier .Stateuoam" am 81.
Sept. liad) Hotteroam.
Gampier nSeutonic" am q. Sept.
nod 2ipcrpool.
Eounpler vllnlteo States an q.
Sept. nad Copenhagen.
Gampier .Gitta 81 Iorino~ aal
q. Sept. nat Reapel uno @enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

H1butt hbH IJt, ptD SUNNt Nbfr III yDnnflt
8cgcu &uar.
@eIaates SidltenBotb ~ Curb $375.
@sidates GidembuIS, =. Goro $500.
Williuoer & Scbranf.
SAINT Giirean mo anbIenboi: BRETON. unb
@dO StraBe. 3pci9 Niirrda: DGlb Ioiun Goal
90. Mnmtnent. nabe SAB Str0be.
Sci: e. 4 4. &'piie 1l17 - W(o. Court. 2679.
tgtnril20. 6lftc)
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Suls unb GoGlcn.

@ir aebeu Z, e &. Brcen 5rnbinn efamps,
$450 aro6e. sirtHc s:nftpbleu $3.50.
@thuelib 9ttebt mo frei bon Gcbiefer.
SG.i!. ......,.. Nartc Rr. .......... .SG,75
500, p. . sNdrtc Nr. >, 8 mHo Rub. 80. 81 700
$40 1ltnbutD III. 2. 8 mo Glb =. 1926
81. y Gorn a~etdgte56 ihtenbptB, gelpalten .S4
r6ioeiit1 6uat x Sron 50"
NciSe 3elephone, b. -524 M WiumimeHia Ctr.
6rdHfIittaSn. mo ~ & Y gabn" .Saupts
@itreau, Vt. 1i2, ~gioro70olpuro- SlrnBe.
SStdicn leben Sam tan abenh.
(Gft20, 2&S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Im WcoranGc.
AnfloaeU aeQcn Stills @m0e@ibot
meiitrr @eib IN F]bjloOclpbo. -
cine ll1tcriud)lWg otQcor0uct.

meiitrr Seib. IN FbiloocpGu. -
cine llltcriudlm0 ouQcorOuCt.
Ghilo0cIpbio, H. Scpt. -
Die QcQen Miuium Z. &cjb, ocn Bic
liQcn Wrm0ea &iili3 Shobntel'tCr,
porgcbrodtcu NcihuI0iQluacn llro
sur Aemtnib Oc2 FrdliOCntcn Noo,
ieuelt Qrhraht morocn, ood bat ole
Qcltcrn bier turiircuoc Nohrjht Ecjb
babe icirr Condition eiuQcrcid)t 'Id)
biaher ais uubcgriiu0et ernic1cit. .
Sic QcgcH &ctb DER &orliBer ot@
rcw1blitQniid)cn 6onIitc'9 Dou1huUl.
til Gountp iii, crbobcncn NntlNaen
gcbcu uon 0cr bicijQeu GiDIIDicnlt NE
lornI NiDcjotiou ans uno murocn
ourrb @corae MuIc3, GDei Glcrt Der
GrucnmmQ4 Nbtbcilma Der GlnlI-
0iCnit G0iunrii'ion mo Hobert 9.
,Senfs, 5ctretGr Der 9cnorntcU N''os
ciutlOn, ultCrlndt. Sie lolltcn %.
bin. ouB Yeib Ole Gr0rc oc2 Frdllorn
trn Nooirprlt mrIde g3unDeabeQmteu
Sic Sbpilnahmc an politiidrn N0ita
tioncu uutcrioot. ncrlCbt mo 0oG rr
Dltrh icine politiide Ebdtiofeit i'm
Shumltiu Gountp observation-disclosures
niE crrcot habr.
IS iin0 0rciEiQ SubuIternc I'M bic
iiuen llnterihoBomt olluritclt, ltn0
bel Dcu perihiroencn bel Nrn. @alca
abuthdltrntn &erlchnnlnQcn lullroe
Qu2dCiaot, oicic 0reibiQ ooer Gin Gbcil
Nunou icirn uun Yrib o~ui0cior0ert
murSen, yt 0en GnmpaQnc GonG&
b%ciNutroQru. Nru meniQc uon 0cu
Subaltcrnen in Geib'9 0cportement
fomnlen aus Sduplftl Gountn no
ycib Der ancrfaunte Giibrcr Der re
puHifaniihen CrQunilution lit. Ser
uchuuunurn muroen bier. in Eott4uil
lie. Sdrmlfiu. Nopen uno nlrhrcren
ouhcrcn Srtcn BON Sdrmltia GorW
In obucholtrn. Nci ser M%crnc6nun0
in Vpttspiuc muroe ein bon oCm re.
prbliforiidrn Ercfutip Gonlitc III
tcr3eidurtcr 0riei porarlcQt, norm
,&lbaber Don Wur0c9Gmtcrn mligc.
ior0crt mur0cll, 3lun GumpaQnciouo
bei5l,troQen.
gcib Iteute sic QcQcn i'm ~crbobcuen
Nuiduloimruoen in NbrcOc. Gr CAB
apor III. noE er ijh al 0erEolitif feb
boit bctbeiliQe uno oaB Nnacitelltc
oc2 Geportemelt3 QeleQcntlih @elo
fiir Die 2toot2 Gountn mo @oros
Gomite~ b]citruaen, crflGrte obcr, CT
,hohc nienlnla ou}u au~iaeiurOcrt, Dies
M thun. ~.
PIN If. &lmi 0iele5 ,{o6rca reid)te
e. rW S,,irhprrr 5ptteuiQC, No.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
TnrdJtbare Nirfnnaen Clues %liB.
id,Idac9.

&n0iarolo, Sn., II. Scpt.
Alti Scr hieiigen lanobirthldoitIidcu
Ait@ItettrmQ ihluo Der 9lib beutc III
ou5 @eilinel : Ailsltellun93 Bet
Gin, t00t.tc pier M1nner. pcrIcbtc
ied)$ idnpcr mo bet1ubie EN- NllBen0
auocre. Sic @etootetcn lino:
Blaine 8riabt ans EleaIolltplIle
"a, ionic nan Anoerlon, eorl Meter.
ion mo lbeooore 9euna aus Gloi0.
nolo. Ger namIid,e WiBldlaa TOO.
tete aud Srnberie Der ausgelteIlter
@ilbner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Sdncc in 9iCu @naIamO.

u Gu port, &tv @eNterll lpllr'
sc bier ser erIte Sdncciou III Oic'cn
&cr6lt beobohtct. Sic 6Ioden lieIcn
cttuo iilni Wtinlttn Lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Scr, SGnaer uun Baltimore.

SalrptQunrticr: .@ermania MGu.
ncrd)or = &one"; ErGiioent Scnrn
@ielefino, Nr. 22S. oerl. GaItrrn
Nue.; corrciponoirenocr uno prpto
tollirenoer SefretGr =. @iQium @lt.
oenill3, 9tr. 1923, 0rleoualtraBe;
6inan5 . SefrctGr g.. Simmclbrbcr,
Nr. 3l5, Nor6 gbenitrn6e; Gdat-
meilter $. MidlihL Nr. 7t3. @ar,
nerItra6e; 0irigcnt HSotu 81. Stein.
&erlommlina ie0cn ~3iueiten 6reitog
i'm Monat.
n9frion."
@ouptQltortier: Stag Safe, Or.
205, 0anoDer. Str0be. Sin9It:moe:
Wittmo6 - Girigent; s. Is. 6ronf.
oSnrmonie."
Sotptol1orticr; Nr. Al, McIt.
6oDettcs StroBc. GinaihmNc: Glen.
tags - 0iriacnt: Giobn 81. Rlrin.
~@crmonin WGnnerdor."
SouptQunrticr; @ermania . WGu.
ncrd)or : Safe, Nr. 4t0-it2, @eit.
2ombarO.S trobc. SinQitmnoe: Don.
nerltag3 - Girigcnt: Ghcooor Sem.
berger.
oSrobiim."
&auptQnorticr: 5roDIinn . @olte,
Or. 1000, 3reoerid Anenue. Sing.
itnnoe: Mittpods-- Giriaent: Sobn
u. &lein.
nIr6eiter. WGnaerd)or."
!SmtptQltortier: an0rcoS' Sone,
Nr. 3l4, SanoOeritroBe. Gingltunne:
W'ittmodS Girigent: Gbo8. ..
Vodlalt.
Scout Eoint M1rncrAor."
&nuptquotller; 3midcr'S &aae,
Gde Gllbo- ml0 AnoreitroBe. Sing.
itltnoe: Wittmod gbeno8 S llbr ~
0irigent: Silbert ariippef.
MISUNDERSTANDING"
SouptQllorticr: &ol5' Solc, Or.
i0S, g9eit 2erin9tonitrobe. Cling,
Inunoe: 0ienitagS -0iri0ent: Subert
arilppel.
.Melooic."
@ouptQuortier: s.. Mic3' Sane.
Ode 2orpltrobe uno @elnir Marft.
zin1ihmOe: Gonneritags 0iri,
Acnt 3. &orolits.
.@aperiihcr MGnnerfor."
Souptouartier: Ndermom'S SnIle,
Ode bon Caroline mnb @ongbitra6c
Sin0ihnnoc: 0onnerita9 Nbeno
Girigcut: 9(iguit Sdneioer.
.0ermonia- Quartet Club"
Souptquor,icr: Meienbera'S SaGe,
Or. TIC, Norb Eoroitro6c. Cling.
lhuuoe: 0ienitn03 0iri9ent:. q.
aarolis.
n@cbgcr- @riaunucrcin."
SolptQlarticr; @%oiiman'S Sole.
2om' nnb Torreit . StraBc. Siug,
itunoe: 0icnltagS- 0irigent; Snberi
&riippel.
nG6efpeib."
&ouptQunrticr: Georg s. Iber'&
SaIle. Nr. /, Soit gpenne, Canton.
SinaItlnoc: 0ienItags - Girigenf:
Mug. Sd)nci0er.
,Sbolia. W1nnerd)or."
SnuptQuorticr: Goigt'S Safe, Yer.
tt22, Sorforb gpemic. Siualtnnoe:
G%icnitags - 0iriaent: s. s. Sront.
G%llrnpcreiu nGormdrts."
GoruGrtS Sale. Nr. 732-134,
@cll 9eringtoultraBe.
,Gihenfrans."
Soiptqlortier: Sobn Sdmiet's
Dorm. 3orn's) Solle, Gdc 3. mo
0ouabItroBe, Siablanotomn. Gina.
lhlnoe: Mittmods n 0irigent: Com.
0odner.
,llnabbGneiaer @iirger Serein bon
Marplanb."
Terianlmluna icoeu Iebten Con
nerItaa I'M Mouat i'll Der SormdrtS'
Sale, Nr. 734. @elt-2erinatonltr.
.Mosart Mannerfor."
Souptql,ortiep;r aHobert &ollmer's
Sale, Nr. 1921-t923, Orleans
StroBe; SinoItitnoe ieben Conner.
ltuo Nbcno; Geo. Goblmon, Girigent
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SHINE III &GIten ms S6pfem.
9mmsreriiu auer sltt tn aiiicn lino 9opteu
piro fit Teforationstnede e~eliefert. Wsetae
Snfeeiieioes nro 3nieftentboter oerttIaeu unse,
5iefet ater Irt aui NllGii5en ia1o 8euiiifen ober
8efliiaelaG tdIlen: iein Stit. Genoei por ne.
aelr Girfu.ar. Neettiel fir Gtaot unb Cant
eefuht
6m. I. GprIe,
etHetair.EurferH
FL: 2ta. 9oroseaIpert Sirabe. Baltimore.
{Dsat24 .9&S.1 O
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
gears Rlvalis Face with Acid.

Chicago, Jan. 24.--Uslng an atomiz
or filled with carbolio acid as an IN.
strumont Of vengeance on Charles w.
Corcoran. who married his schoolday
sweetheart Carl L. Thuyer sprayed
tho auid In the husbands face, disfa
urlEg him for life, FortGntely, Cor
coran closed his eyes when the acid
was thrown and his eyeslght Is un
injured The case was reported "a
the police Of the East Chicago avenue
station and Captain Rehm detailed
four officers, who searched the north
side last night, but to no avail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
new VISITORS ARE
BEING BOOKED DAILY
Indications Are There Will Be
Large Crowds at Conference.
ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED.


Secretary BaYer Says a Great Many
Have Complied With Request
Through The Sun. But More 10 De-
sired-People Must be Housed.
"Ill tell you. advertising is all
right" remarked Secretary Ferdinand
Bayer OF the Florida Winter Bible
Conference TO The Sun reporter day
or two ago, in referring to the article
in q recent issue Of this paper appeal.
ing to those who had rooms and could
accommodate visitors to the Confer
ence to notify Mr. .Bayer at once.
Secretary Bayer states that great
many complied with his request to in
form him OF accommodations, but that
more are needed Eve are going TO
have a big crowd J" be said "and il we
cannot find accommodations for them
Il will be a question Of move on We
would very much dislike to have peo-
pie come here, fail 10 find accommo-
dations, and 90 TO some other point
with the statement that Gainesville
could not accommodate them"
Mr.. Bayer is receiving dozens of let
tiers daily inquiring for accommoda-
tions, rates etc, and those having
room should so inform him at the
earliest possible moment, that he may
answer these inquiries intelligently.
While the Conference and Chautau-
qua was well attended last year, indi-
cations are that the crowd the coming
season will be much larger, as the af-
fair has been widely advertised and the
interest has been deep. The Confer.
ence will open Sunday February 5th,
and last for two weeks. II will be fol-
lowed by a two-weeks' session Of the
Christian Workers Institute, after
which the Chautauqua will hold the
boards for couple Of weeks, making
six weeks OF refined enjoyment to those
who come. Exceedingly low rates
have been granted upon these occa-
sions from all points in Florida, with
liberal extensions, which will no doubt
attract large crowd here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
ARE MAKING PROGRESS.
Hospital Building Committee Are
Working TO Raise Subscriptions.

Hospital Building Committee Are
Working TO Raise Subscriptions.
The building committee OF the Ala.
ohus County and Gainesville Hospital
Association, ot which nr. j Harrison
Hodges is chairman. js using every
effort 10 the matter OF raising funds by
subscription for The proposed building.
which viii be pablic charity hospital.
modern In every respect, While a
great many have subscribed lhersly.
there are Others who have not shown
tbe inclination by assisting Ca This
worthy cause lt has been Impossible
10. the committee Go make personal
visit 90 everyone, and The sun ists.
quested % stata shat those DESTROYS of
or becoming member 90
the Association may secure Nll par.
tioelars upon application Ca the COM
mitiee. Those who have contributed
snd who have not yea paid their sub.
.eripiions may remit GO ID Benz II,
Richards. treasurer OF che Association,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
important Business Change.

An important business change is an
nounced from Brooker. Bradford coun-
ty,J Mckay Alfred & Go. having pur-
chased the naval stores interests of A.
B. Shaw. This farm comprises twenty
crops, or two hundred thousand boxes,
and 10 one Of the most extensive and
most successful in that section. Aside
from the naval stores farm, the COM
psny will conduct large commissary
which will supply the necessities of
life not only TO the employees, but TO
many OF the residents Of Brooker and
vicinity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
A Grim Tragedy

Il daily enacted in thousands OF
homes, as death claims, in each one,
another victim Of consumption or
pneumonia But when coughs and
colds are properly treated, the tragedy
is averted. F. G. Huntley Of Oak
landon, Ind, writes: "My wife had
the consumption, three doctors gave
her up. Finally she took DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
coughs and colds, which cured her, and
today she is we'll and strong" It kills
the germs Of all diseases. One nose
relieves Guaranteed &C SOC and $1,00
by all druggists. Trial bottles free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
imperfect Indigestion

Means less nutrition and in conse.
quenco less vitality When the liver
fails TO seerete bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties. the di-
gestion becomes impaired and the
bowels sonstipated. Herbine will rec.
tiiy this it gives tone TO the stomach,
liver and Kidneys, strengthens the APP
petite, clears and improves the COM
plexien. infuses new life and vigor 60
che whole system. 90 cents a bottle.
Sold by w NJ. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
OFF TO SOUTH FLORIDA.
Allen Goolsby and Two Boys Start on
q Search for New Home.

Allen eoolsby and Two Boys Start on
q Search for New Home.
Allen Goolsby and HE son, Walter,
and grandson, Harris Malphurs, were
in the city from Monteocha Tuesday.
This trio are starting out on a pecu-
liar journey, for they do not know
just what their destination will be.
Mr. Goolsby recently sold his home
aud farm at Monteocha, and, POSSESSED
with a desire to cast his fortune fur.
Their South, has gone on a prospecting
tour. With view to comfort he fit.
ted up covered wagon, filled It with
bedding and other neeessaries, and
started out lie has no particular
destination, but passed through the
city with his two companions bound
south. He states that the first local.
10y he enters where he thinks he will
be satisfied, he will pitch camp and
east about" lie Is greatly interested
Ia the vicinity OF Wauchula, Desoto
county, however, and may eventually
make that his southern terminal,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
WASTING AWAY

It's the small but constant
loss of flesh that indicates
physical waste the gradual
slipping away of healthy flesh,
pound by pound, which no
ordinary food seems to re-
store. SCOTS Emulsion will
restore it. This Emulsion is
Inc greatest flesh builder OBJ
tainable. SCOTS Emulsion
first stops the wasting that's
one gain. Then when it sup
plies new flesh and takes one
back to normal strength and
weight, that's another gain
and a big one.
Wen send you sample, free
SCOTT & BOVINE, 800 Pearl Street New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
80 cRoss IN soRE sraAIrs.
Captain Of Japanese Cruiser Tells
How Russians Sunk shin.

Captain Of Japanese Cruiser Tells
How Russians Sunk Ship.
Victoria, B. c., Jan. 24.-The steam
er Athenian, which arrived from the
Orient brought among her passengers
Dr. Clampke, an eminent surgeon
who will offer his services to the Rus
sian medical corps without success
lie tells OF such population and sad
state Of hospital and Red Cross ar
rangements with the Russians. The
Athenian brings news of the. sinking
Of the Japanese cruiser saaIyen OF
Port Arthur Commander Ukoda, sec
ond in command, who survived, gave
the following narrative:
The salyet was struck by mint
and in two minutes listed to her star
board side end began going down fast
Captain Tajima remained on the
bridge refusing the assistance and re
iecting remonstrances OF officers tc
take to the boats. When the vessel
sank the captain and 10 sailors, to
gether with 40 petty officers and mer
were engulfed in the waves.
AS the saiyen foundered the Rus
slams poured a merciless fire on heI
from Katiosha and the rescue by Jap
anese warships was made difficult.
The work was continued ten hours
but no trace was seen Of the captain
and others.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
~ portmattef fet lnaLaraaolIs.

New Postmaster fer Indianapolis.
Washington, Jan "a -rle presi
dent hes decided "a appoint Henry W.
Bennett as postmaster at indianapolis
Ind. 20 succeed General George s..
McMinnis. who has been postmaster
there Tor eight years. Mr. Bennett
was recommended hy senator Beyer
idge. and his appointment Is the result
Of an arrangement between the In.
diana senator's. by which the man Sc
lectcd hy Mt Boyerldge, was 20 Be
named.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-25
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED


trading in the city yesterday
w. T. STANDBY Of Hague was among
the visitors to this city yesterday.
Up. Kennedy OF the Armour Car
Lines made brief business trip to
Micanopy yesterday.
Wanted-Man to operate veneer,
lathe and saw at once. Williston Man
uiacturing Co., Williston, Fla.
John Crouch and Roy Williamson OF
North Gainesville have gone to Noe
atee, where they have secured lucra-
tive positions.
The front OF the store occupied by
j. b. Douglass, the grocer, Is being i'm.
proved IN appearance by the addition
Of coat OF red paint.
Mesdames A. A. MeRae, Walter
Alderman and Patton Of Melrose were
among those who favored Gainesville
with a visit yesterday.
w. E. Dow, the genial solicitor Of
the New York Life Insurance Compa-
ny, has recovered from a slight illness
which confined him to his room for
two or three days.
The friends Of Mrs. J. b. Mcdonald
will regret to learn that she is quite
indisposed at her home on East Sem
mary street, bat trust she will soon be
sufficiently improved to be out again.
Misses Claudia MeRae, Maude Cow
ard and Nettie Huffman, three charm-
ing young ladies OF Melrose, were Wis.,
itors to this city yesterday, having
come to consult Dr. Alderman in re-
gard to some dental work.
Captain @. II. seawell OF Marion,
Ala, who has been visiting his son
and daughter f. r. seawell and Mrs.
John Flewelen, in this city. has gone
to Dade City, where he will spend a
few days with relatives. He expects
10 stop here en- route home.
W. T. BARLEY OF Gainesville, Ga, a \
electrician, has arrived in
the city, He has accepted position
with the Gainesville Gas and Electric
Power Company, aud will make his
home here, Il is to be hoped he will !
be pleased with bis new home,
Among the visitors to this city yes
terday was L. D. Jones OF Jackson
willie, the clever travelling freight agent
OF the Clyde Steamship Company. |
Mr.. Jones is one Of the most compe- |
tent Ia The country Ia his line, and is /
for The Clyde line fine bust
ness. He has great many friends
throughout Florida
Mr.. and Mrs o. Il Beall Of Union.
town. Pa, who have been soiourning
Ia this city for the past few days, de. /
parted yesterday for Daytons, where
they will take Ia the automobile I
races, From Daytoua Mrs. Beall will I
proceed TO her home, but her husband I
expects TO return here aud join the 4
Unioulown hunting party 40 Palmer, 7
Of which ho is an enthusiastic meme .
ber
Miss Ethel Huddleston. charming I
young lady OF reSaSkana. Ark, who 4
arrived To- this clly a few days sro Tor
b visit ot several weeks 60 Mrs 4 ~ I
Walton has been summoned home
OF The illness OF her mother.
Miss Huddleston was greatly admired I
by those who had the honor 60 meet
ltr during her soiourn here and trust
.hat she wiil return snd complete her
,.siJ st some future time,