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New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
RECEIVER FOR RAILWAY
Action on Rutland Company Part Of
Merchants Trust Il fairs.

Burlington. VT, July 20.-The appointment Of
David Fox as receiver for the Rutland Street
Railway Company. Of Rutland. was made to-
day in this city. by Judge Hoyt H. Wheeler.
of the United States Circuit Court. Mr.. Fox
is general manager of the company and also Of
the Peoples Gaslight Company and the Chit
tenden Power Company of Rutland. To-day's
appointment was made as the result of the
petition filed with the court here yesterday by
douglas Robinson Of New-York. receiver OF
the Merchants Trust Company of New-York
asking for the naming OF receiver for the
street railway company.
Rutland. VT. July 20.-David Fox. general
manager of the Rutland Street Railway Com
pany, the Peoples Gasllght Company and the
Chittenden Power Company. all of this CITY,
stated to-day that the application of Douglas
Robinson, receiver of the Merchants Trust
company Of New-York, for receiver for the
street railway company, in the United States
district Court, at Burlington, yesterday, was
mace chiefly TO protect the interests of the COM
pany which he represented. The street railway
property, Mr.. Fox said, is proving profitable
ana II has been understood that investors have
Deeh giving it some attention. with view OF
possible purchase. To prevent such a trans
actlon. which might not be for the advantage
VI , me trust company Mr.. Robinson decided to
ask for a receiver.
AT the meeting yesterday in New-York of the
newly elected directors Of the Hudson Valley Rail-
way Company Nicholas Biddle and Charles T.
Coley, associated with Douglas Robinson one of
the receivers OF the Merchants Trust Company
were added to the board. Mr. Robinson and Presi-
dent Barnard and Vice-Presdent King of the New
YORK Trust Company. which institution Is CO.
receiver with Mr.. Robinson OF the Merchants Trust
company, were elected directors of the Hudson
EaIey hallway Company on Wednesday, when DR..
). r MUM also became director. The executive
conn Go5nittee now consists OF John W Herbert chair
"A. 4 Ia1 How -
Bumstead and Dr. Mum
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BLACK RUST Scare.
Damage to Wheat Crop in North
1geSt Makes Pit Frantic

Chicago, July 2O.-The alleged confirmation op
the prevalence of black rust in the wheat fields
Of the Northwest sent the price of September
wheat whirling up to SO cents here to-day The
advance was 34 cents bushel compared with
yesterdays closing quotations.
The bulge was accompanied by scenes of much
excitement in the wheat pit. shorts franticaIlv
jostling each other in attempts to secure tho
coveted grain. kilograms from Minneapolis and
Duluth detailing damage to the wheat crop in
South Dakota by the dreaded blight were the
immediate cause of the excitement
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
NEW TRACK FOB BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

The contract for the construction Of little over
three miles OF new track the main line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. between Hollohelds
and Aberton. short distance west Of Elicott City,
Nd, has been awarded TO Messrs. Thomas A Shoe
maker & Co.. OF Pittsburg. This Is the continuance
of the work that has been going for several
low grade freight line from Relay TO Washington
Junction, upon which more than &,0oC01 has al
ready been spent. This Improvement will cost be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 and the contractors VIII
begin al 1T will be standard double track
line, including tunnel 100 feet long ana an
other 800 feet long between a point west cf Holto-
fields station tse east and Davis station on the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SAYS SHE LOST IN BUCKET SHOPS.
Woman Wants Receiver for Chicago Grain
Exchange and Others.

Chicago, July 20-To collect Judgment for s11.ooo
Eaid be lost IN speculation in bucket shop. Mrs
Amanda Z Stichtenoth. OF Cincinnati, fled bill
IN the United States Circuit Court, asking that
receiver be appointed for the Central Stock and
Grain Exchange Of Chicago; the Central Stock and
Grain Exchange, OF Hammond, Ind; the Hammond
Elevator Company. SidmOn McHie, ct al The
court appointed a receiver for the Central Stock
and Grain Exchange of Chicago. This corpora
ton. il Is said, ceased TO exist three years ago.
The order Of the does not mention the other
corporations named, Nellie. who is credited
with having the principal interest Ia the defunct
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains IN
WCmen'S Summer Dresses,
CaafS, Suits, etc.

WCmen's Summer Dresses,
Coats, Suits, etc.
Dotted Swiss. Mercerized sateen snd
figured Lawn shirt Waist Suits
with and without lacs
frsertings-worth 4. 4.50..........2 ~
Shirt Waist Suits OF Tan Linen.
Brtlliantine and Fancy Nuo Voflss--
were SI.sS 20 S9.95. 95........-......A TS!
Natural and Blue Linen Suits
Tuxedo and Thrse-Quarter Coats
usually sss SOS
White and Colorsd Lawn Dresses, also
White Linen-elaborats effects. trim'a
with Linen Lace OF ana Emby-
value Sl4eS .---......--..-.----. g. S8
Brussels Net and Dotted Swiss DEssses-
fancy trim OF lace inserts.
with and without medallions-
value sls-ss.... I .98
White orsandy and Lawn Dresses
square or round yokes OF
heavy or cluny lace inserrinks-
skirts elabOrately trim'd with lace
ribbon nnish-worth s21-9s.-..- 90
White Linen Quarter
lensth-tull trim of Eyeles Ena6'y-
worth s9.sS -...-..-...-.--..--... 5.98
Loose Coats OF Tan Liuen-Thrss-
quarter leugth-EnsIlsh box Style
elaborately appliqusd with BRAID
were SlSSo --.-.-..-...-..---..-. TSN
WOmen's BrilIiantine Travelling Costs
Navy and Black-us1any sS-9S. -. x 81
Cravenette Rain Coats-Tan. Oxford
and Olive-vaiue S12-SS. 6R
Pleated Black Peau do Sole
Coats-three-quarter length
deep applique eoilar-Ucrth s15-eS 8. 90
Women's Brilliantins Bathing SUITS
Black and Navy-collarleSs or
with tnlaid coilar-wOrth $500. 8 ga
Dress Skirts OF Homespun. Brilliantlns
and Panama-Black and CoIors
newest pleated stylss-wers sass 4 Sa
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
Jacob A. Ondrak, women's tailor No 435 5th-
ave. liabilities. $685. assets. s16,2O. Tho principal
creditors are Carrie Lathrop Westchester County
n. Y. $4,000 Caroline C. Ondrak No. 4S5 5th-ave.
$4,000 and Windsor Trust Company. Tth-st. and
5th-aVe. 81 4G2.
Schedules in bankruptcy flied by Rubin & Alex
ander Gordon show debts of 81 l40 with no assets
The principal creditor is the Star Neckwear Com
pany, No. l32 Orchard-st, 1889
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
JAPANESE BOND ALLOTMENT.

Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and their agents in cities out
SIDE OF New-York for receiving subscriptions for
the new japanese ~ per cent bond issue have sent
out notices Of allotment subscribers. The ailot-
ment is follows: Up to and including 600,
n full: subscribers for from 2600 10 $500
get $500; sI0O0 10 $4,000 get so per cent; 22.iO0
10 e. 900 get a1,O00; s2.500 20 $4,000 get 40 per
cent. above ct. 900 get from 30 TO u per cent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains in
Various SeaSonable Goods


Read CarefulIy-you may find the
very thing you need, and 1t is sure
to be at a money saving price.
Oriental Tapestry Sofa Cushions-2s inch
silk floss filled-tassel corners
value -eS ...----....--.....---s .4S
Keratol Suit Cases-muslin lined
brass lock and catches-strong
leather handles ....--.------...-. so
Sterling Silver Chain or Nethersoie
bracelets-special .---.......--.-.-- 50
Dinner Knives and Forks-excsIlent
steel-ebony. bone and cocoboia handles
set OF twelve pieces-value SIS. 80
Rogers Silver Plated Cold Meat Forks
AA. and Al-FTench gray OF
burnlshed-value SO S-.....-..-....-. SO
Embroideries-15 to II inch
for ffouncings. Correct Covers, &c
French. open and eyelet patterns
usually % and 80. 39.-....-......... 10
MessaIine and Metallic Taffeta Ribbons
Ia inch-plenty white. pink and blue
value .o9 ..-.--.---.---.--.-. "a
womeu's Black Lace L4sle HOSE. 10
Women's L.isIe vests-lace TRIM. "a
Point dc Paris and Val Lace Edgings
and Insertings-2 TO 8 inches wide
values up 10 10 --.---..------.-.-- .
Dutch CoIlars--of lace and lawn.
Emb'd Lawn or Pique-valae 80. 10
Children's Hats-COlonials and Cont
nentals-Whit and cO!ors-Silk pom
pom or Military Brush and
Cord TrIm-value l.9S. .........-.. .9S
silk Dlmity statlOnery--white. blue.
Vioiet-Cladstona Cr oxford size
Cabinet OF 100 sheets and so Envelopes
true value 10 and I 90 -.------.-. 80
Typewrite-s' Paper-P'k Sc OF 500 sheets
bond o. fabric nnlsh-value rs. 80
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Remember.
We Do Not Open Saturday.
Supply Your Wants To-day.
Friday Bargains IN
Wcmen'S Underwear

Good Muslin Drawers-lacs edged
rufre-tucks abOvs-valus 3D. fn
Cambria and Nainsook Drawers
dainty styles-lace or emb'y-
I"seeSu O1 -'o-- --.--.--.@..-.-..-... .69s
NainsOOk Night Dresses-round neck
lace and ribbon fnish-valus SS.. "a
Fancy Night Dresses-Cambric and
NainsOOk-exceDtionali pretty models
short or long sleeveS-valus S1-49.. 91
Nafnsook Gowns-dainty trim'gs ernb'y
Val fancy laces, tucks and ribbon
were S%-<O- 1 IA
Cambria SkirtS-wide rJIfre English
ernby or S rows fancy lace....1 Oh
Nainsook and Cambria Skfrts--dsep.
fufy founces. elaborate tim CT iacs
emby. tuels ana ribbon
NAue A~-o.. ..-----.-..-----..--. .2S
Cambria ana Nainsook Corset Covers
round neck-frOnr OF lace tnss-inxs or
yoke OF SNOWFALL tace-worth so. SO
NaInsook Corset Covers-dafnty, lace
trin'd styles for wear under thin
~aists-value 81 40 .-.....-... az
Skirt length Chemlses-Nainsook and
CambTic-fun trim lace OF emby.. .GS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SUBURBAN.

An aged or enfeebled person with their
nurse or maid can have especial attention
and care at the Chateau in Speer's Ever
green Park, Passaic, y. j., a fine large
room. well adapted. now vacant. TX you
want to proloug their life in comfort and
enjoyment with quiet, refined surroundings
and can pay the price. here Is the spot:
Aunt Ann Belts 102 years old. has lived
OFF and on at the Chateau since II was built.
with comfortable room, cheerful surround
ings, food prepared to suit and special care.
Sne is now visiting relatives in Orange.
well and happy
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Bargains IN
Fire Summer Waists

China Silk Waist$-white or black
elaborate trim OF lace and grouped
pin tucks: others with front OF drawn
work IN panel efrect-value $500. Q "a
Clearance OF Chiffon Tsffsta. Nuns
Yelling and Brilliantins WAISTS
White, Blue and BrOwn-sIightly
erushsd-wers 81 IS 20 S6ss -. les
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Totals ....... III s

Mr.. Hervey refers to a somewhat similar re-
port he made in 1902. and makes little Of the
Judgment of the assessors in these words:
The eccentricities OF assessments in the report
for 1905 are similar to those found in the ex-
animation of 1902 The assessments vary from
5,38 per cent TO 1914 per cent in Manhattan.
from 3454 per cent to 40 per cent in Brook
lyn and from to 26 per cent in The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains IN
Wrappers and Sacques

WRAPPERS a1G SGCGLeS
Cambria and Lawn Wrappers
plain finish OF with lace and braid. ga
Fancy lawn Kinonos and EacQues-
hg and striped lawnS-cool cOlorfnxs
sizes 10 44-value .Ts----..--...-.. .49
White and Fig'd Lawn Sacques. with
and without deep collars, contrasting
bands and lace or smb'y. -02
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains IN
Girls Dresses

This seasons best styles-Chevfots. No.
hairs. Serges. Albatross and Novelti-s--
Russian and Fancy Styles.
I .SS-Reduced from s3.ss 70 s7.ss
S.SS-Rsducsd from ss.ss TO si1.es
.SS-Reduced from $1S9s to s1aas
All sizes. but not in each lot.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains in
L2WnSs Crg2rdieS. &C.

LAWNS Crg2LdieS, &c.
Is cent Fancy Lawns-4Q inches wide
principally black and red with whits
figures and dots. ts.----.--.......... 8
10 cent Fancy Woven Corded Madras
81 inch-best styles .-.-.-......-.... Z a
1212 cent FIecked Fancy Lawns
navy. gobeltn. black. brown. marine
with white figures ard sprays....... 81
10 cent Fancy Dotted SwisseS. II
10 cent Fancy Msrcerized Sateens-
foulard styles-miu lengths only. 4
I21s cent Fancy Jaconet Lawns
large assortment-fast cOlors. ....s.. 6&
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains IN
Cc-SeIS and Petticoats

Chambray and Seersueker Petticoats-
pin tucked. umbrella dounce.
rune rfnish-vaiue .9e. e......-...... "a
Black TaHeta Petticoats--ruffies or
accordion pleating-vaiue $500. 8 %
women's Summer Net Corsets-
habit hip and straight around
large sizes-34. IS and S6 only
therefore 81. s5 Corsets. ...... .6S
SIR Brocade CorSsts-White. Pink
and Blue-straisht around or haoit
hip-nor al sizes IN each color
therefore SEQ and $3.50 Co-sets- :. i .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Supply Your Wants To-day.
We Close All Day Saturday.
Saturday Is Clerks HolidayI
Friday Bargains IN
Summer Speciaifies
For Cifv n~ rorr4rv Eor

EOI lily OT OOE1Iy MONIES.
About 5000 Half Pairs Lace Curtains
full length-completely finished
no sample endS-wOrth by pair
Sl-9S to IS 9S-
each Friday Special Price. ....... 40
Although bought by Us as half pair
lots, there arc many in match pat
terms. 50 that complete pairs OF
Curtains can easily be made up.
Short Cut Bamboo Curtains
geometricaI designs-S-6 II. Kiss tt
VaIue S1-iS ..-.---..-...-........ 1 10
Open Weave Hammocks-pillov,
valance and spreader-best color
conblnations-value 81 25. ..... I SO
Fine Net Mosquito Canopies-
umbrella frame-% or full size beds-
Wire Window Screens-best make
IS high. extending "a TO Especial 80
Nickel Plated Towel Bars
"a inch-value .59.......-..s.sss. AS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains In
Cool Wear for Little Ones

Clearance OF Bonnets and Caps
SAX and Lawn-slightiy crushed -
rlttle Chtldren's SIX or Null Hats
White Pink or Blue-large nars
or double ruffies-value .Ss s.-..-. .<f5
Ploue ana Bedford Cord Refers
ribbon. braid or enb'y-were -so--- 40
short Cambria Dresses-heras1itch finish
easy 20 launder-sizes 10 . years
value 20 .....-..s.--''.'''''' .lS
ChiIdren's Cambria Umbrella Drawers
lawn nounee. emb'y lns'ts-
10 10 yra-Werc AZ ~
cocs,vear Muslin Night Drawers
fulI cut TO 10 yrs.-special. -.-.. .SA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
FIRST BALE OF GEORGIA COTTON.

Savannah. July 2o-The first bale of Georgia
cotton of the present seasons growth sold at
Albany to-day for % cents a pound The bale will
be shipped to this city and sold by auction to-
morrow at the Cotton Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per liae. Sixteen
words. seven times consecutiveiy, 81, which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered IN
The Tribuae's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
for period o. fourteen days. Write FOR
circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had, free o. charge. at the Uptown
Office OF TIE New-York Tribune, l,Sb4
Broadway, between 36th and S1th SITS.
WHY go to boarding house when you can
enjoy the comforts of q well ordered
hotel at exceedingly low summer rates
Rooms 81 per day and upward: room ana
board S14 a week and upward; restaurant
q Ia carte and table d'hote. HOTEL BttlS-
Toll, 122 West 49th-st- Telephone 4s1O-
3Sth,
<4TH-ST. 124 EAST.-EIeeantly furnished
rooms, with or without board; excellent
location; reasonable
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY

GOODS bOC 0t11 AsAbAA
- -
) All goods bought Friday VIII be :
Friday or Saturday, ac-
cording to our regular routine-driv-
ers and wagon boys receiving hCll-
day during the week 70 make up
for Saturday (which other EN-
ployes get.
This Insures customers
receiving goods promptly
as per schedule
same as IL our stores wgrs opaA
and
deprives no smploys az . hnndnTA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Friday Bargains IN
Summer Dress Goods
30 and So inch All Wool Panamas and
VOiles-Black and Colors-valus SO .&9
81 inch Sicilienaes-ROyal. Navy. Brown.
Garnet, Myrtle. Black-value To-. .49
81 inch All Wool Gray Homespuns-
for tailored suits-Special- .......s. 9S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains IN
High Class WHITE Waists

A45- N4s-oo W EI-l ~ rs 5
Sheer Lawn, Batlsts and Laneu-hans
emb'd or handsomely trtm'd with ffna o.
heavy laces. blind or open emb' y-plsats.
tucks and shirrings. others strictIv tailore.s
long or short sleeves
Waists that were SIS. 9S. S..,.,......5 Ga
Waists that were s6.e Q2
Waists that were s5.9s QS
Waists that were 81 s4-9S..............2 as
Waists that were s. 2sS............4 az
ALSO,
Silk Ftgd Null Waists-fancy yokes-
lace inserting and shirrtng-
tucked back and cuIs-value s1-6e. ga
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains IN
Bed EuSlins, TickingS, e

Bed EuSlinS, Tickings, etc.
Good lengths Of Unbleached Muslns-
full yard wtde-value S........ OB
Unbleached Muslin Mattress Covers
siza beds -.se-s,.....-... .e8
Feather Bed Tfeks-fuu size
best quality ticking ..........-... I .SS
OIL Boiled Awning s:ripes-ths best. IT
Blue Denim for Covering Carpets. 9A
Mosquito Netting-white and coiors-
63 inch-S yd- piece As
" inch-s yd- piece. .57
White Crochet Spreads-fuu size
Marseilles designs
usually s1.49. To-day I .2S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains in
Towels, Table Linens, etc.

Mercerized Table Damasks-5S inch
Just one pattern. therefore instead
OF "a cents -.--..---.. 20
All Linen Satin Double Damasks-
IS inch-5 designS-value 90. .TS
All Linen Napkins-24 inch
dozsn-value 81 % ....-s....1 10
Bleached Turkish Towels
fringed-4O inches Iong-valus .f2i5. z
Full Bleached Huck Towels
Full yard long-value -12A A.........-- 8
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
REMEDIES.
MACHINERY.

Ar REDUCED PRIcEs.-5oo second hama
wood and iTop working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery Dougnt and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39o Madison-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
FenpAlS

GOVERNES9 wANrED.--A well edu-
Gated, refined, Protestant lady. as gov
erness for a boy of SIX; state age. church.
health and general qualifications. Address
w ~, Box 20. Tribune Office.
HOUSEKEEPER--I want a good natured
woman, 40 to 90 years Of age, who ia
strong and healthy. with no encumorances,
who will be willing 20 live with family OF
four-man wife and two sOns. aged 10 and
10: will be treated as one OF the family.
but to take the whole charge OF house
keeping; must be economical. clean and
Industrious; will pay reasonable wages
Address N. z. s. X, Tribune Office.
HOTELKEEPER.- who can run a
small hotel of 20 to % rooms; one with
son who could help preferred Address
NJ. F. S. X. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Friday Bargains IN
White Goods

English Long Cloth-12 I'd pc-special .SS
Dotted Swisses-1O ct. qualiry........ g..
Lace and Satin Stripe
Lawns; Shirting Madras
and Fine PiQueS: White
Ducks; 30 inch India Values
LinonS: MerceriZed rs to "A cents,
Madras: extra fine Main 2ia
sooks-yard wide; &c inch
Long Cloths; Dotted
Swisses-Bordered Lawns.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value maae
into new articles or exchanged for new
teweIry or Japanese goods ct NJ +. TklF-
PER'S FACTORY. 10 " 31st.. basement
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
We Close All Day

Friday Bargains N
Summer Silks
so inch Pongees-soft fnish-white.
cream, black. colors-value So. .&9
q inch Black Silk Peau de Sole
IS cent quality ....--...-..s.....- .O9
"a inch Natural Color Pongees-
Naiue 90 ------------....-.. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs.-why work Cor Others? start
mail order business AZ your own home.
tell you how; furnish everything Write at
once. LOUIS D. WILCOX. Box Il, Scran-
ton. Penn.
WANTED.-Agents for best 81 year ac-
cident; 81 80 health policies; large CON-
mission; renewals. county managers want
ger. 412 Times Bldg. Times SQua2 New
York city.
WANTED.-Fifteen bright young men TO
take up our work; excellent otortunity
to right parties. ADAMS CO, 40 Erie-st..
Jersey City.
BE YOUR OWN EMPLoYER-Let US
start you in an independent business; you
or write. BURNS & REED, 209 HUDSON
HELP WANTED.
-~----------- --->-----------------~
Male.
ANg intelligent person may earn a good in
eolSs corresponding for newspapers; 10
canrassiag: experience unnecessary send
for particulars. NORTHERN PRESS syn
DICATE, LOCkport, y. Y.
CANVASSERS.
New proposition on New-York morning
newspaper ior out OF town; steaGy work 70
good men; transportation furnished. start
Immediately. LINN WHEELER. 5 a m.s
Room l. Tribune Building
So DAY AND COMMISSION.
GENTLEMAN OF tact and ability. ac-
customed to earning 81. 500 per annun.
as salesman, to first class houses on the
road or in the city. Address, STAY Err,
Box 10. Tribune Office.
WANTED-ThoroLghl competent CORE
spondent who has had experience IN sub
scrfpti1n book correspondence, both In sales
and collection departments; best references
required; state age. w, Tribune Office.
WANTED. Experienced draUghtsman IN
electrical apparatus, etc. Only first class
men need apply. state experience and
salary expected. Address, n. A. T.,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
TYPEWRITING.
Typswritins-5 cents per line.

Typswritins-5 cents per line.
HEADQUARTERS for typewrlters: rented
repaired bought, sold. inspections, sup
nlifsI RAPID SERVICE. SHERWOOD S
Exchange. 40 Liberty-st. Telephone 1856
John.
QUICK TYPEWRITER REPAIRS: irnme-
date service on calls; charges most req
sonanie + G. pYETT. 5o Broadway.
Tel. 533S-Ccrt
TYPEwRITERS.--An makes sold, rentsd.
repaired. exchanged: reliable service.
GOHMAN. 40 Nassag-st. Telephone 27A0--
Corllandl.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

AGENTS.-Why work Cor others2 start a
mail order business AZ your own home. I
tell you how; furnish everything. Write at
tor. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

s, 3. 20. 22 2i DC. 20 West Fourteenth
H. 13 10 H. 10. 90 2l.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Advertised .Ushers viii give desired msusnsA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Values
Is to "A cents,
.12A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
AIachua Happenings.

AischuS. July % Mics Pearl Calii
Of Atlsnta. Ga, 10 the attractive guest
Of her sister, Mrs. e. Stringfellow.
Miss Hattie Fowler Of Lake Butler
is visiting her sister, Mrs. s. O. Dell.
Her many friends here are glad to see
her again.
Miss Mamie Stork is visiting friends
at Reddick.
Misses Alice, Cora and Leila Cato
spent Thursday at WorthIngton.
The friends of Edgell Quinn will re-
greet TO know that he 10 confined to his
bed With jsundice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks are visit
ing relatives and friends ut Lacrosse.
r. f. Dell was 4 pleasant visitor
here this week.
A good many from here attended
the Sessions trial at Gainesville today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-23
Tornedo Rontn.

Torpedo boats do not ram the YES
sells against which they operate: they
simply discharge self propelling torpo-
does which, II they strike the vessel,
explode and sink or otherwise damage
1t. Then, II not sunk by the enemy's
fire. the torpedo boat runs away and
after taking on more torpedOes 10
ready for service again. Torpedo boats
are built very light and OF enormous
speed. They cannot resist gun Are
and are easily sunk II hit even by COM
pNrauvely light shot; therefore they
operate to best advantage In the night,
90 that the threatened feet has to be
very wide awake with its sesrchllghts
and It's light guns.