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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

CONGRESS meets the first Monday
in December and President Roosevelt
has about completed his message to
be presented to both houses at that
time. 1t is said to be of unusual
length and will take up number of
important issues in a vigorous mar
ner. Among OTHER topics treated are
the following: Correction of the re-
bate evil and the regulation of rail-
road rates. Telling of what has been
done toward building the Panama
Canal; advocating legislation that
will expedite the work. Urging the
reorganization of the diplomatic and
consular service. Advocating moder-
alton in Chinese exclusion laws. Sug-
costing methods for cementing up the
cracks in the immigration laws. Re-
commencing administrative reforms
in governmental departments, and
the adoption Of business methods in
operating the government. Urging
the ratification of the SantO Domingo
tresty. Recommending better tariff
relations with the Philippines and
Porto Rico. Explaining the govern
ment's rights to inquire into corpora
lions engaged in Interstate commerce.
Pointing to'tile benefits of a grea err
navy, Preservation OF Niagara Falls
from the encroachments of commerce.
Statehood for territories Federal SUI
pervision Of insurance companies
greatly desired. Other topics touched
upon are: Treatyof Portsmouth; trade
in the Orient; treasury deficiencies;
public lands; forest reservations ).
rights Of labor; Veneanela;. economy
In government expenditure.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

In spite of the efforts and influence
OF Essex and Hudson counties in TIE
coming legislature we do not imagine
that there will be any legislation that
will lead to the imposition If state
tax. That means that the main stem
tax as proposed will not be adopted as
principle of the taxation system of
this state. When the people come to
fully understand the matter they will
not endorse any action of their repre-
sentatiyes thai will bring on a direct
state tax. Sober common sense will
govern a majority of the members of
the legislature. That something will
be done toward changing some parts
of the system Of taxation may be taken
for granted, for everybody acknowl-
edges the need Of some changes. But
that there will be any radical altera-
tion in she system or any hysterical
legislation such as proposed by Hud-
son and Essex is not to be expected.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

The matter Of authoring the Com
mon Council of Plaindeld to inYesti-
gate the feasibility and practicability
of obtaining possession of municipal
water supply was presented to the
voters at the recent election and the
proposition adopted by vote Of l,l4l
to 4CS, Less than halt of the voters
of the town were interested enough to
vote either way, but the result
showed that the proposition was fay
ored by two-thirds of the people.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
GrIndInw the Grairl .

The comparative accessibility Of diff
ferent ground and unground feeding
stuffs was tested at the Maryland sta
ton. It appeared that ground corn and
oats were more thoroughly digested
than the unground grain. In this con
nection 1t may be noted that similar
results have been obtained in tests with
other farm animals, but It is commonly
believed that the difference III digesti-
bility is often not sufficient to pay for
the cost OF grinding. From all the
American tests and those which have
been made in Europe 1t appears fair to
say that there is no very marked adj
vantage IN grinding grain for healthy
horses with good teeth.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

AFTER; several unresponsive stforts
to obtain. state aid to insure tho per-
manency of their endowment fund the
public school teachers. of New Jersey
who are members Of the Teachers, Re
tirement Fund, havenow set for them
selves a. task Of establishing by their
own collective work a substantial on
dowment Of not less than 500, 0s9,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
shelter The sheen.

Do not neglect to have a good shelter
in the pasture for sheep and lambs.
The shelter should be Enclosed, leav-
ing an open space on the south for en-
trance In this way it will be slightly
darkened This can be built very
cheaply OF the cheapest fence boards.
The roof should be made so that it win
shed rain, and the shelter should be
built on a high place Ia the pasture 50
that it will be dry.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

CARNoT b. MEEKER was elected
Mayor Of the Borough Of Florham
Park over George e. Fetch, who was
a candidate for reelection on the
Democratic ticket. This was the
first election since the formation Of
the Borough, ia which there has been
contest for Borough otficials. Here
tolore the Mayor has been elected on
a citizens ticket without opposition.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
l. Bambcrgcr 4 Co.
Newark, New Jersey

ing period. Later on it is best to cnop
the ears or crush them, and after that
a great many like to feed shelled corn
for time. When however, steers are
on full feed and il is desired to push
them as rapidly as possible then it will,
without doubt in q great majority OF
cases, pay to grind corn for them and
to feed with ii more or less oiImeal or
other concentrated products rich In
protein Tribune Farmer.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
g 8
NEIoNl 4ILABEE
TAKE NOTICE.

The Republican voters Of each Of the
Townships, BOroughs and Wards Of this
County and from each Of the election dis
tricts Of Dover and from the Town Of Boon
ton are hereby requested to meet on TUES
DAY the 9Th day Of December, A. D. 1905;
1.-THE place and hoor TO be selected BY ma
jority Of the local committee) for the pur-
pose Of elschng Local Committee, consist
ing Of five persons.
By order Of the Morris County Republican
Committee.
JAMES H. McGRAw,
Chairman.
DIR. HUMMER Secretary.
Dated November IS, 1905.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
WHY winner. chicsa Die.

The English poultry expert, p. Brown,
after several seasons Of experiment
has concluded that the broiler chicks
die chiefly during the first twenty days
from want of exercise. BY using dry
feeds instead of wet feeds and making
the chickens scratch for what they eat
the deaths were reduced to small
number
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

TIE canvass OF the election returns
in Essex county shows there are mp
wards OF 2lO0O Democrats there. SO
that former Senator James Smith has
quite a party back Of him at home
after all. The average Republican
majority in Essex was 20,593.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

Now there rs to be change in the
office of street commissioner why
would it not be good plan tohave all
road making and repairing done BY
contract 2 We understand that the
services of a practical road maker
who owns a steam roller, is available
and it certainly would be more econ
0mical for the town to have the work
done bV contract.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

ONE Of the prophecies by Nahum
was that The chariots shall rage IN
the streets, they shall iostle one
against another ID the broad ways
they shall seem like torches, they shall
run like the lightnings Z II Nahum
had added a line about the scent the
chariots would leave IN their wake he
would have come pretty near to call
ing the turn on the automobiles.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

MEMBmRs of both houses. Of Com
gress express the opinion that tile
railroad rate legislation desired bK the
President, as outlined og Senator
Knoxdn his Pittsburg speech on No
yember ;, will be speedily and sat s.
faetorily enacted BY the legislative
branch Of the government.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Governor Stokes Thanksgiving pro
clamation is as follows:
We'have gathered the fruits of an.
other year in plenty The earth has
yielded bounteous harveStS to the
husbandman. All our industries -four.
lSn. Labor is happily and peacefully
employed and trade and commerce are
at flood tide. We are at peace at
nome and abroad The hearts of the
people turn to righteousness and
abundant opportunity is theirs to sat
lSly the aspirations of mind and soul.
CIVILIZATION goes onward blessed by
the progress of science, by broader
Christianity, by higher ideals, by the
spirit OF honesty and truth. For all
these things we lift our hearts in
gratitude TO Almighty God.
Therefore, |, Edward G. Stokes.
Governor of the State of New jersey
90 designate Thursday, the thirtieth
Gay OF November, as a day of praise
and thanksgiving, and do recommend
that the people gather in places of
religious worship and render thanks
10 our Heavenly Father for the bless
lngs OF the past and present and ask
for His continued guidance in the
years to come.
Given under my hand
and seal at Trenton. this
eleventh day of November,
lSeal. IN the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine humid
red and five.
(" Attest:
EDWARD w. GRAY,
3 Secretary TO the Governor
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

SOME Of the successful politicians
evidently like bosses as two OF them
have taken to the matrimonial yoke.
Mayor Pagan, Of Jersey City, was ma :
ried last week and Senator-elect Fro
hnghuysen will be married next week.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
The Farm Horse.

Keep the horse In good condition and
you will not need to think of medicine,
This can be done only by proper care.
and the main item in proper care IS
proper feed. II horses are fed on oats
you win have less trouble and better
horses.
Don't forget to keep salt before the
horses all the time, They need salt
just as much as you do. Do not neg
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

A CORRESPONDENT calls tims4y at
tention to the annoyance and incon--
yenience caused by the tearing out Of
old bridges to be rebuilt before the
for the new structure is at
hand. lit is certainly to be censursd
and the Board Of Freeholders, should
have taken up the matter some time
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

THE ntterance On tariff revision in
the Presidents Forthcoming message
IS expected TO please both stand
pattew and readjustefs,p as, while
he viii ADVERT to the need of some
changes, he viii set forth the view
thar the natter is wholly within con-
troll Of Congress.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
Fhe sheen Isnstnrs..

Too big a pasture Is bad thing a
field divided into sections, with good
grazing in each, is the best way to
handle sheep They run the flesh or
if the pasture is very large. Have
small fields or hurdles and change Of
ten Is the English PLAN Farmers adj
Yocate.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

Scrub lambs 1875 days old grown at
the Louisiana station weighed only
thirty-two pounds each as compared
with forty-three pounds for well bred
lambs only 120 days old why grow
scrubs?
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

Experience shows that whole corn is
better than ground corn to be fed to
steers during The first part Of the feed.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

A very considerable number of the
moths are absolutely new to science
and from out of the way localities OF
South America seldom visited by white
men, as, for example, the interior of
Peru aud Bolivia the Maroni river.
French Guiana. the Amazon and ORR
noco valleys and the Gran Chaco for
est Mr.. Schaus has lately published a.
work describing this collection. which
has been reprinted for free distribution
by the. National museum.
d. w Coquillett, assistant curator Of
entomology of the National museum.
says Of Mr.. Schaus' gift:
"We regard the magnificent gift Of
Mr. Schaus as the most complete and
important collection Of South American.
moths in the world. The collection also
contains very large number Of North
American forms also. Mr.. Schaus has
been busy making this collection for
over twenty years, going in person to
South America. Undertaking expIora-
lions in quest Of rare forms and at
other times buying them from natives
and fellow collectors Heretofore the
National museum had no collection OF
South American moths worthy Of the
name, but with the acquisition Of the
Schaus cohesion we are now in the
front rank, possessing the most COM
plete set OF South American moths In
the world''
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
WfInon,a. pead zinc.

Secretary Wilson has drawn dead
line" as he calls 1t, in the department
Of agriculture. across which no en-
ployee may step to engage IN any out
side occupation without due notice to
his superlors. This action is the result
Of the discoveries during the past aum-
mer, which ended in the deeapitation
or Or. Salmon, chief Of the bureau OF
animal industry, and DR. George Il
MoSre, the eminent bacteriologist
CARL SCHOFIELD.
tine Oh the most important inrerna
tlonal treaties ever signed was that
between twelve European countries for
the doing away Of the white slave
traffic. the treaty going into effect July
is. II is agreed that each country es,
tablish bureaus for collection of infor
nation and to exchange information.
The Universal Fishery Journal Of
Germany calls attention to the facr
that fish are great destpoyers of many
annoying insects The various branches
Or the carp family are said to be the
most active along these lines The
Iarva Of the mosquito Is one o. the
choicest nlorsels which fall to the hnns
enlcufe
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21

Women's Sample suits
Over 800 suits and wraps, no
two alike, all exclusive novel
ties direct from Gothams
greatest creator of feminine
outer apparel. The assort-
ment includes broadcloths,
mixtures and chiffon velvets.
Striking models, superbly
tailored and beautifully lined
suits that any one might be
proud to possess. There be-
ing no two alike assures you
Of every degree of 1 acc
exclMsiveness vii
-s-s.-f.,'s. 1919
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
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Sale OfSample Suits
WOnEN'S AND cFIILDREN.s. r.s
AND ~ UNDER REGULAR.

We have secured at the above men
toned concession a large New York
makers entire sample line Of women's,
misses and cbildren's suits and wraps
This is by all means the most conspicu-
Gus purchase Of the season, its import is
we'll nigh incalcuable its economies
broad beyond comparison. The suits
and wraps are al fresh and new, ii fact
have only been on view in his SaIesroom
for short time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14
suNsTRoKEs.

Real sstato 90 Gainesville IL better
shsa pnlslng jour money 10 . hole IN
Toand.
hs man % business who does nos
agtriioe frequently has 20 shave him-
% keep hiS hand IN.
sell Right for ladies 70 80 shop.
m Without their hats, bot they
neveF 30 without ThelF purse.
saying, 'Nons but the brave
tho isiE." LaGSFi None but
laye can live With some Of them.
sfg 70 b TOO funny 10 writing
Raftlssmsht. People want facts
foxes when they come 20 puF-
s0n.
Who telIp f0R CsSh bee moth
lho money 20 remember BE
81, 90 be can look Up . new
noa.
ola had . population IN 1900
chile New Orleans had 2SI,.
osmeF ally has bseG hAv.
Struggle 70 I'D hSFSolf Of
gsg than che latter.
ueWnpapes man has en- en-.
SIS eoa . free paSa on she rail-
he experienced man 10 che
eonld much rather pay bic
uet pay iOr hIS bdVsTtiSlnE,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

ManS OF orr fsrnefs and stock o. n
ers wiiIbs ipteres,ed u che following
leomusnicatlon. abieh sh0uld can6p -
liasp5etjop Of ali fodder for stock. Poob
food h almost a. bad az none O. ail;
aARriSultural Dept, State o. Florida.
"Oommisaioner'S ONCE
"Tallahasse., October -, 1915.
"Hon p n Me0rears
editor Of DsllS son.
"DeaT Cir. I dss,re % cAIl she atIen.
tlou Of mauuf.ctoret, ssIegs. ana 60.
pecially eonsamsm 81 stock feed. 20
the folloWlne srtrsets from 4 bulletin
issued s. 80 Expegimsns s.aslon o.
the State 81 WIssonsio
".Yoar attsntioh 3 called 20 the feet
that sbs Experiment Station haS r..
Gently fodui q dlIorsnI points Is tks
STATE fssdlnQ syass aro.slv aduJtsr.
sted vlth ice Haib.
"'Riee huIIs eontJin 20 Der cent Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14
ar 1910


YOg-a mah-aFs nOa naa unless yOu are 9
man q every sense.
There ere tkOu1snQa living deeQ lives today
weak, oobiht Ted. exhausted, disqualified.
Taaro NGo 31oeEanfo 81 Oth6fs who aFo
strung, potent, ablo. slnlWert and Vigorous
ADD made o ~ the great Man Medielne-the
moeioine tor man-Weokneaa. the Cura fOF inoa-
paGlty.
YOd cen have thla great FemetY, and get Il
% most any drug store b. SEEDING Tor the great
nee pfeaCFil'tlon. sent nee IN plain tnHelopc
20 aag man who writes for it--nO eoet 81 any
kind no hllia 20 fooEintl. 10 pagers % dGn-@
free --absolntelg--lo en- end oVory sufferer,
Tho Man Metiolne receive az pfea1nptQn
has uE1e Ueh % t1Qt1on1a Who hnd ceased 20
enjoy tho realty 81 real lifo 0eliOng
u WIN 90 - mach for goa eait has for Othora
Re nan.
ne tho nan you want % ho-be % yop used
% ba-bo hauao-ho uattrul and FiEhb
Ma Medicine dos it-d0ea What you Wnht
10 % oQ--aWtftly, glfo1fIJs naturally, ond the
great free prosoriptlon = yoaEn for ne asking
--aeuA free " any adirQ1a
INTERSTATE REnRNT COMPANY,
sea Lssh nia'e., bgtroia Hish.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14
SrArE oF Ono. CTrr 90 ToLrno,
LUuAE County. -

SrArE oF 0Hlo. CRY 90 TOLrno,
LUcAE CoUNTY. -
Frank Oheney makes oath that / 9
is senior paFtneF oi che firm Of y. J.
Cheney 4 Ga, dOiHa bOslhess Ia the
City Of Toledo, county and State afoFe.
said, and ihal said aFn Uill paF ths
sum Of Oae HnRdfod nOllaFt Zoe each
and even case u catnEEh that eannal
- curcd By The use og hhli'a CataFFh
CnFo FRkKE J. CuevrY.
sworn 90 before me and oubseFsbad
IN my Prcsebce. thia eth oar q neoam.
bet, A, y iSsA A. " GlRAsos,
SHAl NOtaFp puhlte.
hailt CAtagrh Catp D tlkoa later
nally, and sets dlFoeily On the blood
ahd mucoua uaEiooeo 81 che UYaian,.
eend Zoe tettiuionialr, FIVE.
y. J CHuNNE q o.. Toleta. q.
sold ~ Ell dFueElats. IEe.
naks Halls Fsmilf I'm Zoe eoastl.
p1lioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14
FLoRlDa the PLACE.

There 70 room IN Florida Cor q lot Of
people more thap We have 81 present.
aud there Il plenty 70 40 Tor . Loo Of
good wOFkmen. AZ che present time
the tuVpentlne lndpotiy Il one Of the
greatest, Ice few pears thsrs will
Be moro buildlnR done vim ths manu-.
iaetnied otena and bsl6a, end therS
will be q demand for stone made from
Portland oslnsut, end brick made from
sand by the process nov "a uSS 70 sew
eFal parts Of she State,
There 10 also 4 chance iOE the varied
iRdustFlet Of che farmer. Cattle a0d
sheep are bSund 70 b 10 she lead IN
many portions Of the State, end with
che large cities that are spEinRlBE up,
much OF the ptud grown on the farm
will Be used 20 supply the home mar
hst. ,
Some have the impression that
everything ap0Wn on she farm must
be shipped to che North and East, and
ths people Rt home lsit 20 DO with
what they cen fBd Of che lssVlngu.
This Idea 10 q delusl0a, aud q will be
worth the attention Of some Of our
fruit and vegetable growers 70 make
ca effort 10 cater 20 the home trade,
There should b. demand 10 . city
the Slso Of 0sinesvIlls for RoOd cup.
ply Of she best fruits end vegetables ~
fair priCeS, and msny growers would
be money ahsad % they would bald
up home trade, rather than ship their
products and realise noe ohoOgh 10
pay che cost Of production.
To be a shipper and lose on che pro.
iOot dOes BOt psy % we'll % 70 cell ~ q
reasonable profit ~ home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14
SPARE oUR BLUsAEs.

The Galnssville San, one Of she moss
sntsFpFiung papers IN the State, e
preparing big trade edition 90 b
dIssFibuled At she Fair. IL is needless
70 Say thss che sliort will BE- q mag.
niflosut success and The Tdbns Oln-
esrely hopss that Editor MOCFsaFy
viii make . million out Of ths venture.
Tampa TFibono.
O0ming os the shove does from the
best daily pspsF IN South Florida, We
socspt the compliment with ell the
mVdsSty az our command and will
make sueBoEt 70 have the edition up
70 the antIelPatIOns Of our iTIend'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14
sAViNas BAWk.

The slosking has done duty ps 4
eASiBRs bari probably ever pihea wo-
men beFap . wear hosiery, says ire
8sVaansh Ness. but is q do1btgol e
the eash.eaEryine capacity ole stock.
Ing Wap eSsg one 81 She main points q
= lagauil untIl that cry poInt Faa
made u g PibsbuFe. Pa court : day
or two ago. The c8DtrOtsrsy was over
piece % property. foF which one q
the pariiPs Z woman, ohid she paid 10
essh. e1,7t7. ain what form ives that
mobey?s she Wag asked. zone thon-
sand u itWas 10 bills. ard t7l7 Was 70
rid and silver coips,1 Prom VISIT
plaeadid so6 taks tbe money!" cont
Iotnag st6eking, where / kept e." "DO
you mean q tell this court thst yOu
carried el,7t7 10 bills end metal
money ~ Sour st0skihgf'' Eyes
err" The lawyer sabmittsd 70 TIE
.eOuFt that ~ was nos qualified &c 81
export % che point Of che capacity Of
stockings, but that be might later ~.
'Quest that 3 few eEpeFts BE- called
upon 70 cay what they knew Of sueh
.thinRg,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

Fe g desire on che par. OF M.
olilaons 70 have q union depot
t' city. Il would certainly BE- q
onVehiohoe 20 she travelling
'l and would also do away With
v'na she railroad occupy one Of our
pal streets. Lst she matter be
hed along BY those who are most
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

NJ Root, Ne. Taft, Ne. Foraker. NJ,
lsbAnka % 81, are paFtIsulaFly will
az NJ ehAV should capture "ens" Of
fho ieW States cha, are sure 20 20 Dem.
oaallo. ~. Shaw, the Virginia cOons
ave 'yOusn."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

TIE CsaS e getting maEnaalmons
He viii peFmil she finps 60 talk In
shelf 0Wh language, heretofore be
Woala nos permit them 20 lalk 10 ell,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

II there Il any paper In she lsna
that has brighter streak Of ysllOW
than those New York life Insurance.
companies, V ought 70 b put Ia q
frame.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

The Miami Record modestly ven.
lures 90 predict that the Buchanan
school bill will be repealed - che next
session OF tha LeglsIas0Pe. That 10
after the style OF Hlsks' predictions,
tomeWhal 81 the nature OF Wild guess ,
= ease Of HE % miSs.--St, Augustine
RReoR1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

Iowa Shoah sall IN her 0alSsAoldsFs
slpRe che take1 aHetheE eepaUs and
sase sheulhg . eeslsass 10 poPala1iOu.
- 80 ga ths last time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

There la one thing certain, Until
We haVe better roads ths death list
sgom auto miahaps will not b 80 large.
ne man who runs the machine takes
ne ohly chance ROW.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

There b one thing certain, The man
Who "hhOotsn WOuld never life bic
hammer 70 % Il u be he'd 70 pos up a
ianhlne lOg che pAstlme, Knocking is
done ~ she fellows who dout like 60
aat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

TheFa is . chance that Greene and
GavnoF MAJ noe SOou leave Georgia,
aaleus thoy may be moved 70 Fort
LaaVVnWaEth, Kama. but Atlanta may
clAla them @ FesldeRts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-14

One tblng will b. euI,s eaFtaln 10
saraRa - the trolley lice 10 NsVnan's
nohA None % tAs calamity h0WleFs
aiil bulld q conpstins lice.