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New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
HANS TRIEsT.
EMIL APRECK,
MINSA r. BLCME,

By ANTONIO C. GONZALEZ,
Her Atty. IN Fact.
State OF New York. County Of New York.
On this thrty-hrst day of December. in the year
thousand nine hundred four before personally
HANS TFIEST and EMIL APRECK,
and known to be Of the persons mentioned
described In and the foregoing instrument
ana severelly acknowledged
and the day place before m
also personally Antonio g Gonzalez the attorney
intact OF MINNA F. BLUME to me known and known
to me to be the individual mentioned and described
and who executed the foregoing instrument and ackno
edged to me that he executed the the and
deed OF said M1NNA F. BLCM& under and by virtue
Power Of Attorney duly executed him 25th
day OF November in the thousand
and four. which exhibited o which [
have returned to him after
TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I nv
hand and affixed seal OF Office the city OF New
York the day and year first above written.
JOHN BOGGIANO.
116 Notary Public n Y. CO.
state OF Now York. County OF New York.
OF the general partners named in the foregoing
that the therein
by MINNA F. BI4UME the special partner th'7 named
as capital TO the in
toned TO wit Fifty thousand dollars been actually
and in good faith paid in cash by said special partner
HANS TRITST
Subscribed and before me this aist day of
December. 1904. -
JOHN BOGGIANO.
116 Notary Public. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
bout FIVE years ago
wILLETs ESTATE PARCEL NOT SOLD.

There was a report yesterday that No. lS West
Thirty-fourt rth-st., four story building on a lot
25xl266 feet. had been sold The property is owned
fv ENillets estate. Collins & Collins, agents for
the estate said last night the report was untrue.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
WEST SIDE PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

Bernard sTayth & sons have sold for Mary Jus
tine Bower to the State Realty Mortgage Company
and HeIlner & Wolf two lots on the south side o.
One e-hun6red-and- d-twenty nty-second-st. 200 feet wes
OF Amsterdam-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Easls-AVe. west side 26i feet hundred
Gno-ffyhird st. four story brick school seKIo3 city
Of AeW-fork owner; c J. Snyder architect Ss5 ooO
Clsy-aVe, wesL side. 1s9 north OF OneNbun6res
eno sixty y-tint-st. two story frame dwelling 2Ix5O feet
G H ana Z. A Thornton owners: Moore q Land.
sis6ei. architect 5000 -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
NE. THE PERsONs WHOsE NANIEs ARE-

severaHy Undersigned being desirous of forming
Of s& Ns~ 46 bo EHT PsH4a1 q m 5:u' Of the s'
shin Th9t at the he nane or firm gRs which ssh gaTn
county wherein the principal place of business Is y b
that the general business INTENDED 70
be transacted by such partnership is Importers and job
bers OF Wines and Liquors
3 That the names Of an the general and sDsea, part
residences are as follows:
William W sample, 300 Halsey street. brooklyn New
Addison Ogden. 297 Monroe strsst. Brooklyn. New
George B Lawrence. so McDouough Street. BROOKLYN.
George b Lowerre 50 west l2srh street. New YORK,
each os said partners being Of fun age the sa.i william
general partners and the said George being
That The amount Of capitaI which George B Low
ere the special pa-tneT has contributed to the common
@ 52S ooo '''o partnership Is twenty 's thousand dollars
:, That the time at which The partnership Is Oesa
al which it is TO end is the tArtyrst day Of December
Made and severay signed at the Borgh q Manhattan
this thirty-h-st day Of December. I904
WILLI52l VILIs5S32l v SAMPLE
GGfoFS5E GEoRGEE T. B I6WEFsgH L6WERsS
State Of New York. County Of New YORK s.
On this thir,1rst day Of December n tho wear nins
lam W sample. Addison ogden George n Eaxrsacs
described in a bo !" s S9oTn @ e oe NE nayIs1s
and they severay ACKNOWLEDGED me that tasy executed
state Of New York cS95 S953Ty ., PqSe bic Tsw York County
MILAN s4SPTyEo iTy o. Se& 6D1sG s952 6,nrN and
GEORGE B. LAWRENCE. being seve-aIv duIy sworn.
GePose and say and each TOR himself and SAYS
sonr 'y eeyts sss me general partners named in ne foI
tihcate been contri5ute5 10 ne s5.on m ,s5cx
OK 1s p1IshsFsnIp % BY George B. Lowsrrs has been
ADDISON OGDEN.
S"''n 20 before me this alst day Of Dssem5eE 1904
- . Ronald X BROWN
@NOlaIy Fuo.c. New N2rk county
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
SurrOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Or
New foSk notice Is hereby given all persons hsyn
Claims against Eliza smith late OF the County OF New
York. deceased. same. with voncbSr.
thereof. the subscribers. place OF
business, al the once Of Sackett & Lang 90 Nasss
Street Borough Manhattan, " Nsu, 49,
or before the 10th day January NEXT N-
Dated New York. o. 1904
JOSEPH Nj. SMITH. MARY z. MCOUN Exeeutor.
bACkETF LANG. Attorneys for Executors 90 NaSs.,,
Street. Borough Cf Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
Notice of Summons.
SUPRhMa CoURT oF lee sr.rn or,


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
w NeW York County Of New YoFk-Euenor McCsarabaB
Flalhtltt Es John sheridan, individually ana al S5--'
1strator OK the goods chatteIs credits Of Eiza
EeaIy, deceased Patrick James Sheridan: EIizaba,St
Guast; Daniel OToole. Adelaide O'T0ole, and Fra1t
0 no, 9ole Iiher OF said Daniel and Adelaide ooIa
Philip Sheridan Bella Sheridan Arthur R She-ida1 pt
th- mother OF said Philip Bella Arthur Il cTsy5 ~
Mary sheridan; Mary Z. Sheridan Frances D0ro+bv d
idan. and Eliza OTooe Sheridan mother or ssi3 49,,
u. and Frances Dorothy Sheridan; Thomas Eie~naCS
Michael KteTuan, Ann kiernan. and Michael ESIar.o'
Senior father OF said Thomas Michael and Ann Eiern
Defendants Sun2monsTo the above named Defarfants
and each or them; You hereby summoned to srse~
the complaint IN this action and copy of vo
answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty dsvs
after the service OF this summons exclusive ~ th
OF service. and In OF failure to annasr -
answer judgment Will be taken against you BY defalt
for the relief demanded In the complaint - ~'1''-
Dated November 3. 1905
MICHAEL J. JOYCE Attorney for PIaintfN O-1oa ,r4
Postohlce Address No. 1881 Chambers street TSor
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York - 80
To the foregoing Defendants Michael Efer.1D Sa,to-
and Ann kisrnan The foregoing summons il served fn
You by publication. pursuant order OF hon DavJ
Levenfritt. Justice Of the %
OF New York dated December So 194 and aed with 49,
complaint in the office OF the Clerk County OF N
York. at the County Court House n the Borough ~
Manhattan. City OF New York December 81 1874
Dated. New York December 81 1904
MICHAEL. J. JOYCE Plaintiff Attorney. Of1ce and
Postoic Address. No ~ Chambers Street Borough
of Manhattan. City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
MOORE. GEORGE Bin PURsuANCE as

MOORE. GEORGE BIN PURSUANCE OF
. an order OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. notice
persons having claims against George Il
the county OF New York. to present fhe ss
with vouchers his nlaes -
tTansatng business at the Office Arthur n Sorlon
No SO2 broadway! Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF Nevs
York. on or before the 1+th day OF March, 1906.
Dated. New York. i2th day OF September. 1904
SAMUEL FUCKER,
Manhattan. New York City.
A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR Tn. rrn,-r.
~ received at their Uptown Once ~
No. 1904 BROADWAY
Advertisements viii be received following braneh
onless At resala- ONE rates Until ViS
a aes sth-ays cor Esd iSs sth-ave.. I2thst
D. East 1sth-st: oI West s2d-st..
ayes 2es West i2oths Lass sd-aye between TSfh Ana
s'th sts: io2c 3D. ave- near 6ise-sa LTos fzt-ayx
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

(AA, ADAMS & COMPANY-NOTTCE IS
hereby given that limited Copartne-shlp 10 herso-
iore eNIStng under the firm COM
Pahy ard which expires by Limitation December 81 1894
IS renewed and continued for a further OF
years, to-Wtt until the 3lst day 1905.
1hat the nrn name under which gourtnsTsh3
tS 70 De continued and conducted Day. Adams Co.
ana the county wherein its principal place business B
20 0e located Is tue City and County @ New York.
That the names OF all the general snecal
interested tht-Hn and their respective places residence
are as follows: George Parmy pay. residing suffer-
IN the COUNTY n R0ckiand and State 81 New YorS.
hatccer NJ Adams. Junior, residing Number = West
IutA Street IN the City and State thomas
Ludlow clarke residing at Number 3S East 3ota street
IN the said City and St1te OF New York and Iuitsn Day
residing az Pelham Manor. the County WsscheSfar
and state of New York. the general therein
and Clarence : DRy. residing Number 42o Natiso
Avenue. and Thatcher " Adams. Senior resifng
Number ~ East 10Th Street bcth fn q View
YORK. are the special partners
mat ali or said u
That the said Clarence = ra-trer hss
contrtbuset ere hundred thousand dollars cash. sl
tne said thatcher NJ Adams. senior. special partne
nas contributed seventy FIVE thousand dollars cash 70
Tire o.
That said Copartnershp renewed and continued cGI
ulepCes December Thirty terminates -
ceUlbe- Thirty-hrst. 1906.
GEORGE PAFSfLY DAY.
THATCHER N. ADAMS Tunior
THOMAS LUDLOW CLARKE
JULIAN DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHrRS AaE~ox
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Coyernss-s. 49,
I" So4lsses. schools and Families Apply to
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
AIARsH s NrCLENNEN--NoTICE Is HEas.

N AINSfi " MCLt.NNt.N.-NOIIC VI Il HEA1-
by given that Limited Partnership 81 Nlarsa y
Mct1enneu. certificate of formation vas l.
IN the otre of the Clerk - the county of New YORK
January 4th. 1900 and certificates conruuatoa@ -
cen'oer 30th, 1901 ana December S4st 1872 pursuant
I'd 1910 Uroev the name 90 GNFSF & MCLssNNs-..s,
County Of New YORK. and the general nature et s sE
ness tc be transacted is that 90 buying s-ll@s
and dealing In lumber and timber ne general 5aS
cial partners all OF whom of,full axe. are Wla
Marsh general partner resiting a. id Ef,h AyeaSs
oUgh " Manhattan. CITY cf New NcrS eSe..,-tsn
McClennen general paTt1er Tss.5ns az - s9sJa ses
Street, East Orange y T., William z. NounsS -, H
PARTNER residng ale West lt6th street ooss s5sssa
ManhattaH. Ctty OF New York. Charles A. NeacsS, 4.
partner. residing at Y'nSegs New fork anl 4" Fscs
YOuags. special partu'r residing at summit 81 81. re
special partner has contributed the sum e SS 81
stock % said partnership. and the ce ~ IA
which partnership has been continued was ue I'm
O Clerk % the County ~ NcN York on -
S0th. 1904.
Dated New York. January %. l9e5
WIIIIsN r. MNEssH.--~x
HERBERT r. M ,l-r.N>H~
WILLIAM T.. NCtNG..
CTIA RI.r,S A. lOl'NGSs
DAVID T. YCCNG=-
A DVERTisEAIENTS subscriptions Tor Thu kf''~
a their Uptown Onnee.
NO sea BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Mad!son Square G.122 Bway): Brooklyn 7S Court g.
New terms beginning Trial lessons frea -
Teachers
EDRIVATE TUTOR-Languages and ma tber,at tcs. 49,,
Il aratlon for college school
erences. TUTOR. Tribune Office. o3N iS'-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
Limited Copartnership Notices.

JAMES McGovERN & Co.-NOTICE Is
" hereby given that the copartnership heretofore
existing between James McGovern. Lenuel G. Bene-
diet and Robert A Drysdale. carrying on and oolnk
business stock and bond brokers under the nrIn
name and style OF James McGoYsrn a Co., was TINS
day dissolved by mutual consent Any OF the FORMER
partners win sign in liquidation
Dated. New York. December 31st. 1s04-
JAMES McGOVERN-
IEMUEL4 c. BENEDICI-
ROBERT A DR1SDALE-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

Sworn to before me
CHAS. l. THATCI-
Clerks once,
County Of New York.
Let the Terms of I
be published once a
The New York Law
papers published and
ty OF New York.
Dated New York. 3
The sun., 1905-11-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 49eH per cent; last loan.
money quoted at 8 per cent for sixty TO ninety
days, 5H per cent. for four months and 5M5i+
oial paper quoted az 5d5H per cent; for prime
single names and bills receivable other names,
per cent
The foreign exchange market, was firm
to-day the demand sterling rate advancing %
points. Posted rates were quoted al, as3'i
Long bills. s4s2 s2h6e4s2a sight drafts,
81 se55 a 4.seo5, and cable transfers. S4.s715d
AS725. Francs were quoted at 5l0's less
l-lGd5lah for long and 5l6'f less l-i8 for
for long and 0Si. do5 $40 for short, Guilders
were quoted at 3oj. for long and 40 lilo less
lie for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
base premium Chicago -2oc., premium.
Chsrleston1JB'anIks, buying par selling. l,ioe, ,
treal--Par New orleans-C Commercial, 81
discount; banfs 81 premium. st, Paul -.l5c,
discount Minneapois--30c. premium Louis
villen2Oc preniuuml., IS San Frangisco- nc, 3,o soc
mlum
Money in London, 2I@sI per cent, Rate
Of discount in open market for short and
three months bills. 4m4l. Per cent. Consols
count at ss ll-le. Paris sd vices quote per
rate Of discount is 8 per cent. Exchange
on London rs francs 14H centimes. Berlin
advioes quote exchange on London 20 marks
a pigs. The private rate Of discount Is 4ts
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. &ae+, 49,, ,i75; balances, sl2.2e7, ,597:
sub-Treasury debit balance, sll4aSl,
=, Commercial price Of bar silver in New
% a.ied. Mexican silver dollars we're S' Quoted Cd
at 4eJ5c.
The sun., 1905-11-19

and steel industry is such as to cause hard
enlng Of prices all along the line there,
that are still carefully checked, however,
from being Of the runaway order; and as re-
gard every grade Of manufacturing en-
torpriso consumption appears to be still
heavily in excess cf production. All this
in, i.ably leads to the conclusion that de-
preston in stock market prices caused by
spasnis in the money ate, such as was wit
Messed last Monday, cannot at this adj
valcch stage Of the season be prolonged.
since a pori ID Of case Of money will In the
natural course of things and produced
by the usual ebb and flow Of the move
ment of funds in and out Of the great fnan-
cial centres, begin to appear in evidence
not later than the middle Of January. In
expectancy Of such relaxation In money
rates and in the continual presence Of such
splendid business prosperity an now exists.
investors and spectators will naturally
take advantage Of such breaks in prices
as may perhaps occur for the cause speci-
fed to add to their holdings Of securities.
The sun., 1905-11-19
FIN ASCIAL.
Guanajuato, zaCa.ecas, San Luis,
The CananeaS and The
Verde Copper Bell.

These great mineral regions lie sirost
in straight line five hundred miles IN length
along the ridge of the American colt,na.''
They are the greatest IMMORAL dls'rds
in the world. Guanaiuato and Zacs,ecs'
produced during the seventeenth, eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries more PRECIOUS
metals than had heen produced in he worI,
altogether at the time Of their disHoyery'
The Cananeas and the Verde CoIIcr Rci
are now producing copper in vast lna't,'.'',
and the SAN LUIS is developing into yeFT
great copper property, with gold and r'r
enough in its ores to pay the entre = 4"
production.
The two northernmost of these s,r'S
are copper and the two southern - Rhu
and silver In the SAN LUIS, wh ch IS tNs
central district. the precious metals ar" 40
combined with copper that while II IS .''af
copper property quite equal 70 - .N '"7
north lit is also a gold and silver pr',"r'"n
such An extent that the gold and silver FaY
the entire cost OF the production a. all re
metals, leaving the copper as a hy-pr'iHr,'
costing nothing. 1t has apparently s' 'aH'n
gold and silver as Lacatecas and GUIANA
juato and as much copper as the ClraneN
and the Verde Copper Belt.
The SAN LUIS is already produoHS ana
earning hands rmely. 1t ia drvo'Hr ~
earnings. together with the proceed, ". '''
sale Of its treasury stock. for the t.u" ar,iI
to new equipment and opening up now a''
but it will soon be able t. turn thes" 's. -
vastly increased by these bctterur''~. t'
dividends. which will he sufficient ..'
to satisfy the most optimistic Of st".a' '''
ers.
Prices will be qr0tei on app'ica Ion
MYRA II, MARTIN, SecrctarN'
II william Street, New iurh
The sun., 1905-11-19
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Comptroller of the Currency has is
existence OF the Seaboard National Bank
for twenty years. The directors of the bank
ing a stock dividend Of 100000 out OF the
surplus.
The New York Air Brake Company has
secured a contract from the New York Cen
is said to be the biggest order OF the kind
ever placed The order for the cars which
Gus car building companies few weeks
ago was also one Of the largest orders OF lis
kind on record.
The offices Of the American LOGON olive
Company in this city and the works in Schener-
tady will be closed in respect for the late
President Pitkin. whose funeral will be held in
Schenectady tomorrow.
Hugh n. Kirkland, assistant cashier Of the
Commercial Bank OF Albany has been an
pointed cashier Of the Mutual Bank Of this
City
The sun., 1905-11-19
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Tho outside market. after a strong open
inG. maintained quotations fairly we'll and
closed firm, except in the mining group
where there was reactionary tendency
New York Central rights were fairly active
az advancing quotations. Chicago Subway,
after strong opening. lost Il. points, sub
seouently recovering somewhat Standard
Oil advanced points. lnterborough de-
clined fractionally on few transactions.
United Copper, Boston Consolidated and a
number Of other copper stocks lost frac-
tionaly, bur Greene maintained its price
level, The trading was only moderately
active outside Of the mining issues in which
the business was largely concentrated. Ha-
vana Tobacco advanced a point Can stocks
werc firm. Standard Milling issues improved
substantially.
The transactions in the market to-day were
The sun., 1905-11-19
IMPORTS AND ENP0RI>.

Tho impcrts of specie for The 0".n TT,,"''
slOO $50, of which 23i .5l4 WAS Ia, ",
tal specie imports si.oc january l.. -'i
Experts Of specie were. SiIyrt Stln -'' tss
81 900, total Of sG2O, O,2s6, against S,'..'' .,a
previous week. The cNport5 ,tI ~, ~"
January | have been. Gf'd S',-'''''"
silver, s3l ,o29.7l2, total Of sd9,2a',-.''
The sun., 1905-11-19
TiUsT COMPANY REPORTs.

OAKLEIGH IHORSE
JOHN ID. CRIMMINS
WILLIAM n. LEUPP
HENAS DOWD
RAYMOND j. CIIATRY
FRANK l.. HILTON
ALBERT l., BANISTER Z
CARLETON BUNCE
". ". LEE
". j. Eek
III. ID. FONDA
JOHN G.. BOSTON
FRANK ". BLACK
The sun., 1905-11-19

CHARLES T. BARNEY
JAMES CAMPBELL
". II. CHESEBRoUGH
JOHN u. CRIMHINS
JAMES M. DONALD
ASHBEL p. FITCH
II. d. HOLLINS
JAMES s. KUHN
FRANK r. LAWRENCE
The Jewish outlook., 1905-10-06

does not mean that I give Unfortunately
for I do not. Neither do I consider every
so-called charitable enterprise which is
started a worthy object. But to such insti-
tutions the Golden school it is a pleasure
to give, and give freely. Within those walls
are hundreds of young men, bright ener-
getic fellows, ambitious to make the best out
of life and willing to work like slaves in Or
der to do it. They ask no aid from anyone,
but go ahead, overcoming obstacles in man.
ner that is marvellous, and l repeat it is
pleasure and privilege to be able to help
along such people.
81 can't understand why such fuss is
being made over my gift to Golden. Why,
it is not unusual for men to give away
money. True, there are number Of stingy
people in the world, but they are greatly in
the minority. Most men who have money
are glad-even eager-to make good use
of it. The Jewish people are doing much
good all over the world-no more, however,
than those of other peoples. The two men
l think of just now as being the most gen.
erous are Adolph Lewiston of New York and
Jacob II. Schiff also of that city. Every
once in while there is big splurge in the
papers over some endowment he has made,
or something of the kind, but the public only
knows part of what he really does. The
man with good backing who comes to him
for money does not appeal to him Onehalf
much as the little child on the corner in
a tattered gown, who looks up into his face
with childish curiosity as he passes.
Jacob Schiff has scattered millions
broadcast-has perhaps, accomplished
much or more good than any rich man in
the United States.
"Lewisson has given many hundreds of
thousands to schools and charitable enter
prises. He is, however more interested in
endowments than anything else and many
an institution has gained a financial strong
hold by his help and generosity But why
not talk of some people outside the Jewish
nationality? You know it is embarrassing
to exploit ones own, and, to tell you the
truth, do not like notoriety in any form,
either for myself for any others belong
ing to my faith.
eff you are interested in Jewish charity
however, there is much being done right here
in our own city, for the National Jewish
Hospital and other philanthropic enter
prises.'
The Jewish outlook., 1905-10-06

Kind words produce their own image in
mems SOULS and a beautiful image it is. They
soothe, and quiet and comfort the hearer.
They shame him out of his sour morose, I'M
kind feelings. We have not yet begun to use
kind words in such abundance as they ought
to be used.-Pascal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
ENTERPRISE Does ii.

There are b ber shops for the re.
moval Of the I'd bee from tie face, bot
no place has been pFoslded where
"moss" is removed. Every city has It's
backs" whose mission IN life lie
to check progress and cry down every
thing that looks helpful. Energy.
thrift, progress and enterprise are the
artists whose keen blade often clips
the "moss-bscks."
II you want 10 make your town a
success, clip these fellows wherever
you can find them. Don't let them tell
their tale Of woe 70 the stranger who
comes TO the city for the purpose Of 10
eating. No matter what the condition
OF che toYn, do something TO cheer iE
up. II you we're sick and the attend
ing physician would say you bad "a
die, you and your friends would want
to kick him out OF the house. =
No matter what the conditions are.
where there 10 life there 10 hope" and
every man should try and put life into
his hons town. The man who by ID
dustry and enterprise often amaSses
considerable money in a few years, is
many times looked upon by these
"moss-backs" as having made his mon
ey by sharp practices when the fact lie
the same opportunities were offered to
others who lacked the push and enter
price to 60 ahead.
The live dealer In any Legitimate line
can see > bargain In many things, and
he has The foresight TO take advantage
Of it, while the man with the moss"
stands around and waits for the dollars
to commence rolling his way and on an
upgrade, too. Enterprise is what wins,
and II you have an occasional draw
back, twill surely come your way IL
you keep on trying.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
pssfnsss Cannot be Cured

by local applications. .As they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear,
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that il by constitutional remedies.
Deafness 10 caused by an inhamed con.
dition OF the mucous lining Of the
EusIAchisr T,.Je. When this tube 10
inhamed you have 4 rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, aud when u 10 ea-
tirely closed, deAtnWes 10 the reaao +,
aud unless the inham nation can W
taken oat and this tube restored TO a.
normal condition, hearing will be a.
stroyed forever, nine eases out OF ten
are caused by eAtarrh, which 10 nothing
but an inhamed condition OF the mu-
oOus surfaces.
We offer One Huudr red Dollars Re
wArdfor any case q deafness caused by
catArFh that cannot be cured by Halls
CatarTh Cure.
D. J. CHESKY 4 Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, G6c.
Take Halls Family Pills for eORsti-
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

II The vegetable growers OF Florida
Woa.d only stop Tor moment aud con-
.,d"r the situation, they would be able
O. SEE that they are far better Oh than
.hn'r of the North Even with a back.
ward season they can get their crops to
the markets long before the growers
North have begun TO make shipments,
and Il they lose one crop they can be
in the market another year, while the
grower OF oranges, when hls troes are
injured 10 knocked out Of business for
several seasons