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p IT. : 3lITlIUTVTT IZUIFIF VH'
ihel; aus Den GIcOutorcn 5%uriige5o.
Gen q ,596 Wuihcl; Glcpotorcn Dor.
rotb 593.5O6 WuldcI. &crfouic: 3
@o9aons Nr. . mciBcr III 31H. 3 DO.
9tr. 3 peiBcr 5i 30l2, ! DO. Nr. 4
luciBer All %, . 90. Nr, 3 lpciBcr 81
3GA, I 90. Nr. 1 mcibcr 81 %, I 90.
90. 5il 1884, I 90. Nr. 3 lpciBer 81
3OA, I 90. 9tr. , gcmiit)tcr 81 1884.
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|UTN. - 0HTIIVTVV TF,V-I VH'
idJcl; 8crionot BON ocr Glcpotorcn
1866 9nld)cl; Glcpotorcn . Norrotb
1881 26 NuidcI, &crfouic: 10000
9uldJcl >iobr 81 1917, 10000 ga.
mar 81 iS12. 1 @oGgonS gcrnilhtcr
Spot 5lt SO.
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Gotb eines eingcfIeiif-
ten SunggeeIIcn = SnfeI:
gu milf b%cirotben?" - Neiie: Ga,
Iicber SnfcI!!" Snfel: ,Sbu's lie
Der nid)t! Der SpaB foitct piel @eIo
unb fam inter l~lmitGnoen 30 Sabre
ouuern!"
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Waltimorcr Warftbcridltc.

Woltimorc, IS. September 1905.
Wchl. - 3uiubreu 27,t33 S0i'
Icr, cinld)IieBIjd) 1887 IGiicr SIT So
cult Foint uno i0,56S SGilcr SIT Gan.
ton. aiiitcnucrionNt 25l Safer. Sic
NtntlrlInnCm lmnrrn mir inlnt.
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Yrp0nften Warft.

llntenitebenbe Ereiie bc3icbcn Iid)
oif oen gngro3 Sonbcl; fir Den
a%lcinbonbcl ml,6 Elm entiprcd)eroer
Illfidlog genladt iperbcn.
Gier, pro 0ubenb 2Oc. bis DC.
Butter, bro Vflin0:
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Rr. 1925 cn'BnItimore. slrase. - BIN.
nler an 6srren su uermietben. - 0efniie
Oeirinfe nnb Retne. -PubsTieip.A rame.
rel" Rier. FerfaumIunaSIofaf be3 Oft.
aomborbfr. Smmerr. Anu. urs aesb,
Brreias. Chef. TeI.-Bolte 1859 20.
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gr. 1t04. PorbsQe ntrnI 'stbenrl
Der -Rorboft Smmerivdbrenbe NGiibsretn
bon baltimore %oerfamneit I'D tter
iebsn Wonta0. - 1ecrae rrebur 4 GonS
Rier am 8avf. MD beutiner Urt brett
bonn 4db,
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Nbiabrtstasc Der Compiler pon Wclu,
g)prf.

Nbiabrtstasc Der Compiler BON Welu.
Wprf.
Compiler .Gcoric" am 10. Sept.
nod) Sipcrpool.
Gompicr nYotriCiu" AM t6. Sept.
nod Sombnrg.
Gnmpicr yGtrurio" AM 16. Scpi.
nod 2iperpool.
Goypicr "Minncbobo" am 1G.
Sept. lod 2onbor.
Compiler n3%roOuIonO" ant t6.
Sept. mad, I%ntipcrpCn.
Compiler st. 2ouiS" ant IS. Scr'
icnlbcr nod Soutbompton.
Gompicr nSurncilio" olt 16. Sept.
nod Glasgow.
Gumpier rGurpotbio" ant 19.Scp
tcmbcr nod 2ipcrpooI.
Compiler nIbein" am 10. Sept.
nod Bremen.
Eompier nYunlonio" am %.
Sept. noh Hcupcl uno 8cnuo.
Compiler oTomo" an 10. Sept.
mad, Ncopcl.
Gompier Baltic" AM 20. Sept,
nod Sipcrpool.
Compiler YNopr6om" am o .Scpt.
nuh Nrtter0nmt.
Gun1picr oSonnboroin" ont 20.
Sept. nod) Neupel mo @cnuo.
Camper .0cutihlonO" am 81.
Sept. nod) Somburg.
Gnnnpicr pStolio" om 81. Sept
nod Ncapel.
EnnIpicr .Soilroinc" AM 81. Scpi
nod SABRE.
Tompier .Gompnnia" am %.
Sept. ltadl SipcrppoI.
Compiler oYrctori6" an %. Sept.
nod Sonburg.
Gnmpfer nGrene" am %. Sept.
nud) Neopcl mo @enuo.
Compiler oMciubo" an %. Scrt.
nod Sonoon.
Tompicr oGuIeoortia" am %. Sept.
nud) Glasgow.
Gompicr o3ccIn1to" am %. Scp1.
nod Nntlucrpen.
Tumpier philadelphia" ON %
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ont 26. Scpt. nod Bremen.
Gompicr .Statcnoom" an q.
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nod) &ipcrpooI.
Gompicr vllnitcb States am q.
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3ompicr .Giitu bt Sorino" an
y. Sept. nutb gtcopel mo 8enlto.
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Scpt. nod Glasgow.
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tcnlbcr nod) Saorc.
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nod Sonlburg.
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am 2S. Sept. nod Bremen.
Compiler Settle" om 20. Sepi.
lluf SipcrpOoI.
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tembcr mad, Somburg.
Gorpier minneapolis" ont 80.
Sept. nod Hou0on.
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nutl gr.tpcrpen.
9onpier st, Yoltl" am 30. Sept.
nod Souibnmptoit.
9ompier ollnlbria" AM 80. Sept.
nod Giperpool.
Camper .a.itoria" anl so. Sept.
nod WlaSgoru.
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8robc" am 3. 0ft. noh grcmcu.
9ompier rGuronia" ant 3. Oft.
nnh Siuerpool.
9ompicr .Gccnnic" ant 4. Sft.
llnd) 2iperpooI.
Gompicr nHDnoom" am 4. Oft.
iioh Hottcronm.
Tonlpicr n@igurto" om 4. Sft.
nod Hcupcl mo @enlio.
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nod SABRE.
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nod Sonburg.
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5. Oft. mad, bremen.
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nod Somburg.
9ontpier n2utunla" am Z. Stt.
nod 2iperpool.
T,rn,,;er 9Guid hilbert" nm 7
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1nipt Mich .Mdpbis.ta0e,"

Sprbof Ode Der bofps uno SorreitS itabs.
Snupt1uariier ocs 6einnppereinS rWaslo'
bic. 6inaiiinben ieben DornertinANbeHb.
Berfu mnlnnaen oes -eentenrtiui Waeteer'
Rerstns" ichen 2, urh I. Stenitna i'm DO
not. 7eIepboK - Wf. Serion 286G u.
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uaS 4tstIaabtsU =.
Enrtna's canton QteberfrunS,paae.

SiioueltsGde 8. Ctr. II. Suitaoe., Canton.
Sonpt liiurt.er bes Canton Gieberfrdus -
Sineftunce icocn 9onneiftaa aberb. -
9uncnsSerein berfururreit lid iecen Bttb
jtug Nbero. TniicudlsPier am Bupt.-
G~befapenfs 1clcpbou: WoIfe 1883 q.
(2pril13iO
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ehmist,s .gi&ersraut.Sone,"

Gde 2. NIB @cnGssG trnbe. COMMUNICATIVE
hes ~paGern Ser. sllnt. sBeretns." -eihcn'
fran8s2anlenpcrcins, nGnnton Sn,ncrlu.
Rous iilto Gcib.8ercinS.@ ~9entfte &C.
miitbIidfeif.- ~aeHeIihmieoe unicn-- Iiiib
-SefpcrsGonfInbc gr. 4f6, =. 8. 9 Jrt'
foes Pier All ieter Belt. 1elepb0n: z.
e. Y. - NuIf $500 sS.
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y. n. NntfutnuNe VuHt
Eorhpit'9de Buugb. unb 9droItneHSf,abs.
Suupiounrtier bcs -@dherN'RdrnerGors-.
R.r0. ,Gfc SQUAD. uuo gnroItueffr. Ser.
etnsnerinmmIuiia icbcn 9otnerfioa ubenb.
9ieuv WttpItcher ipiHipumen. Nor8nas
itdbea Rier Der RattOnni'9rouetet I'm 2npt.
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Hr. 1929. of. Brott,s trnbe.
-6eHen'5armitdoter Ecrein' t%sIianmeIt
Iht i,ben erfien 9ieuftoa I'm Wonot In
Der Gale. Snne fnr gertins uns Nfit'
linfetten Az bermtetaen-
tSan5, I'D
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VT. 1920 bis fi22. Sarforb,n btnue.
SauptonGrttcr hes ~1baii1'U dnner6rrs".
Soue NIB Gommeranrien btnta Al ber'
mtetten Outer Blot fit slufterHroffeD.
4siuite 6eirdnie. TretssSool. q. 4 p
1elerbor - Wt. Rertou 3700 u.
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% ITO. Rbs. t3ruft etfs)......... II
100 lltO, Abs. (1rutt Gtts) t67s
1000 lltb. Rbe. t1ruit Gtfs.) ......... II
10 llnitco SiuiIipnb5 .............. II .
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An u%erfnuicn

81 uerfnutcn:
Ptlltp cine qitgebcr0c Gufcr mo NroO,
Hdderei; n1es quoennerfnuf g}ufSuiruqcu be-
Seber & 9Ionf. III. s5i, E1eit. pratt. =traee.
(2bT-O
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GcrfGufe oui Scr bieiigcn ef'eftcu.
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Gteacnseinde.


SteneneiudI:
Gin Nader 5lncite Suno iuht Stcue. M}au
n%hreiiirc: -. y. i13," E%cntid,er Correspondent.
t25B-O
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e6e Gaft. urb 3aitsabenme, Gani,n.
Warpion6sIeIepbon - 81 4.
Sdupfaudrfier be4 0efanobere!nS -ebsl.
tpcib.~ ~9nmensReSetnS bsS 4belUs.:A--
.Ganton.GoneInbes Rr. 446, >. O. o.
-Srtental,D tftriftS ~. 15e, .. u.sS.e unb
.Ganton Spar' u. BergrnganeS. SeretnS'.
(Sept2f. 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14

Vertaugt
&erlangt int Mnsemcincn.

Tenifdes Hrbetts,s ri -gRrrau.
Pc. 2t9. &fosSborps Strobe, inter Der auiiibi
Ier r3eutften Geieufhsit." - 9ieieriaeu. bic
teuti9e Sunbperier. grbeitcr nno 9icnithoteu
Iu hefbdttiaen iuiinfdten. porIen it rerionIict
pber In frunftrien Rricten OIL ben gpenten bet
Seienf6aft,. Sohunn Z. Wtener. Hr. $40, eRo-
Ihisiuntt ertbeiIsn pirS. @prehftnuoen bon 1
hts 8 1lbr. C5an28 40
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&. @pahn'S ReMauIant.

, gir. q23, Moro. @ccn., ode Mntbonb CTR.
, 0cri1mlnlunasloiul ors ,Nntouia . Cont
, cInoes AIR. 800. y. o." aSfeubcn.Dt'
i iirifts UT. 1906" rShiHcrsBitritts 9tr.
J 1903. 3, Il. n" nh nBiitrifis 9ir. 2s0,
/ 3. II. n" SuHc an Sercirs All bermie'
/ tben.- 5ein';e giclc. Neirs NIB onoere
! 6etrdnfe. t22-)
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Sphx nrany3 ,Nddtr-perteTes."
Rr. 13b, Sarrifons, nnbe lcIinqtcrsgfr.,
Geo. 0iintber, IT,. 8ranz9o's Elet. sSar'
rter 9unfh bun 10 bis 1 ubr Fa6Tif'
TAGS. gne hcutften yddtr ftnb sam Be-
fute etnaeIaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-14

Soicph sditpt ngrr'e Cafe.
21t5 9ntpertpu Moab, nabe drencrt6.Ape.
9te heitcn Ncine i'm JSetic1o. Wiubl-
teiten ~ lcoer Sett. sei9Httslnrih CINE
SpeSinlitdt. - 3nupt1lturtier beb -gurs
rouion Nrbeiteri Widuneroors".
(2Ipril20. 1O
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II luorcn luic ioldt:

bis ollagciu0ltcS go. 3.75-3.9O
WoiSmcbl, 100 Finnb.. t.35-t.45
3uiubrcn 1897 9u.
id)el; &crionot bon ocu GIcpotorcn
1892 @uld)cl; Glcpotorcn Torrotb
355,7S3 @uld)cl.
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eGipetger'D Gsie,.
gr. TOT lnb TOT, IoN1barh'6traAS. etOHs }
Iantfotpn. Seinffe Aetne nnb 2tan6re. J
Der a~eifirbeffe Srt anf Der Grbe. = Dte J
better Solicitations In etstlanbtoWn. !
Hrompts NebtenunS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

Mr.. Williams, the Democratic lead r
OF the House OF Representatives, 5
unduly alarmed abo0t the Plat and
Orumpscker bills to reduce the repre-.
sentation OF the Southern States, In
the first place, those Republicans who
understand the conditions here do not
favor the measure, and II they did it
would be impossible to pass such bill
without changing the rules Of the
Senate. There are thirty-three Demo-
Gratis in the Senate and they could talk
to death any bill to which they are all
opposed and 80 obstruct legislation
that there would be a deadlock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05


Postmsster-G General Payne has de-
clared The admission into our mail
OF packages weighing more than four
pounds is quite impracticable II
packages OF ten, twenty or thirty
pounds were carried in the mail bags
under our free delivery system, espe-
cially in the service OF rural districts,
Il would mean the organization Of
vast express company Of our own with
thousands OF wagons and several times
rs many horses, and we do not see how
it can be made to pay. Ifitisa profit
able enterprise, why don't our million
aires go into il, who are now trying in
vain 70 get two per cent for their
money? There are four exp ress COM
panies now. and nobody has any OBJ
lection to one mote. They have no
monopoly Of the carrying business.
Germany and some other countries
have a parcels post, and they can main
tain il because they control the rail-
roads and own the telegraph lines. II
anybody who has money believes a
parcels post would pay in this country,
let him invest in one and become
great public benefactor."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
peafnes, CANNOT be oured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is 10y constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused BY an inlamed con
dition OF the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube When this tube is
inhamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperieci hearing, and when Il is
entirely closed, deafness is the result,
aud unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored 10 its
normal condition, hearing win be de-
stroyed forever Nine cases out OF ten
are caused by ealarrh, which is moth.
lax but an inuamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness (eaused by ca
tarrhl that cannot be cured 10y Halls
Catarrh Cure Send TOR circulars
free, II. J CmgNgy 4 Co, Toledo, o.
sold by drngEtsis, zoe.
Tase Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

Newport, r. l., Jan, 4.-The official
record made by the United States
steamship Chattanooga on her four
hours speed run at sea yesterday
was 1911 knots an hour The an.
nouncement was made today by the
navy trial board. The speed called
for by the contract was 1876 After
slight repairs to her machinery are
completed the gunboat viii be sub.
jected to 24-hour trial for the pur.
puose of testing her general efficiency.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

After one Of the greatest contests Of
any age this strongly fortified place,
by the tactics and fighting qualities Of
the Japanese--oGe OF the small nations
Of the world--has been compelled to
capitulate.
Rrssia, the largest and most auto
cratic nation, has. with all OF lite vast
resources in money and men, been at
this point overcome. What will be the
result OF this event? Will this sur
render affect the result Of the war now
being waged? Looking back at the
events Of this war it appears that while
the surrender will add confidence in
japan from other nations, this cond-
dence will not be such as will justify
any outside interference Russia, il
would seem, Is in this war to win, let
the cost be what II may; in fact, she
has for years been preparing to assert
her right TO an outlet to the Pacific
ocean through port open throughout
the year, as her other port, VIadivos-
tok, for the greater part OF the year, is
useless as for the reason that 1t Is ice-
loci ed, while Port Arthur, several
hundred miles south. is not only free
from ice butts large and more COM
modious harbor and is so situ-
ated as to give Russia control
OF the situation commercially.
It therefore appears chat under
existing conditions Russia cannot az
ford, even with the present loss Of
Port Arthur, to give up the battle; on
the contrary il is morally certain that
she will continue the war. All indica-
tions point to this conclusion. 1t has
been asserted that Russia desires no
no interference in the contest and has
freely intimated that no offers OF medi-
tation would be acceptable to her.
With the changed conditions. howey-
err, il may be possible that she will en-
terrain such an offer, but we do not
think that such will be the case, for
the fact remains that she is now pre-
pairing to put in the field an army we'll
equipped and large enough TO crush
the Japanese. viii the world look on
and see Japan blotted out Of exist
ence2 II looks 90 to US.
The aim and object Of Russia is now
and has been for years past to occupy
Port Arthur, the only outlet to her by
which she can control the East, and
alloi her Aims have been to this end
Manchuria Is bat a side issue, co-exisi-
ent with the possession Of Port Ar
thur. Port Arthur Is the apple Of the
eye OF Russia and she will not at this
stage Of the war cease 10 strive for il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

The experts who have been going
over the books Of Tho Worlds Fair 10
set the actual number OF admissions,
paid and free, fud shat che total was
1905 .Sb5. OF these l2,Sg4,6i6 Were
paid ana ESQ ,29o fsve, Secretary
stevens Estimates that the woskmen's
passes reached total OF 0oolo, The
number 90 children admitted free vas
i00.s12
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

The beef Trust case has been again
postponed by the supreme Court, as
49, atiorney.geueral was not ready
~ nroeeed. Not that = will make
much difference 10 the beer CONSUMERS
whishever way the ease goes The
only way 20 bring the paekeu' COM
h,ne - time is 90 proceed against
,hem under the criminal section Of the
arsl.trust law, and THE the RdmistFa.
tion persists ln not doing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

Congressman Baker ansi'pass Baker
when che legislative executive and
,oaloinl appropriation Din was under
confederation, criticised the Bureau Of
Corporation, declaring that &c vas eli
ther incompetent, or did nos intend 60
80 AZ the facts about corporations.
~ cited enc ease where che books Of q
corporation had been examined and lt
could NOT bo ssc@r,alned whether 'hat
CORPORATION had made flWoQoo %
slo5 10000 80 wonder ihers has been
Is publlcity there would seem 60 have
hesa nolhiog discovered The freti'
ss.t should have some eompoteul
ersountanW ii De really wants 90 So nt
ihf iscts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

Miss Daisy Letter, lhe youngest
aauehterof the late Levi = Letter Of
Chicago, has followed the example Of
her two sisters and chosen for herself
a. Engllsh lord for husband, the an
nounccment having been made Of her
engagement 70 the Earle Of Suffolk
and perkshire
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

A general order has been prepared at
the War Department In regard 70 the
new onliorms which specifics that all
troops serving IN che United States,
wish she exception az the artillery,
ahall wear the olive.drab a. a service
uniform, and that officers shall also
wear shat uniform In garrison duty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

The bulls Of Wall street, when Tom
Lawson blows ~ from Boston, feel very
similar to the denizens OF cattle town
when the bad man arrives and makes
the tenderfoot dance. They don't
know whose turn will come next.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

When Uncle Sam has finished all the
ships now building for him his navy
will need for manning OF all the ves-
sells 0ss officers and eJ.8eS men. This
is more than twice as many rs the law
now provides for.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

The savings banks Of the world have
50 1000 depositors and al aggregate
Of sl0,5Oo.00 ,oO0. Of which $1,000
10000 deposits and 1905 600 depositors
are credited to the United States.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

But. instead Of approPriatiDg 81 ,o0O,-
600 for the education OF marksmen 10
the army, wouldn't It be better for
Congress to appropriate 100000 for
the educatlon--and examination--of
susceptible bank oiiicials2
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

The sugar consumption OF the United
States IN the current year seems likely
70 exceed that OF any previous year.
che total quantity brought into the
United states in the nine months ended
With September, l9Oiyia 2,b0o,0o0,0O0
pounds against s,7ooooo.0oo pounds in
1904
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

In Italy there are many matrimonial
brokers and 10 IL paying business.
Indeed they keep correct list OF ali
manageable girls or women in the
district and endeavor to make matches
the same as real estate broker sells
land.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement of the kidneys and
cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment the Kidneys II YOU are feel
ing badly yOu can make no mistake by
taking DR. Kilmer's Swamp-ROot, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
II corrects inability TO hold urine and
scaiding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity OF being
compelled to so often through the day,
and To get mp many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
II stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp Root is pleasant 10 take and is
sold by all druggists in ffty-cent and
oue-dollar size bottles. You may lave a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
coyery aud book that tells all about il,
both sent free by mail Address, Dr. Kill
mer & Co. Binghamton, ~ " When
writing mention reading this generous
Offer in this paper Don't make any
mistake, but remeuberthe name Swamp
Root, Or. Kilmer's swamp Root and the
address, Binghamton, n. Y, on every
bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

All advertising bills become due after first
appearance OF advertisement. unless otherwise
stipulated n contract, Parties not known 70
~ wiub rc0uired 20 paw for advertising 10 adj
vance. Address. THE DAILY SUN.
0krEEsvuLE. FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

Inc Tvicc-s Week Sun Is en- eightpsge,
forty.column paper. published every Mon
Gay and ThuUday, ard contains al the
news Of the week local. state and gen.
sral, and win be mailed. postage free, 20 any
par 81 the United States or Canada, fOrtl.oO
year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

Keadina notices IN local COLUMN 10 cents
Inc for arst insertion. and cents for each ad-
1ltionsl insertion.
Rates for dispiay advertising made known
On application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

i've. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
Observation-Disclosures
thekidney poison
ed blood will at
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

The DAILY S0F published every mornine ex-
ceps Monday. delivered By carrier IN the city.
o. mailed TO any part Of the United States. pos
taee free. fof o. year; $3.50 six months; ei.25
three months: or 50 cents for Eve week.
strictly IN advance.