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Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04

Miss Mary F. Smith, of Philadelphia,
is a visitor of friends and relatives.
Miss Bessie Fleming is visiting in Lew
istown, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
Our Great Red Ticket
Reduction Sale
IS NOW ON

We begin to-day to give you the Greatest Reduction in prices that
was witnessed in Milford F w
Every Department has been thoroughly gone and the Red Ticket
on and prices reduced SO as to make go We have begun earlier
cut told to-day your reduction prices make ns h
whether we need the goods not While space to name
all reduconaon ALL we give you few just to show you that
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Among the prominent visitors "a
this city yesterday was F. A. schuetz
OF Duluth, MINI, who has been spend
ing the past four months at Meanwhile,
Putnam county, as the guest OF his
friend, George Berkelmann. Col
Schuetz is also q friend OF Captain An.
tonic Paul, special agent OF the United
States general land office. He has
been cor more than twenty years depu-
" county auditor in his StSte, and
stands high socially and politically
lie came 10 Florida for his health. and
has been greatly benefited, and is we'll
pleased with the State and ils people.
lie expects to remain with Ar. Berkel-
mann until about May /.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
MONTHLY MEETING
BOARD OF TRADE
Largely Attended and Interesting
Session Of That 5ody.
WANT TO ADVERTISE CITY

Committee Was Appointed TO Confer
With Or. Clarence q. Strouse in Mat
Ter Of AdVertisinE-Board Pleased at
Actions Of Citizens. .
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Gainesville Board Uf Trade vas held At
the Board Of Trade rooms. City Hall,
Wednesday afternoon NJ O'Clock, a
good crowd being present
There was great deal ut important
business coming before the board at
this meeting Among other things dis
cussed was the proposed extension ~
the charter ~ the city Of Gainesville,
which would give TO the city more mu-
niclpal power, Ne sell ~ extend the
limits TO n point which would greatly
increase the population OF the city.
The board commended the sction Of
the citizens IN mass meeting Tuesday
evening, and IL wa. the nature Of the
meeting that every encouragement
and influence be exercised towards the
passage ~ the measure
The matter ~ advertising the city
through the Bible Conference, Chris.
,ian Workers Institute and Chauiau-
qua WAS brought up, aud after some
discussion a committee comprising W.
NJ Pepper, Geo W Hyde aud b. +.
Jordan vas appointed 10 confer with
Dr Clarence H. Slrouse in the matter
The committee met DR. Strouse late in
the afternoon, And special meeting
Of the Board ~ Trade will bee held THIS
afternoon, NJ which the committee will
max" lts report.
The committee suggests that the
business men ard Others using printed
permit the advertising ~
the functions To Bee placed upon the
same, Which viii not detract from the
respective business, but will prove
great agent ia advertising Gainesville
aud tho BIbl" Conference aud ChAu.
tNupua
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often enGs fatally
hut by choosing the right medicine +
II. Wolfe Of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheated
death. lie says: Two years ago ]
had kidney trouble, which caused me
great pain, suffering and anxiety, but
took Electric Bitters, which effected
a complete cure. | have also found
them Of great benefit in general de-
bility and nerve trouble, and keep
them constantly on hand, since, as
find they have no equal" All drug.
gists guarantee them at soc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
GOOD ROADS WILL
CONNECT GOOD TOWNS
Time Not Far When Gainesville
n and Ocala May Visit.
| TRAVEL BY AUTOMOBILE

&c Smith and J. =, Spencer Arrived
ttWednesdaY, Having Made the Trip
BY Automobile From Ocala in Lit
tie More Than -Four Hours.
&c. Smith aud J. II. Spencer OF
OcalA are In the city The former - a
member OF the Ocala Furniture Com
pany, and 10 associated With Mr. Speu.
Ger under the firm name Of smith "
Spencer, dealers IN automobiles and
gas aud gasoline engines they came
from 0cala on Que Of their Glide tour.
ing cars. making the time from Ocala
70 Micanopy, partly over a sandy road 4,
in q few moments over three hours.
The time from Micanopy 10 Gaines.
Vile. by way Of Tacoma, WacahOota
and ArredoDdo, WAS made IN good
time.
The machine 10 fourteen horse.
power, and IL one Of the best manufac.
tured IL created a great deal Of IN
terest among the curious here
Messrs. Smith aud Spencer have
some for the purpose ~ introducing
their machine, and will remain here
for two or three days. They expect to
make an inspection Of the newly CON
stFucisd roads IN this vicinity today
II note with great deal " interest
that Alachua county people have the
good roads fever" remarked MIR.
Smith. tie the best thing In the
world Tor the advancement AZ n com.
munity, ~ has been demonstrated In
Marion. hope the time will come
and ! believe IL will, and not very far
distant'-when OcAlA aud Gainesville
will be more closely bound ~ neigh.
bors, when our Ocpla and Gainesville
friends may visit e N other frequent.
~ When the roa, hrs In proper con.
dit'on u will be an easy matter for
your people 10 breakfast NJ home, eat
dinner with tArir OcAlA friends. spend !
= pleasant ysnd return In plenty Of |
time for supper. THIS Ia bound 20 BE- |
accomplishing by al automobile trip
over properly constructed roads and |
10 will not b. many years before you |
gill see IT,"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
uld papers here cheap.
HEALTH is YOUTH.

Diseases and Sickness Bring Old Age
herblne, taken every morning. before
breakfast, will keep you in robust
heSlth-dt you toward OF disease. Ia
cures constipation, blhousness. dys-
prpsia, fever, skin, liver aud kidney
complaints Il puritcs the blood and
clears the complexion. Mrs. D. W.
smith, Whitney. Tex, writes April 3.
1907 II have used Hcrbine, and fluid
" the beet med iciDe for consultation
aud Ever troubles. IL does ali Won
claim for u ! highly recommend Il. "
IA bottle sold by W N. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Carload Of hsrsfOrds for Spring p,
Farm Came IN Good Time. I


The carload Of Hereford registered
cattle recently purchased At Henrietta,
Texas. by n. A. Callison, manager OF
Spring Park Farm, Bennington, notice
~ which las already appeared in The
Sun, arrived via the Seaboard Air Line
ITuesday night. and Wednesday were
unloaded and driven 20 the farm,
eight miles to the westward Of the
city.
The consignment consisted OF seven
teen head Of fine cattle, all registered,
and was one OF the finest droves Of cat
tie ever seen In this State. The drove
a. whole was viewed by many cattle-
men who know a good COW, and the
flock was the center OF admiration Of
all who saw IL.
Manager Callison states that the
Spring Park Company has finished
buying cattle for the present, rs they
now have one OF the best stocked farms
not only in the State, but in the entire
Southeast.
Photographic Smith secured an ex-
cellent photograph OF the car, which
will be used for advertising purposes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
palIatd,s Ltorshound sxrun

Immediately relieves hoarsr. cronpy
cough, oppressed rattllng, rasping and
difficult breathing. Henry &, Stearns.
Druggist, ShullsbufR, Wiz. writes May
70, 1901 II have bssn selling hal.
iArd's horehound syrup for two years,
AMI have never had q preparation that
has given better satisfaction. | notice
that when sell n bottle they com.
back Tor more. csn honestly recon- .
mend IT. 2c, hoc. 81 an Sud by ".
NJ johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
How to Go TO California.

Travel via the ChicPRo, Uuion Pa
ciic 4 North. Western Line. Two fast
through trains each day, The over
land Limited, electric lighted, less than
three days en route. The California
Express through service TO San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Portland. The
hest OF everything. Full particulars
on application to W. h. Kniskem, T. T.
NJ, c x y. w Ry., Chicago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
10 the Voters IT ',s,uc.vIlr

To thU Nlt"rs ~ pa'urs,Iir
hereby announce myself ~ a eau
dtdatv tur recollection 60 thr uNles If
matshai, tlbIrrt 60 'tr R'tpu " ga.
citltrns ut t,atncsyt,.r ~ ur comm,
mun'cipal rircI,vu leave nay ra.r
10 'hcrt hapds 10 ! have di,rhafr-d
my duiy ~ marshal ,u tho pact. Ak
tho,f indulgence and ih,if yatrs M fu.
tuFe. u they du not THINK | have On.
charged my duty then 70 rev. With
'hem viii appreciate support. how.
ever, and promise a. loug ~ 100 the a..
Nee 10 shuS patjiAllty 90 pr one he.
sPectiullJ Cu,. r,....>
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

To the \otcs u' gainesville
hereby auuuuuc, my.,if as a can.
d'dstr Tor the vr."r u' u,u.a. ,.t
lect u thv Nruou 90 tLr ,.Irr.
Gainesville AZ thr cowug mHu.e,.,.
election. liav, always trru a .,,nI
Democrat. An AiWA,s read, o. t,ut.,
my AID ana iuAuvu.r Iu sulgsft ,f
right end !ust,ey. Au1 f elected r,,.,,
lsr !ait and huuttt svr,ir, N.ir..i
Tear ot favor KesvvculU,
u A k.r,. ...,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
J -eir nrnnrtnnlt,.

Ms llr. Halr quit. Hl impress
sion ut ih" rrcrl ion. didn't T. Eve-y
rodl sryu"j to he talking ahNu; me.
candid lr.cpd They talked s,lll more
about l1u u'tc. ,ou had gone,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

! hvtvhY ANNOUNCE w,.,.' a .s.f
date iot The ofhcr 90 Nat,hA. .f be-.
Cur OF Gainesville. aud .1Uc.t these.
poN vi all the yotrp oi ,N,d csc, A. ~.
coming election ~ cttN vfNyvn
" elected, ] promise tu give fu q.
the people vigorous Hnd tuluar.. f,
stofoise Of the duties prt,A.D,r.
that ohce. lkespsc,fuiiy.
sL1r-.ktVBAKp 4 RFtEAE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Airrr bottle OF ~ TEACHERS Liver and
Mood syrup will he sent 10 anv reader Of
tins paper Who viii write n the Thatcher
Medicine Co. Chattanooga. Tenn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Wife | found ont something today
that Promised never 20 tell. uus-
hand Well 60 ahead: I'm listening
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
FIVE MILLION BRICK

] noN have ihr finest and 5~st build.
ing bt'cS made "a Gvurs,a sire a. nv
"tpvnsc Tor lowvsi cash prte~s deliver.
81 ~ any point In FiOrtda. p. y.
JELkS. Macon. Ca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
Begin Taking oEomulsiOn Today
and Your Cure Begins Today
I![1IEft!.l|'.E' |.
n. cod Llr1, 0d fsaIsi," IRA, ETesaerf'. :

n C0d Lfrsr OF fiasis ~ "i'ar kfcfaeHfs'
It's Vralized Medicinal Food Proper
tI,s are Very Quickly Realized.
In bringing Healthy Color 20 the
Checbs ~ ths Pale and SallOw.
In Producing Strength 10 the Weak, 10
the Fs,tlr and the Invalid.
IN TouIng mp the system OF Gonzales
cents from ENhHuFting Diseases.
In Cleansing the Entire system.
In Sugrshiug the WORKOUT
I'm Rounding out the Thin. Peaked
Far,s Of children.
In Building up on their Little Bodies
N. Desirable Pink and white Flesh. and
In Dotting their Oh .oks with the Pretty
color and Dimples that make Mothers
ozoMULsIoN
IL an Antidote for all Diseases Caused By
Exposure TO Cold and Wet.
To prove its Medicinal Food Merits .
Trial Bottle Free by Mall
VIII be sent on request. Write by letter
or postal card 90
OzomulsIOn Co.. 9S Pine ST., Rev York.
All Drugglsts--Two slzes--Joc. and n.00
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

ra'n'.., ,'o To-, oas 8, per yea,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
FOR OCEAN YACHT TRIALS.
The Atlantic, the Thistle and the EndymiOn
in Commission.

wilson Narshalrs three masted auxiliary schooner
Yacht Atlantic, of the eleven entered for the
ocean race for the German EmperOr's Cur. went
into commission yesterday at City Island Captain
Parr who will command her in the race takes
change to day and from on he will supervise the
work OF fitting the yacht for her long voyage. The
Atlantics engines have been thoroughly overhauled
at Hoboken by the Fletchers, and she viii prob
eblv Re given few trials under steam before dock
ing to remove her propeller which is to be carried
in the hold in the race Later she will have a
number of trials under sail. both in Long Island
Sound and outside Sandy Hook. TO prepare her thor
oughly for the serious work in the race
The schooner yacht Thistle, owned by ex-Commo-
dore Robert E. Tod. VIII also go in commission to-
day, and she win also be tried out in a few days
Henry Redmond's yawI Ailsa, which has been fitted
with new suit Of sails and mainsail with the
cloths running vertically VIII be put in commits
sion in about week. The yacht is in charge OF
Grenvile Kane. Of the New-YoTk facht CluD with
Lem Miller a sailing master.
The Endymion. owned by CoInmodore George
Lauder. jr., OF the Indian Harbor Yacht CLUB is to
sail for Hampton Roads to-day, with the owner
and a party Of guests, who will cruise for week
or ten days getting the yacht in condition for the
Naaa re
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
YAUEs ANNUAL TRACK GAMES
Several New, Promising Men FOund-Hals
Good Run.

NsW-Haven. Conn, April 1.-THE annual games
~ the Yale Track Athletic Association were held
xhis afternoon Yale Field Several promising
new men were found. but none Of them seemed
9fltely 10 take the place lost by graduation
The best race OF the siay was the two-mile run.
,,rhfch developed into struggle between Hail and
Porter the former. who has for three years been
member OF the winning by superior training.
Much interest taken IN the 10O-yard dashes.
an ,bob there was considerable rivalry between r.
l. g1zdtehen. 'O7 and L K Robinson. OF the same
class IN the nals OF this race Tw1tchell defeated
Robinson by rev inches. the time being 10 2-5
seconds.
Parsons Yale's half-niie runner, had an easy
slime in the halfTnile run taking It in 203 55. fast
aarna considering a brisk wind which was blowing
against him on the baclstretch. The 12o-yard hur-
ales were closely contested. but in rather slow
asiuae being by H W Eales in ls s-5 seconds
n. T. shefield 'OR won the broad jump, with q
ze.s K inches and ia the hammer throw A. II. Ste
sans O5 was an easy winner with l3s feet inches.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
HOT Association PLAY.
HoUyzcood Ian Defeats the Brook
lam Football Club, 3 to o.

Interest in tho semi-fnals Of the Metropolitan
Association Football League attracted attention 90
9he games under the ''dribblng code" which were
played yesterday at Brooklyn and The Bronx
Al the grounds OF the Parlzville Athletic Club.
Ssrookiyn. the Hollywood Inn team won It's place
"A the dnal cup by defeating the Brooklyn Foot
hau Club 20 O. The YOnEers team played the
netter game The feature OF the game was the
steady work OF Ovens al centre nan for the win
nsrs lie never msplayed hls position. and fed
his forwards with excellent combination the
b<zEE Ceildo was inyincible at fGll5ack. Arm
strong played a hard game for Brooklyn. and Nc
1Seill and Nelson did well on the left wins The
<tne-uD:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
GOLF
FOsones Wins Chief Cup atlAtIantic
City Contests.
rsT zzuponAPH 70 THE TRIBUNs.l. !.

Aria1fIo City. n ), April 16.-WnIam c Swnes.
Fsr.. q the Oalmont Country Club. PittsbuTa this
tRfternoon won the chief cup In the Atlantic COun-
l1ry Club tournament. defeating H. w Perrin OF
Philadelphia, by 5 uD and 10 go. The handicap
went 10 Z. ~ Hopes Of Wilmington, Del. oy the
lUco1s Of s6-2-76. The summaries
Finals Atlantic City Cup; regular diyisfonsl-s G
4 Foanaa. sr Oaltmon9, pitiabuTE. beat H. W. FefHh'
la'hladalphia Cricket up and 10 play ,--,,.
PrEz1Gnts CcuPts- LafRorty. Columbia, h3AhAnsuO~
ilnat d. 4. ERTshail. Warren. Penn ] up
Governors Cup. CRmpboi Phillips, Hollywood. oest
- b shea OakulOnt.
NCrth6oi6 Cup-E A Darby, Atlantic Sltgs peat "
Jefferson, AtlanIic city, up - hoee.
Consolation -. Morgan. OaEnaont EAtl5Duas'
hDeSf d 81 BostWIck Merton, up ana 3 10 play.
Reaten finals (frst 6ivla0n)-W. (. FoEnes fltsDufs
l4eaf ii p turtis bridgeport, ana 90 play
Sac0nd divisionF. =. Briggs. Wilmington oe4I = ~
a-gFt WininEton. & up and ) 20 play. ,,. -. =,
dfN5sun-G. l. Harrison FtalaoekHAA' Oe~t . "A
Porter Allegheny ~ holes --,.,- -. 4. W
Fourth division. b. Colahan IilA0eiph@ Dsat - "
Hunt EaVlepgood, up and ? 70 play. -,
Fifth = SpeekfaAn fN2tnAAstSAs Won A1N-
81 A Straad Merton. by celapii
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PARk COLI Clue oPeMINe.

E,lainfield y. J., April 1.-THE Park Golf Club
opened its active season to-day with play Tor ue
Presidents and Park Golf Club cups weekly com
refition The course was never in better condi ton.
the players being able TO all OF the putting
greens Charles 3. Morse J. B. Betts and the
lRev J. O. AIeKelvey obtained points for the Presi-
haent's Cup. and 0icKelvey. Morse and s St John
i-IcCutchen the points for the other cup The best
,s,ores. c B. Morse 10 lb Is: J. B. Belts, Ia. q.
trS the Rev J o. McKelvey. 10S 9, 99: c w Nc
lG-uschen, Us Is, 108; S. St John McCutehen IL
a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
tsARVARD's SHOOTING SCHEDULE

PEsnceton. n. J. April l5-rhe Princeton ,un
ftGam schedule was announced to-day as follows:
&gril q Trenton Shooting Association az Trenton.
-1EEl - University OF Pennsylvania, AT Fhiladel-
EAtng Nay s, harvard At Princeton, Nav inter-
lf2SgtAts sho0t-2t Philadelphia, and Lay IL yale
- lsr1ncx<oE-. -------- 80 - -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
opENINc AT RICHMOND COUNTY.

The opening handicap at the Richmond County
links yesterday sweepstake for special prlSes'
rhese were won outright though IN future competi-
kiops OF this kind the first and second men will
suuaify 20 continue match play for each monthly
.ruo sn aoeordaace with the system followed last
brear Otis L Williams was the wtnners yesterday.
sTith-a scratch score OF 79. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

willie" Shaw signed contract yesterday to ride
for Hermann B. Duryea during the coming racing
season Las, year Shaw was engaged by Mr.
Duryea in whose name Harry Payne Whitney )
horses raced but, owing to mlsunderstaho-
J, ,,,i4L Ar Fingers who trains TOR Mr.. Whitney
he had comparatively few mounts after tho run
ming OF the Brooklyn Handicap: IN Wnlch ,,Ii ms
7noIint Irish Lad was beaten by The Picket IhiS
wear Shaw has been riding IN splendid FORM
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Play for the captains cup. offered by A. D. Comp
3on. began yesterday on the Westchester Inks
Is handicap composition. The best card 70 count n
.piay. on April Is. &c .. % % and 30.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
saowN CHESS TEAM WINS.

Providence r. l.. April 1.-THE Brown ehes
team defeated the Massachusetts Institute OF Tecl
noloRy team here this afternoon AZ points to II
The Brown team consisted of Meader. Burton
Vanal sdale Sweet. Hall and Waters
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
CABINS LEAVES CORNELL COLLEGE.

AIontclair. " J.. April Is (SpeciaD-Edwin Cairns,
OF Montclair has been compelled 10 leave Cornell
on account o: illness He will go TO North Caro-
lima in an effort 10 regain his health Cairps holds
the college record for the hurdles
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
HARVARD LOSES TO HOPKINS.

Baltimore April l5.-The Johns Hopkins lacrosse
team suffered defeat at the hands OF Harvard for
the hrst time in the history OF games between the
two universities. the score being to J. The Hop
kins attack was not uD to the usual standard Of
strength
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
TEAM MATCH AT wESTCHESTER.
columbia .wins-Play for Captains Cup
Begins.

The teams of Columbia University and the West
chester Oolf Club played a match on the west
..bo.+.- link. Yesterday the Columbia team win
ming By score OF q 10 10. The course. considering
she weather ana season was fast the good con-
.sition Of the regular putting green's being espe-
ciaIly noticeable. The team match score was as
R,lfouvs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

CLASS B
KINGSLEY WINS At ST. ANDREWS.

D. p Kingsley won the,Aprl handicap at the ST.
Andrews links yesterday with net score of So.
second place resulted in lie at s. between R b.
gTlTinghast r. n. Paterson and d. Brown Sum-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
eooIE nANptcAP Ar DYKER MEADOW.

There was a boEie handicap at the Dyker Meadow
Kinks Yesterday for cup presented by DF. william
iasTTte II was won by Amos T. Dwight who an-
ashed down to the Colonel. Scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Johnny O'Nell a well known bookmaker' Is
diving in a hospital in New-York' accorolns 10
80 , ooo,,,rd nv G S Bush Of the Crescent
CIty Jockev Club O'Ne has had lOcon1otor ataXls a
for two years and has spent a fortune IN Pui Vi
health
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
cngsuERCIAL RAFTN0s

mny you; 81 go. valuable auxiliary Information
may be found IN The Tdbune's daily record Of Iudg
uasuts and satisaed Judgments.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

1t was reported at AQueduct yesterday thst
Smith. the Jockey whose license vas suspended
few years ago because os bad ride on PniHp -, -
S,-,sT's AfeTrv Acrobat had been renstated oy
the stewards Of the Jockey Cluo.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

l2sfsrasfs K Murray. Eoottish-AmeIioan OF Newark
alaSLae1-g G Johnstons for Hollywood InRi J. Riding.
Hog Aloozln Gosls kickeo-1nglis. C. Martin and Tel
81 t9r 6qlyE7ooa Inn TINE % gsEe-TWo halves %
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Sydney Pasets chestnut Ally Tea, ,ress was
claimed out OF the hrst race yesterday OS W. e
TlIrpin who paid s3740 for her.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

20 TO /. The shrewd Mr. Johnson did not over
look the chances Of his geldlng and played
him, Il Is reported. all over the ring for place
and show, getting Is and evens for most Of his
Investment
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Pat Rooney 8 Bent NaTioz
PRICES. 25c e soc
? 30-GREAI ACTS-30
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
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Arizona republican., 1905-06-09

Smoke the Lukin cigar-made from pure tobacco-no adulteration.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
PERSONAL

Those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: c. F. Elliott, Tucson; L. L. Lyon, Denver; E. E. Mil Ter and wife, Congress Junction; F. M. Murphy, w. A. Drake. r. & Clark. Prescott; Ike N. Krlegsnaber, St. Louis; F. P. McNiemey, Chicago; D. A. M. FentOn, Cleveland.
 Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: Mary J. Rouder Mrs. ROuder, J. C. Callion, Prescott; J. w. Shelor, Chicago.
 Among those leaving on the Santa F'e this morning were: Mrs. W. L. Brooks, c. F. Miller and wife. J. R. Meskimons, for Chicago; Mary E. Cox, for Eugene, Ore.
 The following named were passen- gers on last nights southbound M 6 P. train: Karl Cochems, for New York; E. L. VOgler for Little Rock; F. B. Hand, for Red Rock; Elizabeth Kendrick, Della Mustard, Sarah H. Kendrick, for Coronado; Mrs Steele, Mrs. Bedinger, Miss Jessie Bedinger, for Long Beach; MT. and Mrs. w J. Irvine, FIoy E. Kurtz, w. c. Hildreth l.. Agnew, for Santa Barbara; H. Lowry, Margaret WhaIen, Clarence Thode, Helen Thode, Mrs. William Thode, Mrs. Julia Peterson. Gertrude Wilson, Mrs. c. H. Brown Leslie Greenhaw, Hosea Greenhaw, for San Diego; Mrs. O. H. Christy, Mrs E. O. MarlOw, Francis McNuIty. John Silk James Allen, A. Gatte, for Los An geles; Minnie $. CIanton, for San Francisco.