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New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
UPHOLsTERING.

OLD BRASS BEDS and art metal goods
refnished like new; REPLATING OF
sILVERwARE our speciality. KRAMER
& WADSWORTH. 1T Walker-st. Phone
712 Fra nkIin.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Bureau 6 Table Scarfs.

Bureau s Table Scarfss
Complete assortments are CUSTOM
ary here-choice designs. superior
qualities, prices most pleasing -
For January Sale attractions are In
creased by a large lot Of fine goods.
imported, that will be Of
fered, in line with sale values, st
% PER CENT OFF.
scarfs and Shams Of Dotted Swiss
and Net-rlch Applique edges
2Ox54 and 52x32- IA
all year prices $1-25 70 S1.69 .-... .11F
Renaissance Centre Pieces-24 inch
hand made-round and square 10
linen centres-Usually ST. to 81. 40 -
Renaissance Scarfs-hand made
allover and linen centres OA
20x5+-value s.. 2.29..--....--...,s
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

Bed Linen
Pillow Cases, famous Fruit OF
the Loom Muslin, size 45xS6;
at less than manufacturers
Muslin Pillow Cases, size 45x36.
500 dozen. 1910, bleached mus
1 lin Pillow Cases. ..Sc
Bleached Muslin Sheets; 200
dozen splendidly made Sheets
in single bed size. .29o
Bed Spreads; 600 White Crochet
Spreads and colored Mitchelins
Spreads for full size beds;
l values up to s1.S5, at. $50
Muslin and White Goods
/ 5000 yards Of Bleached Yard
II Wide Cambria, Sc. value, at..6o
Bleached Muslins. az to As
inches wide, and Standard I'm.
bIeached Muslins, 40 to ~
| inches wide, which sells regu-
larly at 15c- per yard, at. =. 80
Fancy White Madras; 5000
Il yards of Fancy jacquard and
Repp Mercerized White Goods
| in short lengths Of to
h yards, choice qualities that
+ sold up to geo. per yard. at. SO
1 Fancy Mercerized Shirtings;
White Leno Mercerized Stripes
/ and White Mercerized Satin,
Striped Shirting; values that
sell regularly up to CSC. i 213o
| Crashes and Towels
| 1900 yards of Bleached All
H Linen Barnsley Crash Checked
Irish Glass Towelling; sold
| regularly up to 121Ao.......7o
4 1000 dozen Towels. including
Il emmed Huck Towels,
/ Hemmed Turkish Towels and
II Fringed Damask Towels; val
| ues TO 1890, at. t...........-9c
| 800 dozen An-Linen Bleached
II Barnsley Crash Towels; /
/ yard long and ready for use:
| splendid 15c. value. at. ..... so
/ 200 dozen Finest Bleaohed
Il Fringed Towels and Hem
Il stitched German Damask
II Towels, in handsome soc. quail
II tiles, at. zoo
Dinner ard Lunch Cloths
II Odd Table Cloths in beautiful
II mercerized patterns. also
fringed Lunch Cloths in vari-
1 Gus odd sizes, that sold up to
II $1.25 each. $50
H odd Table Cloths in fine bleaohed
II pattern Cloths, hemstitched
II Cloths and fringed Lunch
iI Cloths, values up to $3.50,
II at CSC
| THESE PRICES ARB FOR TU
4 DAY
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
CARPET CLEANING.
cAsr-oFs oEoIuSg.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies' gsntls-
r.enT ard chiidreEs discarded Cio;ains.
fine Es euiIs and Street costumts. JewriTy.
BTIc-a~Ssac Fufs, eic. AT g. Mrs ~.
NAF~rAf. "a sta-svs- Tel ioiS-SSta
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
VIOTINS.
LOST.

BANKBOOR No 831. 932 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS missing. any
nerson having q claim to 1t is hereby called
uDon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

Table Linens by the Yard
Bleached and Unbleached Cotton
Damask: sold regularly at 29c.
per yard, at. t...............1 l sc
AI-Linen Silver Bleached and
Unbleached German and Irish
Table Damask, splendid 59c.
values, at. .S9c
Bleached All-Linen Irish Table
Damask. in variety Of pretty
patterns, and full 20 inches
wide; a fine 75c. value, at. 56c
Full Bleached All-Linen Irish
Table Linen in handsome pat
terms which sell regularly at
S1.25, at. ..ISc
Fine Dinner Cloths and
Napkins
Beautiful all-linen Irish Dam
ask Cloths, fn spot and floral
patterns:
2-yard Cloths, regularly $2;09,
at 81 -55
21a yard Cloths. regularly $3.50.
at .S 80
s-yard Cloths, regularly s9.O0,
at .S2.45
20-inch Napkins to match, regu-
larly $500 dozen, at. 80. .S .55
24-inch Napkins to match, regu--
larly SO dozen, at. .......S2.46
D0ilieS and Napkins
500 dozen all-linen fringed dam
ask Doilies, with white, red or
blue borders, regular sc. value.
at .......... ..........0 30
200 dozen damask and hem
stitched and plain linen Nap
kins, regularly up TO 100,
each ....~.... q
400 dozen arl-linen bleached
Irish damask and silver
bleached German linen Nap
kins, regularly sold at s1.00
200 dozen heavy silver bleached
German dam SIX Napkins.
Sold regularly at s1.S5; per
dozen $3.50
500 dozen full bleaohed all-linen
Irish danask Napkins. Sold
regularly UP to s2.25; per
dozen ........s...-S , .SS
800 dozen finest Dinner Napkins
IF best bleached Irish, Scotch
and German linen. Mostly
broken lots OF two or three
dozen each and worth up to
s4.5o per dozen; at..-. .S2.95
Hemstltched Sets
odd lots Of odd sizes Of silver
oleached Cloths, with dozen
Napkins TO match. Sold regu-
larry up to $3.50; at. -. .S4. As
Main Floor. East OF Centre. 18th ST..
STORE CLOSED ALL
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFAC CrURERS OF billiard ard pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest PRICES, NAfsh Hao6.s "a upj9a
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

PARTNER with IS. 600 wanted to extend
mail order business already paying good
interest. will stand most rigid investigation.
Address r H. Box 10. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE.-Controlling interest in bust
ness to person who will manage same for
salary of 81, 800 per annum; stock guaran-
teed 10 pay per cent additional; this will
bear any investigation: reasons for selling
failure OF health WILBER J. GARRISON,
Des Moines. Iowa
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
FURNITURE.

RELIABLE upholstertns; mattresses. new
and remaling: all kinds Of folding beds
repaIree; references A L SCHREIBER.
2S7 Amstsrdam-ave. near 79th-st- Tele-
phone 4434-Rtver.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
CORSET COVERS

CORSET COVERS 'aepsas epsoiais. Sl-'
Princess Cambria Corset Covers Al
INV neck-wide lace r
Ihho,, r,lu-trirn d arrnhcles-
tnJi shirred front--valus 3d.
r,,a Cambric-4 lace inst gs- lO
t-,.r9.5 l,le armboles-value 30.
C,-obr,c-round or Y neck-gooo Do
go or ernb'y-ribbon run sSS
Fine Nalnsook Corset coyersa ca1a 40
Iscs and ribbon trim front ana 10y
back-value 10 ---'--'''
c..a,s ,r Ane- Corset Covers 10
Spoo SpSEiS-4e e,araglng third less than
usual
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Yard Wide Muslins.

Full Bleached-soft, pure finish
no dressing-will wash soft and = Ia
cIoser-wholesaIe price cents. .--- - 70
Iirnit-20 yards.
We caution the public against
coarse, cIeverly filed up varieties
that will be offered elsewhere to
meet this price
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
W0MEN's DRAWERS 1'sps5s spsaiaiss sale

csmhrlc and MuslIn-full cut :
umbrella rufiie. with lace, "a
snb'v or tucks-value SOL
Canbrio-c!rcular lawn rufles.
tbree rows Point de Paris. lace
rtb,on bow-l2 other elaborate
stvleB-valus 70 .....r-'-'.'-.s
fine Nainsook and Cambria
extra wide ruffieS Of handsons
smb'y or lace and three
rtfngs-value SIS. .--.---..J
Special values in nnsr and more
ela lahnrafalY frirn,d draWsrs- " csntk
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
January Sale Of Towels

Offers exceptional opportunities %
stock up
Large All Linen HUck Towels-aiso IN
Dana ask-henstitched-vaIu H.. ~
All Linen Damask ToveIs-Knot fringe,
also uck-hemstitched-fns gOT/
All Linen Damask ToweIs-kuotted fringe--<
also plain with Damask borders-hemmed
and hemststched-3s and 40 inches
ane enough for chtffoniers and 1T
bureaus-value .2j--.-.......-..-.... 81 -
All Linen Damask Towels-Knot fringa.
two rows cpenwork. also All Linen
Huck Observation-Disclosures fine
6S and 40 inches long DE
value 80 and As. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sS~
Full BIeached Turkish-fringed- 1T
note size-5O inches long-werS .25.. II .
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Full SIZE SKIRTS ia

Cambria or Muslin-deep LaN 2
sucked ruffle, with tucks OF ss
lace-yalUe 30
Full size Cambric-hounce WIN {
cluster tucks. lace and iouF =
,,,eertings-value $3.50 ..-.-'--'J
Fine Cambrlc Skirts-deep
flounces. handsomely trlIilllieN L 4
1,,itb newest lace and nne
nb'v-worth 81 -.-'.'''-'''
rrtra fine Cambria SKIRTS
knee deep founce Of As laos ,
,n1sertIngs-pointed cluster d.
|Tibbo, run top-douoie
'ece tu-l eare-worth s5.9s.
rxou,s,,s styles in finer Skirts, N
,-.dtno latest Partisan models ToF
ersrine and dressy OCCASIONS 10
s15.Gs.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

White Corded Wash Silks
full assortment single and 0O
cluster Stripe-soft yet firm
weave-value %. 29..............--J
23-inch White Pongees-smcoths
firm weave-bright full lustTe- 22
desirable for all dress purposes
value 40 -..--..-'..s
96-inch White HabutaiS-a
fabric well known for wearing ZR
ouaIities-washes and launders - y
rerfectIy-doIlar quality ......--J
86-inch White Habutais-
not quite so heavy as the fors- SID
going-regular SO cent grade.-..J
SILK values Of an extraordinary kind.
II will pay TO buy for future needs.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

/ pf sll the sssys-Iamit three garments each
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CABINET GRAND urrsght pIano; good
~, l.2ss-i 3l, Ike new; big bargainJ waEra1ted-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
We Give as. & H." Green Trading Stamps.
Housekeeping Linens &
Muslins

1906
White which
ushers will destined
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
ACCOUNTANT.
DENTISTRY.

DR JOHN BROWNE RAWSCN, Sur
gson'' Dentist. 237 Isexington-ave. Poree-
lain Inlays and Crown and Esioss Mork .
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ana eX-
changed GEO. 3. EDDY. 396 hadtEon-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
PHOTO ENGRAVING.

HALF-ToNE ard liHe work; catalogues and
color WORK; excellent results: low prleeg.
aAGOPIAS PEOTO-ESG RAVISG CO. {
Great Jcnes-st Phone 10eO Spring
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
RoARD AND ROOMS.

EinsIe insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words, seVen times consecuuvely. 81, which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered In
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
for & period OF fourteen days, Write for
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchange for new Jew
AIry or japanese goods at NJ. F. TEPPER'S s
FACTORY, 10 West 81st-st.. basement.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold. sill
yer and platinum. SCHORNSTEIN, ., ,S4S
Sth-ave.. between 125th and 126th Ets.
WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bought
by r. LONGMAN'S SONS. gold and sill
yer refners. S John-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

SDeCiai values IN inner anu uiofc
eiaborately trin'd drawers. % cents
TO S3.0S
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
DOGS AND BIRDS.

THE NOAHs ARK BIRD AND ANIMAL
STORE offers fne selections Of pups and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ord finance 20 Provide for, Regu-
late aud Require the Widening Of Lab
aFsy Street IN the City ~ Gainesville,
Florida, 90 10 Make Said Street an
Elahty Foot street from q Point where
4hs Gainesville and Gulf Railroad
sOFOssee said street. thence Wet % the
Corporate Limits ~ said City
Be 10 Ordained by the Mayor and
,Oity Council OF the City Of Gainesville,
Florida,
Section |. That the Chairman Of the
Street Committee be and he 10 hereby
Authorized 90 widen Liberty street IA
said city from q point where the
9Ainesyille and Gulf Railroad crosses
said street, thence west 60 the corpor'
ATE limits ot said city, making aud
widening aid street go that the same
ShAll be- from said point al eighty loot
street Ia width The Chairman oil SAID
Street Committee shall acquire from
( the property owners fronting or Abut-
ting upon vlther side ~ said street
proper deeds from said owners To sui
ileient amount OF land along said strret
where The same H. Ia he widened 80 ~
70 MAKE sad street al eighty loot
street, or said Chairman ~ the street
Committee sbAll cause In hr instituted
she necessary Snd proper legal steps W
eroceed ings 60 SECURE sad property
b. eondrmuHtuu ~ provided Ivy Law
See. , That the cost ~ acquiring
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12

said property As provided In section
one Of this ordinance shall bP paid by
the special assessment OF said cust
against the property fronting or abut-
ting upon said street, IN proportion TO
the frontage Of the property fronting
thereon, said special assPssment being
made per front foot Of the abuttinR
property thereon. The estimated total
cost OF the widening Of said street is
Three Thousand DJllars, and the esti-
mated Amount per front foot Of thu
special assessment 60 he levied upon
the abutting property frontiur on said
street where the same shall be wideDed
is Two Dollars.
Sec. 3. The special assessments shsll
become due and payable when the
widening OF said street shall have
been completed from the point
where such widening begins to
the point where the same ends, and
when the City Council shall tx the
special assessment ~ herein provided E.
The said City Council shall within
thirty days after the completion Of
the widening OF said street as herein
provided meet and by resolution tx the
epecial assPssment per front foot upon
the property sbuttinR or fronting upon
said street where the same shall he
widened, said special assessment not TO
exceed the actual cost ~ such widen
ing or the estimated special assessment
per front foot a. stated in this ordi-
dance. said resolution shall, immedi.
ately after its passage, be published
one time in newspaper published in
said city.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance shall be
published in a newspaper published in
said city once each week for four
weeks, and tho said City Council shall
meet on Monday, the 25th day OF Sep
tPmher, 1905, at eight O'Clock .. m, in
the Council Chamber, and at said meet
ing shall permit any owner Of or other
person interested in the property
against which the special assessment
provided for by this ordinance shall he
levied 10 present their objections TO
the enforcement Of the requirements
OF this ordinance.
Sec That this ordinance shall
take effect immed lately upon it's pas
ssge and approval.
Passed City Council August 10Th,
1875. NJ CUSHMAN,
Attest: President pro tenn.
I'M. DELL. Clerk
Approved hv me this llth August,
1895 W. X THOMAS. Mayor
Attest: J. NJ. DELL, Clerk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
HOG TOWN CREEK
IS NOW A RIVER
Fording on the Newberry Road
Extremely Dangerous.
THE WATER FLOWS FIERcELY

THE Flood Has Caused Considerable
Inconvenience to Travellers. Who Are
Compelled to Seek Relief at the Ben
ningtOn Road Bridge.
Hog Town creek, q short distance
west Of this city, is now raging river,
oeused By the continued heavy rains,
SD it is said by those who have at
fetnpted to cross that this il a most
Aasardeus undertaking.
There lie no bridge across Hog Town
efeek on the Newberry road leading
Ahfough Cunningham lane, because
10 she fact that ord inarly the stream
e only q few inches deep, the APP
f0aches are good, and bridge has
BOT been deemed necessary. The rains,
bmeveF, have Swelled the stream to
neh IN extent that it Is the heighth Of
4olIy % attempt TO ford IL, The water
bne backed away out into the sur
fbnudIng swamp. and in many places
6he depth Of water IL over the average
Aorpe's head.
This cOndi OF Affairs has caused
toasldeFable inconvenience and delay
~ travelling. The Hog Town creek
bridge, on the Bennington road, is
-Four miles. by the route one is COM
pallsd to 60, from the Eewberry road
ford, bat people driving TO and from
gainesville have been compelled to
tuFn back ut this ford and use the BEN
nlngton road bridge,
The rains in this section, which have
been almost continual for the past
4hFee weeks, have been the heaviest
hnpwn for many years, and have
Acsed q great deal Of damage aud in-
nohFenlence. The low lands have
ooded, running the cattle onto the
kholls and away from their feed, the
cotton and other crops have been dam
oKed, and, altogether the Hood will
eost she farmers an enormous sum.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ord nance To Provide for the Appoint.
mcnt 81 Uond Trustces, Tor the Engraving OF
bonds and Interest Coupons. for the sale
Thereof snd DISPOSITION ~ Proceeds ~ Said
sale, and "a Provide for the Levy and tOllec'
ton Annually ~ such special Tax as May I've
Necessary tu Pay Said Bonds and the Interest
Thereon.
wherea, Uudcr and hy virtue 90 the proyis-
ions Of Au ordinance Untitled an Ordinance
To Provide TO- an Election ~ Determine
Whether ur Not liOuds shall be Issued for the
Purpose ~ Securing educational Advantages
and Facilities in or Adjacent to said CITY.
published JulN ard lRh. Hu election VAS held
Ia the said city Of Gainesville. Florida, on the
sth day ~ August. 1915, to determine whether
ur not the issuance ~ bonds proposed Oy said
ordinance should he At that time approved hN
"a ma ority ot the votes cast Dos The registered
voters Of said city and
Whereas said ordinance wac published In
The Gainesville sun iu tuii. q new spApct uuh-
lishcd In said city, for thirty days after IT. ra~.
SAGE aud approval! and
Where's Along with the publication ut said
ordinance there was published thctcWith. 1t
the same time, la the same newspaper aud for
Period ~ thirty days, the MaNOr = ptuclhmh
zion calling said election provided for 10 said
ur'dancc and
Whereas a. aud h, said ord nance the i>,u.
arrr uf bands ~ the amount Ftt Thousand
Ia ,arN iS provided for. aud the purpu~cN i"r
~ hitch such issue OF bonds l. Ia be USED l. ~
lTc>,"d iu general terms aud
W wv ~ w HaN V,'',''u ~ u''v W, -
fut the lurpu~r~ mentioned Ia said ordinance
l'N"'" '' N"N I" ''"'Vu - - - W,
w '"N' -, WV l'L'N,V, ~ Nu''' ~ >""
wv '' N'.' ''''''' NV" '"''''"''.
hH o. i'HuAINri u rHH MAYOR ANn CITY
t,IN.Il 80 ilh cry 80 GAtNEsVlLLE
ll'h'lN
section There b., herein, created q hoard
81 bOud tfustrrs 'u 10 kuoWu aud designated
- thucaruuA. itnud Trustees DO tO consist ~
tnt'c M'W'' NU"H' uuu's " shAu oo y" 70
800 'alN "'"N - "'u" a. wy , >e t NJ. ~
k'e''" W" 'N''"''" 'in " Nc.' 'n' sNu'' ~
nv - '"'. an N"" ' u',l.'Nt ~ wv W"
'r'U' - '"'"'" .' '"> "'u'"Nh''
The uf~' IshNud ~ Educational lt1ud Trustees
shaa Cuhs.s' ui B tia.nd christopher MAthc
sut. lbSlNufd lhcr tctm ~ once
sha. ur one 'rar Aui tNrI. Successors shall bc
Cicrtrd h' ne '|l' '"uHrb said hoard sha4i
eject from hc'. u.ubcf 10 chairman AMI u sCc-
rrtaf Al Nacs-c.vs .. san hazard shall. hv
q ,V,i pN C.rVuuu o. Che ,IN council.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Elandiah Suffering

Il often caused by sores, ulcers and
canesrp, that eat away your skin, VIM.
Bedell OF Flat Rock, Mich says: " |
have used Bucklen's ArnicA SSlve for
uleera. sores aud cancers IL IL the
beet healing dressing ever found "
eeotheS and heals cuts, burns and
healds. CSC At all drug stores RuAran-
9eed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12

With their seal attached, whereuDon said bonds
shah become payable 70 the lawful bearer
thereof.
Said bonds shall be. as soon as engraved. de-
ivered ~ the said Board OF Educational Bond
Trustees IL shal. be the duty OF said Board
Of Educational Bond Trustees. when any bond
i sold or Issued rs them. % register the same
IN q book 20 be kept for that purpose.
sec. s. That said bonds and the coupons at
tarneC shal. ne IN the follow inr words and hg-
ures. the blth = left for the numDer and the
date uiO~ wiIr1 the bO-d NAV become due
aid pay able - be filed 70 a. the Lumber aiG
date TO become due and PAYABLE OF the bond
may render necessary. twenty OF said bonds
tO become due and payable la ten years from
the date Of Issue. fifteen ~ said bonds TO be-
come due and payable m Nv enty years from
the date OF issue and t'teen Of said bonds 20
become due and pa able In thirty years from
the date OF issue.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF FLORIDA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
MlssIssIpplan Killed In Japan.

West Point. Miss, August n.--Cap
tain Walter r. Parker. who was killed
AZ the railway accident In Japan was
a. brother Of Mrs. + a. Critz, wife Of
Judge Critz who opposed Governor
Vardaman for the nomination In the
last state campaign. lie was a Mis-.
alssippian Of great popularity and
prominence.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12


Through Pullman sleerer Port New York via
Atlantic Coast Lane and Southern Railway
For complete information. call
j. A. GOODWIN, Ticket Agent. oAiR
FRANK g. BOYLsToN, nis. Pass ARt. W d. STARK H. y
~ W BAy 81, Astor Bnilding, Jseksoaytlla "a Al
II n. EMERSON. TrAf Mgr, VI CRAIG, 0ea 10 ~
waniRSsOa, \. @. wumssgsoa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
STATE or FLORIDA.

win paw 20 the bearer. ~ the bank Of Ii r.
DuItun y COMPANY, or once Ot CITY Treasurer
Ia said civ ot Gainesville Twenty-Five Dol
lars. iu United States gold coin. on the ........
day Ot ... .... ....... A. ID. ....... being six
months interest on bonds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Chairman
Secretary,
IL-.n-I rIN...-L...
tFORM OF COUPONJ.

This coupon, after maturity, Is receivable al
OF Gainesville.
The cry ~ t2iu tAiNESYILLE.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-06
SECRETARY WILSON UPHELD.
Attorney General With Him on the
Stock in Transit Law.

Washington, May 4.-The attorney
general has rendered an opinion sus-
tanning Secretary Wilson Of the de-
partment of agriculture in his conten-
ton that the law requiring stock in
transit to be unloaded, fed and water
ed at intervals not greater than twen-
ty-eight hours applies to terminal
railway companies as we'll as to
through lines.
The opinion was asked in connection
with the application to be relieved of
the operation of the law by the ter
minal railrcad association of st.
Louis.
The secretary says his effort to en-
force the twenty eight hour law has
resulted in four violations Of the law
being reported within the past three
months. The violations are being in
vestigated with view to instituting
prosecutions. Certain large railroad
companies have informed the secre-
tary that plea of guilty will be en-
tered by them in these cases and also
that ar ngements have been made
by them looking to a strict compliance
with the law in the future.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-06
DEMENTED MAN is FOUND.
Lands Deringer of Creston, Doranged
by Troubles, Taken Home.

Creston, May AFTER a hunt of
three days by officers and friends Of
his family, Lands Deringer, a de-
mented man whose home is in this
city, was captured Tuesday afternoon
in an orchard where he was trying to
hide. about eight miles west of Creston
on the farm of Mr.. Johnson. He was
almost exhausted, weak from want of
food and rest, and his appearance In
Dictated that he has slept in haystacks
and outbuildings and waded streams
since leaving his home three days ago
Deringer was brought to Creston
where he was fed and clothed and then
friends took him to Greenfield, where
his family is at the home of his father.
Deringer has lived in Creston and
has been in the employ of the Gas and
Electric company. He is an indus,
trious man of quiet and retiring dis.
position, poor, and has a hard time
trying to make both ends meet in sup
porting his family His son has been
sick for weeks. The boy met with ar
accident and lost leg. He then be
came afflicted with cancer and the con
slant care and watching wore Der
niger out and his mind gave away
Last week the boy was taken to the
home of his grandfather in Greenfield
and on Thursday he died.