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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01

Nauiragio lr>aSlroSo

laa.a l.s l>.as lleaarsA costa de
lnslsivrra ~ iue 4 pau- IA draga
smericsns de Vapar Texas ao Sas
tonclsaas captain pinnc,. gge lha &c
lea,a.A Al,fnaas- p.ia Galveston.
rrxas
Ia ripu'aci6n * hanhres inrlus1
Fl captain echo dos ho'eS = .pna 10
los cuai-> Sc p-rdlo emo con b, hom
breS I'll capi,fn Y los o,ros O., Tue
Ton reoogidos por el yspor Zeno "
llevado> q Waterford lrlanaa Ia
Texas Sc tue a pique en- - Dc ID
ciembre
Los iripulanfeS sufrieron horrorosa :
menie dc haurbre frio no dc sed
porque el cielo e. venia abaio de llu
via. Tan critics lego scr Ia situa-
ci@n. que al llegarles el socorro aca-
bab<n de echar SuerteS : yer 4 qui6n
le tocaba morir para servir de ~alimen
10 los demss
Noticias posterioreS dicen que Ia
Texas sc fue pioue junto 4 las
Azores, y ei bote en- que Sc salvaron el
captain y otros doce anduvo al garete
por 500 millas durante IA dfas, en- seiS
de los cualeS no Sc COMO un bocado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01

paFi'fia VIDA = sangrc 4 ,oaos
los clcmcnsos Sc pro8u.cion \
de r,Qncsa
Pef C~e nasoiroS dricn icmos
a goia trance ,>a mcll4a Aa8xa
dora AZ nacsifs horrible cftse \
psg co ten naos cue fchaif a.
euneu'os isn especio>os y tar
ara efH.sff3Tgg - ..nm s~i - cue han
Waa hrik III hi <N. nuc~if~l
II.
G ii4nsai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
Para los bales
de gnasCaras

FL tan popular maestro de m1sica
sefior Duchesne, ha sido contratado
por la Comisi6n de festejos del Caina
val para todas las tocatas que Sc veri-
fcaran en- esta ciudad, durante las
proximas fiestas del Carnaval.
Con tai motive, cl maestro Duchesne
tiene va en- cartera varias danzas que
Sc estrenaran en- esos dfas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01

La distingulda sefora Ledesma de
Santoni, scompaflando a su esposo ell
Licenciado Santoni, Delegade la Ca
mara lnsulsr, permanecera una. TEN.
porada en- San Juan.
Los selores de Santoni Sc hospcdan
en- ell "Hotel Inglaterra"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
En- San Juan

HemoS tenido el gusto de saudar
en- esta capital al distinguido fiscal
de Guayama SefIor Nadal Santacolo-
ma, y al honorable juez Mr.. Foot.
La estancia ,en San Juan de estos
connotados funcionarios ser4 breve.
Les deseamos grata permanencia
entire nosOtros. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
buen prOyectO

Sc b recicido CON verdadera sim
patias por la opinion pdolica ell pro-
yecto de ley de sefior Post dispopendo
que sea el Escudo of ial de Puerto
Rico ell antique del Cotdero de San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
Notss. del 0isl

bia IN Assignment 'n'mida c
cue o9oneJ a ia conuatacion
del vmpg> tiio
>e lraiaha de una ae esas &
pe>lcs atrevidas qUc por e. mis-
no ,'e-fo p nrn~c~. rs;c eau
san en- las mulltudeS eNtfavlan
mas o menoS proiundamcnte (.
luicio popular atrayen .olo "a "A
soSp cha Y Ia duda
Era an golpe dc audacia que
sc perpetraba con fines aparcn-
ties dc humanidad V de amor
para Puerto Rico.
:. "Se. dijeen .el periodieo de hos
funcIonarioS ind 9mnes V a]enos
a nuestros infortunlOs algo
que envolvia una iGculpacion
malvada v alevosa contra los
acreedcres de Ia agriculture.
Los acreeiOres son eSpano-
les v Sc lIevaran a Espana ell
dinero del emprestltO.
Y ESQ, que era el iargumento
magno de la perhdia. Sc repite
todavia en- las oicinaS pu Ollcas
para hacer desistlr del empires
tito a los que 10 juzgan indiS
pensable v como unlcO recurSo
de salvaci0n.
Ese argumento tan immoral Y
repulsivo es el que tenemOs que
com batir de nuevo. por - mlsrno
que Sc reptile entatiCamente Y
Sc lie atribuye la virtud sobre-
natural haCer Greer a un.
paeblo entero que es JustiticadO'
su suiCidiO.
FL acreedor Sc encuentra hoy
zen condiciones de ejecutar sus
creditos, pasando a. ser el dueno
de las hncas, el propietarlo te
rritOrial, tOda vez que nueStros
agriCultores en- Su lnmenea ma
yoria, estan lmpo sibilitados de
pagar 10 que deben,
ST, pues. resultara un heCho.
como diCen con ineXaCtitud no
toria los que Sc op0nen mali
clio ,amente al empr6stito, que
los c editOs hip0teCarios estan
Ell manos de exfraHJ eros, hay
que convenir en- que los extran-
lerOS t1eDen, mlentraS no Sc rea
lice ei emprGstito. la mas pro-
plcia Y favorable OCCASION de
convertirse en- dueTos de la
TERRA.
Y eoto seria 10 que dentro de
los calculOs mas egoistas, aun-
que antiecon0mlcOs, habrja que
evitar, va que Sc ia desllzadO
francamente la especle de que
aQui no deben ser eXtran jeroS
los propietarios de nuestra ii
queza IustiCa.
Sc quiere que 10 sean ameri-
canos2 Pues el emprestlto, que
pone al deudOr en- COndlclOnes
de pagar 8 de arreglar sus cuen-
tas con ell acreedor eXtranjerO,
saliva Ia terra de las ejecLclo-
mes de este Y Cdoca en- su lugar
otr0 acreedor, que puede ser un
Banco insular Y en- detinitiva el
TesorO mismo de Puerto Rico.
va sc ha viStO que .ese aCree
dor, que segulremOs llamando
extranjero, aspira mas blen a
que Sc le paguen sus Credltos.
que 4 hacerse duenO de las fin
cas- que los aseguran con h1po-
teCa.
Han pasado varios amos des
pues del venCimientO del terml-
no de los credltoS hipotecarlos,
las eiecuciOnes de tinCas han
sido rarisimas, exCepclOna!es.
FL comerciante. ell capitaliSta
espaiiol 8 insular, han demos
trado palpablemente que las CO.
10 caciones de dinero a hipoteca
hechas por ellos buscaban ex-
ciusivamente TN lntereS para su
dinero.
Este hecho no es una parti-
cularidad del acreedor hipoteca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
En- la Mansion Ejecutiva

Manana por la noche Sc verifcara
en- los salon IS de la Fortaleza Il re-
cepc6n seminal con que los distingui-
dos esposos Winthrop obsequian 4 sus
amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01


n Eacien economical ac IN secsc.
Aaa universal = 80 a. uei ipsos
mas cicmentalcs Del 0amb.e &c
trstcir'S proluslns y atahato
SD Conner 'F<ss1-".s,u cs ni pacic
scr ord'nafaancnicn 81 misr'e
'cmpa asfn lWl' fr iusiesa'
L., fnn.ienN~ cooaomis a. e>tan
se>slmcnic ! no.
putde a.amula> tolais nn hoia
aIc $50 s un giap de homafes
ION separation ae iAs. 6cmaS
pof que criT@fsc iaa~Ss as;ltla cl
amhio \ 10 SER a 'ir*1sibie la>Ni
d o.. Nolvcfia ser csia nTi.
macsVa i tan cN'faof i'n2raa
mente cara qlae solo nodrian n
VI uaos cnanio> hombres sobre
tod In extension dei p'Nneta.
No hay que iemer por consi-
guiente. que el que hasta aqui
a>umlo por habito, convcniencia
O necesldad la iuncion economi
"a dc comerolante. dele otro el
sItio que ha tornado JoT suS es-
fuerzOs. en- el que viene llenan
DO las necesilades ordinarlas
de SUI vida a.. la de su fanl1lia,
para ir 4 guitar al agrlcultor el
sitio que a la vez este ha
conquistado. arrebatandoie una
desconocida para el. pa
IA el comerciante.
No es con ell fin de aSpirar a
la propiedad V exploitation de la
terra que Sc han pactado los
prestamos hIpotecarlos que pc
san sobre las tincaS Cafeteras
prinCipaImente.
No puede suponerse siquiera
que el acreeder hipotecalio ira
te de Convertirse en- propietario
agriCola dentro de las leyes nor
males del Orden cConomico.
Pero puede suceder induda-
blemente que Sc lie ponga en- ell
case forzoso de liquidar sus Gre
dltos mediante la entrega de
las flncas hlpotecadas, Y que Sc
lie obligue a ser propietario agri-
cola.
Esto. puede y tiene que suce-
der inevltablemente ST el en-
prestito.no Sc cfeCtua.
y entOnceS, tque nos dlran
los que cOmbaten el emprestito
fundandOee en- la especie de que
el aCreedOr que cObre su credito
Sc llevara lnmediatamente eI
dinero a Espana2
Resultarla que por evilar un
NAL menor el de que Ell acree1or
retirara el dinero, incurriria-
mos, dentrO de esta misma ma
nera de plantear el problema.
en- el NAL mayor de que Ell
aCreedoT Sc harla duenO de Ia
TERRA
Y como este final no puede
ocultarse a los que de tai m0do
raZonan est IS aSuntOs, induda-
blemente es IN preteXtO bien
futil Ell 1nventadO sObre la leva
del dinero.
iPero Sc llevarian el dinero
los actuales acreedores, supo
ni6ndolos espan0les, a Espana2
De nlnguna manera.
Aunque Sc 10 llevaran, la hD-
ca libertada del gravamen, val
dria mas. y adquiriria nuevo
credito para disfrutar del en-
prestitO, Y quedaria afecta a
responder a un nuevo acreedOr,
que en- GltimO termin0 Seria el
Tesoro publiCO.
cSe pierde algo porque la pro
piedad de la TERRA sea excluSi-
vamente insular' mo buscaban
ESQ preCisamente los impugna
dores del emprestito?
Pues ahi tienen Ell medic de
C0nsegulrlO pOr virt1d del re-
medic mlsmO que COmbaten.
Pero ell dinero no Sc ira d Es-
pana nj a ninguna otra parte.
Ell dinero volvera al Centro de
donde fue desviado; ira a ro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
Para Ponce

Ell crucero americana "Topeka" sal
dr4 esta tarde para Ponce. siguiendo
luego hacia Culebra 6n dc tomar
parte en- las maniobras proximas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-01
Traslado de Consuitorio

FL DR.. Don Gustavo Munoz
ha ttasladado su Consultorio a
la casa nun. 81 de la calle de
Tetuan.- .-Telefono, 252.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
YELLOW FEVER.

With the government in charge 81
New Orleans and = strict quarantine
where It ~ deemed necessary. IL 10 al.
most certain that Yellow Jack will
have to cspitulAte before the ides OF
November, IS everything 10 being done
az the source OF the trouble in this
country 20 stamp 10 out AZ soon A. poe
sibls. The people at New Orleans are
confident that the government has the
power. and when this becomes i'm.
pressed on their mints, half the
trouble il Averted
IN Tampa. where the one case has
been handled with such system and
thoroughness. DR.. Porter gave the peo-
PIE 20 understand that h. Was deter-
mined Co stop the spread Of the fever,
and by the most persistent worn he
and his able assistants became mAs-
ters OF the situation knowledge OF
what they had in hand helped them 60
grHsp the situation. and the people Of
that city nov have faith IN Dr Porter
and can always BE- found ready 20 do
~ directed by him. sho0id smother
such emergency anss
pr Bartlett aud President HerdrJ
81 tie state board Of Health. and tie
entire bOard for that mAtisr are de-
serving Of the peoples resP~et. snd q
- refreshing % kn0u thai the lmpOf-
Iant board u composed ~ nsn uho
uork for ths bsst interests % th@ r~o-
pie % the state % Fios.da
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

The ni,sulty ~ Florida course ~
s,udy VlIl b- sqoal 10 any ~ the state
schools ~ the south, snd each Jsar u
will make advances along these lInss
that vii place Il on par wiih any ~
the uniyeu,ti~s u this country Prssi.
dent si-dd - doing everything Ia he
posr' lo iTAw 20 the tnivsfsity the
Ablesi sud most modern Instructors 90
eumpos. the faculty When 700 g. 10
the poll, 20 vote. bear Ia MAD that the
carrying - the cd 1cationsl bond slss.
ton today Will place IN our nidsI Sn
inUitai,on Of leaning ~ shieh 49,
msj ell D. proud
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
Heart
Weakness.

DR.. Miles Heart Cure has
made many hearts we'll after
they have been pronounced
hopeless. 1t has completely
cured thousands, and will al
most invariably cure or benefit
every case Of heart disease.
Short breath, pain around
heart, palpitation, futtering,
dizzy, fainting and smoihering
spells should not be neglected.
Take DR.. Miles Heart Cure
and see how quick you will
be relieved.
Il cannot make a new heart,
but will restore sick one by
strengthening The heart nerves
and muscles, relieving the
unnatural strain. and restoring
its vitality.
Il had a very lad case % heart
trouble For OK months could Mt
worn. Last July ! vAs Pl0SinG corn
and feeling bsa all DAY. ~ tie after
noon Ia piouing ere fou ! hsd 70 asy
dOvn or fall DIVA. three times. NJ
heart thros.bed g. th04Eh u wUuid
kurut throuEh ana ! hs1 eificyiiI IN
getting my br.sth. pvfs i'sssd =
L~for. 4 haa "a haN = ~ ] could
iay boEn and f.ssg su niGht PrsNt-
otaiy I had 90 get > from I've 90 tsa
tirnss . n'Eft I've ,sksn a~vsf.i
Iottiss. srd ny hssrt 70 as feEuiaf as
SiSek wOrk fs~i liz q 49, nan,
49, caa vol rsrs frratls Tor en- 90
nan. Nk ysars o.f
n u MHslif- ffpst. Ohio.
o.. Mites Nsbrt cuTs % ssta ~
NossT 6r.ealss. 40 @1 guarantees tisst
ths sra eottts - b@'eff " y t"He
- uifi refun1 yosr rpo0~g
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. lad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
vAeRANcV LAW.

The law passed by the last LeRisla-
tuTe relating to Migrants, amending
sections 2642 and 2849 Of the revised
statutes, certainly covers the ground
pretty thoroughly. The amendment
TO section 2642 reads ss follows;
Section 2642. Commitment
Rogues and vagabonds, idle and disso.
Lutte persons who 60 about begging,
common gamblers, persons who use
juggling or unlawful games or plays,
common pipers and fiddlers, common
drunkards, common night-walkers,
thieves, pilferers, traders in stolen
property, lewd, wanton and lascivious
persons in speech or behavior, keepers
OF gambling places, common rAilers
and brawlers, persons who neglect
their calling or employment, and mis-.
spend what they earn, and do not pro-
vide for themselves or for the support
Of their families, persons wandering
from place TO place able TO work and
who are without means, and who neg.
lect to earn their support aud live by
pilfering or begging, idle and disor.
derly persons including therein those
who neglect Sll lawful business and
habitually misspend their time by FREE
quenting houses Of i'll fame, gaming
houses or tipping shops, persons able
TO work but who are habtually idle
and live upon the earnings OF their
wives or minor children. and all able
bodied male persons over Is years OF
age who are without means Of support,
and whose parents or guardians are
unable TO support them, and who are
not usually in attendance upon some
school or educational establishment,
but who live in hAbitusl idleness, are
declared TO be Migrants, and upon con.
viction shall be subject to the penalty
provided in section 2643."
Section 2643, as amended, reads as
follows:
Section 2643 Arrest without writ.
ten wsrrant.-Upon proper iniorma-
tion made upon oath before an officer
a authorized 10 act in such cases, he
shall issue his warrant for the arrest
OF any person therin named or de-
scribed who is charged therein with
being a vagrsnt under any Of the pro-
visions OF the foregoing section, and
such a warrant shall be executed by
any sheriff, constable, policeman, or
by q private person duly authorized
thereto by the officer issuing such war
rant. But any sheriff, constable, po-
licemSn, or other lawful officer may
arrest any vsgrant described in the
section, without q warrant |
in case the delay in procuring one
would probably enable such alleged
vagrant TO escape arrest. Any person |.
so arrested by virtue OF q warrant or
without a warrant. shall be given Il
speedy trial, and upon conviction shall
be fined not exceeding two hundred |
and fifty dollars, or 10y imprisonment
not more than Elk months"
This act was approved May 2sIh,
1905, and it certainly covers the ground
pretty thoroughly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Governor Broward's appointment Of
Joseph Bell OF 0cRlA as county Judge
for Marion county has stirred up a
veritable hsid.hornet's nest in that
section among the supporters OF the
Governor The 0calR Banner says, in
. lengthy article;
"Mr John T. Lewis and his friends
were Governor BrowArd's best friends
in this county ia the gubernatorial prl.
mary election. They worked for him
with Faith that was admirable, il not
heroic. NJ their own expense they
distributed his literature and went
from place to place singing his praises
and sro - ne enthusiasm for him.
Mr. Lewis wac . candidate for the
Office Of county judge made vacant by
the dean OF TIE lamented General
Bullock lie had letters and kilograms
in his pccket from Gov. Broward aud
Mr.. Stockton and also oral statements
from friends who had seen Governor
Broward in person saying that the
Governor was anxious 10 appoint him
TO the place and would do so il he se.
cured the endorsement OF the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, and that
he would not make an appointment
until the committee made an endorse
ment
Governor BrowATd now gives the fol-
loving n. his reasons for appointing
Bel:
In The first place ! appointed the
msn who had The best recommends.
tions for the position There were
twelve applicants for the position, and
Mr. Bell seemed 20 have the best rec
concentrations. ] do not know Mr..
Bell personally, bot he was born in
Marion county, 10 a reputable lawyer,
and sppears to be q gentleman Of the
highest standing in his profession and
among his people.
So far "a the executive committee
is concerned the committee was called
together and | was informed by wire
that there WAS not a quorum present.
They stated in the telegram that they
would maze another effort TO meet next
Thursday did not know whether or
not they would fail TO meet nett Thurs
day, and ~ wanted TO get Of for
few day. appointed the man who
had the beet recommendations for the
place acted because though that
the Office wac Of such importance that
il ought - be filed As soon ~ prscti-
cal a. least
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

.'' ieat BroWh Of the FIotidA
~ Winter Fair has returned
"'S 80 OrE and the East, where
= %" zen booking attractions for the
'.o a. Tampa. He promises
'as best features in the Amuse-
Re- ever shown in the south.
'hem being the newest and
'i'eusivs. The Fair will surpass
.-.-E syer attempted Ia Florida
: 30 tHacssmsnts alone worth TO-
@s1 Gag d,stanes 10 see
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

IL IL too bad the p0litieA scsT~Eost
isdsstry 70 not ihslO6sd ia the invest''
gEtion % the sErssaltsrtl rsgOrt
Howsver. u maJ - Bsntioned Ia The
beef trust inv~ssiEaIioa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

W. aave as healthy q city az there is
nf..',ta ss good drinking water -
an 20 found in the State as good PEG.
pc 3. ,sn be found in the universe,
lit ~ vii. have q University that will
hI '-tt 70 the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
OuR CLUBBING LIST.

s,n and the Thrice-s-Week
IS " World one year. III %
y, Sun and the Atlanta Ca ..
" Tsskly Constitution one year. 70
n S1n and the Atlanta (GaO
~ s.mi. Weekly Journal one year. 30
% O Spn and the Semi-Weekly
Times. Union one year. ......' oO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

The hickman bill will stand, ss the
Supreme Court will not touch it..
Gainesville may Low proceed with the
work u making an ideal university
hLkS Tines Herald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

The democratic executive commit
ist q Marion county will meet on
hlrtsy 10 decide upon q county
iOtge TO ~ the vacancy caused by
Iudge Bullock's death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

4 .'.sg 20 the car ferry that
"7'''' "a. River at New York re-
IT.! p Jumping q car overheard
az toy sfs having q time TO decide
Is T--'her ii shall be called a ship
W. 2 3 railroad accident.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Jeaeron D. Stephens announces
himself a candidate for Congress in
At Third District OF this State. II
elected, he has many pledges that will
isep bin busy 10 fulfil.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

~ 't''Ago police, to stop sutOists
" ~ ',orching, poll their revolVers
u .,''lrs the tires with q bullet
~ o." chauffeur IL punctured by q
- .a'ssman, the machine 10 run in
- .'st ~ resisting arrest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

The l1ry In ne sanford Wright
Shooting 81 ko,ns. ira demanded .
ffssh charge iFom the IdFs TsJ
maj have been . liitls premature "a
TIER dsmssds. bat sT.dshtlJ wshtsd
sofbsthlnR oat u tks fdihGTI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Nsw OTisans eAo EOw sIp~et 90 Ert
thorough Fsbsrtttng that wiil re-
mind hsF % ths eRysof 0eE. BsEiszin
BstisF. Whes he arug1 rsIlow Jach
cgt q fkos sity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

There 10 plenty Of room 81 the top,
IS the fellow said when he ascended
the gAllows. But he also discovered
that there were pitfalls TO catch the
uawATy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Ths res:e Commission will be
obliged TO hurry up or the Jhps will
have 80 whole Of Russia in their
hn:' 'e'ore those august gentlemen
u have finished their delibe rations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

The acts Of the Legislature for 1905
will appear in The Sun as soon ss they
on be pu, in type, Extra copies will
b for sale 81 the office.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

A. been come alarm expressed
',sools In the larger cities
sinEer Of iosinE theiP high
a y having tsaehen appointed
- 'ohtieal inaasnee Bot the
so' threatening masy local.
\. :eaehsF uhO dsyoses from
= years ottiLG hin 90 hsr-
= H"sr wOrt and then draus tbs
n. sAlaTy Of $40 . pear. eAs't
:. ia" - n0eA Of . paT sftsr ell .
zAa uhe SWEEPS the streets
a. lie 20 SET ssaEiJ tuiss that
TOO - Uhai cur teneA-
70 DoFs a. . ~Eal."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
r,,vs oy SUBSCRIPTION

TERNs OF oVD0N MI
c.r;os.a-Week Sun 81 a year six
II ~. e., single copies, &c.
ADVERTISING RATES:
,,.,, advertisements, 10 cents q line
Do es' s % and 10 cents for each addi-
sons insertion .,..,o.,. ,or ,nrss
VEPStSII 10 months at special rates.
-. furnished upon application.
r, 'S...i.ee and Death notices inserted
k'TI nI1Hitparies, 5 cents line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

The county commissioners Of Put
nam county heve decided TO call q
"vet or dry" election, No date yet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

AZ s.rrttfu - hnd 'a LaF Laf Nansa
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so - 81 suteFa fDs fnll9a ~ $500 f.af-
sffa EsFr poga aEIsfrtsf .regarrtsft ~ so
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faHl ~ FN1 5aIf
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

The people Of Gainesville will do
,hsi, share in the matter Of establish
Ius the University in our city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

he insafAsos -omysEi~s Ssfs III
osss Who u.se g. tAls - tAEihs rshs- ="
Nov ths man sho kss the poiisJ thinks
he . taklnK the fish.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

"a seems that there o1Eht 9 D. no
trouble over q peace treaty Al ihsI
- waiting. u . claimed . - 'ai.''J
X sssia's IDEAS ~ h0boF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

~We will not accept stamps OF q
ave, denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Immigration to this country has in
.,s,,,d > percent over last year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Oepsngy ne isilou Ths' tsIks Dos
thisls s'srJhoay ZEE are great talksr1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

~ sJss u tks ssTk age o. PgFss-
nsssih. y = 80 pssssat.