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DOn'r take anything else. 'Taint it
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ELocUTIoN.

SUSIE ROOT RHODES. Eloeurion. Public
speaking. Practical Platform Work. studio
izss Massachusetts ave. Los-set
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Serve Fussell's Ice Cream or Ices.
Il you want a perfect dessert. l427N.Y. av
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FOR sALE-one Hallwood cash register: cos,
Sz2V; VIII sell cheap; easy payments c. b
CROPbEY. 32fS II 81. NV l,oa7-at
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Exclusively for s'ROyai Pilsen."

Bars selling this superior light beer are
provided with special glasses for serving
II. Order il. Abner-Brury Brewing Co.
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INSTRUCTION WANTED IN cake making
and frosting. evenings. Address BOX is
Times Office no2S-3t
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DINING room for ladies and gentlemen; good
meals; modern rates. 1924 New York ave.
oc30-3Ot
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DENTISTRY.

FOR PAINLESS. high-class dentistry at
modern prices. consult VERO DENTISTS,
l1l5 Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free.
no22-tf
MODERN dentistry at reasonable rates and
by painless methods Teeth without plates
specially Examination free. DIR. r. @.
RICHARDSON corner Sth and + SITS.
no7-s0t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain: look. feel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal;
st. nv. oc29-30t
PAINLESS DENTISTRY: new system; sets
or teeth, gold crowns. and bridgework. ~:
examination, painless extracting. and teeth
cleaned free written guarantee with all
work. Credit for all AMERICAN PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. 621 7th st. NV. Near q
st. corner. Phone Main E65e-F. ocI7-tf
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The Best Burteg You Can Buy

Is Red Glover Creamery Butter. Pur
and sweet. Art pictures free Grocers-
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board: use Of piano.
practice: Northwest. private family. Address
BOX H. Times Office. II
WANTED-By quiet, settled lady, well heat
ed room, with board in plain family; not ex-
ceeding SIS per month. Addr-s BOX 30.
Times office noz3-3t
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FOX RENT-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS.

TWO LARGE ROOMS. second floor; heat FOR
one room: price. 80. sos f st noZ3-st
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WAN itllp-IHO experienced drivers Tor neaNS !
express good men; good pay Cali Ils .. sth |
WANTED-A good active man. owning
wheel as outside salesman; salary and com
M ssion. 425 AZ St sw
wANTED-At once strong man as porter;
one who knows how to scrub floors leJS
Pennsylvania ave II
,wANTED-white boy about is years. to
writing. BOX "a Times Once II
wANTED-white chef and hotel baker for
oct OF city: pastry chef and steward for
city Apply TO DICKS HOTEL AGENCY,
18th and Pennsylvania ave. II
wANTED-Brisht colored man. from the
country for tanitOr work. INT u
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING COMPANY,
WANTED D-Canvsssers to sen JeweIry on IN
staliment: reference and bond required; sal-
airy. $40 week and commission: only hustlerz
need apply. CASTELBERG- ap4-tu. IA. sa-d
WANTED-White married man to work in
dairy; must be good worker and sober. Ad-
dress ". A BROOKE. Rockville, Nd
no---St
WANTED-Boysl earn your own Christmas
money sell the Saturday Even ng Post. out
Thursday morning; retail sc; wholesale, &c.
WM SMITH. agent. Times ONCE or 204
Arthur place nw-' = square from B q o
Depot. nozz-st
WANTED-Barber; steady job. BALsTON.
18th and SITS. NV noZz-St
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers; expe-
| rfence unnecessary. Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport, n. Y.
noS-1Sot
wANTED-Boys with Bicycles for messen-
ger service; industrious boys can earn 81
/ per day and more; boys attending school will
be smployed from 5 ?. m to II 2. m and
| on sundays and holidays. MUTUAL DIS
! TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement,
l4o1 st. NV. oc4-t<
BOYS. BE INDEPENDENTLY your own
newspaper routes Get a list of customers
1 for the Evening and Sunday Times. and you
| formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
/ MENT. The Washington Times. ap23-tf
wANTED-white. active men to clean win
dows. Room as, Stewart building. 9Th and
wANTED-Painters ass st. NV.
no22-3t
wANTED-Heiper in blacksmith shop. Ap-
| ply IN the rear Of 1895 18th st. NV. no22-st
wANTED-Lessons in the e7enIng on cornet.
6y oeginner state terms Address BOX 5ss.
wANTED-F1ve tailors. Inquire 5ls N St
s~. noZ2-St
wANTED-At once. experienced JeweIer;
bench work onlyi steady position T. c..
HINES, s2l r st. no2z-2t
WANTED-F1ve taiIors. 18th Co. Coast Ar
tilery, Fort Washington, Nd. no22-5t
xANTED-Youth TO work Is days in ex-
change for business college course. Address
WANTED-Ladies' tailor: good man only.
| 1020 i7th ST. no22-st
r WANTED-Neat colored boy, general work
reference loo 18th ST. NV no22-5t
( Neutrality-suspicious. white boy TO help IL
! grocery store; II or Is years old; references
{ Apply 251 sth st. ne. no22-2t
WANTED special boys. with bi
cycles salary. 81. Apply Immediately, n
= PHfLIPSBOItN & CO., 61o I1th 81. NV.
nozz-St
1 W.
. NV. no2f-Sf
r.
i lWANTED-Ffrst class coatmaker at once
T. z. GILBERT, SIS F St no2l-3t
!. | FVANTED-Young man with some experienc
! IN meat cutting steady position. Addres
: BOX 579 Times Office. no2l-3t
: | WANTED-A neat man 70 bake cakes in win
, | dow; must have experience 10cs Pennsyl
Eania ave. no21-3t
| WANTED - Carpenters RUDOLPH S
= BLOMF COMPANY, New Filtration Plant
i uoIS-6t
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candvl Candvl Candvl

Buckingham is the best bib box Of
our best 25c candy Soc II ordered now. 70
be delivered Dec. p 81 Pa. ave. Sc,
s2s G st. nW
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You need a package of Tis-It
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Kramerss ssO,oOo Rose on Exhibition

this week at our Free Chrysanthemum
Show, 9l6 +. Souvenirs to every Gus
toner
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Christian xandeE's Pride of Virginia
Port-a medicinal wine of wonderful
virtue as q tonic. 75c. ct. Only at SO 4th
af
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE

WASTED-You can learn the Syllable system
Of shorthand IN I5 hours attain a speed OF
Is TO 100 words IN 80 hours. and We viii pro-
cure position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typewriting. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado Bldg. Phone NJ. I142
NOTICEs10 a day can be made by any
man or woman by selling handmade, high
art embroidery novelties, and all kinds Ori-
entail goods and silk and wooden 7shawls. We
offer these goods direct from the nianufac-
turers OF the United States Embroidery
Works. 14s r. Broadway, New York Wash
ihRton branch, 619 r st. NV, ROOM 9.
CAL at branch or drop postal card for in
formation. no23-10t
WANTED-ouick, stenographer. male. white.
$50 promotion; colored buffers. hostler. 10l1
New York ave 1t
sTENOGRAPRERs to join the CLAWS
CLUB and DICTAT1ON CLASS. Su Corcoran
building. ADENE WILLIAMS, Manager.
nO9-eod&Su-1St
WANTED-Man and wife; no children; man
handy with tools: understands the OF
horses. Goss and chickens: wife good house
keeper: take care OF house: country OF city.
Address JsOX 56e. Times ONCE. no21-6t
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WILL BUY OR SELL la Luz. Sierra zEadres
lola. American DeForest, Enterprise mining
stocks BROKER. p. .. Box 1883, New
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Invisible patches put on with Tl--It-
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Order Potatoes Now, 7ec Blu. Best
Gran. sugar. 4ilc. ID. Johnston 5. z2l 9TH
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Make Your Poom Warm.

As,liar OIL stove. 30. 81. 50, $500
1904 G st c. a Muddiman & CO. sls 18th.
Consumers of Refined Oh and Gasolene,
Purchase your material from cur gro
Ger or oil wagons who use the stamped
District measures and receive full meas
ure although you have 70 furnish your
own package for the regular prepared
cans which are now offered and sold you
do not contain full measure. Price does
not necessarily make the article cheap
National OIL Co. Rosslyn. Va
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FOR sALE-TYPEwR1TERs.

BARGAIN PRICES-No. 2 Remingtons $40 to
SIS, now $50 to s22, No. Remington. was $50.
$40 No Remington. was $50, S4759: Smith
Premier, $3.50; Yost. was s25. sl5: Caligraph.
was SIS. So: Hammond Ideal, SIS. $40.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, SIS F st,
Room 4. no2i-n
TYPEWRITER BARGAIN-Smith Premier
No . lust used enough to perfect and desk;
cost sI32.5 cash price flG0; mimeograph.
cost $50; price so. Address BOX 567. Times
Office no21-st
YOU CAN BUY the latest model Wellington
Standard typewriter on easy terms; 81 down
and 81 per wee,s; no better machine made:
hundreds in In Washington. Call or
phone, Main 3541. for particulars. Office,
500 llth st NV. no11-l5t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$500 BUYS manufacturing partnership ia
business monopoly. Address BOX "a Times
Office. no23-3k
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The c. c. Silence Co., eIO z St. N. W.

Wall papers and manufacturer OF win
dow shades; flrst-class work; prompt at
tentton given TO all orders; lowest prices :
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ANAc0STIA.

suRYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts-
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-Two rooms fer light housekeep-
ing in Southeast section, near South Capitol
81. Address 1911 G st. NV. no2s-2t
WANTED-Three small unfuruished rooms /:
bath. heat and gas for light Housekeeping;
rent must be moderate; state terms Ad-
dress BOX Is. Times Office. 1t
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/ WANTED-Honest girl for light housework-
Gail after pm, 4S2 New YORK ave nv
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wANTEp-M1scELLAtSous.
II You ere out for husiness.

II you are out for business,
Just listen and be wise:
lis push and pluck. IL is not luck,
That makes the lgures rise;
And the people VIII not know you
II you do not advertise.
II you're out for baby pictures,
We would have you all to know
That the only place 10 get them right
Is in THE NURSERY ;EtY STUDIO, Lo
INSTRUCTION WANTED In cake making
and frosting. evenings. Address BOX is.
Times Office. no2s-st
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemens 3 Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and will call any
hour. B. TARSHES, 1908 9TH st. NV. Phone
~ "a ~.
WANTED - OLD GOLD AND SILVER
diamonds. corals. canoes. iewelry, Eiiverware;
dentists gold and platinum bought for cash.
{. r. Ok kARR. Jeweier. sls 18th St. below G.
- ~.
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac, and all kinds Of
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
/ SHOE, sth and Y SITS. NV. Phone North 1913.
oS-o-ooe
wANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds. rubies,
enleralds. pearls, sapphires; cash paid for old
gold. silver. deRtist gold and platinum
LOUIS ABhAHAMS. 43S 9Th ST. NV. Main
700. oe-o-oLnos
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture,
carpets; viii pay full value for stoves in
good condition; office furniture, and house
hoid goods or All kinds, contents especially.
D. NOTES. e25 Louisiana ave- Phone N. sooS.
nol-5ot
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside your old clothing. shoes. and hats
before seeing me, 1 pay highest cash
pr-ces for them Drop postal, win call II.
GENIIsZ. l2oS Ith st. NV. nols-i5t
| WANTED - Highest cash prices paid for
J CASTOR clothes ladies', gentlemen's and
| children's; address postal. will call any time.
H BURNsTEIN. 1914 7th ST NV. nol1-so'
| WANTED-S. KEBEsKY, 1906 7th St NV,
VIII pay the highest caah price for ladies'
/ gents, and chfldren's cast-on clothing and
/ shoes and hats. Address postal and VIII
| call Phone n. $3.50. no7-30t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Two experienced drivers for heavy
express good men. good pay. Call 7ls eth
st. no23-St
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~YOu're Looking Good"
At sautters Cafe. SOP 9th St NV.
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wANTED-BIcxcLEs.

DON'T PUT your old bicycles in the eellss:
We pay highest cash prices for them u
Pennsylvania ave. NV. no2z-St
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BRooKLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERssEN Drug store
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FOR RENr-TYPEwRITERs.

STANDARD TYPEwRITERS from 81 month
up. Address BOX ]. Times Office. no2S-4t
REMINGTON, suitable for private secretary;
Sc month. Address BOX 2I5. City Postof-
fee. no21-st
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WANTED-A good active man. owning
wheel as outside salesman; salary and COM
m. ssion 425 AZ St sw Il
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GoLDENBERG,s 7th and K sts NV; .c.
s. KANN. SONS & CO. Sth ana Ma IA, ~ EIa ave
ERVISsS s CIGAR STORE, l4tn ana as : i' D : -,,S
~ p MeNTJITY. Cigar store l4th q all4 q. ~
A. e POWELL, 4th and East Sslls Ss nv
a. NJ. DANIELS. cor l4th an1 Fllsode
/. FRENCH SIMPSON cor te- 49,
Island ave. and Z St NV r,ss--,acxr
CHA6. c. HORNUSG. ChrlsllaA-t
sW cor. 7th and N sts- nv -. ne.
STAFFORD PHARMAC1. Ith ane u - ne
CHAS II. BLUMER. y. Cap ana N - -
RI Al -NEITCH 20th and 81 sts nv
n r faT Ic-T, ears s8th and II sts nv.
QUIGLEY's s P45AIlMAC \, Isl 49, 49, = - Sc
O'DONNEIdz DRUG CO, stn sle - = -. =
GILLETTE & CO.. 14th and L SIS; =. HM ~
s. n WAGNER 4 CO. Isl aIo n 50 50 - -
II q BUTTS. cor 4th and Mass afe, - - y
= TavT15E cor 9Th and sts. NV
n & FEAI5Y nv cor. 11th and Pa ave. g
= T5955T -FSyJTZ. Fla ave and y Cap. s.
sS.sy-rs ysSTTs = NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave Nv
- - = : = CkRfPRFI,T. cor ID and = sts. ne
y fTJcO EIsENBEISS. 7th and 3 SIS sN-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By first class dressmaker sew ng
by the day in first class family. Adress BOX
y. Times office. no23-3t
WANTED-Ey neat white girl. II years. place
as general housewor<er. l425 II st. ne
no23-3t
WANTED-3y colored woman place as cook
and do house work: stay nights; reference
425 Ridge II. II
WANTED-Position as chambermaid, nurse.
or houseworker' reference 6lS o st NV. II
WANTED-By colored woman, position as
cook in private family; references. 446 o
st. 1t
WANTED-By colored girl. place as cham
bermaid; reference. Apply COS Acker St ne.
no22-Zt
WANTED-A position steHOgrapher and
typewriter and 10 assist in general Office
work: best or reference. Address BOX $40,
Times Office. nOZl-5t
WANTED-Wsshing and ironing TO do al
home 8ii @ ST. ne. no2l-5t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13

Hornets. or wiip faced waBpR
have no eril traits OF obnoxious fea
lures % g. true that they VIII some.
times sting box tlls July when they
are ATTACKED IN their 1wn homes or
think their y0une afe .a danger Tle
great value OF these Insects O. that they
live entirely up0u insects. mostly hles.
and in fact when ihry arc near dwell
iuga thclr food ia generally The COM.
mon horaeGy they ar' ualurc's great.
rst factors ln reducing tha serious
pest n ls weIl ku1wn thai nles carry
disfase germs Fueh at those ~ -.
phold fever. and % can thus De- seen
thht hornets have q g. .dediy saaltary
effect as result ~ ti.ir drsirable ln.
gcciivor0us hami red and siFeam
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
ALL DRUGGISTS

way that it is almost impossible to
make a selection OF any one as the
best Caroline Duer's "The Duty a.
the Beast" is tale almost equal TO
the finest thing Edith Wharton has
wrote. owen divers "The God Of
Our Fathers" contains a thrill for the
lovers OF all that is startling and dra-
matte IN fiction. Vincent Harper's
"Stud o. Dreams" is an exquisite idyll
Of the -Seath Seas Elhel siRsbee
smalrs "Tasters az Fame" is one II
the best examples in the field OF child
stories for grown-ups. Elliot Flowers
"A Pass to Paradise" Is delightful IN
its mingled humor aud romance, while
Msrgery williams The House by the
Way" is a beautifully told tale. Be-
sides these stories there are Others OF
equal merit by Catharne Matthews,
Elizabeth Sears, Guy Bolton, Helen
Vacarsco and Tom Mason.
The essay Ia this issue Is by the
noted dramatic ana music critic
James Huneker and will causp wide
comment. Mr. Huneker has written
OF Ibsen The ludigidualist," ana has
many important and interesting things
to SAG both Of the personality aud The
work Of the great Norwegian dramai.
ISL
The poetry Of this issue Is 81 more
than usual value, aud IL contributed
10y Florence wilkinson, Joakin Miller,
Dora Reed GoOdale, Madeline Bridges.
Clinton Dangerield. John Arbuihuott,
Richard Kirk. Leah Dupnd aud Gin
ton Scoilard
Altogether the February Smart Set
Is = splendid example o. what a mod.
ern magazine should be.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
The nnhann.. Ninr L.l,c,.

Whom balloons once inko 90 mcalio
field they will not icsvr h en- they
have eaten every cob Wbcn they de-.
part every evening FOR homc they have
filled their stomarhs. ilclr check pouch.
rs and their arms, YOU cauuot poison
these pests, Tor hflcrn grains of pure
strychniRc Ia n blngn has failed o
kill one only shoouus with q ride
Will do, and no humju army wns ever
c,cycrcr 90 settling scrrlcL Even az
nighttime "A arge f1.eo SO hunters
has often boon dcGcl IN iteittomptt
90 SURROUND toe rocky stronghold of
Cynocepaalw porcar.r Even dogs
scgt agBint tlc balloons f1il before
creature which l.'e bands with
which Oh reec tlr'r aleniics before
biting them Ioi ihr Stay nt home
famcr clnsrair'r,r lmadf 0u pos
scsslng merely rocks p seoHL rats aul
sparows. Country CoH.lemln
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
80 Ia Nenrlv ! MlllIon.

New York, Jan, 12,-The fnal stage
In the struggle for possession OF near
ly threeQuarters of a million dollars
between John r. Plat. an aged mil
lionair and Hannah Elias, a negress
who he charges wrongfully obtained
the money from him. was scheduled
to begin before Justice Bischof In the
supreme court today In this suit q
was expected that the whole amazing
story of the affair which attracted TIE
attention of the entire country when
the secret OF Plau's relations With
the woman were revealed by the Ming
Of his suit last summer would be
brought out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
------nl and 80 EHaelIye.

: fbambers, Editor indicator,
1ihsftf texas writes Dec %, 1902
tsure and unsolicited BY you,
'imony to the curative power
81 bai4fd Hotehound Syrup. have
Is sy family and can eheerfully
sf the most effective aud pleas
sae nedy for coughs and colds
htte tf used 25c. zoe and sl.O0.
- ga nj. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
BOY pies from Drinking Whlsky.

Memphis. Tenn, Jan. IA special
from Ripley Miss, says that Joe Cal
vary, a l2-year.old boy OF the northern
part of Tippah county, Is dead from
the excessive drinking OF whisky, II
is said some boys had either given
him the liquor OF left It where he
could get It, and on account OF his
youth ala not realize the danger OF
It. lie was soon thrown into con
WILSON'S. and lived only a few hours
The grand jury, now In session. vii.
probably investigate the matter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13

T. g. BARKER General superintendent
j r. HILL Agent JAS N. GRAHAM. President
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
EIaIN.Hour pay ior rmploye..

Washington. Jan. 12,-Representa
tive Maun OF Illinois, has introduced
bill In the house restricting The
hours Of labor OF government en-
ployes 70 eight hours day The bill
is as follows: THAT Section S70t
OF the Revised Statutes be amended
so as to read Eight consecutive
hours shall constitute a days work foi
all clerks In postoalees and laborers
wOrkmen and mechanics who may bS
employed by or on behalf OF the gov
eminent OF the United states"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13

The tump arrested Or vagrnney
rarely displays nny tuapr but a Nes
fork panes mentions age whose Mid
WavEshneas eulIreued uls own tral
after lhe Judge hid Jakrl ne man
ovef BE- alid muangiy. eeem % kaow
youf fsof
Yes" the tramp agreed pleasantly
eve weTe boys f6geutrr"
"No1senser sai1 tha fudge. ff5Ea
iHe
liui #e nrfc tsf fumr afi uif,i
uid lass.fhre 'WFn abg1f fs
f1rf Hec Wf musf o. ta bay 20
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
Cured Lumbago.

A B, Canman, Chicago writes March
4, 1908 Having been troubled with
lumbagO at different times and tried
one physician after another then dif-
ferent ointments and linmeuts, faye 10
up altogether. So tried once more,
and got bottle OF Ballard's snow Linz
ament, which gave me almost instant
relief / can cheertullY recommend IL,
aud will add my name 90 Your lst OF
former soldiers" 25e 50c aud 81 Sold
by w. M. Johnson,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
snoIIed 80 Benui1

Harriet Howard Of 219 vs. 35th Sc,
New York az one time had her beauty
spoiled With skin trouble. She writes
II had salt Fheum, or eczema, for
years. hos nothing would cure g. un-
tl uscd Bucklen's Arnica salve."
A quick and sure healer foreuts, buras
and sores. Twenty-Five cents 90 al
Druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-13
REspLUTIoNs 81 REsPEoT.
'assed BY .. . Finley Chapter, United
Daughters 81 the Confederacy.

'assed BY >. . Finley Chapter, United
Daughters g tie confederacy.
pc memory 81 our departed hero:-
ederal Jesse Johnson Finley died
Lake City, Fla. November 8, 1904,
the ninety. second year of his age.
iis mortal remains we're laid 70 rest in
4 Evergreen Cemetery, in our own city
o. Gainesville, November 7, under the
dnection Of the J J. Finley Chapter OF
- United Daughters Of the Confeder-
acy. anid demonstrations Of the pro.
fonode sorrow and reverence Of all
our people
Upright lawyer, pure judge, brave
soldier patriotic citizen, able states
man end above all devont Christian,
he etenpilfed all the virtues of a
noela manhood in all the relations Of
lite Adopted citizen OF Florida, TO
those service he devoted fiity-eight
1. eafs ol his long life, in the duties Of
She battlefield, forum and halls of leg
lslaiion he bore worthily the palm Of
one 81 her most distinguished sons.
Hero Of Two wars. serving faithfully
il the ranks and rising by merit and
deeds to places Of command, unsheath-
ing hIs sword only for the protection
81 the homes 81 his people in the Sem
inole Var, and Zoe the defense alone OF
tte Fights and liberties of his sovereign
eounonwealth ia the war for Southern
independence, he was the soldier with
ott stain Or feproach. Laying aside
the Judicial ermine in 1882 to enter the
Confederate service as a private, aud
lnaIiY attaining by martial ability and
eousple0oae courage to the rank Of
bfigadief. general, adding glory to the
hannct Of she Southern Gross on the
botileaelds Of Georgia, Kentucky and
Tennessee, his native State, he has
yssred his own enduring monument, in
the aaection, gratitude and sorrow Of
a|l who love the Lost Cause.
WEI che members of the Chapter Of
US LnIse6 Daughters OF the Oonfeder-
at9 named Ia honor OF our departed
hero, express and put on record our
ardent a1miFation Of the character,
public rsiees and life OF General
Jesse 1oanson Finley. We give deyout
thaaks 90 God that he was vouchsafed
"a he blessing to his people for so
nans res1s adjoining the nobility of
tfue nenhood, and the graces OF the
Christian religion in his person, deeds
aad relalions. to the very end Of a life
tsns far beyond the years allotted
q MOSS d mankind with deep emotion
btIpgto this life, lived so nobly,
ana dow ended so honorably and
steably the tribute Of our "Well
deoh. good and faithful"
Chr 81 ohe, the heroes and veterans
h foaiederacy are passing from
the oi their glorious struggles,
aak more and more sacred and
ne he coronet Of sorrow and dis
poin,pent which crowns the Lost
c Soon, very soon, naught but
ld and faded banners. and the
Sped shafts OF heroes viii be left
ne glory Of that mighty en-
~ And yet history will be the
Justice and "the Lord God
oNnfsft reigneth," and "d0eth All
talr Heil"
J. J. FINLEY CHATTER.