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New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
MILITARY HoNoRs FoR GENERAL CLARK.

Military honors Will be given General Emmons
Clark AZ his funeral Saturday afternoon at
O'clock IN 81. Lukes Episcopal Church. at Convent
ave and l4lst-st, by the eth Regiment, " q. n. Y,
OF which he colonel for twenty-five years.
There VIII be private services at his home No 40S
West End-ave for the family and friends and
then The hearse. escorted by pallbearers from the
non commissioned stan of the 9TH Regiment will
Ia 81 Luke's where the entire regiment will
await o.. After the church the regiment
PfN accompany IA" aclTFe 80 Trinity Cemetery.
-~-s-s LIE .->oS ~. - f.lIlI-G.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
A Gr1at List Of
WsriNns Friday OFFERINGS


LACE STOCKS-dainty floral effects
W-r!te, Cream and Black-usually ~ ~
RIRRONS-3 and Sia-inch Plain and
Liberty satin Taffetas-hne quality
eolors white and black-usuaHy 10 IL
CII-R RAGS-Auigator Grain--oleloth
Ifned-iS 10 lT-inch-value 81 II ----- 10
HAND BAGS-walrus Grain-black ana
~oIors-soule itted-Vienna hand.es-
y.ai,e 9S Observation-Disclosures. go
HANpK' 'FS-Mens all Linen
Henstitch-fuN siZe-value Is. a.----. ~
WHITE EdG'Y Fdgings and Insertings.
C,amtric Nainsook and swiss
70 ! inch-value ID ---------- ----- ~
CHIFFON VEILS-1i2 yards lonS-do''ed
and plain: also some ribbon
border-valuc % .--..-..-.'--- IL
HaTIsTE STATIONERY sizes-S4 70
100 shee.s--blue. gray, white
value % ---------- -------- i =
Envelopes to match, per pkge- Of p, D
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Curtains August Sale
DrayerisS { Friday Offerings

Embd Stripe Muslin Curtains
gathered ruffie-2A yds long
10 styles-value .9S. SO
Sheer White Organdy Curtains
BattenberE or fancy lace edge
rufle-wOrth 81 y ..-....-..----.--. "a
Corded Arabian Curtains-plain ret
centre. corded novelty borders
regularly SO. 40 70 81. 9S. S.....-..-.....1 90
Colonial Net Curtains-high class
desgns-hand applied borders. --...A 90
White Jacquard Curtain NIusIins-
also aTover Madras designs 11%
French Tambour Muslins-detached
figure or spot centres-sinEle OF double
bOrders-were "a and -. --.-.------ I ,
Cottage MusIins-s6 ineh-were 10%- *
Mercerized Damask PortiereS-
high art designs-worth $500 IS. .QS
Reversible Oriental PortieFes-
fringe TOD and bottOnn-value $3.50 8 .9S
Rich Damask Curtains
worth ST.9s 70 50. especial .---.--5. %
Yard wide CretonzeS-vaIue 2i ----- is
30 CT High Art Taneta Draperies-..- 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
NATIONAL RECIPROCITY CONFERENCE.

The committee reciprocity treaties of the
Merchants Association of New-York, consisting OF
John c Eanes, chairman; Edward D Page Gus
tav Il Schwab. E H. Outerbridge and Daniel P
Morse. have appointed the following named busi-
ness men as the representatives Of that committee
and OF the Merchants Association, TO attend the
natonal reciprocity conference to be held ar Chi
cago august l6 and u: Edward D. Page chair
man. A Augustus Healy +. T Kinsnan G.
Vintschger, Albert T. Robe and William R. Cor.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Friday Offerings in
Wash Dress F2brics

Fine Organdies-black with cold
roses-early seasons price -2S----- = =
Is cent Flecked Fancy Lawns .
Mercerized Foulard Sateens-
mill lengths of 10 cent quality I =
Wool finish Dress Voiles-
best street shades-were Il. -''.---.--. O%
Linen finish Crashes-best shades
10 cent quality. .-.-------.-- 1
50 inch Corded Madras-were -15-...-- n
Enb-d Striped Muslins-dark and
medium colors-24 cent quality ---.---- =
American Dress Ginghams-
best seersucker styles-value 10. ----- + 3
Extra fine Percales-yd. wide
best STYLES and colors-value .12'e a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
AMBROSE CHANNEL DREDGING.

Lieutenant colonel Marshall in charge Of the
dTodgng OF Ambrose Channel, a work that has
been dragging along. announced yesterday that op-
eratons there would be resumed next week. Since
NE ceath Of Andrew Onderdonk. of the Onderdonk
S0niIacting Company which has the contract for
Ne dredging, nothing has been done on the con-
raet owing TO complications arising over the ad-
"lhSrati0n Of the OnderdOnk estate.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Friday Offerings IN
Wrappers, NegligeeS, etc

Cambria Wrappe-s-Iight and dark
all sizes 70 46 bust-were 30 -------- 90
White and Cold Lawn Wrappers
erd Negiigees. also Dark Cambria
Wrappsrs-were 81 70 and 81 90. - I "a
Pretty Negligees % Floral, igd and
white Lawn and Dotted swiss
elaborate styies-were 81 4S- .----.- y %
Cambria House Dresses
clcar pretty stripes-usuaIly S124..- 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
INCREASE FOR ANTHRACITE MINERS.

Scranton, Penn, Aug. 10-Anthracite Commits
sione- Nein to-day reports the July average selling
price OF coal at tidewater at 81 81 on which the
sliding scale gives all miners Of the anthracite
gioa an increase of per cent over the basis fixed
by the st1ke commissions award This is
increase Of per cent over the June wages.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Remember, We Close Saturday.
Supply Your Wants To-day.
Friday Offerings IN
WOnsn'S Summer Dresses

Shirt Waist Suits OF white and colored
lawn and black and white checks
were So. 9S -..-.-.-....----- 4 50
Suits OF figured dotted Swiss and
plain lawns-fancy lace or enb'y-
also natural linen-were s.. 9s. -. 2 o5
Dresses OF sheer white organdy.
dotted Swiss and flg'd lawn
dressy enects-were $40, 90 ..,.-..- 4 %
Taffeta silk Coat Suits
black and colors-pleated skirt
blouse tacket-were SIS 9S. --.-.--- z. 90
Tafreta silk Suits-coat and frock and
friH styles-lace. shirrtng and combination
silk trirn-Hsually $50 9S- .-...-.-.- 3. .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Offerings IN
Waists and Skirts

Dress skirts OF Panama and
Homespuns. also Brilliantine and
Voile-kilt styles-usually SIS. SS- 3 80
Chiffon Tafera silk Waists
White and Colors. also ANover Net
were So 9S 70 SS.9s. {. %
China SILK Waists-White or Black
s5irrings. tucks. Iace-were S4.ss.. 2 .9S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Friday Offerings in
Eammocks, etc,
Friday offerings in
Waists and Pstticoats

White Lawn waists-wide embd
ranel--tucked back-were -sS- --.---- -SS
White Lawn or Madras Waists -
taf.cred or fancy-weFe ~ ~ ------' 10
Emb' Batiste or Linen Waists
pleated styies-werc S29S ---.-..-.. ~
Crhambray Petticoats- 70
Seep McIha ruffie-were 80 ---.------ --FS
BLACK Tafrcta SILK Petticoats-
deep accordion. ruff.e finish ---'-'-- -f-SO
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
White Goods August Sale
and ScarfS Friday Offerings

Yard wide Genuine White Cambrics-
no siRg-finished both sides
Nine cent quality ty--.-.-..-....--- \ =
Ask for August Sale Cambria.
Another excellent Cambric-fine quality
for undervear-usually 9% cents ~ ~
Long Cloth-yard wide-splendid quality
l. yard pieces-instead Of S1lO . 70
Ask for August Sale Long Cloth
Dainty Scarfs for bureaus. with squares
20 match for shams-Importcd Net.
Swiss and Cambric-elaborats,y ap-
pliqued-hemstitch or scalIOp-
Scarfs 2Ox54-Shaus 32x32-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
ComfGr43bles, } August Sale
.SnreaGs. etc. { Friflnr Ofrarino.


White Crochet Spreads-fuH size
regular .9S cent quality. .....-.-..... 80
Fine Crochet-heavy raised designs
full size-valUe 81 - ........-...... 81
Extra quality Crochet-hand knot
fringe-with and without cut-Out
corners-resularly s1-SS ----------. I 2A
FUN size SiIkoIine ConfortabIes-
rsversible-whfte cotton hHed-
good value at $I39-.--.----. 80
Chintz and Silkolne--full size
cord edge-value 81 9S ..............f "a
PURE ODoRLEss FEATHER PILLOWS
best herringbone ticking
30x2S@value .9S 9S.............. "a
22x2S-vaIue 81 % 9......... "a
2iN30-vaIue 81. 10. 40.-......... "a
26x3O-vllue 81 GO. .............. SS
FEATHERS BY THE POUND
Pure. odorless geese. free from
dust--value IS ----..----.....-. 40
Choice white geese-value 50. 9.-..--.. SO
Halt down-pure white-value 81 c5. 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BOSTON TAX RATE INCREASED.

Boston. Aug l0.-The tax rate of Boston for 1905
YVES announced to-day as SIC every 5000, in
crease Of So cents last year. This rate Is the
highest since 1854 when il 81 The total valua-
ton ta.s year is s. 29 1912 against 81 26 95S562 in
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Friday offerings n
Misses Derfs

Misses White Dotted Swiss AID
FI0wcred Organdy Dresses-
fancv stvleS-shirred or tucked
skirts-were Sc. - --.----------.----- 8 %
Girls Chamhray and Ginghana Dresses
cheers. figures nrd plain colors-
Russian and yoke styles
we've 81 - 20 So -. -.....-----.--... .TS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Friday Offerings in
Silks and Dress Goods

S-A9 aLA L-NoS LLLLS
90 CT White silk EoIiennes-SO inch 20
IS CT. Black Peau de Soies-27 inch 80
27 inch Black guaranteed Tanetas-
soft hnish-value 70. ---------- -OS
IS inch All Wool Cream Storm Serges-
double warp-correct weight for sea -
shore and mountain use-were %. .ztS
40 inch Priestley's Black Voiles- -
fine crisp finish-value ----------. 90
Sc inch Shepherd Checks-Black-and- -
white and b-own-and-white-were - ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Fy dav B2rFaiES in
XorensS UrGerT-ar

GOwSS-Fine Muslin ana Nainsoo<-
t,,,Ls q euabv trirs--were 50 & as. I
CHEMISES-Sk length--NainsoSk
and Cambric-dairty styles witn tuckst
lace and ribbon-were 81 ...-------- e.
COrsrT COV-ERS-Good Cambrie--
loce Trim. neck & sleeves-SpectaL :
DRAWERS decentralization size
er,b'v Tufre. tucks ab0ve--were CO.. 4
SKIRTS-Finc Camhric-deep lawn
ruales. r1cks and four rows and.
edge fancy l~cc-WeTe - 49..... 4
c,ix.e. a1-arx- dasirad information
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day.
Blankets August Sale


All Sizes Friday Offerings
Ill Blankets-white California WOOL
pink and blue borders inch silk
ribbon Misunderstanding value S4-9S- z. 80
Ill Plaid Blankets-strictly all wool
best eolOrings-vere s.. 9s. ...-.--.-.-.s3 .SS
White all wool California
full and extra size-were 81. - %
PA Californias--unusually thick ana
heavy-handsome borders
Vaice S1'o --------------- o 9S
ia White Cotton Fleece Blankets
pink or blue hordeTs-extra close and
heavy-less than wholesale PRICE. .SS
lO-4 White wool-splendid quality
unmatcheble values At. t.--.------..-..f %
The Duchess '-hne white Australian
woOl-T2Ngj inches-dainty borders
inch taffeta birding-wo-th <f49S 8 90
SIN fner Blankets-White and fancy col
ors-extra large sizes-au with 3 or 4
inch taffeta silk ribbon birding-Prtces
per pair S9.9S 20 S24.9 9s three to ten dol
lars less than same grades and sizes are
elsewhere sold. for advance IN price for
these fine qualities since we bought has
now reached 40 PER CENT
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
WORK WANTED.
Female.

WANTED---About September Is. German
or English gentleSom1n 20 so out OF
New-HOrk City as goVerness 10 TWO little
s.rls, aged and - years. mLsc speak
ttench liGently and be aole TO teach the
ruulnients OF m1sie. Address h. II. T.,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Friday Offerings in
EOys' Wear

WASHABLE SUITS
were .c9-..... .39lwere 81 2-4a-----1 20
were 81 90 -.-- % were 81. 80 Il SS
WASHABLE KNEE PANTS
were % ...... 5 were Is. 40
were 10 ---- % were 81. -. .-.. -70
ALL WOOL SUITS-2'= % l6 yvs -
were 80 9S 20 Se sS .rcw 1 SS 20 9 -SS
NEGLICEE SHIRTS
we're 20 co. aS now 50, 40. 80
YOUTHS ALL WOOL SUITS
that were sea ..-.-.------ -s5 SS
that were S9.aS, ,..--..--- .---.-.-----o SS
MADRAS HOUSES
10 yrs. only-were 60 - .9s. ----- 20
Perea!e WAISTS 20 : yrs--wsEe -. 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

NURSE.-WanteI on or about October /
at Esnglewood y. J., 4 competent nurse
20 take charge of beby and small child ::
nurse with hospital training preferred
Address T. N. Box 20 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
choriff receIved yesterday an attaehment IoI

The sheriff received yesterday an attacniene ~
, aaa eainst the property of John B. Wiiliifis' u
S-a,,1arlI n j. in favor OF Swift & Co. "hoieS"4s
meat dealers. Two judgments Tor s'4' "eie 49,.
- -, and the other for 5000 in favor OF the NE, H1
II n condensed MIX Company dep11a1y snJnet s,
iii VIZ coisrd 81 writ OF repleyn for SSis ts1t'is
i'.a r,r'y in possession of Williams IN i"No "
I.r = Sl.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Ein5 August Sale
RUGS ! Friday Offerings

Rich Administer Rurs-veIvet finish
choice Oriental designs and c7lortnFs-
3x4 yards-value S27 as ..-....--..1 g 90
Colonial Rugs-27x54 inch-dainty
colorings-woven like old fashioned
rag carpet-valUe s.. %. .-.--...--.- I 9S [
Reversible SMYRNA Rugs
T6xIO.6 ft.-three patterns only
therefore s.. SS rugs for. -.-.-.--. ; 9S :
Best Wool Art Sduares-3x4 yds.-
eversible-strictiy fast colors- - $40
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchanged Ior new
isweIr, or Jaranese goods at Nj. L. TE2-
PFR' $ FACTORY. - W. 3lst. basement
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES--1Ur second hand
Iyoud and iron working machines. fully
Guaranteed machinery UouSat aud eX-
changed GEO z EDDY. AaN MaIis0n-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Yn Erskine & Co, a New-York corporation
hoIasaIe dealers in silk ribbons. at NO 4so bIooiie
St assigned yesterday for the dement, % eS+hSst
80 ,T,uIiarr IT Barnard, of No. 3S East oeth-st-
70 w. w w Frskine is president of the company.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
TYPEWRITISG.
Typewriting-5 cents per line.

HEADQUARTERS for typewriters: rented.
repaired bought sold Inspections sup
plies RAPID SERVICE SHERWOOD :
Exchange. 45 Liberty-st- Telephone 1856
John.
QUICK TYPEWRITER REPAIRS; imme-
date service on calls, charges most red-
sonable F. C. DYETT. 90 Broadway. Tel.
3, ,33S-Cort.
TYPEWRITERS.- makes sold, rented.
repaired. exchanged. reliable service.
GORMAN, 20 Nassau-sc. Telephone 2740-
C,nvria
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
LOS1.

Dime Sayihgs Institution is missing. Any
person having claim to It is he,e ehy called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 20 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST. Handbook No. 33T, ,3G6 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY Iersun having claims
upon said book is called upon 70 present
the same TO the bank within thirty days,
or the said book will be declared Cancelled
lieu thereof
LOST-Bankbook No. SI7,546, Bank for
SAVINGS go 4th-ave., New-IOrk- Pay
ment stopped Please return book TO bank
IOsT.-Bankbook No. sI3.142. Bank for
Savings $50 4th-aVe. New-York. Pay
-nent stopred Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
DHEssMAI1ING AND MILLINERY.

DRFSSHAKEP Perfect dressmaker. ele-
gant filter; would like engagement for this
month i'm the tountT.-. AGCress =. BLOCK.
222 West 34th- -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

GENTLEMAN of tact and ability. accus-
TONED 10 earning $1,000 per annuni as
salesman, 10 Iirst class houses on the ROAD
or an tht city Address SIAfEti. E0X 10.
Tribune CItice.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SSERS.

CANVAsSERS.
,-o,r rrcrostt on on New-York morning
newspaper Tor city and out Of town; steady
work 10 good men; transportI ZION iuEnIsns1' ,lti
TTIfS = a. m Room !. Tribune Buidlng
SO DAY AND COMMISSION
WANTED D-B.ight. active young man as
outside man daily newspaper. one ac-
ouainted among real estate people Irc-
fsrred; salary AMI commission. with ehAnce
for advancement 10 the one who DOES tne
business Address, with reference, MT, II
a. BOX ~, Tribune Orice
WANTED - Draughtsman; young man:
German preferred: one experiences n
.u,oll automatic machinery. Ad""Sss T..
-. 10. iTi1anr Cii'ee
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

All as advertised fishers will
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
HELP WANTED

Male.
ANY Intelligent person may earn a sooa IN
come corr esponding toF newspapers: no
canvassinx. experience unnecessary. SEND
Tor naTticnlars NORTHERN PRESS SIN
uICATE. LockpoTt. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
DRY GOODS.
DIsY GOODS

g. IS 90 80 "a. &c 20 West Fourteenth Street
13 10 l.. - 20 o. o. % n st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line Sixteen
words seven times conSecutiveiy ST. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered in
The Tribune's Directory % Desirable Rooms
for period % fourteen days. Write Tor
circular
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
ri.h pi.a IsnnInnA-

In medieval England fish pies were
I very favOrite dish M Christmas time.
and Iamprey pies were regarded as ?
special luxury. The cost OF such dell
eacies was very gvat IL 1914 tie
shcriG Of Gloucester provided forty
fur fJr the royal table Gt a cost Of
il2 Is. 3D., n sum nearly equivalent 10
400 at the present day. ThO;e taken
from the Severn were especially noted.
and II became an annual custom for
the city OF Gloucester 60 send lam
prey pie 10 the king. There is a rec
ord Of such complimentary presents
being sent 70 Cromwell aud TO Len
thall. the speaker OF the long parlia-
ment owing to1lbe municipal corpora
ton act Glolek sler's annual custom
ceased IN 1S,51 but IN 1873 the mayor
revived II and sent q pie - Queen Vic.
torla Gt his own expense. Ills suc-
cessuTs have followed his example,
London Mail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
Ho~s Th,.q

W" ofcr Onr Hundred Dollars Re.
ward io' any casr Of ca,atrh that can.
Dot ee eorvt by HALLS Cs,arth Core.
CuESE, n Co. Toledo. q
We the ande0igned. have known =
Vheney for the last rs years. and be-.
or'v him perfectly honorable In Al
Nus'uess 'rAassctions End financially
D, hs aFu
W unlNU. kiNNAN 4 NAs,N
MholrsNle hrusgt,J. Toledo. a.
uEii's Cats'Fh Co.. /. a. -.
uNiy setting directly upan the eio.,a
80 nacoos tnFiaeea of the .v.,..,,,
esainonials scot free. Pc. "a. -.
ocstls. sold oy al aFusCists
- Hsdhalt Family U ls tOt eonstl.
HNANaNa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
For q Weak Digestion.

No medicine can replace food but
ChalnhrrlaiD's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets will help 700 TO digest your food.
IL 10 not the quantity Of food taken
that gives strength and vigor to the
system, but the amount digested and
asaimilated. II troubled with q weak
digestion, don't fail to give these tab.
lets trial. Thousands have been bene.
flied by their use They only cost q
quarter. For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

II Is curious paradox that. as a
rule, the large handed man loves small
things. details. exquIsltcly finished oh
jects aud IL microscopic In his tenden-
clcs, while he whose hands are small
delights In colOsSi of every sort. low.
Ing ostcntation aud display. immense
houses, majestic estates aud all else
that Is upon great scale. His hand
writing Is large and perhaps full Of
nourishes. while that OF the large hand.
cd man Is small ami precise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
AS OTHERS SEE US.

The following il taken from the let
ter OF J. n. Rodeheaser to The West
Virginia Argus. published At Ring
wood. W. Va. Mr.. Rodeheaver spent
the past winter in Gainesville and Or
lando. and is careful observer. he
returned home only recently:
Very feE people have any adequate
idea Of Florida, either a. 20 its resOur-
ces or it, healthfulness. ! have spout
the winter months principally In Ma
rion, Orange snd Alachua counties.
] find the people hospitable, kind. so-
ciable, industriou. and economical.
AlachuA county he's one Of the finest
court houses to he found anywhere,
and the county il ou' OF debt The tar
levy for county and State purposes, ia
cludinS schools ami rosd', il 10 mills,
school term eight months, assessed val.
hation ~ property 10 one.third Of lie
real va ne
"Loca ed near the center OF the
peninsula, in the latitude OF the best
climate 10 be- found Is Alschua coun-
~. The land IL fertile, the county
rich in resources, free from snow and
severe cold. devoid OF chilling blasts,
and offering every inducement to those
who seek health and happiness. The
county ia about $50 feet above the
level OF the sea. There are extensive
pine forests. large deposits Of phos-
phate, great turpentine farms and
productive sandy soil. Many clear
water lakes are TO be found. in which
very fine fish can he easily caught.
This county lies in the center of the
sea islands cotton belt, and more OF
that valuable commodity 10 raised in
this county than ia any other section
Of the South, the number OF bales be-.
ing about 5000 and valued at $40. 900.
The county seat 10 Gainesville, To-
Gated on the Atlantic Coast Line, the
Seahoard Air Line and Gainesville and |
Gulf Railroads, aud near to Alachua
Lake large body OF fresh water. The
il about 8 900, and the city
10 beautifully located aud we'll laid
out, shaded with magnificent large
water oaks, There are many lovely
homes. with lawns, shrubbery, and
flowers beyond description, The
streets are lighted up with electricity
by AT np-to'date plant. The city owns
10 Waterwurks. aud IL justly proud OF
her pure water II comes gushing out
rom under n large rock ~ the base OF
hill about two miles from the city,
lnd IL gathered into a large. we'll pro-
.ected reservoir, from which the city
10 supplied There h no large town in
he United StStes that can furnish a
upetioF drinking water than 10 found
"a Gainesv ille--it IL soft, pleasant and
pure. When we remember how i'm.
1urtant good water 10 To the health OF
commui ity, We feel that Gainesville
va much in this respect TO be proud
II.
gainesville pnssesses n large ard
'ommodious tabernacle for the use ol
he National Bible Conference aud the
florida ChautAuqua, This building 10
cry large, With seating capacity OF
100 or more Here assemblies each
'inter some Of the best people Of the
country TO be- edited by number VI
he most prominent teachers aud
PREACHERS ot all denominations from
NJ paf's Of the United states. The
Fiotda ChaulauQua also holds its An.
'ua, sessions IA the building"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
SPEAKER or THT ROUSE

When thr ucmb,r. ~ the House ct
Representative, 30 cAucu, nominated
hoR, Alber, " G,lchtiu II pr ~,,, =,
speaksT OF thai august hoiy u a.,
conceded bJ eli tha, The selection, IA,
n ~tse onr hn chauetvt Al, . b,,..
nesa msn aud cii,sru ba,uon IN, n,,,
the highest estcem 90 OIL 49,, t.
ouic'al estrvt 10 hat 81 a. grr,t,
man 'u every sru,s frsrls.. H, t,.
au'y ~ be s0s' %. aud b. r,,,I..,t
ladgmcu, rarely leads b,m sm,.. b.. 4.
eoarteou'. whoic-soulcd Aud r,..-..-.
those qualities OF head Aud l.,un.,
- 10 make 0P SRA, mcn-meu a.,
arr eecded 'oiSi - 10 ua,sl, sr.,r,,
The 0pseraPoloaS Who are muis IA,
many high place. Al the h.sd of,h.
i0~eE Aeass u our State solon, an,
Sre SosAlng Tor The best iuter,,. a,
'As'' beloved STATE, AZ lool 10, ,,a
sHpses nothlas tot an hoses, nd ,o,,
aemlnis.raiiOa Of bis uuss from Sp~at.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
A pare-psvlI RIde

Often results in sad accident. To
heal accidental injuries, use Bucklen's
Afnica Salvea "A deep wound in my
foot, from 40 accident," writes Theo-
dore Schuele OF Columbus, o., caused
me great pain. Physicians were help
less, hut Bucklen's Arnics Salve quick
ly healed &C." SOOthes and heals burns
like magic. 25c at all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

April showers put IN an appearance
ON "Wednesday. Rain and sunshine
Alternated aud the earth rejoieed The
dust was laid and the foliage about
Gainesville looked brighter than ever.
some oi the rose bushes about the city
we're literally filled with blossoms, aud
the visitors to our beautiful southern
home we're aeen 10 10 into ccstacies
over the prospect
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
EInpIy n Lottery.

Or Phakcr- Take this prescription.
II viii either Rim or cure you. Patient
But suppose II kills mcy Dr. Phaker-
Nothing vcnturd. nothing gained. My
motto Is. "No cure. no pay" 50 I'm TAX.
Ing a chance rs we'll ms u-Philadel.
phla. rrcss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Archbishop Whatoly 81 Dublin once
asked Young man how II happened
that truth although always sedulous
~ sought after IL 40 rarely found
When the youth demurrCd giving his
answer. Whotcly said I'm tell you
why, 70 3, rcrauS" mon always prefer
soii.nc '.n.b 'n their side To hclng ON
no Sci, uI iruihw
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Mf Gre@i-Now. I'm going TO tell
YOU something, Ethel DO you know
that last mght\at our party your
sister promised 10 marry me? hope
you'll forgive mo FOL taking her away
Little Ethel-Forgive you. Mr.. Green!
OF course VIII Why. that was what
the party was arranged for, you
know.