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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
DANIEL 8. LAMONT.

Daniel s. Lamont 10 dead at the COM
paratively early age Of ftty-iour, hSv-
ing filed high Offices in political and
business life, says The Wall Street
Journal, and, 80 far As We know, no
living man can tFuthiully accuse him
OF unfaithfulness 60 trust in either ca
pacity. Grover ClevelAnd's testimony
20 the worth Of his deceased friend
rings true and may be taken ~ final.
Mr.. Lamont was not great man. II
we were TO seek for HE most notable
quality We should perhaps find 10 in
discretion. He was emlnently Judi
cious in what he said and did. He
made very few mistakes, either OF
word or deed.
In the life OF Wall street. Daniel s.
Lamont had one quality quality the
more valuable because I, il very rare.
He never lied. He never deceived by
indiscretion. He kns~ almost by in.
stinet what the public wanted 70 know
and he was never afraid TO tell IL u 10
cou Id be told without injustice.
Although he had passed out Of the
memory Of many politicians. those Who
knew him when he was before the peo-
pie will long remember him. and re-
fer to HE thorough business methods
With pride when the names Of far
greater men are near the edge OF OBJ
liviOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
APPEAL TO ELoRlplANs.

The Florida Historical Society, which
vas oEgABiEed November 20. 1908, has
recently been Incorporated under the
laws OF this State. Ils objects are ~
follrws: THE collection, arrangement
and preservation OF all material per-
tanning 10 the history of or in any man.
ner illustrative Of Florida, including
books, pamphlets, documents, manu-
scripts, newspapers, diaries, notes, let.
tiers, speeches, maps, portraits, photo.
gFaphs or other likenesses of men and
women prominent in Florida history,
pictorial illustrations of Florida scene.
y bulldings, establishments, institu.
stone, monuments, relics and prod uets.
Also relics OF every kind whether his-
toeical OF pre-hlstOrical, fossils, geo.
logical specimens and everything IN
any manner illustrative OF Florida"
The provision for membership is "All
Persons Of Good Character" upon ap.
prevail OF she board Of directors, The
dues are five dollars per annum.
The Society has been given the use
Of a large and commodiouS room 10 the
Jaeksonville Public Library (which 10
fire.proof) for the reception and SAFE
keeping Of all its collections and prop
sFty aud in which to carry on lie work
which has now been actively entered
upon.
The cost Of furniture, cases, files,
ETC., together with the necessary cleri.
cal assistance, will approximate 81 COO
for this year.
Failing 20 procure aid from the last
Legislature, the Society must depend
upon the dues of its members to meet
its expenses.
Every intelligent person who has
any State pride must realize and feel
the value and fsr-reaching Importance
of the work in which the Society is en-
gagged
We appeal to all such for aid and
encouragement. Send US your appli.
cation for membership with = check for
five dollars to Rev. V. W. Shields,
Treasurer, for one years dues. But
whether you apply for membership or
not send us books, pamphlets, papers,
pictures, maps, relics, articles from
Indian mounds. fossils, biographical or
historical sketches and incidents and
printed matter, historical or descrip-
tive, having any bearing upon Florida.
Send 90 Florida Historical Society,
Public Library, Jacksonville, Fla.
II the people of Florida will con-
tribute what they reasonably can We
will soon have = collection OF priceless
value.
TFE FLORIDA HisroRICAL SocIETY,
Geo. K. Fairbanks, President. |
Geo. w. Wilson, Secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
PREPARE FOR THE WORST.

While the authorities in New Or
lean. are doing all in their power tC
cheek the spread OF yellow fever in
tbs, city, it may be some weeks before
they can stop it, and 1t may lingeI
along until after frost.
The people of Florida will also take
The necessary steps to keep il out OF
his state. and there Is no cause for
,ty undue alarm in the interior towns
Of the state. But it is q good idea to
keer clesn. and we hope the good work
70 well begun this summer by our San
hIry officer pinkoson will be kept Up
night along. II will certainly do no
harm and may be the means OF the
city enjoying the healthy conditions il
b, 20 far this season.
The weeds should be cut down in
tiserent portions OF the city and a
,lOse watch kept OF the pools OF stag
rant water that may be found and have
them filed up. The old adage about
On ounce OF prevention is q very good
uSs TO keep in mind.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
PARTIAL PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Mall.

BAH Goods-JuEA Pree-Net Prepa
ftaO Per Gallon.
Bya, Ola. Corn. uOod grade,
tA1 iAeT 0al0p
RE. 0la. Germ Hum FINE unehtg.
eak FER UAll0n
RE, Ola, Corn Rum. Hest for The moaaF
AOO Per Gallon
~ RE Pessh and App!s iirsady. Aetl0NI
ed BY age,
n ~ t'sf uAlloni
Victoria I've, social pf0ts rye Mediein4
quality,
LIMP 1T. LOUIS HEEa. Pos uaE
Inlsian beef ......,.t. ..,...s.s.,'s,bf 4
lHtfh fals t't.tt.ttsi. .'ts'ts'tsf ~
htnndafd t... .....t. t.tstt,... f'stsss ~
mall, ehTa dhfh .tfsrt.tr'. tf.ttfs ||
CO1arGaf. Imported Goes. ...,....tf stt..ssss eF
Hess Ale, pinta .,tt.s,,.t.,..,., .s,,sss =
Guinness Stout, piHts, .t., ...t. t','''.s'sf
f'Fiees bJ The Dol on application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
GREAT SNAKES.

The impression that all the snakes.
alligators, insects and other pests are
located in Florida 10 erroneous Mich-
iRSn can beat Florida for big ONES aud
dangerous reptiles, az the following
from The Caro- mich, } Advertiser will
show:
while Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. + Rckert
OF Lapetr we're fishing ~ Long Lake,
and while the husband was fishing uea
the shore, the lady Was rowing about
near shore when suddenly a mammoth
blue object AZ the side OF the boat at.
tFacted her attention. She saw it was
q snake Of the Blue Racer variety and
struck St it with an oar, The snake
disappeared under water only TO APP
pear on the opposite side OF the boat
She again struck it with the oar, and
after being under water for some time
it attacked the boat, this time sue.
ceeding in crawling part way in Mrs
Rlckert seized q small rife which her
husband brought with him, and shot
the reptile through the neck.
"After getting Mr. Riekert, who had
Witnessed the struggle from shore
they roved out and pulled the dead
snake in the boat, and upon measuring
is, found il TO be over fifteen feet in
length and sixteen and one-hali inches
In circumference "
Guess that Levy county snake will
have to give the palm to Michigan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
cs.srrh canno, be Cured

With local applications. ~ they can
no, reach the seat Of the disease. Ca
tarFh " a blood or constitutional die.
ease. and IN order 10 cure IL you musi
,ake internal remedies. Halle Ca
tarSh Cure 10 taken internally. and
acts directly on The blood and mucous
surfneee. Halls CstasFA Core is not .
Qunek medicine. u wss prescribed b.
one Of ths bsst pAystsuans In this eoun-
try for ysaSs and 10 . FSRulAf pFsseFiP-
tIos. Il b composed Of the best tones
koown, combined With the best blood
pATi6aFs, asting dlFvetly on the mo-
eosn eaffnsss. The psrfeet eOnbins.
tian She twO iBgrsdients % What
Prod unsM sesh woBdsFful results "a
enring eaFfh. ssBd for tssti@OHials
iEss. cHDrr a ! %: r'V b..
sssa b. 1suuRisss. pros 7ss.
1nas HaII'S azilJ Pals fos sonsil-
pAfhe8.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

he .aw breakers In this State that
!" a'E 'alsing the most trouble and
"p+a'r are the people who are trying
''-as The Laws passed BY the last
Ns'a'1'e. These laws are objee-
N''''' 10 them and they are deter
-t'' 60 break them, no matter
'''',e' they suit the ma ority OF the
po' not,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

S'''''J Of the Navy BOnaparte
= !" :, We're will be no whitewssh and
I" " The service is coBesrnsd, he
S'1- a 'eapegoat Of no one, 10 HE
,.."'s'''on Of the cause Of the Ben.
's'os ii'asier a, sandleeO, Cal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

'l' .nternationAl Harvester Com
- a'' got business In Arkansas. The
'o'H'y-Ieneral has fled an action
So he company for toOo. 600. for
- r'FnEement Of the antitrust
!h' 5omplainls Feeite that the
"aFaiy ,s monopoly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

Hojsstvensky 10 said 10 be
covering ~ Toxic. He MAJ
- > The time negotiations be.
-. ".''A and Japan are eom-
b ian be = peace Offering Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

II mus, have been amusing to see the
CzAr and Kaiser, as they met in the
Gulf OF Finland, peek under the boat
TO satisfy The Old Nick that there we're
no torpedo attachments.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

We suppose that II the government
says John y Rockefeller is good man
Miss Ida rarbell will be "Agin the gov.
ernment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

The suns article on Free Advertise
iag' il being copied quite extensively
10 the papers Of other States as we'll as
10 the local papers. But without action
On the part Of the press Of the country
hWi.l avail nothing The free ''puh'
N the paper lie something like the free
"pas' on the railroad. Many use the
augment that a train is going TO q cer-
tain Place with fifty passengers and il
SO0Id cost no more 20 the railroad 10
AIRY one more, which would be true.
Boz i a number would ride on passes,
Ne source Of revenue would be cut Cd.
lht same may be said OF q newspaper.
IA' paper has got 10 be filed up with
hneih'uR aud pun" would help
Ghoagh the publisher would not real
nay - the needful for such space.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

The Qanry Herald aud Era, under
the management Of Mr., J, H. Thomp.
son, has improved in appearance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

Senator Mitchell OF Oregon has been
elected u another term. This time it
is six months and 1900, instead OF
six years at 5000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

-. i''''-E, the New York lawyer.
-, W. ao's At Stag sing Of the
- H-e1iion, be must have fsls
= "a TO sing siaE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

Mayor Mcclellan OF New York has
the assurance that TammAny will stand
by him for reelection this fall.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

- edge tAs rscsips Of >
~ = r'ssHth snnsal reposs Of
~ saa'i Of Hsalth,
The Newark journal., 1905-05-12
City Directory.
,.<N,cN.<N.~NorN~~N~/No~N~<No~N
MrNIcIPAI. OFFICERS

MUNICIPAL. OFFICERS
 Mayor, !. H. Holderby,
 Recorder, E. W. Magness,
 Marshal, Walter Pascoe,
 Treasurer, ]. T. Tharp,
 Aldermen;- E. r. Busby, R. B. Ad- ans, W. ]. Cooper, c. NJ. Edwards and W. C. Mims.
 Council meets first Monday night in each month.
 CHURCHES
 Methodist church, services at II, d.. m and 7:30 D. m. the second and fourth Sundays in each month. Rev. C. H.. Newman, pastor.
 Baptist church, services at } D. m. Saturday before third Sunday, and II a. Ill. third Sunday in each month. Rev. J. L. Brown, pastor.
 Christian church, services first and third Sundays in each month at Il q. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. J. H. McDon- iel, Pastor.
 FRATERNITlEs
  Bannelly Chapter k. 4. NJ. meets third Saturday night 1. c. Nuckolls, E. II. P; T. H. Dearing, Sec.
 Newark Lodge F. x A. NJ. No. 2iS meets second Saturday night. J. l. Sturdiyant, W. M.; ]. T. Tharp, Sec. Newark Eneampment l. o. 0. F. F meets second and fourth Thursday nights. c. A. Ashley, c. F; c. L. Fink Scribe.
 Newark Lodge I. O. o. r. No. 263 meets the first and third Wednesday nights O. 0. Moss, N. G.; G. L. Fink Secretary.
 Newark Camp WOW. No. 2SS meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month. W. c. NIims, c. C.; fI. \. Speed, Clerk.
 Banner Rebekah Lodge No. 154 meets every Saturday afternoon at } o'clock. Mrs. ]. T. Miller, N. G.; Miss Lucy Lawton, secretary.
 Independence Lodge No. 2379 K. X L. 0f II. meets first and third Monday highs in each month. o. F. Craig. Protector; Zed Griffith. Secretary.
The Newark journal., 1905-05-12

in an advanced state of decomposition was found impaled on post outside the walls of Palermo Attached to the post was a card bearing the words: This is the head of the infamous brigand Var salona"
 This curious discovery was made on the property of certain Baron Aniello. who took prominent part in the trial of the notorious Varsalona two months ago for murder. and offered large reward for his capture.
 When the daughters of the brigand were confronted with the head, one de- clared it was that of her father. but the other denied it. The brigand's sweet heart. however, recognized the head by the filling in a front tooth.
 Great excitement prevails in Sicily as the result of this strange occurrence. The inhabitants in the neighborhood are divided into two parties, one believ- ing in the death of the famous bandit and the other declaring the event to be merely another trick to make the police believe that he is dead in order that he may continue to rob undisturbed.
The Newark journal., 1905-05-12
HER FORTUNE.

My wife has had her fortune told.
 We're feeling better now; She's going to get store of gold
 We don't know where nor how; But it's a cinch she will get it;
 We almost see 1t now; And m not doubtful, not bit,
 But wish that l knew how. My wife will cross the ocean. too.
 The fortune teller said The ocean beautiful and blue
 With arching skies 'erhead; She said she'd be tourist gay,
 Told lands she'd travel through, She said all things were bound her way. l wonder how she knew. My wife says she believes all this,
 Because the seeress bland Told her, without a single miss,
 That shed pretty hand And auburn hair. and rosy cheek,
 And eyes of turquoise blue. If she such wondrous truths could speak Then all she says is true" This fortune looks all right to me, The ocean trip and gold, The countries that my wife will see, The pleasures manifold And she told of her cheeks and hair, And hand and eyesi as true AS l could. Now I do declare!
 l wonder how she knew! Another thing she prophesied:
 She said: You're going to wed A great tall man and dreamy-eyed,
 Who has noble head That's got me scared I'd like to do The stunt with lots of tin; But if this tall gazook comes true Then where do l come in? -J. M. Lewis, in Houston Post.
The Newark journal., 1905-05-12
HEAD INHALED ON POST.
Severed Organ Found Near Palermo, Italy, Declared to Be That
 of Noted Bandit.

From Sicily, Italy. comes ghastly story reminiscent of the middle ages
 One morning recently a mans head
The Newark journal., 1905-05-12
Our Clubbing List.

The ]oarnal and any of the falow- ing papers will be sent one year for the ameunt set opposite tAeir respect i've names. Cash must accompany the order to secure these rates.
 Memphis Commercial Appeal. Sl.25 Toledo Blade e.......... I.30 St. Louis Republic ............ l.75 Globe Democrat ......... l.75 Arkansas Gazette. ......... IG0 Texas Farm and Ranch. ..... l60 Arkansas Methodist ....... 200 Atlanta Constitution .... 1.75 The Commoner. ..... ... L70 Home and Farm. .... .. I.25
The Newark journal., 1905-05-12
To Cure a Gut, Sore or Wound

apply Ramon's Nerve & Bone oil prcmply It is antseptie-stopst the pain anc causes healing by h.st Intention. n.25eandmoney backifnot satisfied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
Money Lost In Aiming or oil Stocks

81 INVESTED In our coal mine to-day viii b.
worth IS IN a year; hank references. Wrlis SO
Andrus Bldg Minneapolis, MINI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
HORSE sHOW DATES ARRANGED.
Conflict Avoided BetN zen tho City Spring
TiNtures

An arrangement has been agreed on that
WV break up the clash in dates between
me three established spring horse shows
tle morse Fair at Madison Square Garden
"urland's and that OF the Brooklyn Riding
thu Driving Club. All three ventures had
I'm projected for Faster week, but as the
eMwrne ran managers had secured Madison
.tl.Al; NE representatives. Of the otheT shows
sssfee1 n give up their claims on the dates
i,I ms year and N split Mp the " eek follow
"g 70 avoid a conflict.
!hs liorse Fair viii begin its second an
~ hStnre on Monday. aoril ~. and last
ny. ,he week. The Durland show. the four
T'I1 annual fixture, viii be on Monday.
40 lay ana Wednesday. MAY /. and g.
M We show q the Brooklyn hiding and
is..ng Iub viii be on May 4. and 8. The
- n w conflict with the show Of the Riding
49,. a. irving Club Of ORANGE. but as this
y, Illus mostly on local exhibitors the rivalry
III VII not seriously affect either Of the
d. y also announced that the renewal for
'eison ~ he Monmouth County Horse
80 WI ne on July 81 TO 20 on the Holly
Sso- a.,.ihi1. and that the National Horse
N-den during tho week Of Nov, ia
',o,,i.e norse fair the novel spectacle OF a
sp,,s meeting indoors. regularly con-
,ib- un1eT le rules OF the National Trot-
49,. viii be Witnessed The low race.
-i,t arranged md irotted on A poor track
d.. NV iNrns A. tho Horse Fair last year
A. eonTratNd tho poss Utilities NJ the Garden
49,. miniature raoetrack, and the Horse Fair
~ silon ia going 10 have much more
beiier sport this venr
ku,. 81 300 and 500 zach have been
'Fsr's ''Vth tlottihg anu pacing
~ NJ. Crt4n. builder Of the Empire track
i1'tseI.y lu no other fast trottinr courses
r,.s, V-I ~. IL 70 construct a trask in the
~ ~, Ihe turns viii be thrown UP four or
H. =, 50 that TIE horses can 60 around
.rro..tf1.H' arc 70 10 under saddle and all
pio,t,ilR nc free FOR alls and the cham
siII'iba Ups WI BE $, hslf mile heats. Riders
iorh ~, rrlulred 70 wear colors Tho same az
elnss ~ Wear M running races Entries
uru m The classes arc as follows
80 o,ru.,ll't1''-fr.e for all. 7i7 $50. PIP ~
~ v.r,....,' On ny non winners championship
tn--i.i ~ - ~ l's fnr amateur rders, and
ror psA' y. Garden record OF 1891.
eor.ol,,to,e Pms for all. 2.i0. ass. i:7o, AS:
TOT winner, "' non-W,nnen and championship
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--r 10 Caroline Wcllner yrs. ...,.., $500
il7r> ~, q, t62 n Samuel 81. Bsninnln
Sam 10 John WSetger. prior mtge s5'S0S. 80
fyrs. per cent. -. .... -. ..., ......... ZOO
Guarantee and rfust Co. as per bond 90. BIO
Morris Park av, g " cor Jefferson St Paul
N.sSnAn TO Ferdinand Patrick. yrs. 600
norris Park Av. n 9, % White Plains Az.
'orris Harris and ano 10 EpnrAi b Levy.
Ssninern Boulevard n 9, 7oio elSt. AIMS
A. Cecilia Gottlieb TO Adolph Hoilander,
PRIOR mtge 1900. due Aug is, 1908. ..... 1000
vySe az. 9 " cor nd st.AbrahAfn Greenbsrg
TO Beethoven Highlander prior mige 1850,
ST, per cent. ...+... ....- 100
tHeSi Farms I'd. s. 100 10 " Bronx PARK Az;
frank Holman to James Green. Syrs- 600
18Th 81. 4. Al Southern Doulevhrd
Henry Bosch TO Louis Eblng, prior
mtge tia000. yrs ...-., ........,.- 1000
ll7th AZ. us W Brook az: Ida MAchiz
to Max Baron. IN, o per Uent.......-.... b,l2S
l41th 81. les Brook av. same TO
ZANE, 3 yrs per cent. ........-,....- o,ln
s0th 81. n Z, 100 Prospect Az; William
EsenhAuer 10 josephine EisenhAuer.
yrs, per cent Observation-Disclosures li.0oo
ieolh ". 8. as W Fox ST: Jennie L Clarke
and ano 10 Kate Bcllout, yrs-...,...... s.500
tiffany ST. c .. 100 l09th ST; same 10 same
ltlth -, IS. p3s Fox at Gus @ Odcll to
Jennie l. Clarke. prior mtge $3.50, Ut.
pcr cent. ...-.. .-................. l.150
Lot 2 map Hunt estate Joseph c Luke TO
Timothy Doofey, due May 3, 1905, per
cent 90. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
iol 20, map Van Nest Park same 10 sAme,
due May %. 1905 per ccnt...........-,..- 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05

INCREASE INCOME selling splendid sauce:
recipe one dollar post free +. u. GIBBS, Woot.
ton BAsseu England.
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Brooklyn.
SELECT APARTMENTS.
OPPOSITE BEDFORD PARK.


New r,uu apartments, steam neat. not wale
supply. Tctts St2 mp owner on premises hlngbtol
nv. and PARK PLACE, BROOkLfN.
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Plans Tilcd for Alterations.


7FfEFFEI 7 AZ N'T7 7 nv WTIWN n
Items under 1900 omitted
" Az. lHo 81. two stories added IN I'VE
srf} ln'i~ md stores Henry ID and Sleg-
hlrd GreenWald. "a esd 81. owners:
Inihill- architect. cost ..... .......... 2
"h st. - 2. charging and remodelng
olr story and basement dwelling: Philln
,hrciantsr Lakewood. n. j., owner:
Hoppin. Koen 4 Huntington. 2A 9th Av.
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wANTED-Lady or gentleman who viii invest
qTb5 IN successful comedy drama. Address STEP.
boz 10 Sun once.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED

YOUNG WIDOW excellent reader. pleasant
voice desires position daily a. visiting companion
to elderly or invalid lady or gentleman: willing
to be generally useful; writes good hand; exPen.
encrd In shopping. waiting on invalid. etc. best
references given II required. COMPANION, box
l25 sun uptown once. lses Broadway.
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SEND FOR FREE BOOK. Facts and FIsurra,
explaining option trading In wheat $40 MARGINS
100 bu., two cents. OSBORN GRAIN Co. Mime
Apolls, MINI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05

Statesmen estate: good opportunity for
rghi men. Call Avenue and Nostraud av-,
Brooklyn. bring references.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings

- irns av. So cor l31th St: three six story
pfis western Really Co. s. Broadway
nanrr i Pelham. tn3 9Th Av. architect
bt''1rf Az, -, IT'S = iSsd st: three story
dNellnF. Dassf0rd Realty Co, Washing
li7 Az and 1881 st. owner: ] Nrccnnd.
.nihJtf ne a. architect: cost ..........not given
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05

CAFH-A complete OUTFIT OF fixtures, counters.
cigar cases. shelving and wine boxes from nrst-
class Broadway cafe win be sold cheap. inquire
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Chambers st. and
West Broadway
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FOREST ~. 80 Morris Moss vs. Louis Rich Ell al
10 establish a len, &cl. Ettys Savclle q G..
Anhuf = $40 Pelham sV. 25xlis. Josephine
n fz1no ~ CArrnca Bsoiu ri al 10 cancel
deed aud mortgage: atty. n A SpelllSSy.
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Man Of large business expert
ence, on account OF health OF lit
tie girl, has TO reside in Soush-
west or on Pacific Coast.
Would like 10 represent Al
Manufacturer or Jobber on COM
mission or other basis. Ad-
dress
GILMORE, Box 100 Sun office.
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SITUATIONS INVERTEBRATES.

FIRST Glass HELP Al Mia IArsons enpioy
ment once, u West s'th ST. Telephone Dtt Asdi
50.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.

aST. 700 West. near Broadway Large, heated
front room and bath: nrst door. kIEFER
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100 letters sent US Stamped addressed envelope.
WHOLESALE CO. Dept. ~.
ST Louis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05

LADIES HAVING FANCY WORK TO SELL.
Battenberg drawnwurk, also 70 do
order work Stamped envelope. LADIES' Ex-
CHANGE. "a Monroe. Chicago.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
M LD-WICGINS co,

OLD RELIABLE BUSINESS BROKERS AND
PROMOTERS Capital and partners furnished
merchants manufacturers and others desiring TO
extend business: vS~cgs. bonds sold money for
leglhmaic purposes We incorporate companies
at greatly reduced rates. out of town concerns
given prompt attention. Telephone. No 2io2
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Mechanics, Iirns.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05

LADIES TO DO PIECRwoRR at their homes
furnish all materials and pay from 81 70 eli
weekly Send stamped envelope TO ROYAL CO..
"a z. Monroe ST., Chicago.