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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
Tna NCttcr.

Iiir Moruldu0 mo Den Giitritt
Columbia tribes l&cttcr unO mcItIi.
dc Miu0c.
Ger h0ditc Ibumomctcr'ton0 mar
- @roo nm , llbr lIohnritto0@.
Ger u%icOriQitc [bcrmomlctcritorn
NOR Is @ron nm : llnr Morgcn@.
Mtttlcrcr NoromctcritonO 1922.
Ger njCOriditc (bcrmom@tcritono
Scr lcBtrn 81 5nmom III nuhioIacn-
0cn StG0tm mar mjc iolgt: GoItport
~ Vortlon0 IS, potion 30, NIbamp
II, Ncm })orf 5G, @orriaburG -,
G]bilnOclphju 81, NtIontic.Gitp 90,
Muihinatou ii, 9toriolf -, Sottcro0
5S. Suuuuuoh 81, &ofionpiac y,
,&upitcr IS, NCD. gNeit rs, Itlnlto IS,
Moutuomcru 81 Ncm-Srlcona 20,
@olcitinc G2. @olpCiton II, Corpus
Gbriiti II, Mcmphia 90, Cincinnati
81, @itt2burQ 30, S5meGo IS, &uI
idlo Is, Glcpelonb %, Detroit 81, I'll
pcno 81. Mtnrquette -, @rccn @op
81 GbicaNo 81, Gulutb 10, Ct, saul
40, St. Sorlis 56, aonin2-Gitp IL,
Cmobu 40. Suron -, 9iSmord 26.
g9iuiiton -. &oprc 2G, Sclcno %,
Solt &ufc 40, 9cupcr 30, Nortb
Vlottc 80, Toogc 30, Nnloriuo "a,
Cos NngCIc9 IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

@riedcn in 2 hmulitu.
ten. 9ld)t @ticd)cr, mcld)c um
SomitaQ 9(bcnO inn 0itlidcn YoIi5eis
Oiitrittc pcrboitet lpurocn, neil lie an
ocn StrdBcncdcn otl ibrcn &nrrcn
Niilic Icilboten un0 ouollrh onQcbl.
lid Ocn &crfcbr bcbinocrtcm mllrocu
geitcrn Morqcn III Der 6itIihcn Noli.
jciitotion BON Squire" Gricocl nm
ic ST mo Soften bcitroft.
@cioI5cnC Strufc.'- @et,
jnmin Hobcrta, Gin in Nr. 331, Tomz
ion-Gucp. mobnboitcr 9teNcr, mllroe
qcitcrn pom Eoli5eirid)ter 2oocn nm
500 uu0 Soften bcitroIt, neil or lid
an @ciiic @rccnj cilcm perfriippcItcn
Troucn5immcr, nit mcld)cnl cr I'M
obcnQcnonnten &olic mobnt, in robcr
@ciic pcrgriii, NobertS mllr0c crit
fiir5lid) ans Dem @ef1ngniB cntIul.
icnj moielbit cr lpcaen zines tbGtlihc1
NnQriiia olti Die Nc0crin GO Gage
iob.
2 Of lii III ncrlcbt. Ger Ga
Sabre oltc Nr. Soicpb @cncid, Der IL
Nr. 5Gt, Noros @opitroBc, Elm SbcII.
5ohlungaQcid,Git bctrcibt, mltroc onH
Somitog Hod)mlittog Dor lcil,cm 8cz
idlGite pom leincm Ndqen gcldllelt.
BERT, Der pom @oggon Nr. 1912 Ger
StroBenbobn 3 @cicalfoit NetroiIcu
mllroc. Gr trllg &%crlcbungrn ont
red)tcn @ein, linten Irn1, an ser
Stirnc ,lno innerlid) ooporl. Or. W.
Gooo, Nr. 1902, Olt-Wiommcnt.S tr.,
nobm i'm IN 9cbonolul1.
MuBte iir Sen HcOoIprr
+ le d c II. - Wdltcr 9ndinS BON 9tr.
SIC, Norb-GoensS troBc. puroc &c.
tern Woraen in Der noro0itliden No.
li5ciltation megen lngcbiibrlidcn BE.
%nebnlella mo ucrhor9enen SraoenS
zines Hcuolucra bon Squire" DDS
nm $25 unb Soften bcItroit, un0 ou
or nift 5ublcn fonntc, ms 0eiGna.
nib 9eionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

.Nu0CniuW GnnCrhor." -
Ger o@ooCnio Nidnncrhor" l%ctcrlc
9citcrn NbCn0 IN iCincr Nnllc, Ode ..
mo Nrott StroBc, MiHbIonotomn, III
poiicnocr MCiiC ocn @cburtStag lei
llca bcIicbtcn WiitQIlc0cs Srn. Z.
&ric0cr oltrd) ci1cn Gommcr9. Sr.
). ". llQrid bicIt cine 9lniprohe, in
mcIhcr cr Dem @cburtato9Sfinbc ll
icincm GbrcntoQc QrotuIirtc,
3inicn rrflGrt. - Gic Sn'
bubcr Scr 5mcitcn Sppotbef Solo
Ginfommcn- ObliQotioncn ser o0ott.
licb Voltcrnifmiot Strdlt& Nrult,
So" mcr0cn an on0CrCr Stcllc I'M
nGorrciponOcnt" 0ornui mimcrtlonl
1cnlndt, ooB ~ Fro}cnt 3inicn olli
bicic SbliGotioncn crflGrt muroen,
6nblbur am un6 mad, ocm I. Nopcm.
Der 1903 0cNcn %or5ciQumQ ocS Gol.
ponH Nr. 8 inn Niircou Scr gMcrcoil-
tile Sruit & Gcpoiit 60"
2ccrc GcmentiGdc Qc It 0 +.
ten. - Shon lett cini0cr Belt be,
ldmcrtcn iih sic Gontroftoren >ltn0
Noumlciltcr ser Stoot ilber on8 Ser,
ihminocn lccrcr SGdc aus oercl,
Nctboutcn. Dor cilligcn Modcn tprr,
Den mebrcrc &crhoitltnqen porgc.
llonnncrL un0 am If. Oftobcr lpllr
Sen @iuiom @CtdcQcr bonn Hidtet
NldcH I'M Grlnliunlqcridt 81 6 Wo
notcn @ciGngnib mo Sobn Goiep Sl
ctncm Sabre 3ud)tborl3 bcrllrtbeilt.
Gontrottorcn uno @ounnciltcr limo
bon Der Nnumciiter 90ric orligcipr.
Oert moroclL ibrc Ncubautcn oclall
brlpod)cl 81 luiicn ino icoen oerorl:
Gen Sicbltobl Der @0ric sur aemltuif
6t brtn9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
Plus Dem Snncrcn Wnrplnnb's uno
Den n%narcnScnocm Stnutcn.

0rci %tolicHcr BON cincm
Nmcrttuncr Gel Dol
Tobn Yricc, Elm ilut0Cr Wunn Don
Gnn Eom, ". -&o., Qcrictb am Sums
itaQ in Sem &abuboi 81 Eom Nmu
nit elmer Nn5n6I StolicnCr IN Strcit.
inn @crInric 0Ciicn cr orei icincr vi.
ocrioder ourd) Ncpolper'hiliic Der
lcbtc. EricC rciitc nit OCu Static
ncrn 5%uiomn1cn olli cincm 3ltdc mo
Is cntItano ci1l Strcit untcr oru Scb
tcrclt, nobel elmer oCricIben gcgcll
Yrirc onproltc. 0icIcr pcricbtc ibm
cine Sbrici1e uub Die %taIicncr be
orobtcn i'm nit H%cuoIpcrr. Yricc
mar. ga cr feline @oiicn bate, Ser
llcbcrmudlt GcGcniibcr obnmd6ti1.
Nn Eop Fnu iticg cr o6, fnlIitc lid
cincn Heuolucr mo fcbrte nud) Dem
@ububoi 5uriid, moiclbit cr tScucr ami
sic &toliencr croiinctc. Gincr Ser
icIben mllrOc in Ocn l(ntCrlcib, cin
anocrer in sic &rlit uu0 elmer in Ocr
&opi Nctroiicu. Nricc mur0c ucrbof
tet mo in Dem @ciGngnib 81 Eo;p
Gam ultcr1cbradt.
&crtbcilun0 Scr StuUt@t
6 uIitcuCr.
81. GORDON :. Nttinion Der Gonz
trolclr Oc9 Stootai6obomtca, bat Die
&crtbeilng Scr Stoot2iduIitcllcr fiir
ole Stoot Baltimore uno sic Counties
iiir 0oa am I. Sonlor enocnOc &icr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
Shttfsfarten bon anS nad Tentidj.
lanS.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: aa.
lilte $40 nno $3.50; 9remen-9aI-
Ilntore bis gum 1. Mopember $3.50
uno $62,5O; bonn 1. Hopember biz
1. IllgaIt $3.50. &unoreiie ST. BIZ.
li9erem Ereiie. Sbco. $. 9iener &
Go., 3immer Ger. 3, ia Differing.
tou-Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

morc'9 murcn pcrtrctcn mo 6aa Set
mGbrtc bis 5irnl Gintrctcn ser Glny
fclbeit. gnt ARRANGEMENTS Gomitc
porcl1 tbGti0 oic $50. &obu :. 6la.
nu9on &oriiBcr, Multcr Soccer mo
&. ". 0oricp, 9liiiitcntcm gSiliom
S1coo, Charles &oub, &ocob Scio-
nCr. GOlporo Gum mo Morrp NC
Wuluun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

Icrinnols Noti5cn. 6rl.
Gillian TocQinQcr, Sod)ter Don Srll.
Qomrcncc 1oeuinQrr BON Mr.. 1923,
0in0cn. Nucmtc, lit iocbcn nod) elmer
orcinonutlihcn Mciic 0ltrd) Den Mcs
item aus Californian 51trild0cfebrt,
Rn35ioS. - ScrQcunt @ida no1
Ocm noro,pcItlidcn 9iItrift untcr-
uobn Ncitcrn WorGcn INN 10 llbr enc
Rn,5io olli sic Mirtbidloit BON @ro
BAN Einocr, 9tr. 1927, Citing StrnBr.
un0 pcrboitctc Hin0cr mcaen ol,aebs
lidcn N~crfoui@ Qciiti9cr @ctr0ntc an
Sonutu0. Gr nuroc pom Enli5eirtds
ter 9ittiQ inter @ilrQid)oit litr lcillcll
|rojcB gcitcat. &omc3 Sonllton cll
ltc0cr, iucld)cr nn0eblldl pon Flnocr
ala Nlipniicr onAe'tcllt mar, nerlltdte
Den Wirtb 81 luornen. Gr lultr0c ne
0cn un0cbiibrlid)cm NCtroacn ucrbol
tct ulO pom Foli3eirid)tcr Siitia nm
$50 mo Soften bcltrott.
Scrocunt Sllr5 POM mcltlldcn
Iiitritt umternnbm gcltcrn cine No}
3iu ulli Die 9Sirthld)ait bon ,{rolt
2oriio 0uumbndL Nr. III, Scott
Strobc, uto 6rou Nuhmbodl, ionic
cine Nn5obl @Gitc mlGtcn nod Der
lpeitlIdcn Foli5eiitution monocrn. "a
inociicn iGmmtIid)c WGitc beldJmorcn
Nab lie nid)tS IN Der Wirtbldoit &c
trunfcn bobcr,, milroc Grou Nolm
bad cntloiicn,
3um 5lpcitcn Mnlc in cincm
3citroumlc pom elmer Wod)c mlrOc &C
tern ser @irtb In0rciu Stod bon
Nr. 5tt-5t3. @loontc StrnbC ne
gen onQCbIidcr llebertrctlInQ Der
Sonntoa9Qclcbc perho'tct. Stod
muroc bcrcita lcttcn Sonntog ollI
cine 0bnlid)c InihuloiQumQ bin per
boitct un0 bon Den WroB0Cid)morcncn
in Nntlngc5uitono pCricbt. Gr mirN
iiir ein belltc itnttiinocnoc@ Ncrbor
in Der norolucitlihcn FoIi}ciitotior
ic%itgcboltcn. Stod bot cine Notcl
Siccnl.
Gin untcrncb III MEMBERS Nc
Ger in 20 ummcr elder. -
SenrD Vropt3. elm IN 9tr. l01. Wcit
&uNbe9 StrnBc. m%ohnboitcr lteQcr
mllroe ocitcrn in Scr iiioIidcn NoIi5cis
itotion ont sic NniduI0iQlna bin ocnr
@cridispcriubrcn ilbcrmicieu. inter
ToripicgelunQ ioIifcr Ihotiohcn 81
bon leter Wornctt BON 9tr.905, Ycadr
Nlcp crlnngt 81 boben. Nroota bottc
nod einen &erbiinoeten, nit meId)Cm
cr gcmcinihoitlih al Der StNbtltraBc
uui n8riinc" Suao modltc. Sic Nci
oen truten in Die NGbc ibre2 at9crs
forcnen OFFERS nth Der Cine riei
ploBlid ans; .&ello. bier lit cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" Nn ben mciiten
6Glen orebtc lid baS Spicr nm uno
mllroc bel Der Sbeilung Der }put5iq
Collars in bos Gertrouen ge5oacr.
Gbe jeoof Die teioen @ouncr nit
ibm iertia moren, mar or qelp0bnIih
icin gnn3es @elo los. 9roofs lpur0c
BON Sergeanten Tebua nerboitet, ais
er, bon @agaett geiolnt, III ole @eI.
conte.NaeD blueif ranntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
8cISienSnnscn nadj. 9eutidlanS nnS
Eeitrcidl

81 "a Gents pro Marf iino 2OR
Geats pro arone. 8orto extra.
@ed)icI ailsseIteat auf ole Sbeile
ser @elt. sbcp. S.. 9icner & ST..
ia Oit.2esinaton.S ctr. 3immer Nr,
3. u80-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
ar. tai. pn.waltimpre.etrahe.

YaEaac i. WotariatSl i. Wclbwediel.
9nream. Sdifisfarten fir ale
9ampier.2 inien. M~eiiepGiie, @edieL
8eISwediel hno @,Ioienonngm
(apriI4.f0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
SnIinS ScbbcI, belltiher I6otoaropb.
321 @..@ap.S trahc.
Sn6inctbilOcr MIR ST nru NutcuS.

Sn emuilirteu opalcn 9iloern lilo
ldone Neubcitcn crpGbnensnertb.
SebenSgroBe photographer u,b
filnltIerilt) poIlcnoete Gopien alter
@ilocr in Grouor, @niieriorben, Del
mo YaiteI cine Spesioiit6t.
Man soeraciie nidDt. uursifptcdfA!
(Oft12-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
'rIrcl,tc Oic Nnlucicnhcn 0urdEiollo

CrIrcltc 0iG Nraucicnhcn 0urhFiono-
ScIrttioncn. &r. nnO 6rQu Nupp-
mann luurOcn Dor 80 SobrCn in Scr
ct. Nutobu2= Stride BON F0tcr @iciic
0ctrout, Sic itonmcn aus Cbcrs
irunfcn, Wopcrn, mo Scr <biIur lit
1G Sabre alt, moQcgCn icinc Satin
Sos Nltcr bon GS %obrCn crrCidt bat.
@CiOC iiu0 lett 1852 III Nnlcrttn mo
MrNuppmom mar bier lutQc Sabre
ais 3uidneiOcr tbGtiQ. Ger QliidIi-
hcn G6c cutiproNcu 5cbn &in0cr. BON
oCucn ic0od MIR nod 6rci nn ScbC1
limo, n0nllih ST.. Sront g.. Supp
mann mo sic 6ruucn @nrboro lit
tCnrcutcr un0 2ulno Woniua. Scr.
nCr bat hoa Eoor odt GntCltinocr,
lucldc iid) ollie bei 0em 0cltrtQcn set
cininnOcn. &r. mo Srnt &uppmonn
inn, lcit0cm lie IN Baltimore limo,
trCuC SCicr oC3 .TCuti6cn Gore
ipouoentcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
Snlnmi, ciacucr Tubrifaiion,

Sulumi, ciaencr Tabrifationt
iOluic allc Sim MnritocId)aft AcbOrcn'
ben 0clifutciirn Erimn GnalitGt -
mGhioc FrCiic - III llobcn bet
Gunis s.. McttbcrM
96G-96S Qrrinaton.W iarft nno
342-344 Sullinas Warft.
CSftl5,iWtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

Safe! HGiIe!
sur Mciie ms Mnslanb bciorgt 6.
Saline, Wr. All, ct. Yanl.S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

*** Ser yStelben Smmeripob-
rcnbe 2eibz unb @auuerein Nr. | bon
Baltimore" bGlt am 0icnitag gbeno
in Benz Gcreinslofolc, Nr. 2227,
Goltern- apenilc, feline General : Ser
iammlung our Gripoblung Der Giref-
feren ob. Mne Mitalieber oes Der.
ems loaten iif einfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
Em Silbcrfrnn5c.

Der in mcitcn Mrciicn 0nltimorc'a
bctunntc mo onNeiebenc Snpc}icrcr
&r. &obn II. @inieloer ulO iciuc.
Satin Sbcrclio, Qcb. Mutton, lcicrtcn
Ncltern Nbcnb III ibrer NcbnullulG,
Nr. 1923, Git.sSopettcitroBc, i'm
trnlltcn Somilicn= uno Srum0cafrci'c
Ibr ltlbcrnca @odl5cits %ltbtldnm,
9tud) cinCm Seitiollper bcNoben lih
Die @Gltc IN Die obercn ld]nnlcfcn
H0umlihtcitcn ocS SalllcS, molelbIt
man iid) bis ipGt Ibcnos bel mllito-
liid)cn uuo acin1glifcn %ortro0cn
icitcn9 oca Nrn. Sp. @inlelocr un0
Nrn. @m. Stcblc bis 5u ipdtcr
Stum0e omiliirte. l(nter Den Set
1Gitcn bcfonoeu iid) &p. @lnfcIocr,
Soiepb mo @corgc @iniclocr. @r.
:. ShnrnbcrNcr utO Satin, Nr.
ISM. Wultc llno @nttin, Sr. Nnn.
Stcble uno @ottin, &r. Sranf Scr
bert mo 8nttin, Sr. Srunf Yong
mo @ottiu, 6rou Gllmo Moth, Srot
@n. Miiuer. rIobu &abn, Sr. Geo.
3eiler uto Srall, Sr. M0. ailton mo
6ron Ii. u. III. Sr. uno 6rou Mtls
ieloer muroen Dor % Sabren III Der
ct. MihaClS Stride pom Faltor
alcinooom octraut. Sr. gSinIel-
ser bat icbt Gins Der beoentenoltcn
Sopcjierocid)Gite in SIt-9oltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
50. Y~bilaSclpbia nnS snriif. 50
$40. =. Gbcitcr nnS 5uriif. $3.50
ST @ilminatun nmo suriif. 81

&in n&enniplpania @nbn" am
Son1too, Sen -. Sftober. Spc'
sial,ug pcrl1Bt Union gabn6oi s
Morecns; SIR &iidiabrt perIabt
@rooo.S ctr. @obnbof, philadelphia,
$50 9sadm. (275,S,9,S0,7 1880
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
NOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
WORKING ON CENSUS.
EnumeVator McRae is Making Good
Headway-Will Finish in October.

EnumeVator McRae is Making Good
Head~aY-WilI Finish in October.
Census Euumerator T. ]. McRae Of
Hawthorn was among the visitors to
this city Saturday,
Mr.. McRap has been engaged taking
the census Of Alachua county, as pro-
vided by act OF the Legislature, for the
past two months. He has quite force
in the field aud hopes 10 conclude his
work by the middle Of the coming
month,
This business OF taking the census
IL q mighty slow and tedious job" he
said, but l have u good force and am
confident that the work lie being done
thorough"
Mr.. McRae states that he expects to
reach the Gainesville section come
time during the coming week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
FIGHTING eoULD's INTEREST.
Wabash Railroad Opposed to Proposed
Advancement Of Maanate.

New York. Sept. l6.-Joseph Ram.
sey, formerly president of the Wabash
railroad, has issued public Statemeu,
in which be- asks stockholders Of the
road for proxies in his name for use
at the annual Election Of ,r,ctors, e
be held az To do, o., on Oct. 10.
From the wording Of this statement
says the Hcrall, an attcmp, Is being
made 10 dispute the control ot the
property with George Gould. the
serious contemplation Of any such at
tempt. however. is decrivd IA lai,road
circles. as IL * stated lo be- The policy
OF the GouldS to retain a. per cent
of the stock Of their properties, so that
in the event of a contest Il would be
no great effort for them To maintain
a controlling interest.
1t is semi.offielally stated only re-
Gently that Mr.. Gould expected to he
come the active head of the Wabash
system to succeed Mr. Ramsey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
Are You Engaged a?

Engaged people should remember
that, after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided by keeping their diGes-
tions in good condition with Electric
Bitters. $ \. Brown of Bennettsville,
S. c., says: For years my wife suffered
intensely from dyspepsia, complicated
with a torpid liver, until she lost her
strength aud vigor aud became a mere
wreck of her former self. Then she
tried Electric Bilters. which helped
her at once and finally mAde her en-
tirely we'll She Ia now strong and
healthy" Sold at all drug stores and
guaranteed. nj SOC a bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
Like Finding Money.

Finding health 10 like finding mon
ego think those who are sick. When
you have n cough. cold, sor~ throat, or
chest lrritAtiou. better act promptly
like W G. Barber ~ Sandy Level, Va.
tie say: n had n terrible chrst tTuu.
be. canscd 10y smokr and Goa duet on
my lungs: hut. after finding 70 relief
~ other remedies WAS cured by pr.
Kings New Discovery for eunsump.
ton. coughs aud colds Greatest sale
~ auy cough ~ lung medicine In the
world Atall drug stores 30, and 81 ,
TriR bottle free
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
At TIE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
LIST OF Various Places Of Worship
Union Services at Presbyterian.

LIST Of Various Places Of Worship,
Union Services at Presbyterian.
Service, will be observed ct the va
ho0' place. VI worship today A. fol-
bu
FIr, Presbyterian Church, Rev.
no + HOy-MorninR seFSice al
BN O'Clock preaching by the pastor
sseoa'h school at Up. m. union SER
we At .5f = m, when Rev. $. b
AgOer ~ m" Baptist church will de-
hFs' ,tr sermon
MraasuGl Methodist Church, Rev.
!! NIon- sunday school At $3.50 n,
q preaching At 1880 q. m. by Rev,
IN Barnet % the Florida Seminary
S'h''.srt fla Junior League at
N aoi senior League at p. m,
S'rer.uC service, account union ser.
'e' a. g." lrcsbyteriAn church.
'r' ''i,.t Church. Rev. $ b.
A0s'''--> nisy school AZ ESQ a. m
F'a'i.'gA 80 j" 81 H IN meeting OF
'1aoe'7' .. . o'clock, and h. Y. p. U.
H'''..A 9 m In the evening the
S''o' deliver a sermon at the
: 'l '-'r.'. rresbyteriAn church.
az ''A services will be obse rved
. ~ ' ~ Episcopal. Christian
~ A.. - rAtrick's Catholic
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
AbscesS.

Assesses. with few exceptions, are
indicative Of constipation or debility
W. II. Harrison. Cleveland, Miss ,
writes, Aug. Is, 1902 IL want to say
a word OF praise for Ballsrd's Snow
Liniment. stepped on nail, which
caused the cords ia my leg tn contract
and an absress To rise in my knee, and
the doctor told me that would have \
stifi leg. so one day went tn j }.
Lords drug store (who IL now IN Dem
yer, Colo He recommended n bottle
OF SNOW Liniment; ] got BIC size,
and il cured my leg. II il the best
liniment in the world Sold 10y W.
NJ. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
con,ss,,no validity Of Lac

Neu YoTk. sept i6-M.n"rs - II
luminous coal from siEhi states arr
giving testimony before notary h'f"
20 b. used IN a isst ca" n"t' No.
vembcr Ia Scranton. Pa The pgrpo's
Of the case T. n decide IN" oor''i'r
tiouality o. Alhw passed by ihe Pent
sylvnDia Legislature 10 isy5. III CO 70
vides thai no man can work n 30 a'
thrariis onIiier~s a. . miner an'ti
Ne hAs served TO year. A. a b"ip-'r
amer wAish . certificate may b. ErHsf-
&C 10 hin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
NJ" SCHOOL BUILDING.

r'7r''s'r'e People Of Ne~berry
. "rs' VIII Build q, Once.
.-n' NcWberry special sub
'' g have determined 20 have
''' '.. u.re modern school build.
ridsy last Thomas Kin.
.a o. White, trustee. Of
.anr 10 town to make ar
- 'I's the school board Tor
{ zane Il WAs agreed
uitAct Will be let In .
9Th the provisioos that
''ruciure must begin at
i'n"d ~ rapidly ~ poe.
-iI1r
Ii"rn and conveniently
- designed With q v,eu
=. '.p-~s Tor which Il 10 10.
-'fAl yeans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
Neu poIIes 40 tot P.rams

N,w YORK. Sep I6 Policeman Goo
l. JImincl has boon appointed chici
Of police Of Panama he WBf 90 no
uh,d Yesterday b. consul General Am
ador tie L. the r,,pni chief ~ police
selected from m, \rw iOrk force for
the republic of r.aama The first
former Directive -.rreant Davis. died
~ yellow fever. .'.f short stay on
tho isthmus Jim ,r .. n Spanlard and
DOS not fear ttc Iius'asc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
I1GETT 8 BLACK
INCREASE BUSINESS
.,,.,d Naval Stores Farm OF
EDWARDS. Griffin & Co.
- ACRES HOUND TIMBER

.,.ss Crops Are Acquired
o.,eb,ss, Which is Located
u,,l,od-New Firm VIII De
.cwR l. Black g. Co.
,,t, largest and most impor'
~ r,y.i stores deal. ever S. cOn'O an.
Snihl. section of the State was
- Il. PAdRett and Lucas
-, who have been for the past
- a, four years engaged 10 the
.,e,are Of naval stores 81 Hague
$50 the immense farm OF Ed
n, Griffin K Co, Highland
n.,.I involved $4,000, and the
- /. nid to be one OF the most
r~,bl. msde for several years in ma
.,.,o,s. circles. BY the deal the new
- which will probably he known as
n Bl0,k 4 Co.. hiss acquired 1000
-, a, fine round timber, and twen-
N, crops. NJ $4,000 boxes, are now
l.hg worked
N,.r. PAdgett and Black have been
..Oss the most successful Of the tur-
.,.,ius producers in this section.
~, farm at Hague has prod uced
"a, prolif,ly, and both being prac-
~ men have made n wonderful sue
- Thh business has been in charge
4 Mr. Black for some time. during
,Aich he has demonstrated the fact
n, he is thoroughly competent. He
I'M auume the management Of the
Nv possessions
M PadgetI is a citiEen OF Gaines
nile having for the past few years re-
ndsd Vith his family in East Gaines
Vile 4 H,tle less than two yeaFs ago
v purchased the elegant home Of J.'B
N,Ionald, which is one OF the finest
vi only IN llschus county, but in the
'siifs state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
Beautiful Women.

Plump cheeks, flushed With the colt
glow Of health and u pure complexion
make eli women beautiful. Take =
small do.e 81 HrTbine after each meal
twill prevent const ,pation and help
digess What you have eaten Mr. VIM.
N. stroud. Midlothian, lei, WT'lFs'
May 81. 1901 We have u'"d hern'nr
In our family for eight J"s" A"d
found u the beet med 'cinr ~ ever
used for const patton, bilious i''"f And
malana a" sold by " VI Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
SUGAR Rate War Settled.

New Norh sept l6--Asid cfrom the
Few l,ml. r.uurts OF the trunk lines.
western roads ~ gulf ports, aud inter.
Cst,d steamship companies yesterday
reached final agreement on sugar
and coffee rates The new schedule
will take srrc' Oct :, and makes cx.
tcns,yc advances to all western and
southern point, The sugar rate war
had been IN progress the past three
years and va, one OF the most bitter
and costly ever known In railroad cir.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17

Ia most cases A.a.'IV blotch"d com j.
pl~Iion and dull i'A,y sye' ar" do" 10
poor digestion az ~ inactive liver
Orno LaIStive frlH, syrup aids d'g~s-
ton aud slimulats. the iv~r ard bow.
els and makes thr r1mpi~tion smooth
and elrar OnHo iAtAuVr f'utt rJF.
40 dOes not aAu.' a." ~ gFipe and 20
mild and pleasAi 90 take ksiuss
substitutes ] " N-Co.lpm A Go.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. Sept 10 PROM .. m
Yesterday 20 noon today there were j.
cases and no deaths
From the country: Tallulah, three
new cases. one death Patterson, tour
cases. one death; Lake Providence,
four cAscs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
THE YELLOW FEVER.

No New Cases at Pensacola New Or.
leans Has Good Report.
Pensacola. sept. 10 This morning .
bulletin announced there were no new
cases since Thursday Some parts o'
the city are released from quarantine
Il il hoped the fever v ~ disappear be-
fore October Let
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-17
Nh a, Cedar k.,.

-, ''1su 4 Sons have pr
e. 1mber MIL ana Q con
g.. '' q land a. Cedar Key
f'lEhmAn Snd faS-.sy
20 'Aere where Mr.. TilRh-
a.. az the bosiness II 10
a., maHy frisads here THAI
q, -ui'r,ly Hbandaa Palaska
n. rr'.ssGss end wtll b. hsFs
p'st az tAs tima- VIA q
a - g ssaia ne nsu Mn ana
-. ant-siaas ossss..-Ralsake
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-09
A SNOW BLOCKADE.
Ties Up business on the Texas Gem
trail Railroad.

For the first time in many years
a Texas railroad has issued an order
that 1t was tied up on account OF
sno@. The Texas Central road
which runs from Waco to Stamford
notified connections Tuesday that
lit could not receive live stock OF
perishable freight on account of the
snow blockade and would receive
dead freight only on conditions sub
jeet TO indefinite delay
The railroad records of Texas show
that many times fires and floods
and strikes and lockouts have result
ed in notices of this kind being is
sued. but this is the first time in the
memory OF local railroad officials,
that an entire railroad has suspend
ed operations on account of being
hlockaded by snow.
III the suns warm rays and the
Imelting zephyrs from the southwest
did as much business along the Tex
|as Central yesterday as was trans
acted here. ii is more than likely
that this order has been revoked by
this time.