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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

New vaudeville Theater, the AlhAmbrA,
20 open in Hariem-Marie TempeSps
stay Here Extended-COney Island
Season Under Way-variety Bills.
With the big Coney Island shows open
and roof garden places we'll under way
the summer season in the theater world
may be said TO have begun. Still there Is
no Ia ok Of amusement in Manhattan, and
even some novelty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

THE Rollicking Girl at the Herald
Square, with Sam Bernard and Hattie
Williams, is proving a first rate warm
weather success, The swing song, in
which seven girls fly out over the heads
OF the front row, IL one II the hits Of the
show,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

The engagement Of Marie Tempest in
'The Freedom Of Suzanne has been ex-
tended, and play and player will stay at
the Empire for several weeks more. Miss
company is excellent, and the
LEADING nan, Allan Aynesworth, Is proving
especially popular
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

The revival Of "Trilby.' with Wilton
Laclaye as Suengdi, Virginia Harmed as
Trilby, Burr Mcintosh as Tdfy and several
other players Of the original cast, has
proved a remarkable success at the New
Amsterdam Theater,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

That our playwrights, even at their best
reach the level Of the English playwrights
/ do not pretend. Unsatisfactory a. were
Lefty and Joseph Entangled,' they
deal with conceptions Of character and
manners which as yet are far above Va.
The one attempt Of the past season which
IL at all comparable 20 them, Clyde Fitoh's
sCoronet Of a Duchess was one Of the most
striking failures.
Yet Il seems fairly obvious that there
IL, at least for our public, vitality in the
American output, even Of the present dis
sstrous season, which Affords strong hope
for the future. None Of the native plays
failed moro disastrously than The Rich
Mrs. Rspton' and "A Wife Without
Smile and, on the other hand, two Of the
most striking successes-"Mrs. LefanR-
wells Boots, and The Other Woman
and the two plays which ran throughout
the season-"Ths Music Master and The
College WidoW--were Of home make.
For a long time Il has been obvious that
a manager who cultivated native talsnt
with courage and intelligence was sure Of
Success. In spite 81 the hostility Of the
all powerful SyndioAts. Mr.. Belasoo and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


10 the Voters Of Gaiaesvilles
thereby announce myseii ~ n can-
didate for fe-vifetiun 90 the office ~
marshal, snbleet % the ASTON u she
citizens Of Gainesville 40 Che coming
municipal election. leave ny case
in their hands II I have discharged
NY duty ~ marsha IN the past, ask
their indulgence and their votes In Ia
lure. Z they 90 not think have die.
charged my duty. then n rFels with
ihem, ] viii appreciate support. how.
ever, and promirr ~ long ~ ip he oi-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18

10 the Voters OF Gainesviilss
hereby Announce myself as u ean-
nidafe for the Office ~ mafshai. cub.
lrct 90 The action uf the voters III
gainesville 30 The coming municipal
election. Have alaays been a loyal
Democrat, am always reads Co render
iny aid and Influence ln support N
right and lasiiee. hud IL elfefed prom.
80 q fHlf aud honest service. uithoas
Tear o. favor Rrspecfiuily.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18

/ hereby announce myself 4 candl.
date iuS the Office ~ Marshal of the
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pori ni 40 ihe spiFrs 0f said cify AZ ihr
coming election 0i slly afiieeff.
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fHerelse 90 the duties penaIainp ~
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18

T. II BARKER General SUPERINTENDENT
=. HILL Agent JAS M. GRAHAM, President
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Uneeda Biscuit
A. SELLER
Groceries and Provisions

protected by tight packages which keep them fresh clean
made.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
A. G. GARDNER PIANO HOUSE

For the. past eighteen years Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Gardner have been the best
known piano dealers in Los Angeles, and
their elegant and spacious store at 11S
Winston street is one of the most popular
resorts for the musicians and music lov;;
ers in this city. They have special
claim upon the musical people at home
and abroad, because of the fact that they
are veterans of the profession and have
grown venerable in the business Mr..
Gardner was formerly and for many
years before his advent in Los Angeles a
successful music dealer in New Orleans,
and for a part of his career was manu-
facturer of pianos. The location of the
store in this city eighteen years ago was
a welcome event and has ever since oc-
cupied a leading place among musicians,
The A G. Gardner piano house comprises
a main salesroom and basement. in di-
mensions 3OX125 feet and carries large
stock of various makes of pianos. maxi
ing speciality Of the Briggs and the
Lafforgue pianos. They handle the best
and most popular makes of instruments
and are noted for their uniformly low
prices. BY many musicians the Briggs
piano is esteemed as unsurpassed in bril-
fancy of tone, elasticity Of touch. dura--
bility and finish. They sell, rent, buy and
exchange pianos and make speciality of
expert piano tuning and repairing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
JONES, BOOK STORE

No place of business is more familiar
to the people of all the city than is
Jones book store at 226-S West First
street 1t is one of the Oldest of its
kind and exceptional in its lines of Of
trade, it's specialties of school supplies
making 1t the repository of such goods
for ali the schools of southern Califor,,
mia. 1t is greatly popular IN the city and
in every city, town and hamlet of the
section. Jones book store was estab-
lished twenty years ago and has been
located for the past sixteen years In
it's present place. One year age, the pres
ent company was incorporated with f.
d. Jones president and W.. H. Ryder
secretary Mr.. Jones was the founder
Of the business and Mr. Ryder has been
connected with the store for. the past
sixteen years. The company is capital
lied for $4,000. They do business by
wholesale and retail ana on large
scale. occupying a store of 4OxlS5 feet
in dimensions and employing from twen-
ty to thirty people. Their stocks con-
sist mainly of books and school supplies,
blank books and stationery. kindergar--
ten and manual training supplies and
books in all departments of literature.
including current novels and all the
magazines. Specialties of their business
are those of furnishing libraries and
renting novels. They have a large local
business and at the present time
employ two travelling men in Southern
California and Arizona for their trade In
school and office supplies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
NEW ENGLAND MARKET

The New England meat market one OF
the most popular and literally. patronized
places in the city, was established six
years ago at 112 East Fifth street by w,
b. Osgood and his son. A. j. Osgood
The elder Osgood is meat market man
of large experience and was formerly en-
gagged in the business in the east. They
make a most attractive and tempting
display of beef. pork, mutton, veal. sau-
dealing largely in live and dressed poul-
try and make a speciality of dressing
poultry to order. They also manufacture
their own sausages and wieners,- which
are of the finest quality. The Messrs
Osgood receive fresh supplies every day
from the best original sources. They
keep q neat, clean market and do both
a wholesale and retail business, operating
fruo Wagons in making deliveries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
WEsTLAKE PHARMACY

With six clerks under the direction of
Proprietor G. l.. Washburn the West
enth and Alavarado streets, established
four years ago, is busy place. In ad-
dition to a complete stock of medicine
and the usual side lines, Pharmacist
Washburn has a large display of the
finest confections, cigars and tobaccos,
in all of which he enjoys an excellent
trade. His stock is most carefully select
ed. His shelves are never burdened with
ancient goods. His patronage comes from
a class equally excellent with that of his
goods. The most conscientious care Is
exercised in compounding prescriptions.
Mr.. Washburn is much interested in the
progress of the community in every ma
terial way. He belongs TO that sterling
class of citizens who are ever active in
promoting the welfare of the good people
of the city. The Westlake pharmacy Is
noted for the excellence Of its goods in
all lines and the extreme fairness with
which patrons are uniformly treated.
chanPe 800
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
PEARL MARKET

One of the markets established last
spring to meet the constantly and rapidly
growing demand for this class of estab-
lishments, and that by good management
and carefully attention to the wants and
interests of customers has built up large
trade. that doubtless will greatly increase
in the future, is the Pearl Market, at
1868 South Figueroa street. The pro-
prietor of this already popular market in
that locality is A, G. Dodge, who, though
comparatively new to Los Angeles, is an
experienced market man, having been in
the same business for years in Colorado,
which he left for a change of climate,
with an excellent record and reputation.
He carries all kinds of fresh and cured
meats, all of which are government in
spected and guaranteed to be unadulter-
ated and absolutely pure. He has two
experienced employees and runs .deliv-
cry wagon, and customers not only get
meats equal in quality to the very best,
and full value for the charge made, but
get them promptly and in nice shape
for use. Mr.. Dodge would be pleased to
receive new orders from any source and
will endeavor to please all, Phones:
Home 2637; Sunset, Main 2031.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
r. w. PIERCE FURNI-
TURE COMPANY UNC.)

The R. w Pierce furniture business
states stat @ by W Its its unusually % all M liberal eG methods
and by the extraordinary values in fur
niture, carpets and house furnishings con-
stantly presented to the public. This
house was established about eleven years
ago and was incorporated few years
later. The business is carried on at POS
North Spring street, extending through to
New High street, fronting on both streets
and occupying a handsome two-story and
basement building 60x200 feet where they
conduct q widely distributed wholesale
and retail trade, furniture, carpets and
house furnishings of every sort being
daily shipped to points in Southern Cali
fornia, Arizona and New Mexico. In this
city their retail trade is enormous owing
to the fact that they handle furniture of
every grade to suit all classes of buyers,
and also on account of their credit sys-
TEN and easy payment plan. The officers
of the company are Mr.. A. %. Merrill and
NJ. A. Pierce, being president and vice
president respectively, with Mr.. G. f..
Casey as secretary and r. w. Pierce
treasurer, while Mr.. c. Salmon is man
ager of the business,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE

Among the self made men of Los
Henry Klein, the proprietor of the Star
Clothing house at 102 and 104 South
Main street, next to the Grand Opera
house. Mr.. Klein began life as so many
other men of ambition and achieve
ment have done, with nothing but good
health energy and brain power for
capital He has worked his way up
success and gained wealth. He has also
proved himself a liberal and right
minded citizen, always taking an active
interest in civic affairs and the up
building of the city His business in
terests are many, and he is the presi-
dent of the Klein Norton company at
1913 North Los Angeles street. He
every grade, also everything in mems
furnishing goods, hats, caps, shoes, etc:
I'VE clothe the people" is the motto of
the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
S. 3. BAILEY

Prominent and popular among the retail
jewelry establishments of Los Angeles is
the handsome store of $. B. Bailey. at S53
South Broadway, which was established
ten years ago. Mr.. Bailey was formerly
connected with the Elgin National Watch
factory, and is known as the reliable
ieweler and optician of Broadway,
being graduate of the Chicago College
of Ophthalmology in 1888 He occupies a
main floor 25x125 feet, handsomely ap-
pointed and well filed with choice stock
of watches, clocks, cut glass, silverware,
iewelry, diamonds and other precious
stones all arranged in q simple but ar
tistic display. He does large business in
all lines, employing fine expert jewelers.
and experienced clerks. His watch and
ieWelry repairing departments are consid-
erred among the best in this part of the
country Mr. Bailey has in connection a
factory for the manufacture of special de-
signed iewelry, having in his employ one
of the oldest and most expert manufactur-
ing Jewellers of Los Angeles, formerly for
many years with Shreve & Co. of San
Francisco. Another prominent feature of
Mr.. Baileys establishment is his optical
department. He has placed in charge of
this portion of the business his brother,
Dir. A, j. Bailey, one of the few gradu-
ate optometrists of the famous Chicago
Ophthalmic college. Difficult and compli-
Gated cases is his speciality, all eXamina-
tions being conducted upon the most sci
entific principles and with the latest and
most modern instruments known to the
profession. The progress of this firm
shows what courteous treatment with
right goods at right prices will do.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
GEORGE A. RALPHs

George A Ralphs has been conducting
a large department and grocery store in
Los Angeles for the past twenty-nine
years, and about four years ago estab-
lished his new store at 514 South Spring
street. This is an elegant and extensive
establishment and has already become
one of the most popular places of trade
on Spring street. Mr.. Ralphs occupies
main floor of 40x150 feet and employs
twenty-one clerks. His store is well
appointed and neatly arranged for con-
venient handling and proper display of
his various departments of merchandise.
His stock embraces everything in the line
of family groceries and provisions, care
fully selected for first-class custom, in
cludng choice teas and coffees, the best
grades of flour, cured meats, salt pork,
fresh stocks of canned goods, sauces.
pickles and various lines of domestic and
Imported fruits and delicacies. He makes
a speciality of choice butter from the
best creameries of the surrounding coun-
try He has an extensive trade, is al
ways accommodating to his customers
and delivers goods to all parts of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
ERNEST L. BOWEN

In his capacity as Pacific Coast selling
agent for eastern furniture factories Mr..
Ernest l.. Bowen. who occupies an office
at 634 Huntington building, furnishes
pertinent illustrat ton of the esteem in
which Los Angeles is held at the great
eastern centerS of manufacture. Mr. Bow
en- operates with a branch office at 120i
James Flood building, San Francisco, and
handles eastern made furniture, selling by
wholesale in California, Arizona and New
Mexico Mr.. Bowen has been located in
has built up a large trade throughout the
section. While handling furniture in all
lines and of various manufacturers, he
specially represents the well-known Union
Wire Mattress company of Chicago, Ill,
who manufacture the largest and most
complete line of iron BEDS iron cribs, san
itary metal couches, folding beds, hospi-
tai beds and all kinds of woven wire mat
tresses and spring beds of innumerable
description and service. Mr.. Bowen's
sales, while including everything that is
elegant and costly for first-class trade.
includes also the substantial and popular
priced goods which go into all new towns
and industrial settlements. He is n man
of vigorous business enterprise, and his
establishment forms a strong factor in
the wholesale trade of Los Angeles and
Southern California. In connection with
play of metal filing devices for bank,
courthouse and other institution equip
ment manufactured by the Art Metal
Construction company of jamestown, N.
Y, represented by Mr.. Bowen's father, j.
w Bowen, who has the benefit OF many
years experience in this line, and well
known TO the trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
HIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY

The only drug store In Highland Park
is called the Highland Park pharmacy
an. experienced pharmacist. This drug
store which was established between two
and three years ago, has on hand
which to supply the needs of customers.
Here also prescriptions are as accurately
and carefully compounded as anywhere,
perienced druggist and habitually exer-
cising the utmost care. He also carries a
full line of druggists sundries of all
Sin 6lnds, , sucn as are TO pc, be tound IN any
thing being of the latest style and most
approved manufacture that can be pro-
cured. Hence the people of Highland
Park and vicinity have no occasion to go
anywhere else for anything required at
drug store. They are fortunate not only
in having in their MIDST such a complete
and we'll conducted establishment, but
also in having Mr.. Swanner for it's pro-
prietor. Phone East 595; Home 391O5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
C. C. TEAGLE CASH
GROCERY AND FEED STORE

One of the neat places among the many
new stores of recent times is the estab-
lishment at No. 430 East Third street.
which was opened by Mr.. Teagle about
nine months ago and has become well
known as c.. G. Teagle's cash grocery and
feed store Mr.. Teagle carries well as"
sorted stock of staple and fancy groceries
and feed, including all the miscellany of
things that stamp 1t distinctively as a
attractive and convenient to the heads
of the domestic household. Mr.. Teagle
especially announces his house as cash
store, which is understood to mean that
he sells his goods at rock bottom prices
and such is the experience of his many
patrons. His low prices do not mean
cheap goods, for in every line he keeps
only the goods that are the standards
everywhere. Mr.. Teagle is a grocer Of
fifteen years experience and understands
the art of pleasing and satisfying his
customers
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE

Many man in need of temporary
advantage of being able to reimburse
himself easily. and quickly at this very
reliable loan institution. I. Silverstein,
named business, is young man of in
tegrity and fine principle. In estab-
fishing himself in the loan business at
1886 North Main street he has done so
with the idea not alone of benefiting
himself, but also to give a good, SER
viceable opportunity to the public in
this special line. Mr. Silverstein loans
money on jewelry, watches or any
good security. He carries a fine stock
Of goods, including diamonds, jewelry,
watches. bicycles, firearms, cutlery and
many notions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
THE OLIVE GROCERY
AND MEAT MARKET

The store of the Olive grocery and
meat market at 1923 Central avenue, altho
II ,n3 mas Only peen es1aoLshea e ABOUT Leari
ness, which demonstrates the fact that
Los Angeles people are connoisseurs in
good things to eat. The store and mar
ket are both nicely fitted up, having every
appearance of order and neatness and
have good refrigerator facilities. Mr..
Alfred Chaudet, the hustling proprietor,
is d man who thoroughly understands
this branch of business. He has a com
plete stock of staple and fancy groceries,
canned goods, high grade teas, coffees,
spices, fruits, vegetables and everything
to be found in first-class grocery store.
AS well as all kinds of fresh and salt
meats of the best and purest character,
who Who are ire particular art ; about o" the character
of the food which goes on their table
should give the Olive grocery and meat
market a trial. Mr.. Chaudet will treat
you right and will deliver goods to any
part of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
vIoLE g. LoPlzIcH, PHARMACISTS

The handsome establishment owned and
managed by Messrs. j. Lopizich and j.
be 5Ou sure e Of getting absolutely @ pure chem
icals, drugs and compounds at a fair
price. An undertaking adherence to this
principle in business has made this
special pharmacy the headquarters of a
heavy trade. Another advantage in this
city of mixed population lies in the fact
that at least eight languages are spoken
by the proprietors of this establishment,
including English, French Italian. Span
ish Slavonian, Russian, Arabian and
modern Greek. Beside being educated
macists and have had many years Of
practical training. They carry a very
complete assortment of drugs, medicines.
toilet Preparations, including the famous
AnYvo theatrical cold cream. for which
ttsy are sole agents. The location of this
ideal pharmacy is Az North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
N. p. cHRoNIS CO.

One of the most profitable lines of busi-
ness carried on in this city is the han
Chronis has indeed learned how to spell
success" in large letters since he es-
tablished himself in the fruit packing
and shipping business here five years
street very extensive trade, both
wholesale and retail, in fancy fruits and
vegetables, handling all of California S
ries, etc, in their season, and every
sort of vegetable grown in the state. He
ships heavily into Southern California
interior points and into Arizona and
New Mexico. His city trade is large and
constantly growing, a great many no.
tells, restaurants and boarding houses
depending on him for their fruit and
city hSI can address Mr.. cnronis G. ron t'i at Station
C. 2. o. box 35
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
j. G. KENYON, GROCER

Residents of Temple street, in the vlcin-
ity of the sixteen hundred block. have
come to- look upon the grocery store Of j.
store has been running for the past
twelve years, and has built up business
that many of the larger stores of Los
Angeles might well be envious of. Mr..
Kenyon deals in only the best groceries.
He handles fresh and salt meats and does
a general merchandise business. His
Besides Mr. Kenyon two clerks are en-
ployed in serving the customers who call
at the store, and a couple of delivery
wagons are kept busy day in and day out.
tended to. Mr.. Kenyon's phone number
being Main PIGS. In connection with the
grocery business Mr.. Kenyon also has a
toners are always supplied with the best
of meats.