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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
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and Occult Science.
h. Jay Marsh. Manager.
1925 Henneoin ay. Phone Il. G. 3124. ss
Madame Marie Percy,
The greatest PaImist and clairvoyant In
America, has read for over $4,000 people In
this city and has case over 5000 horoscopes.
Satisfaction guaranteed or~ro fee taken.
Love, marriage and businl
She gives truthful revelations in all love
affairs, trouble, marriage, family difficulties
and divorce. She gives advice on changes,
speculations Investments. etc.
Madame Percy
Teaches personal magnetism and how to infu-
ence Others and to be successful and happy.
She is the only worker in the city whose
work will bear investigation. She proves to
the world that her predictions come true. Her
predictions of McNinleys assassination and Of
the outcome of the in the east were pub
lished broadcast lclg before their occurrence.
Horoscopes by mail specially. Write to
4. jay Marsh, manager, for particulars
Readings daily from 0 am to pm.
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. DETECTIVE AGENCIES

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McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY-PRoMPT
service un-qualed facilities. reasonable rates.
Reference. police Headquarters. 210 ,Kasota
block. n. ". phone.
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Unfurnished Flats.

TWO NEW s1x-RooM FLATS. 2o1s AND 1920
4th av S; strictly modern; hardwood finished
in mahogany and natural birch; the decorations
are fine; hot water heat and hot water fur
nished the year around: gas fixtures and gas
stove shades, laundry, storeroom. storm sash
and Greens; each fiat has separate entrance;
it is late in the and l will make
low price for the property; please go and
look at them: l am sure they will suit:
would be pleased to show them If you will
call at my office. Il. S. Burhyte, $50 Guar
anty building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Uninproved.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
81, ,0oo-A fine building site on Lake Of the
Isles boHlevaTd 1as near n. 10Th ST. size 1oox
sewer in street. ID. 49,
S735-A double lot on Lyndale av S, between
y5as at ana yssh iea wsiI ST facing east size s4x
s425-Lot on Portland boulevard between 3sth
and s9tll 9th, SITS. s.aaag facing west: size 42x1l71a
$650-Lot on Irving ay s, between 2sth and
29th SITS. facing west; size 5Oxl27 feet;
city, water and sewer connection; perfect
grade. -! 'f" r5@. " = II
s7oo-An ideal location for a store or duplex
house at the ,;, corner aa, OF Lyndale .ay s
provemenrs. #a.- 81
$1150-Corner lot on Holmes av and 32d st.
facing east; size 4S feet inside walk by
129 feet to alley lies well above grade
,$400-Lot on 18th av, between 9th and 18th
= sts facing east; size 4Ox12S feet: city
water and stone walk; TERMS d !
$4OO-Lot on 1lth av, between eth and 2Sth
st, facing east; size 41xlo2 feet; all i'm
25th av s. between seth and 9th SITS.
Can be bought on easy terms Within
one block OF the proposed 26th av car
The following properties, owned by eastern
terms. These must be sold immediately.
Make offer: .%'
Three lots on .24th ay. between 3ad and 34th
s.. SITS, facing west; size 54x13S feet each.
Lot on 10Th 18Th W aT S, between 2oth and Lake st,
-. facing west; size 41x123 feet; i. city
q water and stone walk and gas. Make
offer. =, -. s...thf-. } 3. -
Lot corner Of Hennepin av and Willow. An ex-
ceptionally goud location for store
building nat; size 5Ox1A6 feet to al
For Lease-We offer al exceptionally fine down.
town lot on Sd st s for a leased period
Of 90 years, on very reasonable terms;
.. size 66x176 feet. A good location fol
manufacturing, wholesale warehouse or
hotel. This property must be put under
lease immediately. For further particu
lars see Thorpe Bros.
! Thorpe Bros. .,G&I.E = EOS Andrus Bldg
BESIDES OUR CANADIAN AND WISCONSIN
land we have over 1000 other propositions TO
| sale or exchange. rs = = r. -s... -.. .r~=
American Land & Exchange Co., 49,
235 Boston Block, Minneapolis. Mnn.
DEALER IN YELLOW PINE TIMBER; AM
amount from 10000, 900. up; timber near O
r. s. N. railroad line; reference, +. L. Meyers
cashier of the La Grande National bank. III
L. Causey. La Grande. Ore. ~, ~ + E-.--- d
seoo-sNAP IN A FINE EAsT-FRONT 70:
on Pleasant av near 9th st; lot 40x123 feet
all improvements in and paid for, two block
from fine school. Moore Bros. & Sawyer, 81
| Nicollet
THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY CO. Z
lots at Koochichipg Falls on sale. Easy terms
! Call or write ut once. l20 Temple Court
Aiinnea polls. .:.@i ., - -
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Tenth District.

cias fitness bearing upon the theme pre-
sented. Many are deciding for Christ
s11h4 L..
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INSTRUCTION

CLASSES OPEN THIS WEEK TUESDAY AND
Friday evening; DR.. Raymond gives practical
instruction in suggestive therapeutics; scientific
hypnotism, concentration. personal magnetism,
mental and psychic healing, memory culture.
Richmond hall, 9th st and Sd av S. ''5:
"BLANCHE BOOTHS STAGE EXPERIENCE
, and culture ft her for the role of dramatic
teacher. teacher l heartily recommend cl1 % her to to all
OF University of Minnesota. Studio II 7th
at N, off Hennepin av.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAss PRIMARY TEACH.
er for substitute position; may become per-
manent. 1920, Journal.
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE
AGENTS

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
That property known as 6y7 7th st Sc Ii
withdrawn from market. Mrs. NJ. Chase.
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MEDICAL

PSYCHIC POWER AND SUGGESTIVE THERA.
peutic treatment will positively cure your
trouble, be it mental physical; self-con-
sciousness. nervous fear weakness, iDdi-
gestion, weak stomach and bad habits cured
in six treatments. Free lecture Sunday
ing at Richmond hall, 5th st and Sd av S.
DR.. r. j. Raymond.
THOSE AFFLICTED WITH BRONCHIAL CA
tarrh, asthma. throat and chest troubles or
lnclplent pulmonary consumption, write for
booklet and particulars regarding .'MeArthur's 5
Overland Health Tour" through Colorado. New
Mexico and Arizona, to d. II. Macarthur, Tracy,
MINI. 80
MASSAGE BUSINESS WITH ESTABLISHED
custom for sale at bargain: rooms we'll
equipped and furnished 400 Bradley building,
st. Paul.
ftLEs-Dh. 4. waite, 50 YEAEs sFEctAI.
mailed free 1918 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


o o o D
STORM SASH IN STOCK o
in all sizes and large quantities.
Our price. right.
Both phones 90. o.
o City Sash and Door Co.,
4th st, Opposite Courthouse.
o o 90 O o D o o o o o o. o o o
THE ANNUAL MEETING oF THE SOCIETY
of Home for Children and Aged Women will
be held at the home, 32d st and Stevens ay,
on Tuesday, Nov. Il, at -2:30 pm, for the
election of officers for the ensuing year aud
for tile transaction Of such other business "a
may come before the meeting. NJ. d. HatcA
secretary. t ~
NOTICE-ALL WEEK PICTURE SALE; UN-
claimed pictures; job lot oil paintings, mirrors.
portrait frames ovals; headquarters framing
pictures cheap and frst-class: china sale,
Roman gold sale. Zesbaugh. II 5th st S.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write call on the Boyd
III ansfer & Storage Co.. 46 Sd st S..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
MINING INVESTMENTS

anza Queen, Parry Sound, Arizona Copper
Mountain or any other stock. Crandall, Pierce
s; Co., 416 Guaranty Loan. Both phones.
WRITE CONCERNING, MINING sToCKs; IN
formation: free; 81 years experience: stocks
exchanged. W. p. Mcdonald, 3O2 Andrus, ,Mpls
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, SINGLE
room with board in modern house; best Of ref
erences. S6O1, Journal
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OCEAN STEAMERS

~N~-~-~N~~~~~N~~N~~O~ O~~~~~~~0~~~~~~~->
o o NILS N1GEsoN PAssE%e2R Z SN9
O tourist agency, are booking passengers via
o following lines: Hamburg American Gu z
o nard, North German Lloyd, French Line,
o Scandinavian-Am and the Anchor
o Line We also book passengers to Hawaii
O Samoa and Australia via Oceanic Steam
o ship Co. For rates, sailings etc., inquire
Q of Nils Nilsson, 127 S Sd st. Mnis. MINI.
o Both phones. T.. G. 921.; N. W.. ID 170S-L.
o o % o o o o
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DYEING AND CLEANING

SEND THEM TO US
II you want to have your garments and house
hold goods well cleaned or dyed. We cater
to both city and country. Send for our prices
which are the very lowest, while our work is
the best and our establishment is the Oldest,
largest, best and most reliable in the north
west. Twin City Dye Works. S16 Nicollet av.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Herfhepin ar. Both phones
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ATTORNEYS

PIE ETSTER.RoCHEsTER co.,
S1O:S11 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. Bes
eq1ipp@l collection department in northwest
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

Q 0 sGoRm { 0 s3sa q IN IN STOCK z Il 0 o o
0 in all sizes and large quantities. o
0 Our prices are re- right
Q City saSh and Door Co.,
O Ath St. Opposite Courthouse. o.
o o o o o o o o o Q o 0 o
fSS foS SALE or 1HAsEoR212RoAS 2RS Q
0 trackage, corner. 1asx1S7 to, 2o,toot al
M to dspofs is5asd ms
Terms to suit. Thorpe Bros, Andrus Bldg.
. % . . 90 80. 80 . . .
home, SIS W 39th ST. one block from car; four
large decorated rooms, three large closets,
yestibule, attic, cellar, hardwood floors, city
water. window shades, cupboard, etc.; $500
cash. SIS monthly; same as rent L. G. phone
1868 for further particulars
$eoo-1e SIDNEY PLACE. IN PROSPECT
Park; lot 5oxloo feet, fveroom cottage in
home; $500 cash will handle it. Moore Bros
& Sawyer, 81 Nicollet.
GOOD NEW s-RooM HOUSE. LARGE ATTIC
smaller place; prospective purchasers, call
sa s9a Temns See Rs0PEsGt Enny Lauderdale Co. Sloane
FOR sALE-14os Sd Av s. TEN:RooM HOUSE,
city water, stone sidewalk large barn; lot
5ox122 to 14-foot alley. This place will. make
an elegant location for a fiat building; price
building. ~
SALE ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
New n1ne-rOom house, isis James avenue n
and house and barn, 34S Lincoln st NE: also
seven-room house. 514 4th Sc: all very
| cheap. Bower, 30, Loan & Trust.
YOU MAY LOOK THE CITY OVER AND you
will not find as fine little home as the one
| l have Sd Bryant school. Inquire
of the y: S. Collection Agency, seventh dool
| Boston Block.
FOR sALE-BY OWNER, AN s-RooM NEW
modern house This is bargain; must 5e
sold. Cash time sale. House 35O5 10th
av S. Owner, 34o2 Chicago
FOR SALON MONTHLY PAYMENTS b
owner. small siX-room cottage, just finished
one block from carline; price So 900. Call a
/ premises. 1906 Blaisdell ay.
FOR sALE-AT FARIBAULT, MIMI, A FINI
| 11-room strictly modern house situated on tw,
large lots; for price and terms address R. L
iosford, Faribault. MINI.
sUNNYs1DF, ELEGANT HOME, WORTH IS Goa
Will sacrifice several hundred dollars. Owae
moved abroad. uanford Rental Agercy, 81
| Bank of Commerce. 1 at -
So, ,e5o-sE MINNEAPOLIS, MODERN, : Gu,
| from So, 900; hot water heat; near universit
and line; south front. Thompson, SO
i Andrus building. saa&..
SNAP IN TEN.RoOM MODERN HOUSE, COR
| ner lot including winters supply of har
i coal; good terms. Owner. 1900 Hawthorn ay
FOR sALE-7-RooM HOUSE; BATH, GAS
water, hot wcter heat. modern throughout
Inquire premises, 1915 Clinton avs
sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE. 11ss LYNDALE N
81, GOO. Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, 355 Tempt
Court.
4 FOR sALE-vERY FINE CLIFTON Av Res
dence. !ddress 5471. Journal
q S. . = = j -
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FOR sALE-vERY FINE CLIFTON Av RESI-.
dence. !ddress 5471. Journal.
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A BARGAIN IN STRICTLY MODERN, DOWN
ncrcbes ant
heating plant new plumbing, large cellar,
attic, yard lot 5ox12s, 14-foot alley; choice
residence neighborhood; rented for $3.50
cost $4,000; will sell, if taken at once, for
$4,000, half cash. COS Globe building.
$3.50 BUYS HOME, TWO BLOCKS TO MIC
ollet ay line, two lots 45X132 each; price
with lot $3.50, $500 cash required. You'll
have to hurry if you get this. want offer Oh
hve-room cottage, walking distance, lot 5Qx130
cellar, city water, gas, all street improvements
paid for, rented $l5 per month. L. L. Suth
erland, Oneida Block
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08
TOGo's TRIUMPH.

The hell of war, and especially that
hell of humiliation which marks the
victory of modern vessels of class over
vessels of inferiority, cannot fail to con-
vey it's impression of horror and gloom
to the serious reader of the hours
news; the story of the perforated and
shattered hulks carrying down to death
thousands of human beings, OF men as
we are, husbands, fathers, brothers. 1t
is the human tragedy which bears in
upon us past all other Impressions. A
fight at sea with it's burning and sink
ing of vessels presents the most terri
BILE of all war tragedies to the magma
ton. The killing of a like number of
men in land engagement would not so
affect us.
We cannot but confess to ourselves,
however, that a reversal of the story
would have been a sadder version of
this country. Had the disaster, deaths
and defeat been Togo's and Japan's,
America would almost have had the
blues, so generally do our sympathies
lie that way. Sorry for the loser though
we may be. the world loves victor as
it does lover, and japanese victor at
present little better than it would
love Russian. Russia as now con-
stituted does not appeal as one day it
may to the worlds sympathies; and
Russia's position in the war, that of an
aggressor inspired by motives not much
better that sheer greed of expansion, or
uphemistically," territorial aggrandize-
ment," has not been the popular one.
Japan's valiant defense, Japan's little
ness against Russia's bigness, have
moved the cheers.
Out of the vast reportorid and liter
airy activity which the big naval en-
gagement has inspired has come, among
others, splendid phrase descriptive of
the event-s'the hornets attacking the
leviathans of the Deep 1t must have
been hornet fight against a sluggish
foe, seeing that Togos fleet came off al
most unscratched. 1t recalls the China
Jap engagements, the first of modern
naval warfare, and the American victor
les over the Spanish admirals. In point
of tonnage involved, and probably as to
the volum and weight of projectiles
thrown, it is the greatest sea fight in
history. and of the vast interest to
naval experts.
Consideration of the decisive and
sweeping victory leads inevitably to
the query. Will it end the war? Japan
appears to be left without opposition
on water. On land she has the enemy
on the defensive. Japan's control Of
both situations would appear to be
nearly perfect and nothing Russia car
do inside of many months could disturb
it. Japan has fairly earned peace al
the terms she has contended for. As
for Russia, what can she do but yield
1t remains to be seen what effect the
disaster has on the feelings of the Rus
sian people. Internal Russia may, anc
probably will, be factor pressing com
pellingly for peace. Russia lis out Q
business" as to this war and its credi
is bad. Its people are not likely to fur
: nish the soldiers or nations to furnisl
the money to prolong the struggle
Even the idomitableness of the Russian
bureaucracy and the thrones self low
are not proof against the arguments TO
capitulation which circumstances nov
bring.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL REAL
In the District Court Of Iowa in and for Decatur
County.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Hartnage, de-
ceased.
To RUTH CLuM:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Deca
tur county, Iowa, the petition of V. r. McGinnis,
ecutor of said estate asking the court to authorize
and to empower him to sell the real estate herein
sale, for the purpose of paying the debts of said
tate. Said real estate being described follows:
The undivided one-thrd of tract of land commence
ing at point 90. feet south us west) of the
of the southeast quarter of Section Thirty five, Town
ship Sixty EIGHT, Range Twenty-six west; thence
east l8 SOUTH rods thence north t25 east II rods
thence westerly along the channel of Grand River 9
rods thence south IA rods us west) to place of be-
ginning excepting lot in the southeast corner a.
feet north and south by % feet east and west.
That said petition was presented to Hon. II. K.
Evans Judge the 18th day of May, 1906 and that
the said II. r Evans, as Judge aforesaid, made an
order that said be heard at the court house in
Corydon Iowa, on the Goth day of June, 1905, at
o'clock a. M That is days notice thereof be made
upon non-residents by personal service that
vice of notice of the tendency of said application be
made upon nonresidents, If any, by two publications
inTHR LEON REPORTER, one Of June LIST and one
of June Btu 1906 duly made and returned provid-
| ed by law.
That said application will be determined by said
court at O'Clock on the goth day OF June, 1905
at the court house in Wayne county, Iowa, and that
unless you appear at said time and place said order
will be granted as prayed in the petition.
| 41-2t y.R. McGINSIs,
Executor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08

Said sheriff Barrett of Cook county:
81 wish the public to understand that
if it becomes a question of law and
order or mob rule, the former must and
shall be preserved And again SHOULD
the civil authorities be unable to cope
with the situation we will call for the
militia; should the militia prove INSULT
Gent we feel confident that the federal
authorities would respond Immediately
to the call for aid by sending such a
number of federal troops as the ener-
gency might demand" Said President
Roosevelt: "Back of Mayor Dunno is
the city; back Of the city is the state;
back of the state is the nation" That's
the talk
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08

President Platt says for the express
companies that they are not to be. con-
sidered like other employers of labor
because they are public service corpo-
rations and what they do is of a public
nature. In other words, they owe moth
ing to the public because they are en-
gagged in a public business. 1t is only
another step for the government to rec
ognize that the business of delivering
packages is public business and provide
that it shall be done by the public and
not by private corporations controlled
by persons who exploit them for profit
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08

Clarence d. Van Duzer, Of Nevada
will have the distinction of being the
only democratic congressman in the
next house hailing from west of the
the Missouri river, leaving out Texas
Mr.. Van Duzer says he expects to work
overtime next year looking after the in
terests of his large constituency, as
area he must represent extends from
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers on
the east to the Behring sea on the north
and the Bugaboo river in the Philippines
on the west.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08

All in a minute Russia has lost it's
old character.' Its bluff has been called.
1t has ceased to be menace. The ter
rible Russia no longer exists. The
Great White Gar is shivering shadow.
incidentally, let US hope that we shall
have no more of the Siberian plays.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08

Piles may be your trouple. Antisep-
tic Piles Cones will cure you. We sell
them. soc. box. W. G. Stempel & Co. /.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08

If Secretary Taft does not mind, the
most faithful Of the campaign helpers"
will accuse MIN of refusing to deliver
the goods.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-08
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Advertising Rates.

Yearly advertisers cents per inch per ISSUE
Occasional advertisers 10 cents per inch per issue.
Locals cents per line each insertion.
Locals in black face type 10 cents per line each
Insertion.
Legal advertising at legal rates.
Church and other notices where an admission fee Is
harged will be charged for at therate of cents
The Florida star., 1905-04-07
COUNTY DIVISION.

We are informed thar numerous Pc
titions against the division Of the coun.
~ have hsen signed by rgissered voters
sli ever the county. and that in some pre-
ciness. shich would be in the propo>ed
nee county. the siTners are almost mani.
mon-ly opposed To this moyemsnt-Se-
i~stian, EDr instance, is stated as being
ons. Of them.
ESen puiting the question aside Of how
the north end of the county stands We
don't think precincts sIIoul be forced In
20 q new county against their will.
When ihe people interpose their obj-c-
tions to the new movement, as they have
recently done, it seems TO us thar the
legislature will act wisely in carefully
considering this question, and NE have
every Confidence in our s~nstor and
representative that they will carry out
the wishes Of the majority OF their con-
ssiinents in cOHne,tiou with this matter
The Florida star., 1905-04-07
PROPOSED STATE FAIR.

Every cnnIy IN FiuTi'la sh"uid get in
line with Tampa in her moyrtn-nt for a
grand state fair. tn he known ~ th. Flor
lila state Mid Winter fair. whici, is 20 i'e
held on dates later to be d-cisi-d hy the
various cOunti-s participating. Every
Conniy in sDath Florida is b~hiIId the
movement. a. are those uf other ssV-tIon~
of the state, and the array Of exhibits
that will be plssrd before the thousands
of home~eekers from Other stAi-- will sur
pass anything Ilereiofor,- ss-'-n in the Land
of Flowers The Florida Stale Mid VIA
ter Fair asscciaiiOn. under the auspI,es of
xhirh the fair will he he'll, will raI-r
$4,000. with Whirh fo pr,nnt- ItI,-
movement, aud more than $40, ,UOO 'f this
amount has b~-~n sutrscriiv-i wIIirnut An
ariive canvas, which has b-7,un Stock
hnl,i-rs aud dir,-ctors are rx.-$-t,-d from
every cpun,y participating. and all vii
be nn kn absolutely rquaI has's. y"
county Can afford to i.- i..ft onI of the
grrat movement Tor F!oriis's advance
ment
The Florida star., 1905-04-07

On Sunday ahrsai all nf the rongrega-
tiosal minisirrsof N-w England disensss-d
in tsaesr srEHosr John ID. koeksfellers g
gifs To the Aulsrirzp islsrb Of foreign
Missions, and he iBoss ef them condemn
ed the bozra lnr sec~psing it. They
hxxrn't had sOrh an Interesting and pop
slsr sul.i-~s ior long lime, and they xili
nat dr0p 10 until 10 IL shrcsdbsre- Tis~ir
minis are full of The changes which have
been made in the newspapers and other
puiaica,ions aesinss trusts As matter
Of iAct Oaghs'not all money from trust
sourrrs he rri-cted il il is held that Mr..
Rockefeller's gin should be refused be-
canse his money is trust made money?
The Florida star., 1905-04-07

|sisg . sspyly of sziz hsh. p<incipaily Of
sas asals<s y.Fiefy. which sisey took back
leo their hssses s1F winter uss. EyrE un-
|a<s thzsn aoadziions. the eosin<ss paid
hssAsss,< pso6ts % those engsged In h
The indsstsy a. ID is to-day wss begun
sesat ts,s yssr IszS. the great eaik Of the
bossnsss x.s cssTird On o. and from the
paris Of Rrassooi.s Apa.sehicosa, Cedar
Keys asd key West, On the gull, and
|Js<kssnsssIs and FernandiBa on tie At
lsnsie s,ast- ssnrr ti.ss time, owing 10
ti,e sousina-d and rspid incrsss in trans
p,ortaason faeilitis<, slToush tsse isuildine
of n~w railroads. the industry has in
eressed 20 InnseBse proportions, ssili
|czpsble of extending . hundred fold,
sisisous in the issEt sfIersirg the supply
or oserreaehing slse deBsnds Of extend
ing sE.de.
The principal branches Of the fishing
industry arr: Sponge, nd snapper.
xrOuper, mull~s, PomPano, Spanish mack
~rel, oyster and turtle fishing.
Dur1nx 1908, th~re acre 9,ll6 persons
and 4,SIs Vess-ls and boats reported as
engaged in the fishing industries Of Fiori-
da The value uf vessels. tsoAts and ap-
paratus vas given at s552. $50, aud the
cash capital invested. s6Os.0o There
we're canght 81, I,I36, ,795 pounds of fish,
valued n $I,4I4,3l4; SIS. .656 bushels OF
oysters. valued at tl6I 80; and Is. 500
pounds Of sPOnges, valued II S367 $50.
Thus. the total value Of marine products
for 1908 Was 81 SIS. .06O on iny<s;menis of
81, ,le0, 0,seo.-Tallshassee Capital.