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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
TACK IN HIS LUNG.
For Seven Years It Had Been There
 Until He Coughed It Up.

Until He Goughed It Up.
 A boy IT years old, a driver by occuz patton writes Dr. Andrew Y Jova Of Newburg and complained of having had 9 severe cough with expectoration for seven years. Last April he said that the cough had been worse for three weeks he was unable to eat and felt weak He had 9 slight hemorr haze a few days before. The tongue was thiekly coated. Expeetoration was profuse and fetid. Respiration, 4; temperature, 104 degrees Fahrenheit; pulse, 146. Physical examination of the chest showed, on the left side, percussion normal; there was all exaggerated respiratory murmur over the entire lung with slight rough ness. On the upper side percussion was normal The respiratory mur- mur was slightly bronchial. In the lower part, especially over the back and Yae, percussion was dull, and there was almost complete absence of the respiratory murmur. Two or three nights later he coughed up a tack seyen-eighths of an inch long, well preserved except that it was covered with ruit and thick, dark mucus On the following morning the respiration was 30; pulse, 100, and temperature, 102 degrees Fahrenheit From over the lower part of the lung came a gurgling sound and over a circum. scribed space about two inches in d. ameter eaVerneus breathing. Three days later the respiration, pulse and temperature were normal. The patient rapidly recovered and soon was able to resume his occupation, but he still coughs little, and there Is some dull- ness over the lower part of the lung, with broncho-vesicular breathing. His mother says that seven years ago, when he was 10 years old, he swal- lowed tack while playing. He had experienced slight choking sensation at the time, but 1t soon passed away. He had coughed ever since, however, and she consulted several physicians, who ridiculed the idea of the tack and told her the boy had bronchitis York World.
 Ehnsed by Ball of EAf~.
 A member of Swiss scientific so- ciety thus tells how he was chased by a ball of fire: "At G.: 30 o'clock I drove from Versoix to Genthoud. On the Malagny road the coachman's eyes be- came so much fatigued by intense lightning that he couldn't, even in the intervals, see the road. I stepped onto the box and took the reins. We had barely passed the gate of Dr. Marcel when I became conscious of a bright and lasting luminosity behind me. I turned around and saw at distance of 300 yards ball of fire of about sixteen inches diameter. Just as the ball was about seventy-five feet to our right 1t burst with a terrific noise, and it seemed as if lines of fire started from it. We felt a violent shaking and re- mained blinded few seconds Then l saw that the horses had turned at right angle to the carriage. with their chests in the hedge, with dropping ears and signa Of great terroI"
 Big Sewing Machine.
 The largest sewing machine in the world is said to be in operation in Leeds. It weighs $500 pounds and sews cotton belting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

Biennial Meeting Conclave Knights If Py- thias, Detroit Mich, Aug. 27th to Sept 1st, 19O0 Rate: One fare plus $2 for the round trip. Dates of sale August 25, 26 and 27, Return limit. September 5. 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

National Republican Convention. Phila- delpha Pa. June 19 1900. Rate; One fare fol the round trip. Dates of sale: June IA, l5. and l6. Return limit: June %. 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
Big Sewing Bfachine.

The largest sewing machine in the world is said to be in operation in Leeds. It weighs $500 pounds and sews cotton belting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

Southern Students. Conference Y. M. c. A. Conference of the City Y. M. c. A. Workers Conference of Young Womens Christian S. socIasion. Ashville, N. O.. June 15 to %. 1900. Dates of sale, June 13 to l6. Return limit June 2S, 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
Summer Tourists Rates. Season 1900.

TO sEARCY SPRINGS Rate. s41o. Date Of sale. May 15 to Sept 15, 1900, inclusive. Return limit, Oct 3l, 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12
Cotton Belt Bulletin. PINE BLUFF TO CHICAGO
Via 8otrop Belt Reure

Leave Pine Bluff 1:l0 D. m, arrive Chicago II ;45 next day. Only one change; through kleeDers,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

RAvENDEN SPRINGS-R Rate, s775. Dates of sale. June to Sept. 30, 1900. Return lim- 1t, Oct. 31. 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

Meeting National Republican League St. Paul, Minn July 17-19, 19o0 Rate: One fare plus B for the round trip. Dates of sale: July 13-19, 1900, Return limit, July g,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

Supreme Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen, Sonix Falls, S. D.. June 9-20. 1900 Rate, one fare plus S2 % for the round trip Dates of sale, June 8-11. Return limit, Thir- ty days from date of sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-12

Meeting Arkansas State Music Teachers Association. Little Rock, June l2 and l3, 1900. Rate, one fare for the rouod trio. Dates of sale, June Il and l2 Return limit June IA.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
sRH FiH
MUST II BM OvN FNkOpgh,
GOynlMMHMi order mat VIII ANppl
lNltlHMun

GDyWNMani Order VhM WIN ANspl
tMNlnMnM
Carlsbad, N, NJ, Luly ~, TaoD, II,
NJ Benson NJ lhlA plnOH, returned Inst
Dlall lIOM washington, Whnla ha Ind
bGnn mnking nD eltmt IN lndn0e tha
Interior departments w Jnv0k0. W
mOdlfy I'M g0nnnt older w lha nif0Ul
thAt MI fences must ln talnOvad M
OnOa from governments lands Vha
generals MlAAlnD WIZ \ failure, Ha
Wua Aakpd II IN Ind my tonOna IN
AOvapDmpnl lMndn which. ha WIN M'
anpylnH, md on bin replying thnt ho
hnl lh9 Otiiolnl informed him ihnt thuy
must bG removed M anna Nv lh0 dapNvl'
mpHt would pom0vo lhoM r0p MN,
VhIs Mllnu VIII work pvNDl hardship
on lnnny lnrpa owners WhO have eAloll'
Hlvn improvements IN lhA wAy 0r wind
mills md MlllMN tAnka, nApaoIiDA
that Tho lands would eventually ba put
an tha mnphut nltIlep lV Nnln ~ lonApl
Sons OF TIM lmnOat 0nillo npmA IN
western Inkna md Nav Mpsio0 VIII hN
ApIlODAly Ale0t0d,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
Notice TO Subscribers.
All Gazette subscribers
who are In arrears for the
paper will Oblige IN by mak.
Ing prompt settlement
LOCAL NOTES

mG, II, Brown, n brother on w. u
Brown, N creating n tw9lylrrOOm lQdH
Inn hOuaa on North VwentyHIkt
street. J H. bayarley lNA tle ooIN
tvA0L
mJRmAs Raid, president NJ VIM HtRlt
agricultural college wv BOhemAD, waH III
HlllinRH saturday renewing nOQnNlnt
An0ss and speaking \ a0Od word TN hi'
eehO0l,
nmNeO, AIdeTHOn, local edltov Oh wv
Med Lodge Pickett WAN n vIaItOv III
HilllnHH SUNDAY md Monday, renew
lDg AoQuAintAD0es Win mo MvlngAtOl
hall bOyM
HuPOSlOGila Inspector Mcmillan WIN
here yeAtevdNy HOM HelenN H0 N
GyeAtly pl8Aaed M Tho Improvement III
the BllllDgS 0fio0 md says " IN ODe N
Who hDest IN the stNta
uuasG II, G0lby, vswaAenMng Hsoht,
Hickman N 90, wal Arm Of B0HtOg,
arrived on thiH market yesterday, Id
han bean down IN UtNh locking fOt
wool, but g0t vevy littlA
.sDE ", q, Allan And wite left ysn.
taFdNy f0r u a9vaINI dAys, viAV nj
Columbus, aflM which they expect W
be m9t By 4 BILLINGS crowd IND Chen M
0AmpiDA fOI Il faw wsskM
nva department WAN ONliad
|Nlnt iast evening nv Y O'glOak 10 put out
Il fra IN II hon 0MT IN tha kOvtbavn
FaaihG yAvdat Whe I'M IN supposed NJ
hAv6 0Augllt fran vadh0k Mtld0N fvDiD
MI engine W th6 yAIdA
~~IfOn, ~, 81 Power IN mOvinE sava.
yAl thousand hand M ahGap fran hin
range DeAv Hteal In MIN northern priv
m the atAt9 N INV vNnG0 on. tha 0v0w
reservation formerly gaGnplad by thN
0nHtar Cattle GompADyN Ontnh
No k0al M HosamaN VIM IN MI,
iDgA saturday, hNylNE NNG0MpNNiAd hlA
br0thav, AtNnay, WIN fNE The latter
WIN recently gpp0tntad n GNdat IN Wan
Paint md WA IN his WHY w thG milt,
tNvy s0h00l W fNke ths examination NV
entrance
If, A, HpaNkGE VIM dlad Nv Nh,
yinaaDt's h01pitAl VbNFSdNy nlghh VIM
hurled Saturday, via joa0I WNaaahp asS
we've WRNhla 10 IeAvp anylhtRg Tram
Vim deaaAsedE h0me In ReHnsy lyNnisl
md IN wAs bHFied M the espeRse NJ
fhA a0HRV,
=rqhe b0RFd M MUnty commits
sl0Regh Witch Nv IlttinE M n b0ayd M
equalization, VIII sdi6HIH ths latter
pATt M VIM walk IN MAHt HRHtn m
ARRf y w hear pFatfsts, u. INV shGgM
M fNAdAt M tHSpAyay WtNsS AsHesSf
MeHts hAye heeH naked,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24

Livingston Making Arrangements IN shOw
1.-THE Pencil punhers u iiDOu viMn,

b'vlhkstDh mhklDk Arrangements IN hhUN
1.-THE Pansli punher1 u GOOL VimM
livingston Posi- Fhe P0atI thiD week
peoeiyad \ latter from John M0MuIvAy,
president OF thB MOntAnA PvAsA asaOOiDl
tlOD, ID which the writer mAde uOmt
inquiry M 10 WbAt ARRANGEMENTS Wepi
b8lDg Mnda for tha entertainment 81
lbe u Pvsas HADgp III this city on the
lbth, l1th and I7th Of AuglAt Wha
gDMmlttsas which WaTe appointed Soma
timo AHo w arrange fNI lilo eltaNMn.
mans ~. tha Newspaper people, VIII
meet AgAin batupdAy evening 10 which
lime reports VIII be heapd, Until Then
n lMpOsHlble 10 stpte jpsl what Will
be dODs, II IN certain, however, thai
\ "Trip Ia. YeIlOwstODe PAIk VIII DO ono
of Tho fentnpss and lbat VIM. usual
banquet VIII b. much In evideDou,
phe people NJ LIVINGSTON intend 10
snow. fh8 9AnA Il g00f Time ana Tiers
VIII. be nothing 1AekiDs 10 make lhe
leAslgn \ t~bOpOugbN ENJOYABLE 0De,
Nil MGMnpvAy wpltes tbA6 0haH, \, Fee
hlAS DDeied 20 place 4 special Train Nv
eDe DAndI Oh tbe pyass pAOpl9 and tbnt
\ Will. w HpDtefE HDt HpiiDgs Will be
one 0f tba fsAtBfss Of Tho RathMiDg,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
HLEvAN vBAHs ON M0eKy FOnK,
FrA.h hDbapts, tbs tipniMl I4kpEpsA MusAaAH
Hap " sllll n JDahar,

MpVl ~ Sill u bDAhhE
Inst ruasaAy was the eleventh ami
gelsapy " Frank h0beia' run ~ On
Dpass MasseDAai Oh the h0Nky Fork
branch, III All thase yaars Prank has
Increased ha ayerdnpOiA, but be haa
bot GROWN Any DldW snya Tim He'd
LOdpa Picket The 10Y spider which
iAD yanpa AH0 WINS dADAlnd before The
fAea w The sleeping pAaseNHep, M The
Misn1 lTnlN slowly assembled the allli
grade, nNh eAnapd him ~ Atpika wildly
M lhh tangible evidence " biz lp0ublad
dreams, Sill dOea duly AA " yOre, Ald
eyOhes the daIislyn laughter VI thN
Dthhp passengers Win AN much sest M
On biz first lplal Trip ppADk hAa
added \ humber W properties 10 bly,
lepapl1lye, tbp Not ~ nipHDtie artificial
talthJ Tho HebpAlD N0Ae, The pktpnalbln
4nO0stAohe, tha campaign button with
IN concealed bulb 0P water 10 squirt \
sipeAM Into tha fAaa Of ihOHe curious W
examine tbe devies ID Tho button, NM
u host 81 0tbaE glpi0s, bnt the spider
stjll holds first place IN a medium IN
bsHlle tho tedllM " The sikly mile
crawl which " IAhpA nva hours tU
MakBHaif conditions aI0 favorable,
Al u SPORTSMAN Prank N n success,
aNd he seldom fnils 10 Md 4 nice trout
Op 4 plump biId 10 hia meals Wlian
came N III saAs0n, ObliplHa, cheerful,
Win \ joke TOP everyone who onn
ApWe0inta ~ IN N Il iAvOplie ALL Along
tho llne, and. \ Wnsted aMploya " bin
company lfn oAD doubtless have thp
I'm Nntil bh lnA accumulated 0DOnHh
10 buy out the lOahl and that he may
long continue 10 hnld " N thu wish III
all TIM pAtpDNa ~ the v0Ad,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
THB HILL MIN hand
IDnNEnrAtas u sDhpmp lp piApINE lOl
sDHIniy sDGIpblpap

I@nnnanTAtas u snhpmp lp playlnE Tor
sOalaiy sOGlpblmM
Tbe Billings bnnd haa dnnida1 nlon
\ HNhemH, 0OAeePnlhn ilA OpeD MIR GOns
Deyts which GaDnOt fDil ~ meat with
Ibe approval OF Nil fnipMindpd ppOpla,
N bAs beam customary ~ lAta ten Nil
aOoletie6 giving public a0oIADlea In the
pnpb I'D lDp anMnlnp tlMVsf0 select lhe
DIHDt Oh Fhiel Tho lpHh HiveH u oOn'
eeyt md IN thia WY draw upOn The
large crowd Whjfl assemblies DO Dpnp
tba .00noaVl. ThH bnDd hHs falt ilis
Id impOsltfID, hnt iley dl1 nnt fnpl
line coming Out nAIlO0ind md telling
Iln sONietlNs thAt they would llOt plnpl
However, 4 aohame Ilna ppeaantAd ilaalf,
Aftep \ conference with tho ohlaf Of
police, who controls Ille nHn N I'm
pnvk, mo band bnA doNidNh That heIar
AffaY, when .Anp. sDalh!ihA desire ~
DAve Ib0 bepa1l ~ Ib0 IADd's n0nOplt
tOp u HOplablN, N VIII b0 nno0asRIy 10
donnie Mo 10 lh9 PapmlF HlllingA
MamOplW Library, Fhls N .,aU1s lNip
nnd J94l y the lAnd, WhdAp Opneyo,
lonna ~ IDA way " gpShtls appreciated
by .lbe pdpplel
pha bahn .is#h0wiDp aIAAt Improve
mBnb III llA @pDDGevihl Iln lDAlpnManlni
ZION now numbers sixteen hDn Tho boys
mo lhklnH aren't Wlhraal III lh1lp
plngtI9es which Ap0 0nGD Il Wapli,
FINDER the lendAsblp ~ n, Al, Van
Horne soma H00d material ~ belns
developed,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
ynH N, y, woob pnHss,
A Nasl lMplOyaMsn, over Thn, VI tina
trapl

A vaA Improvement, over Thn, VI las
tpHpl
ThA wOul bAlinp apparatus nj Mn
Northern pnplIn warehouse IN one N
TIN busiest fuMlnpeA Of Tim market III
thu city, hnAl yaAr Mn PRESSES Wepb
0pnpAtnd by hnDh, but owing M iha lna
elnAaod p00aIptA lhia yhhv " wAA nnnea,
NY y arrange ioI y more lAVin mems
WITH Tho oompaxt mada Nm IN.
pvoyehentA ~ WV Wnlnhmap, " nlaO
Ind N mind WI WODl WaNA, f0I thln
Apl INA \ NAN0Ilhh nNntnp WIN Md1nl VI
fnrnlAA< flp power gnp DpeInlinn the
pIAAaAh hlDG1 Mn company mAdB this
Improvement " hAa dlspDspd NJ tha
wool baIlpn bualUauA 10 uOIADd pAntOn,
who hAA hAd 0hApNp VI VIM ARM0 f0l
several yNAps. by Vim old melh0d Of
baling " waa hNpd work 10 tnVn OH
100, goo p0uNda \ day, hui nndop llla
new why N IN no lOb w MI 10 bAlg
about BfbpO0 pounds oyevy day, Th!H
IN Ut vNtl baNaht nOt only W Vim pAll.
E0Ad oOnpANyI but lhn bnysHs md
growers VI we'll IN pavnllpx 1la pnpld
MOVING 81 wool, Wbi0lsMW pN,llas Ape
lp,evealad( N hAvlp2NflW lOa wool n
Onoe aOld, ,~
MI, pAnt6h alyps his undivided NJ
teNllON ~ Tin bNalnOAa Nnd M IN pnpE
feot!y understands N, lhlA lnhngon aO0d
work,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
Nnnnn MnlAnpnl

OpWuD IA Iho terror NJ %ihONgande gf
young mothers baneuan iA 0ulhpolh. ~
~ !, l40Dlglna, md frequently fHlal,
AhllQl7a Cough and UOlfnMplloD, Cure
NETS lilte mAglo IN 1Ases u GROOM " lAa
never been known w, fAll Vhn, WOrsl
oaae4. believed, !nMedlAlply, prlaa n
alan ny pm, and EllM HOLD NY 0hnpple
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24

nm prepared 10 s0n il bnek hapd
until Dpeembar i UOOh attention
aud bu6hA taken for tl,Dn pep had
nDtll Dire i, Apply 10 W, II, UlMlOD,
Hlllinph Irtf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
NU,NDs nv lipnluan,

HprAlDs on aQrea, burns ~ sonlgp, wounds
IN nult, letter ~, enknllh III yulONlt
cured by HAnnpp Hnlvp, lpe IlpHl hHAl.l
Inn medicine IN tle world H0lnlee "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
IN snEnA IIiA IiNAl

PA Dunroplh n, bnOumpo, q.pu nuf,
faI1d fof AlA months WIN \ NlAhlfll
luDplnH nora 0n hle lnHI hNl writes NM
BNpkI0Da Apnln0 hplVn wholly cured, II
IN llp1 days lf0r vlnnlA, wounds, pIlnH,
lta thp bnal hulvn III lln worth, UNla
H%nnpnllep1, ODly VIII, Hold Wy OhApple
Drum COn dpnuHlHlHl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24

ANY advertised dnpIep N authorised w
ulAWNntnn HNDnnr HNlya fOp lAhler,
nGyelnn, nlluH, ADIhlnA, nlllH, HnhldH,
burns, nllnph ma my oInl ~ OH HOvh'
llulmnu M lUllullt,
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06
REPUBLICANS WILL MEET.
Florida Committee Has Been Called To
Meet at Ocala.

The Republican state committee has
been called by its chairman, Hon. w. q.
Robinson, of the general land Office of
Gainesville, to meet in Ocala on July 18th
and select slate to present TO the con-
vention, which has been called TO recon-
vene in Ocala July 10Th. 1t is said by
leading Republicans that full ticket for
state officers will certainly be placed be-
fore the people by the re-convened con-
ventiOn.
1t is regarded as very significant that
call has been issued for a state conven-
ton of Populists TO be held in Ocala July
18th. The identity OF place and time
chosen by the Republicans and Populists
leads to open talk of expected fusion.
Whether this will develop into anything
tangible remains to be seen, but an I'M
usual reticence to talk about the matter
is noticeable among both Republicans and
Populists.
While it is felt in some eminently re-
spectacle Democratic quarters that the
platform adopted 10y the recent state con-
and is likely To cause trouble in the flu
ture, no Democrat seems To have any fear
about the election Of the entire ticket by
overwhelming majorities. There is no
criticism anywhere in Democratic ranks
of the ticket.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06
SEE OUR NEW LINE of CHINA
and CROCRERY WARE before buy
ing elsewhere.
CARROLL & GOLDSMITH.
Valuable Horse Shot.

Greene Coats, of l.atirange, lost a valu-
able horse Wednesday night, the animal
being shot in the breast by "A pistol bull
let. The body WAS found near the
Brown grove, only little way from
LaGrange station. Suspicion pointed
toward a colored boy 10y the name of Tiliin
who works for Mr.. W. VI. Brown. lie
was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Brown,
who informs tbs that, upon questioning
the negro pretty closely, he admitted the
shooting. The crime is states prison
otiense. TillinS excuse for shooting the
horse is that he thought it Vas bear.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06
FOURTH OF JULY.
How the Day Was Celebrated In Our
Little Town.

This being one year that Titusville did
not celebrate the birth of our national
independence, it was not expected that
the day would be very lively one, but
it was far from being a very dull one
after all.
Some of our stores were decorated with
bunting and the star-spangled banner
waved from numerous fiagstatfs all over
the city. The small boy kept up a
lively racket from morning till night
with fireworks and cannon crackers. In
the afternoon nearly every business
house was closed and the propritors and
clerks had short vacation.
The feature of interest was the ball
game between the Titusville club and a
picked nine, which was started about
p. III. The contest was an unequal
one-the club having the advantage of
their contestants from the start which
became so apparent after the first two
innings the Titnsvilles played off con-
siderably in order TO make the affair a
little more interesting. There is no room
to doubt that our town can put up an
effective nine, one that would make a
warm contest with any club in this section
of the state. Scruggs pitching was quite
effective. Pierre Titus behind the bat did
excellent work through the whole game
Stan Jones, as first haseman, never lets a
ball pass him, while Charlie Case as
short stop, and Willis Goldsmith on
third, took to these positions as easily
and gracefully as a duck does to water.
Garlic caught well for the other nine,
while Linden, as first baseman and all
around player was good.
In the evening dance was held at the
opera house which was largely attended.
the floor being comfortably filled with
dancers and it was a surprise to many
that so many could be found in
town after large contingent had gone
to Miami
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Robbins entertain
ed a number of the little folks after
supper on the river bank by bon fires,
games, fireworks, etc., lasting until about
9 O'clock.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06
A FRESH LOT of FANCY CAKES
just in at
CARROLL q GoLTSMITH'S
Our Contingent at Miami.

Titusville contributed quite large con
tingcnt Ia the Miami Fourth OF July
celebration. Thiuy-cight tickets were
sold here Monday AMI Tuesday, not in
Guiding the band. which numbered Is.
The following residents oi This place took
in the celebration 1T the Magic cIty this
week: f. l.. Brady, Miss Josephine Bra
dy, Miss Alinr Brady. Miss Daisy Brady,
Miss Nellie Brown, W. NJ Brown, wife
and two children, l.. \. Brady, Mr. f.
3. Wager and two children. Mrs W. :.
Grace keyworth. Mis- Maude Baldwin,
Mis- Nettie Gray, Ms. J. f.. Bowman,
Mrs. !. +. Brady, Mr.. j. y Fra~,cr
Trez Fra.trr, Il. \. Bobb,.It ami da.gh-
ter. =. J Norton.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06
No Legal Existence.

\ startling condition cnnlrnmis the cit
Of Tampa AT the present time II l. thc
announcement that the board Of public
works ha~ 10 legal existence. This, Of
course, mcans that the actions Of the
board have been, for a certain term. ilc-
gal and null AMI void which covers the
expenditure, perhaps, oi large sums Of
money. The board Mas created Tor the
pnrposc Of carrying "n the public w"rhs
of the city, inrludn2 the payii- and -cw-
crasc. The body l. c1n.po>cd of ". l..
Henderson, president; j. Il. Anderson,
George T. Chamberlain and Il; +. Wvtt,
and they have been holding "tlic, for
some time.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06
TituSYille School Building.

The school board, in session this week,
bought the six lots of the Becker proper
", recently purchased by l.. II. Decker,
for the sum of $4,000, and the contract
for the new two story school building
has been let To Contractor Decker for
u, $50. 1t will he bnilt on the center of
the above property, facing north, fronting
ON the street leading To the river from
Washington avenue 10 f.. l.. Brady's
residence. The lots Will be-
cleared OFF next week, and
the work on foundations commenced ut
once, So the work can be pushed as soon
a. the building material arrives, rs il
must be completed before October LIST
The building will be 30XGO with porch
in front. Two gables with an l. of ,
feet will he built, one OH each side, 10
relieve the monotony Of the length Of
the building. Superintendent Sans j.
taking deep interest in the structure too,
and will have it up-to date in every re-
Spect
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06
Appointment.

\ circular letter sent ont 10y Mc~-r-. J..
f. lnsrahan,, thiri vice president Of the
F. f. {. railway, and Geo. / bradley,
president ui the Florida Coast Line Canal
ami Transportation company, under date
of June .uth. announces ihc appointment
of Mr.. u. f. Austin a. land agent Tor the
above mentioned companies, also the
Florida Cosmopolitan Immigration
company, at White City, vice c. II.
Rocks, deceased. Appointment takes
effect al once.