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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
PERSONAL MENTION,
80 FEH5UNAL MENIIUH.
Hi Hh.Hf
Walter seabofg, Of Ilwaco, h Ia tie

III EbAoVNHh MEN ilOH. III
Il AZ 8. Mf
Walter seabotg, Of IIwaco, h in ilp
lefty Bs
Mrs. r, J. Stout, Of Sea View, isIr
the city
Alex. Gilbert came up from Seaside
yesterday. ...
7. Raske, Of Young's River, was In the
city yesterday. r1AW 4!fs
| A. II. Grant, Of Portland. Ii registered
at the 0ccident,
William Herrick. Of Jewell, was In the
city yesterday.
W. q. Brown. Of Fort Candy, il yis'
itinR m the city gaa#a fp4l
II q Reed, OF Portland, Il register
ed nj the 0ceident. "t tta.a< tHt
J. W Hearing, Of Gray. River, was
In the city yesterday.
Joseph Cutler, Of Bay Center, ir reg
i.tered ut the Parker. iea Ht
alr.. ". C. A, Pohh, Of syenson, was
In the city yesterday 1ti1 sa'jil'
T.. V. Sackett, OF Portland, registered
at the ocrident yesterday.
J. II. Walker, Of Portland, registered
at the Oc''idcnt yesterday.
w. A, wilioughby and wife, Of Butte
are guests at the Uccident.
]. H. BOYD and wife, of Spokane, are
visiting frisnis IN the oity.39J
Ralph Jones. Of Elsie, Is in the city
aud will return home today, t...
". H. Smith Of skamokawa, vas
visitor IN Astoria Yesterday .-----.----.
Mrs ~ Rank aud iiughtetF Of spo.
kane, are visiting in the city, ~ 4,,I
William Medley and wife. OF Jewell.
ARE In tue ely Writing friends. lar H.
ohas. H. Calender returned yesterday
fro ma business trip to South Bend. I
Il. Morton aud VIE. Of Tsos angeles,
registered AT the occiden, yesterday,
Miss V. Smith, Of Spokane. Is in the
city and registered Ut the Occidcnt.
j. II. DePorcr was taken suddenly III
yesterday and is now in the hospital
!. Frank Drake, a prominent attor.
ney. OF Portland. Was in the city yester,
day. " -'t ts
\. p, Sorensen, prominent capital
lat. Of Port and, is in the city on busi,
meas.
A. NJ. Simpson arrived in the city last
evening from South Bend aud went to
Portland. E Sd. g faa-8
Edward &. Miller left for Aurora ye.-
tcrday, where his wife Is visiting They |
will return tednyt " go7 LILO
Ed. Riderbush, Of Jewell, Is IN the city |
II. S. Woods, Of Seaside, is in the city |
attending the Masonic banquet.
Robert Wherry. OF Elsie. IL in the city.
lie reports that good progress Is being
made On the county nH,ds and a large
amount ~ wurk il being done, TlW new
Elsie road viii be on much lower
,rade, enabling the farmers to haul much
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
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'R"d NbteF 0f Tie Mihtary!, 40 -
The .iaaay 5rifuas fpI lthblain III T..

w EeaqI y Fp1f fpl FePtN"kp1 u
Clokc, Z. \, A., formerly stationed al
Fort Stevens, but now attached TO Fort
'I'ottsn, n ", will be pleased 10 Know
that son wax born 10 Mts.,Cioke, May
-. 1905 ~.----
Post Quahcrmastcr Sergeant Charles
H. Iosa-and has been ordered fre,a w.
Leavenworth. Kansas rto1 Fort Stevens
where he will relieve Sergeant Nc.
Dernottl Who, after q long and llelert
able capfer d thrty,ioar years in ael
ave service, win be retired at his own
request a..... ..,. 80. .a... ~.
The honorary degree Of L. l.. D.. wa.
conferred by Tufts College upon Lieut.,
General Adnh X. chaiiee, commencement
day, June ell nsNg
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Go to the Breakers.

A number of ptomment Portland peo'
pie arrived down yesterday and after
spending a. few hours in the city, left
out on the Steamer Nahcotta for the
Bmakers, where the summer will he
spent. Among the party We're; Mrs
y. T, OBrien. Miss Lillian 0'Brien, and
Alfs. OBncn. wife. daughter and mother
og General Manager 0'Brienssof the O.
II. & M, Mrs. stanleycthe wife of Seq
rotary +. s. Stanley fthe Desehutes
Irrigation company, q * .8..l -
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Charles Bfanln Hafe.

Charles Branin, the cnngeniai day op.
orator for the Associated Press, at Port
land, was welcome visitor last night
He leaves this morning for Scasiew
where he viii join Mrs. Branin and two
ofsprings, the lights OF their fathers
eyes, Mr. Brenin Is one Of the best
known operator. on the Associated Press
leased wire circuit. sa7l aoot, a,,,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

First congregational church. Preach
ing at II A. NJ. Rev, I,uther ID. Mahone
Morning subject, Manson, of the Pan
acea for Old Age" Evening, "The Perils
Of Liberty with reference to the dance
hall eases and what the Christian people
must do" Sunday school, 1920 7. NJ.
Special music underJ The direetippg of
Mrs. George. c. Watkins, A cordial in,
walton TO the pnblic h extended to at
tend any or all of these seryiees,siuoat
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

1 Ns'ai 0bhUot 0iaouatlVns =
Tic graduation exerci,as n sliyeIy
and Adair Schools we're held yesterday
afternoon al lr High School,
The following program wasl rendered
Instrumental duet, Wilma Yduaa
Ethel Young 80 h1a tlaH al 9i0ad
Essay, Panama and its Canal. . Laura
Jcffers. . '.'I
Vocal solo, Mrs. Watkins.
Essay, I,oye o. Nature" Clara Sea.
feldt.
Chorus, girls Of Adair School
Essay. National Strength" May Hof
man, .,........ ...... ,...t....
instrumental duet. Maude Rops, Gayle
Roberts, Y asE boa alHYy!ssaa9q
Es-sy. Oliver Goldsmith Annette
Stinson. .1aaE 3ai sq s.G
Vocal solo, Mrs Babbage.
Essay. THE Social Duty Ethel Ped.
ersen. .e1TAH K0IsgU1X3 V0I
Essay. III the South hai Won" Alice
Reed. : lsi EJad-t et og 40 m5l
Piano solo. Hazel Estes. ~ lru's
| Essay, Diamonds" Leo Sponip. e
Il Solo, Miss Mc1ann. y' r. ugrA Il
Essay, Italy and the United States. y
Mary Kelly. M ait
Trio, Dancing Butterflies" Ruby
Crohn, Annette Stinsou, Esther Nyland.
Essay, Queer Old Dr. Johnson Betsy
Wooten. H tE
instrumental duet, Alice Reed, Laura
.Jeffers. fa8r .o
Essay, Jay Cook" William Utzin.
ger. l es. aI
Essay, Pianos" Wilma Young.
Miss Warren delivered the address to
the graduates. 1t was full Of good ad.
vice, and could not have been more ap.
propFiate foF the occasion. .-------a--,--.-..-
School Director Eakin presented the
certificates OF graduation and expressed
tbe hope that four years hence be might
have the pleasure Of presenting ever,
one Of the pupils with their certificates
Of graduation from the High School.
The following i a. list Of the .gradu.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
,ing today. Is .eomposed as .fallans.

king today, il composed, as ,faIhFs=
Premier, Montero Rios; Foreign AZ
fairs, Sanchez Roman; War; Generza
Weyler; Justice, Gonzalez Pena; Ma.
rine, senor yeIIanueva; interior, Gar
Ella Prieto; Finance, Senior UrEzxa.
Instruction, Senior Romanones
The Ministry which is completely uss-
servative, will then advise the king -
dissolve the cortes Immediately.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
THElLLlNoIs CENTRAL.

Maintaipsi lhexcellsd sffSiee rr0m tn
vest to the east and south. Making
close connections with trains Of all
|tipnscontinental lines. passengers are
given their choice OF routes to Chicago.
louisville, Memphis and New Orleans.
and through these points to the far
eqst ST. TT5IT4 YYTgm
Prospective Travellers desiring tnfor-
nation as to the,le&sst fst.s and best
routes are invited to correspond with
tie following representatives:
|B!lH. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent
1f2sThhd ST. Portland. sore.
J. G, LINDSEY, Trav Passeng + Agent
14g Third St, Portland ore,
PAUL BoTHoMPsoNy Passgp .aAgent.
Coleman Building, Seat::,,e, Wash,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

Today MS St, John the Baptist's day
Divine service fsf at Grace chttth at 10
o'clock A, NJ Sunday services tomorrow S'H
at II \, NJ, and 1880 7. NJ, Sunday
school at 1912 Z. NJ,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

Chicago, June 23.a-The great obstas
elcs which have prevented theA ending
Of the teamsters' strike appear TO have
been eliminated by the indications to-
night, unless something unforeseen de-,
yelops, and hostilities between the OP-
posing interests will cease shortly.,a3.
The question OF the conspicuous die.
play Of the union emblem isoto be left
to the employers Individually; the asso
citation agreeing TO withdraw its demand
for the elimination Of the insignia
,As,the button proposition has been the
chief stumbling block during the latest
efforts to reach a peaeeable settlement
Of the difficulty, il is the general be-
lief that the trouble is drawing to Il
close, as all other terms for a settlement
made by the employers have been ac-
Cepted By, the officials representing the,
strikers sl9asag3 % haq foyoms a'0!
kSsrsato BfY sSn's s,ss3a49H beaa4lau
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

The. pastor Of The baptist church will
speak on the following subjects tbmOr-
row: Making sure Of Hchvehr and
The Divinity Of Christ" /" Everybody is
cordially invited to attend. NJ a'tia"l'
.FaRf .aft t##r.s.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
"BUTcHER"d wEYLER AGAIN HT
SLATED FOR MINISTER OF WAR
New Spanish Ministry Will be submit
Il, f,p ted to King Alfonso. ~ ! ,a.a.

New YorkgJ June 23,c-GeneTal Weylfr
has again been Slated for Spanish Min.
lister Of War, according to a Herald
dispatch from Madrid The new min.
istry, which viii be submitted TO the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Interfsres witt Shipping.

8St. Petersburg, June 23,--ln coHee,
quence of British representations, Brit
ish warships are to be dispatched tojc4n,
vcy orders to the Russian Auxiliary!
STEAMERS Dnieper and Don To Sease.ppl-
ativc to interference MAJ khiplans aud
'sn' to return Immediately.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
New Summer Schedule.

Commencing tomorrow Che new sum.
nlsr schedule Op the A.S&tC,R Rgyin
So into ehsSt. \ 6orAiag !tSia Vim
leave for Seaside at S;l5.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Shively School.

Alice Reed, Edith Basel, Mary Kelly
'Annette 1Stinsone Ruby Crehn, Laura
,leffers, Betsy Wooten. Esther Nylantll
Stephen Habersham, Delhert Il Griffin
Noble Rannels, James Kearney. William
tzingcr Edwin Short. Pope Trullinger
Alvin Mattson, Floyd Foster, Martin
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Shoots Large Cougar.

william Hffris1<. oi IeyeIr vas in the
city yesterday and states that last week
he shot a cougar that measured seven
fce.,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
uNhAd ..IAIII1-4- NO hLd0,

The family restaurant Of Astoria Ia
recognized as thc Hess restaurant, The
bsat meals and the best service in As
,orla. 100 Eleventh street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

Chief Stumbling Block Removed. All
Other, Terms Made By Employers ar,
Accepted By 0fRcials Representing the
Strikers, No Hitch Expected. ,otrl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
BeArmouth Robberrc Convicted. 3

8Bnttc, Mont, lime 9S. .ul9 ssFner'
SPECIAL from Philipsburg says George
Hammond, the Bearmouth train robber
was convicted this evening on his second
I tia1 Tor his connection with the famous
lold'ma x,RdigsTi6Sed {ths SENTENCE
nt one year. The railroad officials were
much disappointed over the verdict.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Adair School.

May Hoffman, Wilma Young, Ethel
Petersen, clara Seafeldt. Josie Nlang.
sund, Ida Wahlgen, Cora Wevang, Alex
Ostrom, Alex: Olson leo Spomp. ia'oreI
+.Ft feHf.f rHfH = s4
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Refrigerator Plants tc Dc, Installed ip
o,pNsy York Underground sggsIEs A. Road R Oads,9

RsfugsssyiaitesJF' e Plants to lss, s, TnstaIlsd ip
,uNsy York }Orka aQHdsrgrgppPsdd R ssggErggslPsdR RROaad Osaads,9
iadf bsis,a s+-r-v-r- aossGidsaw I,
gNeWa YORK aJdaej ae&lfiSefrissistioh
plants and forced air apparatus ig|fs q
lbs INSTALLED Fearigp in the subway, toS,c rt9o
aiEoo to improve a.ths, sbEqntilati0n.
This decision -is'ithe toutcome aaf 9 disr
cusson by the rapid transit commission
of the present condition in atAe under.
ground. = 60 '+s. N
Tests are to be made as soon as pos;
sible at two or three stations, and then,
if the apparatus proves efficient. the en-
tire subway win " equipped With thel
Iphufs. CRsf Engineer Rice .wss in
sttucted bs Cue eotnmissioh g Install
some device atscnce, Aaad later it was
determined to make the first test with
Refrigeration and forced air, the mn
preston OF the engineers and Of the
commissioners, being that air pf the
subuaysis pure eRopgh bnt that it |
needs cooking loba madso.a 30 3tHI
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
Linton Arrested.
Railway Officials Here.

General Superintendent 4. i. 0'Brien
Of the o. r. & \. company, accompanied
by II. r. Bndd, Of tho ilwnco Railway
q Navigation company, we're in the city
yesterday and left for llwaco in the aft.
ernoon on u tour u inspection.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28


described as follows: IL feet next south
westerly Of f4afebers nor;h east 80 100 acres
- Inf l. : < Chas Stickncys subdi-I
Vision. in the First ward of the city of
KTIuwatosa wisconsin. unsafe, defective
mi inst ffft.ient requiring the owner of the
rppInises aforesaid within three days from
he date of service thereof to remove and
rnlglace said unsafe. defective and insuf-
accent sidewalk with new standard side
wUlK as established by the ordinances OF
fhp city of Warwatosa.
rhat the undersigned officers caused the
order and notice aforesaid TO be served on
ne owner Of said premises and that al
tj,9ugh said three days have long sin:e TX
nirpd. the owner OF said premises has
defective ana insufficient sidewalk Wi. thc
required new standard sidewalk.
II is the opinion Of the undersigned Of
dcprs that such unsafe defective and Insult
tieiant sidewalk ought without further d1-
ioy to lie removed and replaced l,y tho re-
grired new Standard sidewalk, ana recon-
.itrud for such purposes The adoption 81 the
following resolution
Dated this 18th day Of October, 1875.
i G.. CLAUSEN.
JOHN II. TAYLOR,
J. -. WARREN,
Officers Performing Duties of the Board Of
r,,tti. xK-orl.s Iy,,,,v,t.,eo WISCONSIN
49,, g,i ne ,i,.s roforriino ,i'ifs
f thc to3rd of nnblir works for thr cjtv
. 7X-a,,,,atosa wisconsin have rauo.,od ~
y" ~ ,,',,,,, @o,',,iI nf goid ~ ~ 'tbo+ +ha
.,5.v,oIt on North Main strent in froot of
,,,';sae Described os * fne+ npyt soIith-
ItelIlHTa - 80 DC ~ -, 80 % 100 ,,.s
M w % ~ stictnay's srI,.
5t;aic, :. tha r,irs+ r."rd ~ tLn div Of
Ir,iatc+ y5-isdo,,Sio is Tnsafe drfnG iy[,
and a. TinsrfTiClent. and hat thn said officers
anu ~ ~ =. ~ ~ ,',,o,, ~, /,
- % - a., ,,,,jse T., fror+ of ,,,birl,
;J,1i1- W. ,a,,,ir;,,., s,jd ov.npl
T- ttt tbraa law. r.on, tcricn th,ranf to
NIt4ill ~ t.li ~. ~, r ~ lcfan+i,n
remove a sig Se ,,it5 ~ rao',rsd
"i'l i,,l -, = ~ 80, -. 40 "
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
To the Common Council of the City of
LVQu1VQtOSd:

rrbe officers perfo1.mfn,f dt ties OF the board
,f ,,i,iI,. ,.orifu n.,, Ia aDuiit the following
,e,,i,.t And communication:
f1s,t IN No I5th dav of August 1903 the
,,rdersjoned offcers signed a written t,ru,-r
and untice DECLARING me sidewalk on North
Main -tre.t in fPoI,t of the premises described
~ fnlI,,y.. Rand handled north by street
~, - ly TIa1.t snutb IN iFfxter west by Crfdiey
Il, fha 's.a,nn3 ,,.,rd III me city of Wauwato4:,
Wisconsin, uns;ifr defective aud Insufficient
reorI,it,,g me owner Of the premises aforesaid
,siii,if, fb5ee 1,ys from the date OF ser yfce
tberenf 70 repoy,. ana replace said unsafe
9.fa.tit,e INA i,,snfB.icnt sidewalk with n new
t,,3,3 I'm it,ii1 49,, 4utahlshed IN the or
}iu,,,,,.e, If HE civ Of yVauwntosa
NM no ,u1.rsfoued nflicers caused the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28

j \
Officers Performing Duties OF the Board Of
Public Works, WauWatosa Wisconsin,
Whereas, the oE.>trs performing Gutins
of tie hoard OF public works Tor the city
OF MaGwHtoSa, Wis ouSiu, have reported to
the common council OF said clay that the
sid2Wa!E on North Main street in front II
promises described as part of lot 4.
J. j. & Ch3&. StlCkucy = subdivision, south
west quarter section -, In the First ward
Of tne city Of NauWatosl, Wisconsin, IS uil-
safe, dyfc, tive ana insufficient, @Gd that the
said officers caused an order to be served
upon the owner of the promises In front
OF which said sidewalk Hes, requiring said
owner within three days from service there
of To remove and replace S0id unsafe. IT,
tcCtiye aud insufficient sidP"aga with the
required new standard sidewalk aud
Whereas said owner has failed 10 C,sll
ply with said order;
Now. therefore. be It resolved. by tAe
common council of tina city of NauwatPs9
that Tho sidewalk on North Main street in
front of premises described rs part OF lot
H. ]. :. s. ChaS. Stickney's suadi-
vision, southwest quarter section =.
In the First ward of the city OF
Wauwutosa, Wisconsin, IS hereby declared
to he unsafe. detective and inSa1tcient and
that the owner OF the premises IN front Of
!, hich said sidewalk Hes is bereby directed
/ To remove and replace said unsafe, de
fectty2 and insufficient sidewalk with a
new standard sidewalk as established Ivy
/ the ordinances Of the city Of WauWatosa.
end 10 the satisfaction OF the officers per
7
works
! Br # further resolved. that if the owner
of the premises aforesaid neglect for ten
days after the passage and publication Of
! the within resolution t. remove and replace
said unsafe, defective and insufficient SIDE
/ walk with new standard sidewalk rs
aforesaid. then the officers pcrfornins
duties of the board OF public works. are
hereby directed and authorized to r2laofe
and replace said unsafe. defective and In
sufficient sidewalk with new standard
. ~ rs II al
of the city Of WauwatoSa, aud report the
+ account OF the expense and cos Of Cht
same 10 thu city comptroller, to b. entered
i'm the tpN roll as "a special tax against tins
premises described rs aforesaid.
BE IL further resolved, that h within
resolution be published in the oeisial news
paper iu said city of WanwatoSa.
Pass i and dated this 18th day Of oSto
her, 1901.
EDWARD CoCLTHARD.
City Clark.
Approved this 18th dav Of October. 1905.
l. X. GODFREY.
Mayor.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

To She Common Council OF the CRY Of
Wauwa 'OSu:
The officers performing duties Of she
hoard Of public works leg 10 submit the
following report and communication;
-he undersigned officers s.cucd 81 wr;tfnN
order 8uG notice declaring the sidewalks an
North Main street "a front Of the premises
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28
Home Bakery.

Bear in mind tie Home Bakery at IL
state street, when ordering your morn
ing rolls A call or II postal card VIII
insure prompt delivery.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28

once hours 9 10 II. IN. To 30 p m.
Sunday 30 to 900 a. IN.
MAIL. ARRIVES PROM FAST.
5:07, $40 and Il ~ "a. m; 2;ue and a;l2 =, M
SHALL AERIy rs FROM WEST.
lt:l7 II. m; LOS, 5;i2 and 900 =. m
POUCHES CLOSED FoR EASTERN NAIL.
$40 and ll;I- M; :5U aud $40 =. m.
PoUUuEs CLOSED FoR WESTERN MAIL.
1880 a.. m; 90 and q 10 p. IA.
W. H. L.ANDOLT,
Post Nittt.lt'r.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28

IIuS)jng time gather your crop of
corn too. Schwairev's corn paint, a5c,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28

Al the sweets that are fit to eat
are found in eur candy department.
SchNaigcv'e, next To bridge.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28

We PRINT posters. programmes,
tickets, etc. forclubs, fairs and soeials.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28

Board OF. ... NJ Il. Adams, Sec'g.
Health 49,. john BarHekoW.
II. p Bradley. Health Ohlcer,
Town clerlta office In Dittmar Bldg Town
board meets every Monday evening, at 1870 p.
M nt the town clerl. = office. Board OF health
meets Oh first ana third Wednesday Of each
month at Town clerks Office. mt 10 u. m
The new enterprise., 1905-03-16

We venture to assert that
enough capital could be found
within our own corporate limits
10 build and equip a first class
cotton factory. Ifsomeone who
has practical knowledge of the
business would take the initia
tive and 90 to work systematic
ally, we are confident that sue
cess will crown bis efforts. Who
will be the one to move9
The new enterprise., 1905-03-16
For SALE.

100 bushels (Mortgage Litter Upland
Cotton Seed. From one bushel of these
seed purchased from H, G. Hastings &
Co., Atlanta, Ca, at a cost Of S3,45 per
bushel, James Brinson, colored, raised
1887 pounds upland seed cotton on 215
acres OF ground, Welding pound OF lint
to 2.93 pounds of seed cotton. Price 80
cents per bushel. Also for sale, 500
bushels Russell Big Boil UPLAND Cotton
Seed. Yield this season l pound Of lint
to 2.93 pounds of SEED cotton, Price 80
cents per bushel. Apply to
80 I'm THEODORE RANDELL,
Sampal6, Fla,
The new enterprise., 1905-03-16
Again we rise to remark that

Again we rise to remark that
Japanese colony in Madison
county would be a good thing
We were once told by Florid-
ian, who had spent many months
in Japan, that as agriculturists
the Japs could give US cards and
spades and beat US IN the game
We believe they would make ex
cellent citizens and we'd like to
see a colony Of them located in
the county, wouldn't you?
The new enterprise., 1905-03-16

Group and whooping cough come like
thief in the night, stealing in to fasten
the fangs Of mortal disease upon the
children as they peac fully sleep in their
little beds, Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and Tar, the new discovery for coughs
and colds, will drive out these death
dealing demons before the doctor can
arrive. II protects the lives and health
OF the little ones Contains no opates.
Keep it handy. Sold by W b Davis.
The new enterprise., 1905-03-16
Like Finding Money

Finding health is ike fnding none!
SO think those who are sick, Nher
you have a cough, cold, sore throat OIL
chest irritation better act promptly like
W c Barber OF Sandy Level, Va. Ht
says; II bad terrible chest trouble
caused by smoke and coal dust OBJ my
lungs but, after finding no relief in 9th
er remedies wac cured by DIR King:
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds" Greatest sale Of any cough
or lung medicine in the world. Al
Moseley's lrug store; SOC and 81; guar
anteed; trial bottle free.
The new enterprise., 1905-03-16

1t is our firm belief that no
town IN Florida has made more
rapid strides within the past de.
cade than the town of Live Oak,
the capital Of the adjoining
county, Suwannee, From a
struggling, unprecossessing vii.
lage of a few years ago it has
emerged until to-day it ranks
with the best towns of the State
for enterprise, progress and pros
perity, Ask any citizen of Live
Oak the reason fo5lts phenome'
nal growth and we belive his
prompt answer will be, Its
manufacturing indu tr / e S. -
What Live Oak has done Madi'
son can do, and more, because
without disparaging the advan-
tages of Live Oak and Suwannee
couuty-the advantages offered
by Madison and Madison county
are, in comparison, as gold is to
silver. Wake up, and let us put
our town where nature intended
she should be.
The new enterprise., 1905-03-16
JOHN B. STETSJN UNIVERSITY,
DE LAND, FLORIDA.
Affiliated with the University of Chicago

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