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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

The mikado says he didn't write the
three poems that were recently pub
lished as having come from his pen.
Suspicion now rests on the Sweet
Singer Of Michigan.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

What tremendous cotton crop it
would have been but for the ravages of
the boil weevil, and how much more
of it would have to be burned!
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10
Increase of Imports.

The increase in the imports of Man
churla in ten years has been in the
various commodities, 100 to 500 per
cent. The customs revenue in 1902
was 100000 The great growth in
trade has resulted from the free ex.
portation of beans, bean cake and bean
oil.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

A professor insists that girl should
not marry until she is able to support
a husband. The girl who makes matri-
monial plans of that kind will get a
husband who is willing to have her
support him.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

General Diaz has especial reasons for
being pleased with the relations ex-
listing between his country and its
northern neighbor.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

81 want a man to take care of him
SELF" says President Roosevelt But
doesn't this conflict with the doctrine
of anti-race suicide2
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

Raissuli is coming up in the social
= scale. His name is now written Rails
Uli. All he needs to get right into
the swim is hyphen.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

In 1S49 yellow was the color. And
the new girl Of 1905 wears yellow a
great deal, gold and ivory and yellow
colored lace. She is called "the gold
field girl"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10
The GIRL OF 1905.

the "Gold Field Girl"
Looks like a 49er," said an old fel-
low from the coast.
''An' she is q 49er," said another.
And 49er she certainly is. The
girl of 1905 who stepped across the
threshold of the New Year, all blush
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10
Her Resemblance to Mothor

Ethel-Papa, my teacher says I'm
getting more like mamma every day.
Papa-Well, you mustn't talk 90
much in school, dear.-Yonkers States
man.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

The discovery of a new fissure on
Luna is ridiculed by a savant, who
says it is very common in the moon.
The fault, no doubt, of the man in it
making funny cracks.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

than she knows about him. and while she regards
as revel Of eXacons and petty tyrannes he begins to
assert himself after the first captivity of courtship
love founded mutual sympathy and appreciation is the
only love that stand the tests of time of hui
man infrmites, and human weakness.
10 ideaize the lover Is often girls mistaken method
OF dealzng love. But there Is wide gulf between the
feeling and the author nspirer Of that feeling He
may be- and often is, the of the ideal But she
Insists imagined perfectons instead testing the actual
good qualities he may possess Then the inevitable
disluson the discovery of the feet of clay and the
broken reed and all the other sadly sentimental
heaped by women on their fallen idols.
Marriage may be the institution OF reason and neces-
sity But love is demand. And considering it as such
the wonder is that the demand is lightly answered so
readily assured The call Of heart to heart of kindred
soul to kindred soul is light thing On the contrary
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

The boil weevil's increase of activ-
ity leads to a suspicion that the Qua
temalan ants went over to the en-
emy.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

is serious solemn, often-traglc 1t seems strange
thing that out of world Of millions individual pos
itvey confident that his her life choice per-
fectly suitable, sympathetic and eternal
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

a negro advocates the burning of
coon songs. But what then would be-
come of the vaudeville stage?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

No other city disputes Boston's title
of Hub" Too suggestive of wheels.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10
WHY TIE HUSBAND SHOULD RULE.
BY HeIen OIdHeId.

There is strong tendency in the present day
among women who call themselves advanced"
to protest against mans authority in his own
household. Women they say, are fully equai to
men in common sense, Judgment, and, when the
opportunity is afforded for its exercise, in execu-
dve ability To this question there is but one
lnswer-viz.: every government requires a nom
inal head. and custom and Tradition. as well rs
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

faith in yourself and march Consider the motto Of the
soldier: care nothing for wounds; only to defeat
the enemy This who marches regardless of what
everybody thinks of him may be little he may be great
That depends what there is inside his thick enveop-
Drains or sawdust But whether he out well i'll
the result will be something definite, clear cut Whether
he make success failure he will learn something from
the result
Keep your eyes fixed unwaverngly upon the mark you
nave set yourself without taking too much heed cr
cism your efforts Remember that no man of force
and distinction yet failed to some enemies and
to be sung by bitter criticisms Only you are right
and don't worry about what people think Of you II you
are too sensitive to the other mans opinion you may meet
the fate of the man who from riding the ass commanded
his son to help him carry the beast because somebody told
him that was the right thing to do. The man who tries
10 please everybody peases nobody, and becomes
for his pains.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10
DEAL AND REAL LOVE.
BY Mrs. Desm ond Humphreys.

Most women set out in life with an ideal of
manhood, knowing little of the nature of man.
A girls love is only too often romantic longing
for the impossible; a desire for impassloned
alteration, such as she has read of in books
such as few men are capable of giving; the rea-
son being that while the girl is going through an
initial stage of comprehension, the man has long
passed It, He knows great deal more about her
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10
TOUGH HIDE ESSENTIAL TO BUSINESS SUCCESS.
BY John A. HORLAND.


The man who can stand criticism unmoved
is the man who cannot be interfered with,
swerved aside from his purpose, and the idea of
success implies this marching straight forward
toward definite end. You believe you have the
ability to gain the object Of your ambition; don't
shrink and waver then because of the criticism
and disparaging attitude of others. Ignore stric-
lures ON yourself and your methods; hold to your
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10
RESPECT THAT is DUE TO THE LAW.
BY Prof oliver A. Harker.

Nj the sages of the bench and wise legislators with
~ keen conception Of private right and dstributive
Justice have given the best of their lives to its
| If construction. And yet there are well meaning
IMN\ people who profess contempt for the law and
c on an occasional miscarriage of justice in its ad-
mnisraton are quick to denounce utterly inadequate
to effecuate Justice between and man. They lose
sight of the fact that live in security rights of person
and property because there law that because of its sta
BILE and benecent principles general belief that when
violated those principles will be vindcated we are per
mtted to enjoy the fruits of our labors.
There is another class of people who profess to recog
nize the rules of law right and proper but who con-
sciously violate them The violations usually those
which affect property rights They prompted by per
sonal greed Unlawful combinations purpose of de-
sroying competition unlicensed upon the
property of Others reckless exravagant
of corporate property for the purpose inviting mortgage
foreclosures and securing the appointment of receivers
corrupt acts of boards of directors the dcton of
large stockholders for the purpose squeezing out small
holders violations of frequent occurrence in this dav
of strenuous commercasm. These men do not belong TO
what Is popularity designated the criminal class but
excepting violence and intimidation their acts are about
reprehensibe as those of the footpad.
In times Of the ordinary citizen not the LAWYER
the officer of the awwhose duty 1t is to stand
for the law and its executon-but the business man and
aborer can furnish no higher proof of patriotism nor do
more for the advancement and happiness humanity than
by teaching by precep and example, for the
law and the means by which it may be vindicated
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

ingly, brought to the mind, not the
days of 1880, nor the days of 1860.
She is not an empire girl, not girl OF
the Victorian era, not a girl of the
1880 days, but a "49er," true and un-
mistakable,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09
RAvE.NAN,NO AND REGULATION

"tN,ltlleAl VaOe,mAklAR Zoe railroads"
h lNe term used ~ TURNER SECRETARY
Richard OlNey h aR article eR The
question % government control % rail-,
mad rates, sAys rAe Wall street
JNapWal,
Me- OlRey makNt che came error 20
che dtteeetlNN % NAls question that -
MANY ether eppOReRta % rVeetAeNl
RosNVeNN pohNy call tAlN. what - pro.
pOsed Il va VNte>MaAlag "a aN, ueaet
eyetcsN N gNvNEampA0 eOalVol peeA
~ CrNpOsea Ny lNe etReldSNt, Ne Tail,
r,saas WoaA eNAltnVe - make tNtea
lNe same ~ thew 40 RoW, TIE ReasN,
ve1 ptcpOstNNA - ne Feeo)AttOa 81
rates, Which u sOmNtAlRe SNty a1Ret,
eNl indeed. ne yAllroaaa WsaA uAAeN
rata, ApA al thai lAe eOvetNmeal
SOsaa 81 WNaA ~ ~ eAange tUOA
sNoes - Wevt Ncap4 ~ b Vae0ailaAle,
ettes dNe @vese,EettNa Naa lttal, ap1
- pat r,auStNNee pNtes il lAe3s plaere,
Nj OlNsy tsos ~ exegeetata tAe
sIapNttARee ~ ne eate~maGlRR poWet,
NAee ~ tGye tAN1 ne Fatee eAaFera b.
ne vNt(roeta eeeea az eatsues - ~
esmneNoy> IA, 1hey aeterulue vesy
arEe1y ne UetSNaae ~ 81 private en-,
tSsptasce. AVA tAAl oPsa then A5are
SaS 80 cttca Ne vaeaessAl St.l~S,asuR.
" ~ ne W. exsteNSe, ~ tcNos Hua
tStpeN AO1 veNFcFSA, aRA eaAeP sect3osa
- tee CeeetFS, Ne. 0,ety evrps ~
'uportARes ~ tAt vNRs~0Akaas poges
~ ~ NUEosaeel wAy tAa psWes seoalA
not ~ cceeeFSct eva eoposeueas
NarWsa ~ ~ cthet ARue. b h ~
M ta,ro-tsUcs ~ 49, vasc-nNking
roWvt tA.at b FVsgessitae ~ ~ peg,a-
AZ racvcupNO n apoa 81 csvsqNmeal
roVaRSssa a EesUA n q 80 geOe1 q
esNv9 u = AeAa. ~ - eye~eoA -
rsSvNRs su1Nteeah WeshsNa gopsze>l
anet' ScstecA NJ, oiueB AsolAEsa taal
eo~erewesa cupegtAg e 81 uaarun8s
. O>secus1 ~ eSas Ssuasea WAlcA
ectns a. ~ geyNpeueel ''Soee-wahgea
~ strivasR ~ ~ SlAua hau8. 80
aevoCesps - EoEesumet8 uess puCeaE.
tsa esslasR 49, ulapa susA . 80 e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

For operating blind tiger in Gaines
willie a man was fued 500 this week by
Mayor Thomas, In default OF pay
ment Of the fine the man WAS promptly
sent to Jail Such fines as this would
soon break up the violations Of the
prohibition law il such men as Mayor
Thomas presided over all the courts
and exercised the right to impose such
penalties as would make viOlstiOns 90
expensive that few would care 90 brave
the law-Tampa Herald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09
EXPLAINS IT.

There has not been an able-bodied
tramp IN Gainesville this season. There
has been no Occasijn for a man to be
idle who wanted to work. T,",a are
few States in the Union that "a show
q better record on the tramp question
than Florida .-Gainesville sun.
That's one advantage In living OF the
main line OF Failrosd.-La City
Index.
Perhaps 60. And that may explain
why some people drltted iuto J. ke
City.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

Russia is now trying to show that
her laws are all right in regard to the
people Of that country, and the effort
Of other countries TO make her appear
blacker than she really is, is aIl wrong.
There may be such a thing - good
laws, but when the Gear and NJ. Witte
enforce any law they see flt, regard
less Of the existing statutes, thai is
where the trouble comes in. Possibly
the country may have some good goal
tiles hidden away somewhere, bat they
have never been exposed sufficient for
the people of the world to get q view
OF them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09
SLACK ausr OF COTTON.


Under the heading THE Farmer end
Trucker" IN The Times. Union, We
CLEAN tbs following, which viii be Of
W. crest % cotton growers;
THE North CarOllns Department Of
Agriculture hsS since December let r..
CeIVed numerous samples Of diseased
cotton bollS showing biasksned surface
and IN many Gases having the imma-
tuTe lint exposed and rotten. These
diseased bols show the presence Of the
gp0fes % repFod uctlse parts OF . para.
sItlCal funEui--ColletotFlchlum gossip
ylOm The fungus seems 10 DO IpFead.
log IN North Caroline, and already does
very serious damage. The estimated
damage now caused Ia about ons.half
che yield on ths infected aFeas. The
spores or s6.Called sseds Of the fungus
live over winter IN the diseased bolls
and stalks Of thu preceding crop, usu-
ally left In che field. The spores alSn
undoubtedly live upon the seed StOrpd
In barns and cotton gins When this
seed 10 planted OF when unaffected
seed IL planted upon Infected coil the
fungus starts growth along with the
Oeed and grows mp through the young
plants, eventually cunning 10 the sur.
face Of she stalks and forming black
patches on stalk and boil. Great dam.
age 10 done to the growing crop by the
threads Of this fungus choking the sap
vessels Of ths leaf stalks, thereby cGuS.
Ing che leaves TO fall oH. When young
bolls are seriously infected they stop
growth, open and expose the Immature
lint, which sOOn FON. The only pEac.
tlOable remedy for thlU disease Il 20 70.
tate oropa 90 that cotton will net come
upon the same land otteRst than once
In three yeAu. Seed cotton should
never be lAksn%FOm The piles AZ gin.
house,, The seed should always be-
carefully selected from healthy end
prolific plants In the iisld, Such %.
lection together With proper rotation
will prevent the loss nov caused by
THE dleease aud will ~ she came time
Improve the stEaln and lnoFeate the
yield Ot The crop, The use Of tungicl.
dAl sprays upon cotton Il n1I recon.
meRded"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

The authorities throughout che va
viOUs counties where blind tigers do
abound, have been pretty severe on
these laW-bPeakeFS. much 20 she satis-
faction Of ell laW.abi1iuR people Il
10 a difficult matter tor the offieer to
Get prot in these cases, but they de-
serve credit for what they are doing
Il ts alec noticed that there have been
several arrests made 10 counties where
they have licensed saloons. But these
casee Are moFC rare, ~ che taloon men
SEA after the OaeHdsFs when they m.
teTiete with their business for which
they pay q license.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

sssobiisloe square deal betWeep tbs
rsllfOsas sod che people Is adopted,
che Inevitable result viii b govern.
mtHt OWssFsblp.
There would appear not 70 Be very
gSeat dlaeFsnes IN TeGsFd 90 che main
facts between NJ. OIsey sBd the sdVO-
eates Of federal control. bat there 10
tbe wildcat differences ~ 70 Ibe inter.
pfetstiOD they put upon these fasts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09


There Ia no 6WestsF % more tO6ebs
lbs sasTsd sony then "fbs Holy CitY,"
end Wbst II On on one 0e6sslOs " tOld
~ The sabbath hseOFdsF, In ths fOl.
i0WlbE pathetic ptOFy, which viii tOHeh
ths bFsN ~ ne most hardened. IL
sh0Ws Whist 4 sacred sOaE can d0i
THIRTY men, Fsd.sSed sBd disbsV.
sls6 lined 40 befOF0 4 Judge In San
FfshslSco police court II WAs 4 reg.
8lSE morning company 81 dEaBkO sBd
dls6FdsFlss, Sons we're old end hard
sBsd--otbsH hung their heads In
shame, Just ~ che mOmentaFg dlsoF.
der attending che bringing In Of che
prisoners qulstsd down, . strange
thing happened 4 strong, eleSF voIee
from bslOW begsB SlnGlBgi
"LAst Riaht iaS a.alesping;
Theirs aAfne q dream % fair"
List night II hsd been for them
oil slight Of dFgBten stHpOF.
The 'ong Wa such 3 contract 10 che
horrible fast thAt no ons COuld fall Of
\ sudden shock ~ the thought che
song suggested.
~ atbbd In old Jerusalem
Reside che temple there
Ihs song went on, The Judge had
paused, lie made q quiet inquiry. A
ioFnsF msmbeF oi = famous opera
company, known oil over The county,
WaS waiting for trial for forgery, II
was he Who was singing In his cell.
Meantime the SOhE went on, and
every man In line thoWsd emotion.
One % tw0 dropped on their knees.
one boy a che end If tho line, after
desperate effort a. seli.SonIFol, leaned
against the wall, buried HE face
AaAlRst hls folded arms and lobbed,
10, mother, molhaFi"
The eDbs, cutting 10 lhe very heart
the men who heard, and she soma sIlll
Welllng lta way through che OOnpI.
room, blshdlBa 10 che hush. Then one
man protested,
Judge" 1Aid he, "hAve Ne gol 90
submit 10 lhlsf We're here 10 take
our pHalahmuRi, but thle-"
he, Too, began tn sob,
II WA impossible 10 proceed with
the business NJ che court, ~, che
Judge gave no order 10 atop the song,
The pOliOe sergeant, after q surprised
effort 70 Repp the men In line, stepped
back and waited With the EesI, The
aORR moved on % l,s ollma1i
"IetNaAlNml Jerusalem
NlNn foP che nlaht 10 n'NF
NOeANNA In che hlghPet
HOaAnAA iOFeVpFmoFt ~
The judge looked into The faces Of
the men before A,m. There WAS not
one who wAN not touched by che song
bOt one Ia whom e0HAs impulse was
NOT NtlEFea Ne did not call che cases
slAely, has with q had word Ot advice
be dlamleaea them all The cong had !
done more ROOa than pNNlshmeAl
toNld have accomplished,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

NE ltrAeOlee that Wt0 ~ ~ exhibit.
l,eN ~ tNe State Pair eNNNld 6p A,E,.
ANeVA mlo Florida, rAelE NN,et a,tl
b aNS meat, AND = OtlNe ~ eAW I'm u
(ANM MtaAO live A,kN IN gainesville tNt
= rear ~ meSe sWd Ma have ~ make a
eAAWee " d,e, AWA tAey NNvNg NNaA
b AaseA eEStrl AZ N1eAO WAea peo,
Rle NANt b. eleNN,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09


IsAa MjtsAel b - have 60 inter,
vttS WITH PrrssAeNa ROepsvta, sAyi
~ Wal Ssree1 1oaFoaA. saa tAis pael
nav gSVe pepoe PeoPee tAe sAiilA, eoe
taere b ~ Veasoa aos Aapo1asug alAra,
81 sves u IT, PrssaAea8 GNy iosa ~
EEoseFeg NoaRse NstA ISAA MlsSAel -
UltA CtSGEP 2, RasR. nese0yVP nng
AA WAacA tht eVorsae1s wag Aave
va We. NReAea ia ~ - ~ alssr-
"a e Foopa rssAee SAAn uaE. d ta,e
eRtAuNc1a esal UEo8e
re fRuei4eot 81 80 tEugl, WHFa
Rs, MRsAFa than uAlp ~ CRsp1
aluR RspAsss uaE b. 0elA,. GAp.f 60
tipe rsEAa b esuE slaE V0uagnpira ~
t,eis euEanluaEisa - eR a. ~ Neuo-
eSuh q ellssa ~ taEzolung b UUu-
VsEueA, Hut ~ oEapG e uusua uue
AaNls - aahes. "a. q 49, e. t0guls&
SAh uue euaHua susA ss1lEntg1a sa
~ uson - elaN1rE q u,nss g11uua
Ugaenes Nho u-EF e,c1 - UNua go.
. 91R k1m4 N1.gn U1 3 oE11E1 ~
thgl UU1 ltEEtr,4 Ega1 W1A El-e'
terueN urpurEa CO - AWEI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

u you Az IN NNy bNs,Ueee thai AZ.
tlpet pNbltelOy, a. advertisement Ia Nhe
Industrial NANlON ~ TIE naily Sun
VIII bring u OeNDrv NpwAVA0 " GNON
people, WA NAbN NNd anything bet,
teN Write " NNNe 10 A. h, McCrvaty,
lAANAgNh Np rates,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

slAGapAe aNa 0AyROs have been hAV.
lAa . desperate llMe ~ getting p,atssa
Zoe tAh country, They have no dONb,
NeeaMe VeIS much attached 10 OAR,
ada, That coventry ANs h paal yeNN
6etN very attractive ~ - many ~
NAR hAaNNlepa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

The Industrial Edition Of The Daily
Sun, 20 be distributed At the State FAR
In Tampa, will be a complete history Of
the county Of Alachua and the city Of
Gainesville, ana 10 this county history
will be a full detcripticn Of every town
10 the county. IL will be published in
che interest Of the whole county, and
10 there will be space reserved for the
advertisements Of the business men Of
the county, all who desire TO take I'D e
vantage OF thiS opportunity should
attend 20 the matter % once, 90 the
time IL near az hand FOE placing the
copy for che work 10 the hands II the
printer. The edition will be diStrib.
uted free 90 all and will Be printed
with q very neatly designed cover, with
. view OF one Of our beautiful lakes
and . tins photo OF the court house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

When evety Slate - Ne S,sa1aa Ne(
ANa ,,e 0We'A ~ A,lla Nas NE WaNNeaN,
NNSN ~ 'he NVeNy staple Nte Ell kteAs
~ eeN,A Mv WNtNN Il n eANp0ea, Ne
)aW ~ eNrply AND aeasNpA will tNea,
)NNt No pStee ~ IN rrysAoel Ne Nons
t'aple SN'tcu EVNWN AeFt wed NAVt ~
eeAR n tOvNSeN NtNtvtRstON. NR h Aaa
~ tNVet6F " ~ MN,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

The very existence Of the State
OF Florida depends on shipping
rates. When the railroads cannot
be utilized and shipping by water Is
FesoTted TO, the process may be a little
slower, but it furnishes an opportunity
20 get lower rates. The railroads are
q necessity for the advancement Of che
country, but there should be 4 rate
fixed that Ia not discriminating.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09
CONFEDERATE VETERANS,

During che state FNiV, 20 BE- held In
Tampa on November 18th to SOth,
there will BE- many gatherings and
epeCiel days, RuO among the mAhy
mseliRga during THE time, there will
b. none % create more interest than
"a reunion % che TAird Brigade, Seo-
ORd Regiment, Florida Confederate
Veterans, shortly 10 b. called By Gen,
w, L, Jewell 90 Orlando, commander
OF IAe brigade, The date will be an.
nONRced later
Tits HOled brigade held its 6Fel ~.
union % tAe S0ath Florida Fair last
yvat, and ne reunion proved 10 be .
GVNAl pUecets IN every feature, TIE
Oh ve,a Ntll ee entertained on q much
larger aHa better toAlp tAs yeat. aud
every OoaleaeFate veteran IN Florida
theala attend,
E6NFtt NFe allen being made teF Aav.
lNg q VpuNsOa % ne old lnalae oeAt.
etc, ~ WhteA = pNm6es % SoVVivoPs are
Interesting themselves, TAe FavACss
~ llWs AAVS tAkep away tAe Vaat ma,
iaRSsy - thrss OAa vVtReana. bat @ b
eHPeOR~a sASt q Css1ly nuaeeS Ulll en-
ever ne eaN, Hut eESelteat eater.
talAHeA0 Wtll ~ areaeEet On tAeir
hoaoF,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

The local option election in Clay
eoauIy on Tuesday resulted ia favor OF
The deceased saloon There were 2l6
votes cast IN tavoF Of local option and
30 tor iteeuse, gtvinR a majority Of SO
IN tavoS ~ The salOoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

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WoAA ~ gcoA VN1ee aN MANI ENar
taa SFNNEte sNeNM - NSeAaet5pcb' '
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~ ~ esl -AectAeVe CNommerNsal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

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N@ WV, sAeAA - Glves &ot COa,se,
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aeea ueSNs, te ANg 81 - W'Rl =
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