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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
Ho~ard B. Gibbnns. d.
ACROSS THE OCEAN.

Eleven sailing yAChts. flying the colOrs 20
ihTs" nations, VARYING ia sizs from an So
ton Ia bis ton ship, started Tuesday after
noon from Sanity Hook ligbtshIp tor the
rare acrJs-s the Atlantic To- the IIIEaryi
off ihe ousst 81 England, frT rup aHd
three pFizss Offered 10y Ti,e GrTusan -u.-
Is-rpT.
England - represented by two y--s--l-
America hy eIgnt aud ''eTmany by ou,
TIE r5Dr-e - approximately tire. th.u-
and uiiis- iuuy ADD tie ya.tt- AZ. -
I--cted o. Cpn-ufn- two OF Three N,rk- 80
rry-E.gE
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DIED AT EAU GALLIE.

Mr. \ Y. lzn-Ing. Si'iu~ of tie iai.
Br ChAT.s- 2 Lansing. AL "I1 AMI ilsh
" respected lady AID cIt zen # ti4s, PLACE,
died n her residence THURSDAY morning.
Nav 18th. Tie funeral tn1pk p.zc.- riday
afternoon. runducis-i oy Rev Hawk. q
Melbourne. \ arg pFucs-s-I0n q friends
accompanied tie remains Ia the EAu "a.
iIr crfueteTy, where IEt~TUsBt Sa- q. ale
Mn Lansing Uas highly e-t-.u,,-i ay
I.-.pIe oi the -pu.uuuity anI i-ateS many
fr-.nd- and relatives r. Es.grr A-T t,s-s.
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LATEST HENS IND INCIDENTS.

Assssrs - l.ssrsse mat Are H.pps.is<
Ars.ss 1sxn.
Fumikhed rooms as Mira Dodson,s
Mr.. w. n. Bsown 10 IN New York city
Cor fss days on importAns business
Excnsion TO the beach. Party Of ten
OF len. 500. Communicates with @. 2.
Fischer.
Conductor McCormiek took charge Of
shs Sanford branch commencing lszs Sat
urdsy, vice Mr.. Putin.
Citrus sock grown on high pine land
Indian River Nurseries, established 1856.
Send for catalogue, Toledo and wess
Palm Beach.
Mr.. asd Mrs w. n. Mcfarland started
out with she Wallace Shows Monday,
she 18th, on which date they were 1T
Fairmoant, w. Va
The Southern States Land and Timber
company has sold lately 60 Mr.. J. r.
Hearst, Of Detroit, Mich, ais. 900 acres Of
land lying In Dsde and Brevard Counties
Mr.. and Ms- j. A. Taylor and Mr..
Geo. Kuhl. Of Shiloh, we're in TisnsvilIe
Wednesday and yesterday. The star
Office sekncwledges receip. Of q pleasant
call.
The Titusvilie Gun club has been reor-
sanised and lively interest 10 being TAX
en- In trap shooting. The club has p0rch-
sssd outright Q Blsckbird Club trap,
which throws perfect doubles.
Miss McAliisser, Who has been teaching
at the Eau Gailie public school, spent q
day or 20 here the first Of the week with
hsr friend, Mrs. g. NJ. Robbins. en- route
30 her home in Washington, Ga
The ssork visited the residence Of Mr..
and An- G. E. King Tuesday and lef,
Q very hne daughter. and nov Mr.. King
10 receiving the hearty congratulations oil
hls many friendA
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Rafhbun and their
daughter, Mis Grace. leave today for
their summer home 10 Hammondsport,
n. Y, but ne are pleased % learn thai
they expect 10 return 10 Titusville in the
early fall
A iesser from Mr.. c. A. Willahan
formerly Of this place, announces ,hsi
departure from Milwaukee 20 Seattle
Mr.. wiIlahan states: "My health hs
been wresched here (in Milwaukee) and
should die in twelvemonsh should
stay"
valet, lefs for willismsbridse, New Yorl
city, his summer home, on Monda,
morning. when he returns In the earl.
fall he will have his new purchase, th
schooner Eleanor, arranged for cTuisinI
during the winter months.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
TrTUsvILLE Fla FRIDAY MAY 49, 1905


Onr pablie school elosed lxss Friday al
ter very snecessiuI and profitable years
work under the management Of Prof
John ID. Tester As principal, Mi@ Bessie
Grssfd 6rss assistant, Miss Porter in the
isternedisse and Miss Annie I. McC5in-
ton In the primary department
There we're large crowds Of spectators
in attendance 10th in the morning and
afternoon 20 witnese the exercises by the
papils, which were very good indeed
These exercises consisted Of recitstlons,
songs, dialogues. declamaiions. etc. end
ihg with beautiful flag drill, and each
and al from the little primary pupils up
TO those in the high school grades showed
great care and paInssaking effort on his or
her own part a. well a. careful training
on the part Of their helpers.
Diplomas were awarded TO three pupils
of she grammar school department Mis-
LeonorA Coward, Masters JEFF Carruthers
and Norris Froscher have passed the :e-
quired examination 90 pas them through
the eighth grade which completes the
grammar school work. Miss Ethel Wilson
and Master Ruins Robbins finished the
second year OF the high school which il
the limit Of the work done here.
With . neat and encouraging speech
Sept John K Walker presented the
diplomas 10 the graduating members.
At the conclusion Of the exercises Mis-.
Ethel Wilson and Master Rufus Robbins,
captains respectively Of the girls and boys
military companies. we're requested &C
come forward, when they were taken
quite by surprise IN being presented with
gIffs from their companies as tokens o.
the esteem in which they were held and
the appreciation which they wished tC
express. Miss Ethel received beautiful
sterling silver souvenir spoon, and Rufrs
that which 10 dear 10 every boys heart
beautiful pearl handled poke, knife
Each responded with brief. but aPprO
pirate speech OF acceptance, ese.
So far n We know there has been gen
eral satisfaction in the school work thi
year and We feel sure that each and al
she teachers would receive hearty vel
come bach 20 their respective department
for another year.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
CARD OT THASk~-

The relative % Mr. A Y Lar NJ
= TO did a; Eau 'ral.I-- 90, Tie lta ig-I.-
- I-h To hereby rNpr--S- thsir -iH'r-"
thanks and appreciation - To-, .. pc 90
IiaI pace f5T s4ie-d ---TS c. All S.u'!-
49, ---~ta~,I up,su them 81 i.'~ir f.--
eft. 49, .csson- Th- -u-EeusI"n g 'u-i-
No. dining 80. tGr-ra. inTr- g. ..s- =
agpr,-ci Att and 49, ar e-i-7-ia. y ,rA--f-.
l. the 1aaUag-T & tie I.u.u-r rl.. : 70
-topyaI.s zoTk a. tbst r-aUi-
: = LsN,Iy.. $50 EEltT. az
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19

Prom the Miami Metropolis.

From the Miami NetropolH-
Information from the Saethine party
which vent % the keys of the loser eoass
LA month under the guidance OF Capt
Albert Hienkie, for she PurPose OF SPENT
Ing Q month tsrPon fishing, q that they
have already broken sheiF Last SEASON >
ealeh of txeuty.fi i've Of these silver beau
tee. By landing thirty tao very fiDe SPEC
mems. Capt. &. NJ. LaTge, the taxi'ieF-
misf. il along with the party and every
fish caught 10 being prepared and mount
ed.
Fully tao weeks OF the proPOSeSi
months fishing sill rrmAin aud II the
luck airsAdy attending the party ooniin,
ues il 10 sale to say that hfty OF nlcrr oi
fhese fish will have o<z-n landed, TINS
breaking all previous recoOis and causing
4. be mounted the largest number at TAR
poa ever prepared Al any oue time and
Dor one party in the state
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19

New embroidered h'dkfs, a1c up.
ALARM CLOCKS, speciai SOC and 81
Wool arr squares. gaia, also granite.
JAP-A-LA all cllors and white, SOC.
Gold edge WATER SETS, jnsG in. s. 80
Handmuth's copying pencils IN stock.
FURNITURE, DRY GoODS, SHOES.
Chas. A. Gardner, TItusviiie. Florida
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19

ADyui - 49, II god uigt and on
to va-i ~ '-o'-An side % tie Indian rIg-r
a. ~ NarTuE-. i'--.-rI'--d O. f1I.,~- I>1t
y" 3 --c;lpn =. n - 1T ~. =. section
"a, In To- r-i.lp u auth. rang- - .a-t
Ihis AM = gHlm proved lat hn%ly 10
cA's'i- FOR fnT'h'T ParsicE A. ad.ifsss
T. u. Lss
BTrcEtSn. Mae
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
EBNE

2 H. Tlig-sI.i- BlArs.rulfh ~f.f l..
- vnur N'rs fuH~ TIE OIL 1T
~Uo.~i bisrE-uith m ton 4 -
Ela-au;-~d art promptly sr,.-r...s. Z.
u DrE 1-us Cr-Ap-T ~ arsz E.,.r.- Dbl.
- t4<g A., timing piuu.t.s- E..t
ga rriaiTlrg t3us ~ IL. Ilru-.. ..-
S-zcA-a4fii shop Come Ons. t.sl.. A.
All "a -hA-. - tgL= p git -
% l. -rlFss
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
BASEBALL AT EAU eALLIE.

The TIInsville aud Eau Gsllie baseball
teams viii play AZ Eau GAllIe tomorrow
afternoon. An exciting contest is -
survd As both teams will put mp strong
nine. A grand ball will take place to-
morrow night
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
EGGS roe aAICHING.

single comb white Isgi.orns Are the
brs--d that hll the exH t<Skrg We an.
selling ezgs for Matching from Ocr D.,
pens AZ 81 ca pr i.
WOODLAND PUCLrSY N,Er-,
sisaTF-~. Pa
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19

II y"g Ssn' cement sA!s- track N.rS
~ ~-EgIuA NA..s las,i. 49, August N+1-lu
! 80 49, Nevb. r'-a-rrAa!,- ,.4ry.--
'r..-r- CAT - If A. Ira ~r,E office
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
TEACBEK-s ENAmI>ATIoN.

TEE regular June eXAu45uA'I.r Il trait
e. Tor BTryAru oluuiy All - I'D 9 p
pab,Ic sCtoui 6ulldInx a. TI,u-sr h. cr.--
us-oclos TO~-tay, Jcnr 6SL. Il-.s - 70
-
JOHS Z W,-kEr
COuuiy ~GY-TluS-
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
PICNIC.

There will be Sunday school picnic ~
the City Point church May 25th. Every
body 10 invited to come and bring their
baskets
There will be ice cream for sale on the
sroands-
By order Of the committee
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
CHURCH NOTES.

There will be- preaching st the Titus
vile Baptist church on MAY 2IsI And
18th ~ ! a M. and 80 p IN. SUNDAY
sChool A. 1910 n IN. All are cordially
invited 70 be present
Howard u. Gibbons. Pastor.
Rev. W. r. Allen, Of TItusyIlIe, will
bold services At CocUa Methodist church
next Sunday, May 2Ist. both morning
aud evening At the usual hour Tor worship.
He will preach At City Point on SAtuT-
dAy night before, the 2Oth. All InyiIs-i
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
NOTICE To I'M FTELIC.

lasr oT-ussi 4 g-n-r~ry -tsE. ard a -.
a --@f.urAnI and harding n5u-e N tr-
S.-rfnngso-r U,IItJng. AZ IT, 7,su~T 3
Nam STREET and Washington avenue aT1
..., .F.- gairouAE~ e tic pm rr-
Ma. VI T PE.sl.E
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
kEHsTONE LIMB.

n; rcc-sy-d = cSTsnai Of the. ~ r-rsrslr.si
kET~Te\E LIME full weight. - -
- tu- barre. highest scaly~i-. l.-sr,- ne
~ CoS-T T. ~EEs. & >Urr-l Co
kAa tTa4lr- FilE.a
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19

Aiisr ApfIi J., a. vii offer 10 .y1,,J
mich o1s- Or -4i-. a. iF,-H sfuo.- JAl
1t pr pAEIscI.ar- adlT.-~,
T. ~ Av-IF.. DFns.rt pa
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. HouRhton has the Dentos moored
At the Indian River hotel dock and siIl
remain for tao weeks NIB.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19

We are now the selling agents for the
American Steel Il Wire Co. Several cars
in stock. Gou will save money and time
by buying from rs.
;. +. TRAVIS & Co.
Cocoa, Fla
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
FOE .ALE

pa, b-tt1n.-d f-h t-1at ar5 HAr TT
It'd r1Eo1at In god order. W.
BE- ebeAP- IaqlIE. ~ THE >-AE or
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-05-19
nxcxsNrra saoP.

Dom, forget do all kinds OF black
smssh and WAGON Soxk, horsc stoelng
and qua repairing. Call and s.e me.
J. u. ENNVs, nGnSyIlie, Fla
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FOR SALE

CAssSva -e~-i. - 30 pr loo Il
+ W. AS>HE>. prmond pa
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pxxxSprcNs FOR SALE.

Eight pure xhite; cheap foe qu'ck sale.
GDo {. KCHI-
Shiloh, Florida
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
FALL FASHION NOTES
FOR LADY READERS

nsds Of hsilotrops-oolors cloth.
This color. By the way. ranges
through almost ail shades Of purple
nowadays. from the lightsst, ksown
a orchid. 70 the deepest plum. These
colors are aimost invariably bscom.
Ing 10 young and old. whether the
trsssss are golden. or brown. or black
or silver. The suit Of this color
mentioned above was made with .
prinossse skirt. that 10 skirt and CIR.
die in ono. with IN Eton cost having
loose, flowing sleeves Of medium
length. flied IN with cream chiffon
to match the Dream silk worn be-
meath. BlAok soutaichs silk braid
was tho trimming in Close rowe.
edgiug sleeves and girdle and Jacket.
The hat with this suit Wa turban
shaped. Of heavy black straw trim
med with . twist Of black velvet and
two or three of the large blsok roses
% much worn and having 70 much
style. A close fitting fsos veil 10
suitable with this suit and hat. Of
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
Notes for the Women.

In making buttonholes. II the ma
terial 10 Of the kind which trays
easily. like veile. for example. first
mark hole and before cutting stitch It
ON the ing machine and cut bs.
tween the two rows Of stitching.
This not only makes hrm foundation
Of the embroidery. but enectually
prevents she material from "fazs-
ling"
Mia kept In shallow bowls In the
hot weather will not sour 20 easily
~ when kept 10 pitchers
Irons rested ON . clean nre. brick re.
tain their heat much longer than
when placed on an Iron stand.
A dark carpet should have the dust
wiped Oh occasionally With . wet
cloth or sponge. A few drops Of
ammonia in the water will brighten
the Colors.
Plaster Of paris ornaments may bs
cleaned BY covering them With . thick
layer Of starch. letting II dry thoro.
ushly. then brushing>on with . stid
brush.
Knives can be given . nne polish II
cleaned with . small piece Of old
brussels carpet on which has been
sprinklsd bAthbrick or emory powds,
moisssned with msthylatsd spirit
30 that . delicate psrfums hovsrs
arosnd all your CLOTHES famous per.
fumsr IN Paria suggests the following
method: Select the perfume which
you like best. sasorats tiny pieces Of
absorbans cotton with u and put thsss
pieces in every wardrobe. drawer and
IL every boz. Even blouse boxes and
hst boxss must rscsivs their cotton
balls Of perfume n you Wish Away,
- have . dainty sdse aboat yoa asd
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One mesh with tiny black dots.

nne mesh with tiny black dots.
Black flowers are favorites in fall
millinery. but nothing can b more
becoming than the natural looking
roses much worn BY the young ladies
and the younger mAtrons.
A black tAneta costume made suit.
ably heavy with black silk braid
trimming was sssn on the street.
lately. fitting the figure CLOSELY at the
waist and hips and showing . BIT Of
white silk. muslin Guimps. The hat
wa turbau shape in blaoE. with . o..
psrb pink ross and green leaves plsoed
dat On the left side Of the crown 70.
ward the face. A closs black faos
veil Of nns met gave the finishing
touoh.
OF the fu,s soon 10 b brought forth
the gray squirrel has besn rsisgaesd
70 linings. but II anyone he's . ~ Of
this becoming fur let her not bssitats
In wearing It. Ermiue has also he'd
it, day for neokwear. though the Or.
mine mu6 may bs carried II no Other
far Il worn. The dark furs ere 10 b>
she favoritss for trimmings and fol
peotweAr.
EeTELLE.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07

nsw Yerk. Oes. 7-TAs word
"ngssstiens" Il perhaps more suit.
aSls thas sAshioas 10 uss in oonnec-
tioa with clothes for children. ~
~ styls. Il coarss. ought 70 have
nslhins 70 DO with the nurssry.
Yst ths nankssn oolorsd frocks. Aud
rsYpas stookinss (ths latter homo
aysd aftsr knitting.) described in
1865 = ecouomical and suitable, are
not allsring 70 ~ Tie least. and one
nassrAlly turns with rslisf 70 the
nssssials and eolers of today. designed
especially for juvenile wear.
A. healthy children are naturally
warn. .bloodsd and Aotive It 10 .
grave nistake 10 put heavy clothing
q then In the houss. Cotton
seockines Of . nrm texture and re-
liable msks are far more healthful
than woollsn ones. Underdrawers
that Just cover the kDse. held in place
By long stockings. are warm enough
and far lsss hamperiug and prespirins
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07

than thoss that reach 70 the ankle.
AsA sAdsr.vssts high in the neck
With slssvss 10 the elbow are usually
pretscs,ea snouah even In ssro wealth.
=. Ia ths over heated houses Of to.
Aay. wash dresses can b. worn all
thsoash the winter. Il 10 for outdoor
xsas ~ care. .taksr must provide -.
Issially. For this purpose the long.
sbirts1 sality cloak 10 the one fol
ssAssa ed every day wear. A high
esllas aees awav With the necessity
e . ssek scarf and . shoulder oaps
gives tAs nssdsd warm over the back.
~ ~ frsss ths Aosbia breast 10 ths
nbsse = IL saanot b worn open and
ayiaa = the sinsls breast often 10.
~ I hare aid. shsss little snpirs
eses ~ lsedslsd after shoss worn BY
Da1ane ed nadsooisslls. Though
= ~ laAAss eaAs they are raahsr used
. ~ sztsa vrsp far real prossesion.
9As empire eoat of The society NO.
0aa b nsaAlly naAs d sees sasin.
tsinDs1 WITH lsos and efnAnsnss.
UsAss tAese wraps are worn the etoG
seas ssits suitable for matinee or any
aftseDeea seaisty funotions. One oi
thsss salts full Of Suggestions Wa,
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07

your belongings. These balls need 70
be resaturated about opos . month.
A solution consisting Of ono part
shellso An two parts naphthA 10 IN
excellent thing for painting over damp
walls. Az soon ~ dry the wall may
be papersd.
To stinen hair brushes. wash them
in warm sospy water. and rinse them
In cold water. Thcn lay the bristles
or "a hours In . shallow bowl Of Watel
In which two ounoes Of powdsre
alum have been dissolved.
Before washing now blankets soal
for . time in cold water with hand
full Of salt to drer~sut the sulphur
they are then easier 70 wash. and 70.
quife les soap.
Starch Gloss-To slase linen with.
out she aid Of polishing iron. us.
the following starch sloss. made with
half pound Of white starch. OF
borax. . oss Of soap. 1 tablespooufu
Of alyoeriu. one Of turpentine and
tablespoonful Of common salt. Dis
solve the borax aud soap In hot water
the mix all together In about thre,
pints Of warm water. This prspara
tion will keep for months.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
ANNUAL xEET1Na-Ths annual

ANNUAL MEETING-The annual
meeting OF the Chamber Of Com meroe
at which ofaoers for the susuiug year
will b elected will take place next
Wednesday evening. Members shculd
attend this meeting and vote Tor the
people whom they think would make
the best ofnoers and to put In . sst Of
men that would insure no rsosdips Of
the city while they are In once.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07

FOR SALE- A nrst olass high
srsds $3.50 plano; in perfect oopdisies |:
for $500 cash or ipstallmsnts. . bar.
gain. Owner hes NO uss for ths II.
strunsut. Inquire 81 Tribsss ea,ss.
0o.09
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07

A. The arn of Dsss1in d Ao6riAs
he's bsss dissslvsd snd has Ress sst
Of business, will not b liable ses
any more debts oostsaoesd
oe.N Lesis Deeesiu.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07

u pays v advsstiss yssr waa~s u
~ Txtbs1s.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
3erman amA Coeul.h

French, German and Spanish
Taught BY the latest methods. Ad.
dre~ ]. O. g.. ssik Asis. Canon
oity. Ools. ss.f
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
Bowling Contest.
EeTELLE.

The forty day bowling contest now
on at the Florence alleys with handi.
caps - indicated. stands today - fol.
lows:
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07


dirsetsd 70 b perforned In any one order, the
city se%inssr .hau forthwith maze =. report
thsfsos !. yritins 70 the eoaoeil. Said r.portt
shall eoatatn clear, ascurets description Of
eaehlot or paresl Of lend or Of sseh Part Of any
such los Q. 4.resI e H land. .. he ssss n.y 8,
have bsss ecsstrusssd. rcbaiis OF repaired, and and
= eisa! and aeen.ass description o. The loea.
tioo, ehasast4s, dimsasioos and material Of any
sesh lot OF parcel Of Land OF psrt thereof, and
an securats Rsnissd account Of all expenses
nd ortlays fsaSirsd and incurred in Construct
ns q s..S q al pslss Il .sid ia .ia.~.is s & snd
shs name Of each delinquent 70 whom sueh
:sd OSs; are ,ss ss
part Of sidewalk
COUNCIL slALL ACT rHRaDon.
See. 10. Thsrsupoe the council shaii proceed
70 asssss and dstsrnins the amount chargoAble
.d lot: Or y land ono Or ass p.r .S:ss S:se
OF. ~ the ease nay b.. according 70 the fact,
.eeoa.t q u. eee.trastioa, r,eulldins q
resolution shall state the name Of the owner or
ownsrs, a. the case nay b.. at The time Of said
:: .Sss ds
have bs.a eoastruessd, rsbuilt or rsSairsd as n,
..sS ios p..s: % q lac ssd ssesss g s:s
shsll have Ssen soes,rastsd. Isbuilt o. r.p.ir.
4
losatioa, character. dinsosious and material Of
any such Sidewalk 20 eonstrustsd, coutisuous
| 70 each lot or parcel OF land OF part thsrsof,
and an accurate, itsatsed account Of all sx.
psuses and outlay. required asd Incurred in
eoostruetipg. rsbuildinG and repairing, o. the
| case may -, Of each OF said pafts Of said side
valx owned By ths came owner o. ownsrs Said
| rssplusioo shall state the total amount charged
| and assesssd against each owner or all ovusrs
| OF the sane land or lauds, and the separate
| sums char9ed and assessed against such owner
| or ovpers Tor sidsvalxs eonstructed, rebuilt OF
| repAired oontiGuous 70 each Of said lots. par
| esls Of land or . part thereof, and the separate
sun ehsrged and aesessed against each of ssid
lots, pArssls Of land OF . part thereof a. sfors
said.
COST o. DuILDMo-LfBn on ADurTIno Paop
| B1TT.
~. ~. The cost and sxpsass Of scestrust
uS1sr asd s. ordss q he soassil e siossssid
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o. owser p iAs ssvssal lSts. o. Hisess of lssd
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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-01-26
MARKET REPORTS
THE COTTON SITUATION
Russia's Strike Troubles arc Having
Effect on the Market


Internal troubles In Russia have
cast their shadows over the cotton
market in this country and resulted IN
a downfall in prices. The numerous
strikes were the primary cause. and In.
stigator of the first decline. after
which stop orders to the wire houses
and reports that spots were moving
freer completed the route Following
the first decline Of few points the
markets became steadier and ruled
so for a short period of time. but with
every point dropped came more stop
orders. and wire houses being forced
to sell by their customers. the decline
was made easier and more rapid.
Those not implicated in past market
transactions have no more than u
passing interest in the market ex
cept as the declines threaten the
business interests OF their localities,
Others watch the fluctuations more
closely, but, under the market con.
ditioos, are unable to Influence thH
course of prices to their own ends and
profit.