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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

place Of the regular program. The
motion carried, and enrolment was
taken, and sixty-three enlisted.
Rev. P. ]. VermilIion and T. NJ.
Dean made very strong talks in favor
of the Normal. The enrolment being
completed, the Institute next went
into nomination of teachers for the
Normal, and Profs. W. F. Davis of
Slocnm and L. T. Frizzell of Franks
ton, and Mrs. Lula Ssdler OF Montalba
were unanimously chosen.
Z After the election of teachers, the
Institute was addressed by the Y. NJ.
O. A. representative, who bid the
teachers welcome to the Y. NJ. O. A.
while in the city.
Mr.. Frank Morris, secretary of the
Board of Trade, in a few and we'll
chosen words put Palestine in nomi-
nation as suitable place to hold the
Summer Normal. He was ably sec
,x4Sded by DIR. Grankof- Palestine, who
set forth some of the advantages that
the city was ready to offer. Rev. P.
j. Vermillion put in nomination
Frsnkston, setting forth very elo-
quently the inducements that Franks
ton was ready to offer to secure the
Normal. After some very eloquent
speeches in favor of each place, the
vote was taken by calling the roll,
Palestine receiving 90 votes and
Frsnkston "a, it was then voted I'M
animously thst Frankston be selected
for the Summer Normal. MIR. ]. E.
Rose made the motion that the Board
of Trade be given the right to select
the fourth or fifth teacher, if needed
by the Normal during its term, after
some discussion P. ]. Vermillion
moved to table the motion, after fur
Their discussion of lively nature the
original motion was tabled. There
being no other business to come be-
fore the Institute the house was sd-
iourned to meet again at the County
Judges Tex. officio county Superin-
tendents) call.
Miss MARY BROWN, Secretary.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
Teachers Institute.

Following is a continuation of the
report of the Teachers Institute, held
in this city last week:
THURSDAY.
House called to order by the presi-
dent. Invocation by Rev. P. ]. Yer
million. Roll call.
Composition, Letter Writing, was
the first subject on the program.
Misses Jewel Rogers and Kate Con-
nerly each read good papers on the
subject. Reading was then discussed
by Mrs. Minnie Conner and T. NJ.
Dean. Grammar was then taken up.
Miss Willie Cromwell read very in
structive paper on the subject. The
question of a Summer Normal was
next taken an and there was some
very intesting talks on this matter,
the discussion lasting until adjourn
ment at noon.
The afternoon session met at
O'Clock. The relations of trustees to
schools was handled very ti55fuugbly
by Hon. J. A. Johnson and Judge j.
NJ. Emerson. Grammar was briefly
outlined by Miss Margaret Johnson in
a few we'll chosen remarks.
Rev. L. NJ. Fuller addressed the In
stitute upon the responsibility of the
teacher, the possibilities of his work,
the great missionary scope and in
fluence exerted.
The Summer Normal was again
brought up, and Prof. L. t. Frizzell
and Judge Erwin made talks setting
forth the benefits to be derived from a
Normal and the steps necessary to Sc
cure Normal in this county.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
Friday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
MASS MEETING
THURSDAY NIGHT
President Hearne Calls a Mass
Meeting to Consider Interur-
ban Railroad Proposition.

President John r. Hearne of the
Board of Trade authorizes the Herald
to give notice of a mass meeting, to
be held at the Board rooms on tomor-
row Thursday evening, at O'Clock,
to take the steps necessary to secure
the building of the interurban railroad
from Palestine to Corsicsns, and he
urges that every member of the Board,
and every citizen feeling an interest
in the matter be on hand promptly.
This, the Herald considers, one of
the most important meetings ever
held in Palestine, and IL it brings sue
cess, it means the building of this road
and greater Palestine. 1t is easily
within the reach OF Palestine citizens
to double the population of the city
within the next four or five years
perhaps much sooner than that. Let
there be an pouring of citizens to-
morrow night.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

THEATRICAL.

The Albert Taylor Stock Company
made good last evening with a very
clever presentation of the four act
play, "a Struggle For Gold" The
bill announced for the evening was
Roland Reid's comedy, "Lend Me
Your Wife," but it was announced
that the bill had to be changed on ac-
count of the illness of lady member
of the company. The last named play
is announced for tonight.
This afternoon good matinee BUSH
ness is being done, and another ladies
and children's matinee is promised for
Saturday afternoon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
FRIDAY.

House called to order by the presi-
dent. Invocation was offered by Rev.
I. Sellers, after which the roll was
called and minutes of the last meeting
we're read and approved. 1t was then
moved that the Institute go into the
discussion of the Summer Normal In
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

Palestine thestre-goers are looking
forward with plessuresble anticipation
to the annual visit of Adelaide Thurs
ton in her new play, "The Triumph
of Betty" on next Friday evening.
Miss Thurston's engagements here
have always proven notable successes,
and no doubt her many admirers will
>be out in force Friday evening.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27
Weather Bulletin.

. For Palestine and vicinity: Local
rain and warmer tonight. Thursday
showers.
Temperature readings: Maximum
So, minimum 40.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-27

Following is a continuation of the
report of the Teachers Institute, held
in this city last week:
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

rate WHICH prevails in st. Louis
would p,nrnce Il monthly in
come Of 100000
o,rn o,,,,,n,,u, u,oa
Inc tota' "t apples Tor the
year is as much as one-seVenth
or the app'es which were ex-
ported from the United States
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12
Missouri Mountain of Fruit.

A mountain of fruit could be
constructed out of the apples,
Strawberries, watermelons, can
taIoupes, peaches, grapes, pears
blackberries plums, raspber
ries, cherries, persimmous and
pawpaws which were shipped
from the ia counties Of Mis-.
souri, in 1904.
The mountain would have a
base half a mile in diameter and
would tower into the air frac-
tion over 1000 feet, with sides
which assembled gradually.
A second Eiffel Tower could
easily be erected of the surplus
products of fruit, and it would
have a base of 100 feet aud
reach straight up to a height
of ZOO feet, and there would
be enough left to build a shaft
twice the height of the Wash
lugton monument.
If the shaft was a foot in
diameter it would reach nearly
III, 100000 feet into the air.
According to statistics com
piled by A. II. Edmonston and
issued by Chief Clerk Noleu Of
the Labor Bureau. tor the yeal
recently closed the surplus fruit
shipped from the counties OF
Missouri brought the producers
the sum of $3.50, 91s, enough
erect 1000 six.room residences,
allowing about $3.50 Tor each,
and they, when rented at the
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Victor, B. c., Oct. 9.-The
steamer Tartar, which arrived
from the orient, brought news
from Shanghai that the loss of
life among natives of the islands
at the mouth of the Kang Use
river as a result of the typhoou
at the beginning of Sep tenn Der
was believed to be enormous.
1t is reported that nearly 10,-
900 people have been drowned
on these two islands and smaller
island adjacent
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12
We Know

That we are in the Front Line
when asking Mr.. Farmer for
his trade and to that end will
send him fresh meats by the
Carriers on r f DIS, if he or
ders or phones TO US or sends to
us through the carriers. There
will be no extra charge to pur-
CHASER tor delivery of meats.
MCCLINTIC & DONLEY
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

cation, and his naive or biting
comments are not weakened by
the artificialIty or the circui-
tous polish which often dis
tinguieh and dilute the work of
the metrOUo'itin
For b uutness OF thought ana
honesty Of phrase, commend IL
t. tie country editor. We have
vet 10 see one who cannot out
point his average city brother
in thOS" particulars Atlanta
G. Institution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

HANNIBAL. Mo. Oct. 9.-Judge
5. j. Harrison, commander Of
Robert Ruffner camp. United
Confederate Veterans. of Mari
on county, returned from Pti.
myra Saturday, where the mon
umentd ass DCiat'On Of the y.
@. V. held meeting to Con-
slider the erection of a NOM
met to the memory of the ten
men executed at Palmyra dur,
my The civil war. About 81, 800
is reported in the treasury, and
the managers are assured of
81, 900 more Dy January 1, 1906,
when collections will be closed.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12
Have you seen Madame?
Good Time,

Some seventy-five OF the
friends of Miss Ota Warinner
gave her surprise party last
Wednesday night, Though sur
prised she made the evening so
pleasant for her unlimited
guests that they are only watt
Ing for an excuse to repeat the
pleasant evening
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12
Something Doing in The Country"

Something Doing in the Country"
Under TIL, cajtug the Wash.
ington Post has for ,rm- time
been reproducing each week a
half-columu or mule f breezy
extracts from representative
weekly new paper, rom the
rural r.ccIucl> # ,v,Iy STATE il
the nation
Though, obviously, uu apollo
gy is needed for the ruu.u a. iOn
of such department, I'll, T.. =
itself gives us in the i"lIn"rrE
clippu.. o.. u' t.r.r.r rest ana
most convincing demonstrations
of the genuine wo"h Of the
country weekly;
Gas for US, We br.i,yr in j.
diclOu, excerpts f.pm our cuuH.
try exchanges. Tu'y should
- r." "''' 80 ..' va az
o ~ VI '"T y" - wa =, '" :
lucy "'e '''S '"' ~ : a :" VI
new. "!o" " u " ~ .'.' 1--WE g
III 0''''7' .E 1'u'"! e"''o'
i"S '"e / 81 "'''O' P'O'o''" }
et"'-','e''' "'' "'' I''' "
"e"' ~ "' we '~"'' a ~ '"
pap - - luz w. 3, ! p'O
W. ''' '''''~ ''"' " d i'' u
- -. "''o 800 "''"7 =" VIC
.o""'' j. - ''S Il "'"' a. =. P'''
80 81 ''" |' CP' -" u0'"S ',I'iH
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Tie ipiioNing tai com
Story, the scene of which is
laid near Monroe City, is goln &
the rounds of the Missour ri
ekiy press. A farmers cat
tie roke into another farmers
fed Of corn and the neighbo 7
Ii ID IA suit in justice court for
tue damages. Appraisers APP
pointed to assess the amount OF
the damages on examination
found that the cattle had been
in the corntield, but had not
eaten an ear Of cora, because
they couldn't reach it. They
decided that no dana &c had
been done and the suit was dis
M, sed Hannibal Journal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

John Moore and family, OF
Kirkwood, have been spending
the week in the city with his
sister, Mrs. r. K. Megown and
their many friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Miss Maud McClintic left
Tuesday for Louisiana to act
as bridesmaid for her friend,
Miss Sue Irvine who is to marry
Glenn Cash
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Mrs. Marion Parks and Miss
Luella Boyer left Tuesday for
the Future Great to attend the
horse show and see everything
| n tailor made gowns.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

A. Jaeger is having 240--
running feet-of granitoid plac-
ed before aud by the side of his
handsome home at the corner
of N, Main and Border streets.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Mrs. George Paris has re.
turned from North Dakota
where she spent several mouths
with friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Paint your house with Pat
tons Sun Proof Paint. The best
I. l.r IN IKE. W. B Spa!J,
t." slii, il on Il guarantee
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-12

Frank RDsen. Of Hannibal,
has been the guest of A. X.
Rutledge and fairly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
eeeraLa ve,erans 10 Ms.,.

Macon. re JAY 1.-The veterans.
sous Of veteran mayor and council
Macon fair assos.a'iOn aEi cham Der oi
commerce. met w.th The .Sfcutlye CON.
mittee % ths Georgia division % ron
federa,e veterans and decided that DC.
tober q ans - Wc1d 30 suitable
dates for holding ,hs Georgia reunion
q Macon neat tai Ttis I'LL b. on
the occasion Of the hrsf tao Gays 81
tfe GsoEWiA Farmer Far srd 1--we
Stock exposition. special a'traciions
end Satertalunezt VIZ - %, pared
tOr the veterans ~ SAs fair manage
neHt. o. Oct RoorEsA divi.
Sion Of ne 6suskke , eOufstsra
ey Will hold = GO esrs snd IN
dueemeEts m " e IOr thfn %
nee, at The far 9sa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

Slals cur sus thiHES have bs~a toaDi
n IT, bTiny 4svT. bat one q tb~ ed.
~ - al cr'lssiastical esnl.tem made
. paris " "a MAS washed sshsogs %
ile ca>t q West Australia. Thrre are
l.r~ e-.i rs,i gems Ia this NATURAL
rariosity rb.Ss have he<n iolncd 20
g~theF TO fasm a Perfe-t latin crUSs.
Sven V~ar.s q equal siEr cOnpEiss the
upright snd fwo mogc form tho trans.
verse pen, The i1lninE has l--en the
vogk - nature. TIE OH pr.He. d..
cOvvr-d IN i-,ari cystrF. 10 said % -
worth % l,.ls, SJ0Wo IL - called he
Gr,,at SOuti.Tu Crrss i.eari
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

p sr~rs e FrVssseus TsS-< are
rs-v cd; s-T1aEs TA,ss & Azst-~~
JS1-. C. arr - r1rss1. ~ ~ al 80
afy~ & - sW1 WT-tiz< HIS so
co1s1 ~! E.s-ss e ~ cVegSss,5z,tss,cS
a. - IN fstazgs S3zss - ~
leyts.> IL - rssasei tat cUs TVasoG
way rv-ssseog JcSn~oa wrVss - sysse
vas aEs - a. aeVs4est WAscA AaP-
T-1-.. Co In UA<a - was w,orklEg az
kis '.....e as tAihar. ~ cay q talsAr's
k~zr IVA c~o~@ fcR O. rs arpa -
tate that U<zl<v tat ke foaE1 q
s1g- v 6ldScGS % lu9HlEN N p~S-
Ual,. ? thsrVaftss AE1F~w JoSDsea
was - T..rrss wrt>T Azso1g tie
g-v-. ~. a. w~sl a. ths rsr~sJ HIS
han -,tag vas WY UDch % a
sr-z7 au1 esn ss-arc~,y b< declpa$red
% q. . avsrsSs Era1sT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
A PRIZE WINNER.
;. N. Barron Of EVinston Sends 10
Gainesville a 90 Pound Melon.

:. N. Barron Of Evinston Sends TO
Gainesville q e6 Pound Melon.
When F. W. Barron, the progressive
postmaster, merchant and all.rouBd
Eooi citizen Of Evinston. undertakes
10 DO anything he goes at it in q man.
her which assures success, and very
seldom, II ever, fails.
Nr Barron has sent to The son
4 watermelon weighing ninety SIX
poahds This melon Was taken from =
"n'iere heh which hes produced mel.
'a' this season weighing from forty to
h'hsiJ-eight pounds. making q fine
s'e'Sge, and which have brought
'IIn fancy prices in the market To-.
IKE the majority OF melons OF this
dimension, the fruit 10 TeTy solid
,'eet and Of excellent flavor. Mr.
Barron is saving the seeds from this
tnct
hanks are extended 20 this enter
p'hs grower for both the melon and
tuouRhtfulness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
BURGLARS AT WORK .

V's'sd Telegraph Once Sunday
Night and Stols Several Things.
S'fEIAu are again a. work in
vv'as'v'lle, and she once Of the
"e''ern Unioa Telegraph Company is
~' alesi victim. Some time d0riog
'-1aaJ night they entered the Office
,'0agh rear window and helped
,-'1's!ves 10 . telegraph instrument,
~tsaPh hey, so0DdsF. small electric
-,'o' too dry batteries and q fsW
..1'i 'a'hgs, the greater part Of which
we properly % Fletcher Ellis. =
lger boz in tie employ OF The
@Hpaay.
. o-IieVed that the intruder Was
novice or q yoash. since the
.' AIKEN we're q little value 70
) 'e''on professionally engaged 10
stAesa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
TE IS7A -saWCN-
go uaas-v n uss-A q ws. $500
Eb--6 esua &c RauRaa

-ra-r fr1rr Gzl--gT1as. -fa tr-z
@ gur 1us lsti sitrsn-zry~ r. 50
- s.~ f-r1a Az -l--r -lt- r VI. "a
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q ~ Nas-l sn1rir- 10 rnHa -
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r. - Gn< q Is,AL TssG-Eal x-us
a. - ne s-ssg-s hs ss-.rsca-T ant
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y'IeS Co., vpi secHus-e g,ssmsossizn
81 - Eaus1rsL e wss -s-WarS-E
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80 - en- SrssEs& ~ as. ~
49,. tx % sWa9Ew y
IL 49, ss-Csas-uR ssseAas& - G-grs
q a-RAr5aG ~ hsrNe wEs saksn
90 ~ - - sesse TIE Gztzss1,s
wts -AEra f-s9 - soEaaeA Az.
W.. 80 svsv - Ea<sthst Il uas s1o-
wsa an s;zs-S tAsu = aas e&~n r~cul
frsC a ? CIV ~ -a-ar >ssus ~ tel-Sy-
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rs - e&ack SVssss n a Ezs1 = h
t2s - P~rIsrs s1,a hrslzLzs &sAzsGss
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
summer Tourist Rates Via Atlantic
Coast Lire.

n yoa Contemplate visiting summer
rvsoFts Sc tiekst sGssts Atlantis Coast
Line and Get ali Information with ref
er-nee 70 rates. routes. schedules aud
Pullman ssrvies. Summer tourist rates
are n0W In eject 10 al the pEineipal Fs.
sorts n roaEhOot the eoantFy uith r.
turn limii October les. Rates have
been nnsoase~d 70 ali springs. mOnHt-
ain asd ssssAors FvsoTis For she hrss
time FoaAd.trip tieksA are nos on sale
- resorts 10 Nee Engsnnd fsfFisosy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Mrs. III WrIshf

Ms P-zkeAn e-Azs "a, tAe-- = a
Slnd q dysps?>-z ;AAs - eazs<S ~ a
cer1aEezec: q ,se tezAs corazSzu.
and wsltA. VALE = es->~s a 4as..re-
anee >--n -Ar ., or,i-rA-v -. rrSss7a.
e1nno; - - .-v-G u-,1cr1A u~,ss-.-e
WhscA -: o- Y a., - ,,--l-h ..szs.
Dat has pa -:e-.-e-,cc.s ssrrsa
A-So.
As p-r-i - la ,A-o-v Ne ea-l ~.
tentoa - Tie ease % NJ. NA-rse
Wright. B-o,s'yu. Ny 40 wA
eonP.ets,y cured - LysAE PAX
han Neys a De Coca p.ou - 49, ever
thing e.s- -1c fA-.ed 49, wr..~s:
For TIC y-a-s I $50. "a srp-uSia
Ws1ch - 'tsC.l-rA's,i ~ sr-l-v svsc-ga shAs
vls Enabse - 49, - ~ ..lv 49, I
ter wax a.: U-rvC,zk AT alta. a taxi a.
sAss<-t Cgssi A.; % 49, iasrs-s a., v n nv
szoCaca. | t7-st t.ger-cs 3vsp-u-aA rssrus.
but ncehEnk -~ua-i - teLc ~ 80 e.
vHsst - give l4vrta z FzkkNsts Y er-e.RAs
CoUpoG-t a TIA AT u1s Ia vsly zrvrausA
- nd ~, = s-tesi La . rzs Sncs- arsi IN a
teu dAys tssSAa - su ~ AT - r.sr.y 4sr-sa
ny food. NJ re-ugvTy va rArai a.4 II
I've Us<kS | go ~ wrcrAa I aare re.
os1n@o.3et z - z-Azy S-@srzg pgz-<ar
No other rnrrfSeine IN tee Wo-.d kaa
received sueh widespread AID mccall
ned endOr>-nzcnt.Or has sCcA a rrcora &C
eures % female truub e. a. has lydia
Z PInkhAR's NegetA6.s COzP0asA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
the STATE NORMAL
OPENED MONDAY
One # ths Msss Competent FAe.
ulties in EsEiaa OBTAINED.
svEEY TEACHER a SPECIALIST

a,,,d EEsreSssd Every PrseaStsOn y
,,s Sslsz1isa ~ lnSar'sctors. sso
Thsss Who Rssssa ms Sssson o.
n. No-ua1I Wn bs Benefited
re Suznnsr TeaiRiRg Normal Sckool
s.,.blished by airSesiOn Of the Boar:
o,Csntroi Of sAs University Of tie
SAFE Of Florisa. 0pened NOs4ay ulh
sood nsssn&aBee- Classes are being
o,ssnired for teachers and studeats
vito desire % pEepare Tor STATE, 6rt,
,-.ord and third grade certificates AHS
fora life primary certificate.
TIE taealty in charge Of this seAoc'
i composed Of TIE leading edceAtor.
Of tie state. They are SPECIALISTS ia
TIER respective lines Of uOrk The
o,tor,uuity 10 one that the teachers o.
the STATE eaHnot afford to lose
ne fAenlEY - - t0llOEs
Prof. L. ". BUehOl;E. priseiFsl, p-J-
eho,oEy and EedAEOgy.
Or ". F. YOeon. Latin and physi>s
Prof. !. l. Hines. PalsIka Hisa
s,s,ol, rhetOrie, Literature, compost
ton ard arithmetic
Capt. q. n Lynch, East F.ori1a
seminary. geometry, ALGEBRA, tuEe-
poneIrJ and EenerAl history.
Maj. W. L. Floyd. East Florida Semi
nary. tOtAny. zoology, physical gsog-
nphJ and physiology.
Prof. Arthur Williams. State Col.
lele, civil government, United States
history. composition, Florida history
I,i orthOgraphy.
Prof A. W. Jackson, White Sprirgs.
geography, arithmetic, algebra, or
itognphg and United States history
Nm. J. B. JchnstOn, DAde City.
gnnmAr, reading and geography.
Nn. Ella LAP. Hamilton. primary
department..
The Board Of Trade o; the city Of
Giiretville have perfected al arrange
menu for the opening Of the dormi.
torres Of the East Florida Seminary to
the Students, charging tl2 . month
board This gives to the students an
opportunity TO secure frst-elAts board
ala nominal Sum.
Ihose who desire to secure rooms in
the dormitories should make sppliea-
uol a. once, because il is impossible 10
ny hoW long the rooms will remain
vacant. Quite . demand is already be-
InE made for reservations.
state papers please copy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
FERRVMEN DROWN ~ VIRGINIA.
srlesl couple o, Seat Ns~rs~iy EE
cape Si1Har fate.

sa'H'H.af
u0ny!.-. Va. jay lc-Har p,o-
Oakes. ~a.'- and Jane PAar.- a
negro fsrvguAa. az TouisT-s ge-ry. o.
St4uu;Ou r.y-r. Wsre t-oWn~t sale
rvErs a parry ac.oss tie rrt- yes
tertay evening
l. ;he 5o4' 49,. ! 4 Ferg1so1 and
his bride - "a touTs. Rev Mr.
BrOoss the m.-.,;s- $50 lad married
them, Walter Johnston ard he tao
men thar Ee-e drowned The cable
oonnectrg The .-oa; s..h ,ss ossrh, al
cable brlks. c1Is ~ 'he boat u turn
with the current aat a.. PaHnel and
Oakts seeing 'E- taug jumped and
were immst a's'y drovuet Johnston
climbed lU he overhead cable ard ~
Ter sAr3 work s1cere1-d Ia to- nE the
boat ashore
TIE bridal couple aud me minister
Wer~ AkeR from The Uater H'Ar.y -
hausted The buggy 10 which ile
couple we're driv;ng vas washed over
board and the horse drowned The
minister's horse lodged Ia = tree and
vas afterwards rescued.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

Rass-And % Uklch varsity - your
VIE. Tie cTng.nE vtne o. thu elf 49,
-srtive1 CASA uttle % toth when
she wants r new dre~s - a rev hat
she eererui, tsgiUs Ia the ciinginS
vine rule. n that 6eean't bring the
money. tb~n -he Changes 60 the sslf a.
sertive. AMI eel. sAs Invariably Eets
the dress or thr hat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Dyspepsia Of Women
MSolCTuI MINIS scnWY
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SyaA I FaAAan . tsgRtaaia &C.,

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TN ret 10 -,-t5,-szs z--v~-Sa n -
s-s-teSc - ~ sc~z - -vs,crs a. s.
JicztS a.or--a. ,,rs.-.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11
Buy n Nov

Nov il the time 20 buy Chamber
lain's Cole, CholsrA and DlSrrhOea
Remedy Is - eeTtAin TO be aeeded
sooner OF later and shen that time
comes you uiil ne ed iI bAdlJ-Joa viii
need IL O lickly buy Il now IL maj
sAve lie FOR sale 10 eli Druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-11

why do--s h. Wish 10 marry beFT'
He says people should marry their
ortosites %
why. they are hoth dart
"Yes. bat Ire hasn't a cent. and shs
has a million dollars e. PittsburU Post.