davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-11-01

palmateIy veined alternate stipulate
leaves. and regular mOnadelphOus
flowers on jointed peduncles Sepals
j. united at the base, valvate in the
bud. persistent, often with a calyX-like
invOlucel. Petals ), cOnvOlute i'm the
bud. Stamens numerous, united into
a column which is continuous with the
claws of the petals. Ovaries united
into ring. or forming a several
ceiled-capsule. Styles separate or
united. Seeds kidney-shaped.
SYNOPSIS.
Tribe 1. Malveae. Carpets as many
as the Stigmas few seeded. dis
posed in circle around a central
axis, separating at maturity from the
axis and from each other. Anthers
borne at the apex of the column? No.
Tribe IL. Ureneae. Carpets half
as many as the sigmas, separating
at Maturity. StamenS borne above
the middle of the column? No.
Tribe III. Hibisceae. Carpets as
many as the stigmas, united and form
ing at maturity a loculicidal capsule.
Column bearing the anthers through
out, or from above the middle? Yes.
Genera s. Kosteletzkya. Cells of
the depressed capsule L seeded? No.
Genera 8. Hibiscus. Cells of the
globose or oblong capsule few-many
seeded? Yes.
9. Hibiscus, L. -Mallow. In
vOlucel manyleaved or many-cleft,
and like the calyX, persistent. Stig-
mas ), peltate or capitate. Capsule
glObOSe or oblong, 5-celled, IOculicidal-
Iy 5-vaIved, many-seeded.
Herbs, shrubs, or trees, with petiOle
stipulate leaves, and large snowy
towers, on aXillary peduncles? Yes.
The species is not in Chapman's, so
we turn to Gray's School Botany,
which waS arranged for the use of
schools that would have access to
more cultivated than wild flowers.
Reing intended for schools at the
North it does not describe many Of
our Southern cultivated plants.
Under the head of Hibiscus, Dr.
Gray describes, H. Rosa Chinensis.
Chinese H. or Rose of China Very
with bright green ovate and
pointed somewhat toothed leaves, and
very snowy flowers on slender pc
luncles, 4 to inches broad, scarlet-red
(rarely rOSe-purple or even white),
lften double
There it is, the common Chinese
Hibiscus.
The other plant also belongs to the
same order so that we can omit all
Up to the point where we began the
description of the Malvaceae
Going back to the description of
Nalveae. to the first question we
answer this time yes, instead of no. |
I'he next is, Carpets 1-seeded? Yes. |
Stigmas occupying the inner sur
ace of the styles? No.
Stigmas capitate. Yes.
3. Malvastrum. Involucel 2-3 |
eaved. No.
Sida JnyOIuceJ nOnep Yes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
rlrL FOR DIVORCE

In ihr t.c 5 Do'-' Eighth Judicial Circuit,
HlrI.I '".C''. Eorha-in Chanoery.
N'It' h',,-,-N. IS SJnomA Richardson.
Divorce ',C, r...'J'ion
II mpcaunt '' N"da,., appended 10 The
uia t.eu lN '.r aur'v ..inj 'alse that S0n0ma
Richardson. o." t'lr.. .... ,rareln nAmed IA n
reSUtut of 90, state 100. lu..t.t. ana that abe
has been absent irF". U"D nnlv fng more than
sixty days LCN' pt,rv,.I. fH- prIcr of publ
cation aIu .~ concerning url,, -.,fiAt service.
OF sunpuu cannot ur u.t,v .urr her and
Is over 'hr axe t tNr'tf.ruy Years. n Ia
Therefore urdCrru THAI ~.t gr> don't de.
PENDANT I've Jud she il lrlru, .,ugitrJ to ap-
pear 10 the tNi W Cont ..ai .ed in said
cause IN 81 before Nouua1 '., !uu ga, of
October. 4. ID hH. otherwise 'Ur a.l cgat ous
~ said nI 81. hc taken ~ c'r '",scd by said
defendant.
IL - further ordered that This o.uc. We pub
Ishcd once aNcck fuy fuug ,pu.cc ...Nt. Necka
IN The Gainesville ~u'i. u newspaper iyuH,hed
In the said county and state
This August end, lt6
-. n. WiFNGES, C.cra circuit Court.
A true cory ~ utgiDa.
lSeuI = " NiENGrS Ctcyh Circuit Court
n & MASON, Sp,'r Tor CNuu.t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
FLORIDA CANNED FRUIT.

The assertion that Florida pesches
and tomatoes do not keep as well az
Northern grown fruit, and are def
cient in favor, 10 without foundation
OF truth. The writer has sampled both
and speaks from experience. The
Florida peach industry is yet young,
and it will he several years before the
orchards NJ the State will be at their
best, but from samples of fruit We
have seen it s q sure thing the fine
flavor is there. To be sure there are
some varieties grown here that are in.
ierior, but they will soon be culled out
when the owner gets posted on the
fruit most suited TO this climate and
soil.
The tomatoes grown and ripened in
Florida are also equal to those grown
in the North, and excel them in flavor
not being so tart. These tomatoes can
be worked up 20 as not to lose even a
green or ripe one, and will be, when
someone realizes the fact that chill
sauce, chow chow and ketchup can be
put up here IA cheaply as in any State
in the country, for the plants can be
made to bear to their fullest extent,
as they are not in danger of being
nipped by an early frost.
The great trouble has been that a
large number of our truck growers
have manifested a desire to be ship
pers 10 the Northern markets." and
have fired them fret at random To any
market, when if they had home mar
ket and could save the expense Of
packing aud the chances in shipping
they would make more clean money in
the end This can be done by the es-
tshlishment Of factories. and it will
not be long when this will come about,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
CHINA'S BOYCOTT.


Intelligence 10 furnished that the
Chinese boycott on American goods is
about to be lifted. The merchants OF
China have discovered the fact that
they are about to lose money by lite OPP
GRAFTON. and in consequence are turn
ing their faces against it.
Several stories have been put afoat
as to why the Chinese started the boy
colt, the principle one being that il
would bring about a modification OF
the Chinese exclusion act. While the
main cause Of this trouble is charged
up to Ex-SecFetaFy OF State Foster, il
lie not supposed by the majority that
he is entirely to blame for the move
says The Savannah News.
OF course the Chinese have q griev-
ance against this country, and a very
great one, but they haven't adopted
the right way to have it removed 1t
lie not improbable that they are begin
ming t. find that out, and hence, are
calling halt on the boycott. Prob
ably they expected that as soon as the
boycott was instituted the objection
able regulations which govern the sd-
mission Of Chinese into this country
would be abolished. Finding that
they haven't been abolished, and that
there is no promise that they will be,
they are abandoning the boycott be-
cause it is doing them great deal of
harm. But the abandoning Of the
boycott ought not TO interfere with
the correction Of our regulations
which are applicable TO Chinese immi-
grants.
China ia very naturally and prop.
erly indignant at the treatment her
travellers and students meet with at
our ports. II they were the scum OF
the earth they couldn't be treated so
as to humiliate them more. The regu-
lations themselves are harsh, but II
they we're wisely ard kindly admins
tered it is probable that We wouldn't
have heard Of a boycott. We seem to
be afflicted with officials At some Of
our ports that delight in showing their
authority, They want to appear to be
bigger men than they really are. They
are the cause Of the trouble. They
have assumed that every high class
Chinamsn is coolie and treated him
as such until he proved to the con-
trary. When we treat the Chinese de-
Gently they will treat US properly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
THE RESULTS.

Many papers are summing up the
losses and gains during the war in the
Far East, aud the following results
will be OF interest;
What Russia has lost by the war:
Millions in warships.
Immense quantities OF war material
Millions in Dalny and Port Arthur
Millions in Msnchurian railway adj
venture
Part OF Sakhalin.
Asiatic commercial prestige.
Asiatic political prestige.
What japan has gained
A great increase H. her navy.
Much war yundeT.
Part II Saklslin
A.lstic commercial prestige
A-atic political prestige
The admiration Of the world
The tear If ,alroui2.nR and insol'ut
powers
Grra' homer or her hroad. minded
d,irr"u'" tu 49, worldwide Judgment
that peace va- r .ri"f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
NIL lOR DIVORCE

IN the Circuit Court, Eighth Judicial Circuit,
Aiachua County, Florida In thaucery.
Dolly Burnett ". Hen Burnett Bil Tor III
NNrcC
II appearing hy ntidayit appended To the bin
fled 10 the above stated cause that lien bur
nett the defendant therein named II \ resi-.
dent Ot the state Ot Florida, that said defend
ant has been absent for more than sixty days
next urccediug this Ouicr tOr publication aud
II conCenliug himself ~ that service ~ sub
parma cannot he made upon him, AMI II over
the age ~ twCntv'unc wears, " Is therefore
ordered that said resident defendant he and
he a hereby required Ia appear ~ the Hll at
Complaint ulcd in said cause On ~ before
Monday, the al day NJ October, \ n leA, 9th
erwiSe the allegations Of said hil vii Oc taken
~ confessed hy said defendant
II Is further ordered that this order he pub
liShcd once week FOR fourCuuSccutiye weeks
IN The Gainesville sun, newspaper pub
iiShrd iu said county uud State
Th0s August lsth, IAN
= II. WlENGES, Clrth Circuit Court
\ true cory Of original
sea, : H. WlENGES, clerk.
n. &. MASON SO,L FOR Complainant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION = or CHAPTER
4sss. LAWS OF FLORIDA

tNe~s La W - VT II a. mia
NORGE is hereby givan that N l. Moore
purchaser Of Tax Certificates numbered 81
S73 ga 35b. 30 Wi S5S, 3Sl and 3Si, dated July
the Sth. A. ID. iA3. has iled said certificates In
my ONCE and has made application for tax
deed to issue In accordance with law. said
CERTIFICATES embrace the following described
property situated In Alachua county, Florida,
towit
Sch and SEX OF swN and sex of Nw4 See.
q. TT. ~ $, a. q ESQ acres
Lot =. ~ ? Grace's Addition 10 Rochelle
Sec. q, To. 10 -, X, 81 f.
Loe I, BlOck ~, Rochelle.
All see b. III lbs, r. 81 T. 60 acres,
NJ OF sen SEQ. ~, Tp 10 :, X. ~ E-S
acres
block Il. Grove Park,
Block :. Grove Park.
Lot 3. Hook ~. Grove Park,
Commence IN chalps W. OF Ne cor. see g.
TT II y. Il 81 r., rUA 8, shchninS. W Nchains,
n ~ chains n r. - chains, See. Q, IT, II =, X,
- T. 30 acres
The said land being assessed NJ the date Of
the issuance at such certificates IN the names
OF Unknown Amy Muller. Florida Commercial
Co. Unknown II. y. GrRddick, Ada |. Bullock
Carrie \ Pndsett, Uedeman Co, and Ebert
Hall.
Unless said certificates shall be redeemed ac'
cOrding tn law tax deed Will issue thereon on
the 1th DAY Of september, a, ID. 1904.
Witness my uficial signature aud seal this
the Srd ddy ~ August, a. ID. 1905.
y. n wIENGES.
rd Clerk Circuit Court Alachua Co, Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

v, wish to state that we are now
|,vued TO contract advertising IA
IL for the Industrial Edition of The
Ia Those who desire preferred
he .hoald make application at their
Blieit convenience.
Ne Industrial Edition OF The Sun
LIN BE- the only medium at the Tampa
saie Fair that will represent Gaines
biz snd Alachua county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
NnT1CE nor PunLICATlnN.
Land once at Gainesville, Fla
August l. iAh

Land once al GhineHNiNc, Fla,
August |, lph.
Notice IS hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress ~
June g. IssS entitled An Act for the sale ut
timber lands In the states Of California, ore
Hun Nevada, and Washington TERRITORY NJ
extended 10 all tue public land States 10y Act
~ August I lsr!, EdwArd h. Fisher ~ CID
Town, county ~ LafAy cite Sta'e OF
Florida has mi, day died IN TINS 1nice
his sworn staten. at No l9l Tor t'r I.l'chasc
~ the w. ut NrS of Section M ~ DO Town.
ship No f. = Range No ~ f., Hnd "'l oier
proof to show that the land soush Is more
valuable toe it, timber or stone than tul hgrt'
cultural purposes and to establish his claim tO
said land hc tore CLERK Circuit Court ut MuNo,
Florida on dunday the 10th daS AZ October.
lph
Tie names ~ witnesses Nathaniel bees W
Allen, lSlam Copeland. q, NJ, iinncr a. OF
Old Town, Fla
Aay and all persons. claiming adversely ne
ahOV e-iC>rribcd lands are requested To- o..
their clAius ~ this once on ar before said ''u
day ~ Octuuer ina
nj ". q. ROBINSON, Register
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

'lrmAi SchO0l, which has
.a. been one 81 the most
'et held IA the STATE which
% educational interest in
.t'adiiy advancing The
attendancs have been a.
H. the faculty In charge
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
~ NJ SUBSCRIPTIONS:

TrEys or SuBsCRlPTloN'
-.,i.e.s.W Week Sun 81 a year six
=. E,c. single copies Sc.
a ADVERTISING RATES;
,.d,srtisements, 10 cents a line
90 a., and 10 cents for each addi-
80 advertisements for three,
~ months at special rates.
|.. ~ 1o,I1 y upon application.
80 and Death notices inserted
I nlSftitraries. 5 cents a line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

Ansu fell from a balloon in Illinois
pi'V Tag. ago and was mashed so fine
|hii there wasn't enough bones for
o. setting
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
ORR CLUBBING LIST.

urr and the Thrice-a-Week
w World one year. ........$l So
Gam ard the Atlanta (Ga.)
g..IIr Constitution one year. ! 70
\. snn and the Atlanta (Ga.)
a.. Weekly Journal one year. l DC
\. Sun and the Semi-Weekly -,
Nnes.Union one year'.''''.. oO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

gp'sYard Of TIE Lake CITY
'mpaunE the valBc Uf the
% the cOsuiies 81 COium-
a.taa shows tknt she for
- tIe.9ss ms 10 EASILY
-A y e Wtil unly uois thEt
at fer iigstoe \ ides hna ne-
ri ns efinllF. uhieh senda
zee q 4 Fspspsss e ,apl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

Naturally mentally and physically
Ff''..'. Hoosevelt is "all right. 1"
br '.,'r'lai equality lie q dodRssted
Pc '.a' vn wish he would discard
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

.'H hsd more cotton mills
o.. would wear more cot
.r price - cotton could be-
. The regulating Of
gg'y and demand Vo1id
market.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

AGeorGis negro is under arrest on q
|kirge Of peonsge. He 10 q grad uste
y The Booker Washington school no
Butt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
VERNMENT At FAULT.

In the discussion Of the local option
question there are many points that
are overlooked aud which interfere
with its enforcement In counties
where it il a violation 81 the law 20
engage in the sale Of liquor, there are
men who have paid the United STATE.
internal revenue officer the sum OF g."
for n license tu cell liquor, and the
government will not allow al officer
access tu the records sr A. O. rnab,"
him 90 learn the names Of tne parties,
nor does the government require -"
owner Of the license 90 haye IL d..
played IN any public place where DO
can he seen.
The sheriff ar h. deputies ~
obliged 70 sneak around and catch o."
blind tiger" dispcusrr IA thr a'i "i
selling before he can pru."cIt" ham 10
order TO have positive r',trnr" o. rHn-
wet hum 81 n violation ~ t0' iaR
while murderer j. seq. a, Dl care ."
staut,si evidence.
Until the government 'f o..
United StAtcs Withdraw from aiding
land abrttlug the violation 81 the law
by these fellows whom ~ nov protect.
the majority 20 the cpGnt,'- wt"r'
liquor .eIIus II prohibited BY laW v...
t,. Inflated viii The bind tiger G,A.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

a'commodatious IN nearly
and city IA Florida have
5 increased during the
some 81 them are already
Pep guests
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

sEHsl system - 20 be- Pot
flern Railway betweyn
'tIsntA By thi. system
~ collision betSe~n trains
"a. = minimum All he
4.s sill have ihs systsm 10
' a. q ~ the safest yet
EhsF~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

h. Horticultural department Rt
Washington will probably produce
pue choice political plums by grating.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

40 sissti-ln 4iU nn hs.d d. tsr rfrrtaN san
afbo-3| irHtfrf sf rs~adfg HfpteH'nsf n
80 go fUs tsiTufes uf aetsr fI .u.sa Nllrftrl
~ bsF sa1 dntfsft rn 81 30 Created q suefiai
tEf er .H~s d.1ff'rt Goo ~ e.rrflun ~ tffsr
trart~ss tts.frf1r aad fH - seffpy~e ~ a..
- 81 ntrg ttf fatr ~ ALA lg 81 slarasrfI
so Gy.iEFt~d fnsfsiH to- tnr aefG altrocstiihH
SEQ Hsafs theFraftcf ffftr rfa aNeN &C r
"a I,ffa srd esae at r.rurf inF fi'TH ~
far "a ssffula have HsEf sfutautfa lFNaH
Is5 = itcagh. HAh huulsf l~ifr fi4F#
- grtisf 80 ssIafd " Faslle To- 41ti0n
iHe .st az "a hagast a q -
AZ WRfN
Chm hi 80 I84E
Attess 4. = KS1.f.Er ssc 80 sfFt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
pEEu UNDER SECTION OF CHATTER
isSs LAWS Of FLORIDA
Notice ], hereby given that Mrs y. q. DsDon,
purchA~cTuf ' ~ Tuh tertnoato M It, GATED
the 9Th day uf July. 4 u i-ia, hiss hled hat1
certincntr iu fnl once, aud has made atpiloer
ton Tor tar decd 10 issue In aoooFdhnoe wlth
laS said certificate emhTnCrs the following
described property situated In AlachuA eoun-
~. Florida, tOwh ~
t.0tsa& l. lboCk v Archer
The said iHud Ueiug assnsHcd 10 the date %
tho issuance ~ such cortinc ate ~ the name
of tst T. ~outtrt
Unless said certificate shall Id redeemed ne-
rdgdirE tn az. tHh deed 81. lasne thereoa 90
the 18th dh1 ut september, \ ID lUA.
Wines nv unl"isl Signature and seal thin
the li'u Uu} ot August A - 100
4 n WtHNuES.
ID t,.l circuit Cnuu Aiachua Co. Va.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

Tn~ Iaps have peace a. home. w.
tie Ras.ians BAY hste q tsri ''r4s
gls Wsth ths isr3Iut'onHis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

~We will not accept stamps OF a
u, denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

J.. ..uos are getting anxious TO
a. .' .aH, the islands. M they
" .- I'd OF the srmistice and
n'' .r' a1vn to butcheFing again
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

" Witte rill nottiy ite car 'a'
he nsd- thr ri"vrr-s; diplomat i.aI
pu record ,r ne ssi,Ieu,lj aI'f .a.
pan. aid Ibsn await rrsn.is t' '.e
whether O. vii o. safe or t'm o. o..
t,.rut1 Egs.,a % a.. Ctaf s'.. .
rot TAX E.rtly e. he biE 'tatr'D. sa o
atom h. nay pass aim lg-tI -''sf.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION ~ CHAPTER
1855 LAWS OF FLORIDA

Notice Il hereby given that Charles ID Roi-
lus, purchaser Of Tax Ccrtincatc No, Nse.
dated the orb day of June, a. ID inS.
hns ulrd said certificate IN my once and
hHs ude APPLICATION FOR tnN deed ~ ISSUE In
accordance Win law. said certificate EN-
braces the triiuWins described property stu
ntcd W. AlHchIa county, Florida, toWis.
~cR ~ ~ . sec q, Tp ~. X ltS, "
The said land hclug assessed AT the date OF
the issuance a. surh certificate In the name Ut
WIN Spuun
Unless said Certilrate shall br redeemed Ae-
cUrdinR 10 law, tax deed will issue thereon on
the 18th dnN ot September ID. l0A
Witness my unclal signature and seal this
the 10Th dHi ut August A. - lHN
= N WlEN0EA,
al Clcrk Circuit Court Alaohua Co, fia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

NOTICE or APPLICATION fOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAlrLR
49,. LAWS or FLORIDA
Notice II hereby given that solomon War
rem Varchnscr ~ three.fuurths ~ Tax tcttin
cate No. lls. dated the Bra day Of July, A. -
IssN has Med said certificate Ia nv
once and ms made application tpr
taY deed 10 issue In accordance win law
said certificate embraces the following de-
scrDcd property situated I'm Alachua
county, Florida, toWt
acres
The said land being assessed at the date ~
the ISSUANCE of such certificate Ia the name
OF W I Burg
Unless said certificate shall bt rrdccmcd
according 20 law, tax deed viii issue thereon
on the 18Th day of september, \, - lHh
Witness ny ufnciAl signature and seal TVS
the ltth day Of August. u lHh
= a. WtENiES
pd Clerk circuit Court Alhchla Co. fla,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

'sl " 10 be built in New
stories high. Patrons
r.cyator 20 the top stnry
.lrning instead Of coming
Hrrship.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

ut been so sudden" it is a
..- 90 decide what would have
--.l' Of the proposal OF the
-.l made 10 Miss Roosevelt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

HI.-.. LID 10 Ne Esiaatao
N.... U .sdaF, a0pt3ubsf ath
..a ... ri trtFfmthifR Ehrth0l
.I r.. Htei - fF0atad = sFeetai
60 fud tne sisetlnB ~ tkfee
...... "a iuf she pufttao gi ge.
... ate ~ niidaar De 10 t-sskfof
Hrfuib Tor So nsst aarGEedia4
.fsrfraitgf fplF aiH Upen -
rl0sa af sanHst fts fnl0eia9
.tsns hats'if.sr sgtraH % lfsfFrf1Ia
rrttpa n 81 NestrF W & Wsish.
20 Hlth q Z sraff a. eisfa
.firf ~ itsar9 nf f'gttf ihsffae AN tEe
1.r ~ Ahsass 4 ~ iAh.
o. 30 NEEks
Chm u F.a tfsf b
.Ffu O. hiiIF4 rsr tts. eapt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

U ia Ohio they called Mayor Wood.
mrd Of Atlanta a Georgia peach.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-02-17

A DRASTIC REBuKE" is the head
line placed over the report Of TIA G
presidents proposed arbitration trea-
ties. Senators Lodge, Spooneryk Dor
aker, and others of their ilk, all pro
Tossing their friendship for the pres
ident, politically and personally.
They claim that Roosevelt is at
tempting to usurp prerogatives 81
the senate and propose to stand on
senatorial dignity. That "senatorial
dignity" has cursed the country
long enough and we hope that Ted,
|dy will succeed in knocking the
props out from under the dignity
which up to date has only accomplish
ed i'll to the constituents. It is time
the meat ak was brought forth aud
put to work.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-02-17
Obituary.

Freddie a. Knudtson was born
near Whitehall. Trempleau County,
Wis. On Feb. 10Th, 1883, being the
oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Knldtsou, who reside 10 Spirit Lake
township. He removed to Kings
bury county with bis parents May
10Th, 1883, and lived here ever since
He remained at home, being educat
ed in the common school. He work
ep faithfully with his parents on the
farm and VAS ever ready % give his
assistance.
He had been . constant sufferer
from ssthma sjnce early childhood
md IS Re easily contracted q cold be
WAS oiten confined 70 Tho house days.
He VI taken NTH tho measles end
altef 4 Vell deveioped ca of pleur-
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-02-17
Auction Sale.

f. f. Dorman will hold an auction
sale ON Tuesday. February 21st., at
the old August Larson farm. seven
miles north and one half mile west
of De Smet at which time he will
dispose or all his personal property
consisting Ct horses, cattle, and farm
machinery. Mr.. Dorman has decided
to engage 10 other business.
j.. b. Healy will sell at public auc-
ton his entire personal property,
one half mile north Of De Smet, on
Saturday, February 18th.
VIM. McMartin will sell at public
auction all personal property. on
Thursday, March End, at the n. w.
1 Sec. II lll.56.
L. Ellington will dispose Of bis
entire persona. property, at his farm
three miles northwest OF Spirit Lake,
on Friday, Feb. "a.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-02-17

isy, but he was not delirious from
the first to the last aud was glad to
see all his friends who came to him,
and remained so until his death,
which came at $40 p. ~, on Thurs
day, February 2, 1905. Funeral
services were held on Monday at the
school house at 1870 a.. M, service
being conducted by Rev. Hofstad,
aud the remains were laid at rest in
the West Betheny Cemetery.