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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
MILL FOR IDAHO,
c,onlde:plont to 90 In for q thunder
Mountain Mine,

The Thunder Mountain Gold Reef
company hos decided 10 install u thirty
ton mill AZ its property near Warren,
Ida, which viii employ the cyanide and
amalgumuting processes, The cyanide
parts win be supplied by the lloderman
Filter Tank company ~ this city, The
ores are first 20 bc treated by cyanide
and adth values ~ are not caught on
the zinc shnylngs wIll be- saved on The
conner plates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Mining Property Transferred.

Splclnl Correspondence
Provo, July t--A Harvey ond AScl
Johnson Pleasant Grove, have con.
Voyod to Jacob Nelson, of Pleasant
Grove, for a consideration Of $500, u
cnc.twcnh interest IN the following
mining claims In the silver Lake min.
ing district Tho Pride Of the West
ana tho Pride Of the West Nos, 9 3
and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
OMAHA

South omaha, July iaCaltlc- Rccopta,
1900 market steady Native slcolf, 5000
BIO, COWS ana hclfoW, A0oum western
Ntoory. g,2juj,OD, cannrrN ',itd2 ~, stock.
ems and feeders. 95Odi TO- calves 3WQ
800, bulls, stays etc, ?, 2ml ~
Hons, Receipts 1000 market steady
Heavy b 9oflA, gilg mlNrd d.9l gda,aj /
llRhts. o,&uiij pigs. lWqo0, buk N
Nnlcs, l,22iadd.2,iu
Sheep Receipts $40; market strong
Woslcw yclrlngs, ioln6'Oi WotherN,
lioqjOo, owes, lwu5,@i lambs 6,Nd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
KANSAS cry,

Kansas city July 1aCatllc. Receipts.
1900, market strong NntNo steers igi
uif5, native COWS and hollora, g@1i, -
rtockers and iocdcrs 3WdlO, wuHlorn
fed Hecrs, l&uj.s, western fed cows
3,0)NliO,
Bulk Of sales b. loui 10, heavy iTlau
5i2'g packers, jioojlji plgs ana
lights, iNniliP,
Shoop- Receipts 1000; market strong,
Muttonp, i3jn6,,i, lambs, diaui 10, range
wolhorF, LiHNi0 fed owes, L2iui,ij,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
DULL DAY on CHANGE,


business WAS dull ON the Mining EN-
change today, Tho total lolcuuon
snlos aggregated ll,igO ehuroHior when
was paid the sum Of SlSl5Sl During
Inc regular can DAILY Nuticr-Iihcrnl
and Now York Woru the only pallicl'
pants. while ON The opo uboum 'arlsa,
Daly.mdgo. May Day star Couyolld.
ptod and Victor consolidated, entered
into the days doing Now York ana
May Day, which Wcr, the principal ar'
ions An the drama ot the stock piI
showed slight signs Of HllGonlng. but u
lower nguc for those stockr can be
looked Tor. Yankee Consolidated was
wooR ln the bldduH and did NOT seem
10 be- I'm demand from amy roul'r
The closing quotations ana sales were
REPORTED M tolluWri
mn. . aaL-- ..IL..lIL 4 nnIAALN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07

one woman meets another and asks,
"Dn you know Of good servant who
wants u paco7' Another woman BY
means Of a want adj In those columns,
prop0unls this same question 10 thous-
RUls Of women including servants
SOMEONE, among these thousands can
nnawor the question IN the Affirmative
which The ono woman acquaintance
probably cannot DO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
WV YONK pRNnuGE.

Now Nurk July z Sugnr raw. nominal
Fair refining 3N.lG, centrifugal, 10 ioal,
0'lN, molns'cN sugar a dslH
lblnod-Q quiet, tWihod, 6lO, powdered,
900, UUuuntod $40
Oolfco Quiet No Rio, a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
WEATHER REPORT

Record nj the local otnco " the weather
bureau tor the "a hours cndmg at ga, n
today
Barometer reading at a, M, g6,1O
Inches Temperature ~ 9 a, M, co.
maximum temperature, OIL minimum,
so mean, 70, which II degrees above
normal,
Local forecast Tor Bolt Labo city and
Vicinity
Fair tonight mnd Saturday cooler to,
night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07

I'm these days stores nro bought ana
sold ~ commonly as sowing machines.
Your store has an uscerlainablo mar.
kct valuo;" ana can probably bc sold
Az readily ms town lot,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
OGDEN AND
RETURN sl,OO.
Win y, a. IT, a., Sunday, July Oh,

Lcayc Salt Lake 1895 n, m, Return.
ng leave ogden 100 p M stage meets
me train for ogden Canyon. Everybody
invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
T0sAy'S TEMPERh TURE.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
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LATEST hooks,
The Best hooks on Health and Sow
Gver Written,

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The Trainers Anatomy postpaid, 100
superb Nirillty Of Manhood, post.
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Diseases Of Men, postpaid ,n,,I.,, 100
Health Beauty SoSuality, post.
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How Success H. Won, postpaid u,,, 90
Physical Culture for Baby post.
building Of vital Power postpaid 100
Physical Culture Cook Book, post.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07

REGULAR CALL SALES.
piI2 100 NJ 1850.
liullpr Liberal, 1 900 dt S, seller go.
No| York 100 ~ 5OA
OPEN BOARD SALES,
rurIaa 800 nt l0N.
poIysjudgo 20 ul u, 10. sollcr l6
ANY pni 1000 NJ 5'i, seller 60 5000
AZ be- 1000 vt bl., seller 60, 1000 AZ
tA
New York 500 NJ 81, eollcr co. 900 At
%, 100 40 %. coo al %.
star Con, 300 AT "a 900 nj Z,
Victor Con, 1000 nj va,
REHABILITATION,
Shares Value.
Regular Ooll ,,,,uu,,, 1000 32O,ij
opon ho1rd ,..,uuu.l0b2 ldob.l2
..sH.s.Hss.ass.sa...as.a.s
Noronoou totals ,uu,,lii?0 sislj.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
China J los Estados Unidos

En- Tientsin, China, Sc eelebraron
dos meetings impertantes ell IS del pa.
sado. sobre Ia question de la propa-
ganda anti-amsricana. El primero fue
una reunion do intelectuales q que acu-
disron seiscieptos estudiantes en- repre-.
sentaci6n de veintiseis colegics, en- que
Sc votaron diez acuerdos, siendo los
mas importantes los que sigren:-
Aplicsr 'boycott" las mercancfas
americans, estimular las industries
chinas, circular literature anti.ameri-
cana, dar cuenta de los resultados.
Al ssgundo meeting fue una reu-
ni6n de comerciantes. en- nimero de
doscientcs, representando los gremios
comerciales de diez y siete provincias.
los cuales firmaron un acuerdo convi-
niendo el multar en- 1000 taels a todo
agremiado convicto de comprar mer.
cancfas americanas. Los g. emios de
Pekin estSn circulando diez mil elem
plares de este acuerdo.
sDicen dc Honolulu, Hawaii, que 4
los ehinos de aquelias islas les estan
llegando proclamas de represalias por
parte de China contra los %@' .Estados
Unidos Seg1n las proclamas, desde
Ell momento en- que la ley americans
de exclusion que esta al expirar) sea
nuevamente aprobada, ell gobierne
chino Sc propone poner en- vigor una
ley obligando q todo americana que
desembarque en- puertos de aquel i'm {.
perio a fumigarse, 10 mismo qaa su
equipaje y pagar TN impuests per-
sonal de SIS.
El gobierno chino hara cuapto es-
tuviere de su parte para que en- Chi
ma no Sc vendan mercaacias america
mas. y ell que violarss estss leyes serz
castigado con pena d.; muerte. Ell
edicto es obra del gobernador de una
de las provincias meridionales sus
efectos Sc haran extensivos 4 la seccion
china de Hong Kong.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
!, EiFEcros
SAINT A RIOS

SAN JUsTo 6
GIN CoMPETENCIA
I'm estos efsctos
Fen calidad y.
yprentitud
. On las instalaciones,
las cuaies quedan
garantfzadas
pOr nOsOtr0s.
Somos los 6nisos
AaENTEs GENERALEs
para tOda L. Isla
d la imp0rtante cass
de T..
Gres. James B. Glow
Y Soma
de Chicago,
: Hay plcmeros conps
teutes On Ia casa.
No 40 acepss
ninguns cantidad
sin haber entregade
el certiicado
de Ia
Junta Superior
de-. Sauidad.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
: FABRICA.. : I
De LICO r e S

Los meiores produo-
tos que 50 consumer en-
In Isla do
Puerto Rico.
Las rBejores cremas
o. chartreus, anie
de orc. anis escaTcllado,
del mopo, IIarc&-
exclusive de Ia casa.
FL mejor Ron VieIo
el superior.
Especial ei cof1ac,
etc. etc.
Arises al alcsnce
y al gustO
do t0do q. mundO,
6 sea de divcrsas ciases
hasta el mas setscGO
y superior
>OrnO las marcas
.ki Globo", FL Trgre."
Vinos pasa, Mlstelay
do innumerabies cl. ses.
Ell niej0r vinaqre que SO
cOnoce Ell ell pais.
GarantiEatlos t0dos los
artfculos
como de In meier class
y c~ndiciones.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

1924 n, 18th St.
March 10, '05
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

Pa'eot Attorneys, Y shioero DC.
Granted to Missouri iny:o rs ,hi
week reported by 9, snow sco.
David I, CLAYTON, Amorct, lnSior
pad, William IIcnckler. ST. LOUIS,
Fish hook. Hiram @. Hooo, Welt
CITY, Spike puller George Johnston
81 Joseph; Mr. or liquid rcciproca,ing
engine and plmp having rotary oper
atlng mechanism. Frederick A,
schierbers S. Louis Car rcgistery
Hermann schneue. ST. Loa,s. Nd.
LOCK- Maud l. Williams. St. loli.
Drinkins uiensiI.
For copy OF any above patent,
send ten cents IN postage STAMP.
v''N la'f da'e Of tbs paper to c. a
s"nw and Go w s,lGngtan. u. c
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
MILESTONE ITEMS,
By forgelmenol,

Al last as ! have been silent for
many weeks VIII try my luck
again.
Jessie Bruion and mother left a
few days ago for Joplin No, where
they will make their future home.
Alma and Ia Absher spent
6aturda~ sunday aud Monday
week wit the Neukiri girls
Saturday night week there was
10 party given by Mrs. Ernest
Nenklfk and Alma Smcdly ut the
formers home in honor Of John
Ncnkirk and jim West who lott
for Iowa last Wednesday eve. We
're sorry 10 see you 90 boys hut
wish you \ safe and pleasau,
trnrncy and much success ia your
new home,
On March II Mrs G. q. Frisk
gave a quilting tor married ladies
That night Miss iGa gave djpcj
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
LIFE, WHAT rs l79

First, IL is what we make it.
The simple life being above all
else the proudest Of a governed
mind, 1t Is natural that the edu'
cation Of the child has much to
do with it. In general the par
ents have two methods Of rearing
up children The first Is, 70
bring them up for themselves.
These children are looked upon
as a compliment by their parents
They are considered as part %
their property, occupies 4 place
among their possessions Some.
times this place is the highest,
especially whom the parents value
the life Of their affections. Again
we may say where material I'M
terests, the childrenin snch cas-
es holds the second, third and
many times thr very last Place.
In any case he is Il "nohody
The second Il, to bring them
up as an ideal, never saying Nc
to them for any thing they may
ask, leaving them to their own
will. md as they grow up never
instruc,iug them to obey the a.
vine injunction Children obey
your parents in the Lord, which
is the first mandment with
promise, From this last mode
OF teaching Is where the great
Idomineering spirit has come
from which is ruling oven down
trodden humanity (thc ranks Of
the poor.
1t is not surprising that tho
spirit Of revolution arises in TIC
breast Of the poor, for the reason
that the ancient legion has beer
repudicated Hence, we say, by
degrees the working men have
been given over to hardships, is
olatcd, dcfenceless to the powci
Of their tyranical employers, and
greed Of unrestrained competi
ton as well as from the tw,
wrong teachings spoken ofabove
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
HOWE, TEXAS,
March. 10. 1905

March, ~, l9O5.
The CnEssET Norwood Mo,
Dear I'd. some kind friend has
been sending me the CREssET a
way down here in Texas and np.
prccatc it very much, and
thought this beautiful Sabbath eve
] wonld write your valuable paper
q short letter,
Crops look wolf In this country
Wheat will hide a rabbit provid
ina il ism t a jack rabbit you sec
we have : kinds OF rabbits ont
here, and | would ike TO have had
some OF my old friends around
Norwood on. hare while so bad
snow on the ground we had fine
time chasing those long cared RAD
bits, we caught u one morning.
Well this is Il much richer coun.
try than Wright Go though hike
old Wright for It was there | was
born aud raised This Il a black
land country there is no rocks aud
q wagon tire viii luat hundred
years, and yon seldom see u borse
with shoes on.
Land sells ion from $40 10 SlO0
per acre
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

This 10 n prairie country can
see 8 towns from the place ] live
on. One 3 miles. another II miles
and anoth ,r II miles.
Corn planting is IN full blast our
garden looks fine, onions, peasand
radishes all up; come over next
Sunday all Of you "cor's", and we
will have mess Of greens.
Well ! will quit and il see this
in print ] may come again and tell
Isolne more about the Lone Star
stats.
Success 10 the Ed and bis many
subscribers.
g. i. Cooley.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

Iirt'a Opt Hays is very sick a,
,hls writing
Inc Oyster supper a, Wm. Hollis
was well attended las! Sat. night.
John Slilwtll has bou,h a nea
buggy.
Miss CLANCY leh Tue. 10 attend
school at Mt Grove.
G.. Il. Phelps made & business
,tip.to NJ Grove last Friday.
y J., McGown OF Topaz was in
our little village last Monday eve.
Mr.. Coleman Of Ava passed lhroagb
orr lit,le village las, W ,d.
Samuel El,io' is very sick at this
writing
Will RISE viii be with you on
C)rfrsp,odcnis Day, il he can.
Floyd Gillty is goiog to give
dance urNt Sat, evening.
S,mucl Bo;d visited his uncle nj
Norwood last week
| !. u. Rogers rot thrown from his
horse las, Sat, md 90, hur, very
bad.
We'll vii close for this TING. II
this escapes the W b. viii come
Ohtu
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

PARTY in honor ot jim Wc-' and
John Neuki,k.
Alma Smediy who went TO
Tex. about three months aGo 10
visit relatives also for her health
has returned greatly benefited in
health and reports pleasant time
Hello Sleepy Hollow boys, have
you got over going to Ernest
Neukirks party yen
Whpt is the matter with
"Smilax and Grinny? We don't
hear from them any more.
Well | viii come again sumo
time So bye-bye
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
KIND EDlToR:--
Norwood, Mo


Norwood, Mo
Dear Sir.-As / so often read n
letter from different parts Of the
&. S here come from ST,
Louis
Dear renders Of the WORLDS
CaEssEr, | am glad to hear from
YOU al', IT we want to make the
Editor snile,we all want to write
each week That is not all, if We
want to make our nelghbors
smile on US we want to smile at
them in 4 good way and treat
the ~ with smiles. and try to get
them to treat some one else with
smiles and kindness If you
want to live happy yon can, in
spite Of all that otncr people can
do. have Travelled COOL deal
!, IN different parts 81 the Z ,. l
find thai a man Or woman can
have friends everywhere he may
90 The bible tells us that no
man can light a candle and put il
under d bushcl trying to give
light to the world.
So if you will try you can show
to the strangers yon meet that
there is nothing bad about you
and that you have nothing to dc
with eyerybody's business you
meet. Treat people kind and
they will be sure to treat yor
I kind and meet You with a smile
Of pleasure,
Nov lotall try and I'LL up TIL,
\ CRE,sET aud see how many vii
lend us q helping hand and make
every reader be glaG to heal
from all who writy@to theCDEssG1
i | am glad to hear that Norwood
il huilding up lwr houses and
/ trying to make a city
I hope it will beas big as st.
( Louis some day IN the future
with it's beautiful houses and
manufacturers and q big railroad
center, hundreds OF wholesale
houses Of all kinds, also very
beautiful colleges, high schools
and that would soon make a nice
place out Of Norwood.
Today was st. Patrick \ Day
II was Il beautiful scene TO soc
All the Irish get their flies
drums, horns and several other
musical Instruments and started
/ marching to u certain part of Tho
city.
/ | will close, hoping to heal
from all neighbors through the
the FREssEr, Good bye,
$. w Bailey,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
$500 W:rth 81 Drugs
to Trade FOR land,
Apply at This orrIos.
THE PROMISES
TO ABR AHAM
AND HIS SEED
GALS: 16 20 GEN.
13 16 rs 5
DYD H. ROBERTS.
ny u II. RonfRTs.
Continued from laa, week,

And again we rcal "AnG the God Of
peace shall bruise Satsn under your feet
Shortly tVom. lG; 20J So dear read
els you see that this one seed was prom
ised nearly 1000 years, before The promis
made to Abraham. Now we ate able to
lind proof ll,ai stir further back even
before the creation Of man this one seed
which Is Ch,ist was, according 10 the
plan Ol God s:ls q lamb slnin Now We
will ,urn II Gen VI ~ las clausc. und
read "Folfin I7mc shall thy seed b.,
called" lsaac @ns The sotd Of Abraham
And the angel IT 90 L1rl called him
Abraham. only So M vhs'nndtns,
that Abraham wa hrf,l'trpf lsNmnel.
lsbmae) was abont "a ye'r> old ~ the
birlll of Isaac, Hnl wa4 ni.D lhe seed of
Ahraham' as wcl, u So 5sons mcniior-
ed Gen. p - SET ., 70 ching he
subitW Of he one -crd, ne, were mol
counted r!lor 10 J,mc SINH lhy ED e
called "nod he s,cl called n l,par dd
not come IN lie flesh fr aho,, 1000
years after Isaac, which is Christ
10 be Con inlcd
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
ANN ITEMS:
BY Wild lONER

We'll kind Edi,ot aad Cor, here !;
am again with a few mnrc items for
the CREssET.
Fine weather al present.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

In order TO relieve the child Of the terrible op-
preston it's under And that to by selling Kansas
Flour ia 500 h. lots, for cash at very Low
figure Shoes away down out Of sight, and other
articles and goods in proportion
IT YOU DO NOT Believe this Just ccnotc I MA9oHALAS
General Sters in NjRWooD, and SEE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18
Men Absorbed In Hot Metal.

Philadelphia, Nov. 17.-During the
inquest held in the cases Of John F.
Orkin and Joseph Garcia, laborers,
who we're killed at the Midvale Steel
works on Nov. 10, = was testified that
the two men had entered a pit ami that
$4,000 pounds Of hot METAL poured from
a leak and completely absorbed them.
Not trac eOf the bodies o. the men
was discovered. The steel company
has d Rclded to take about 5000 pounds
Of the steel from the place where the
men were last seen and have It buried
out OF respect for the dead workmen.
The cononers Jury rendered a verdict
Of accidental death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18
Ne ahartan. In cIerkIs Book.

Augusta, Ca, Nov 17.-If the in
Bpectors who examined the books OF
Edward C. Bearden, the late money
order clerk Of the Augusta postoffice
have found any shortage, there has
been no statement to that effect. Last
night Assistant Postmaster E. B, Hook
in reply to a question, said that he
knew Of no such finding, and made the
statement that he knew Of no reason
why the inspectors would decline to
make such q statement, though, as a
matter Of fact, the result Of the exam
nation would be made known to the
postoffice department in Washington
Miss Mamie Besrden, sister OF the late
e. c. Bearden, now lies at the point
Of death at her home here. She has
been in III health ever since the shock
caused by her brothers suicide.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18
Son Lost Mother.

Consumption runs in our family,
and through It I lost my mother"
writes E. B, Reid Of Harmony, Ne.
For the pact Ave years, however, on
the slightest sign Of a cough or cold, /
have takenlDr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which has saved me
from serious lung trouble" His moth
ere death was q sad loss for Mr., Reid q.
but he learned that lung trouble must
not be neglected, and how to cure IL.
Quickest relief and cure for coughs
and coldS. Price 90, and 81 co. guar
anteed az all drug stores. Trial bot
tleS free,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18
ANY CASES IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT
Grand Jury Releases Several
Hen Held For Murder.
ooNsIDERAsLE woRK AANOLED

Several unImpertant Gases Carried
ovoF-The Common Law Docket is
Nearly Flnlshed-one Appeal TAX
On.
The November term OF the circuit
oouFt for Alachus county was contiuu-
% yesterday, Judge J. T. Wills pre-.
siding
The siectment case OF Palmer 70.
taFkeF, in which w. H. Palmer brought
hn action against Fannie Parker, was
Of some length. The evidence consist.
ed OF a record Of the proceedings and
Judgment OF Justice Of the peace.
The record was objected 90 by the at
torney for the defendant, and the
court sustained the objection, which
resulted in q verdict by the jury, on
direction Of the court, OF not guilty.
The case will be taken to the supreme
court.
The following cases In sssumpsIt
we're disposed Of; WATERWAYS & 90. W.
D. J. Baird, judgment for $2ls.64; Ed
ward Anderson ". e. j. Baird, iudg.
ment for 81, 200; L. N. PeaToe, judg-
tBent for 1920 90.
The Albion Mining and ManuisCtnr.
ing 90 vS. Riley 4 Willard, Teplevin,
resulted 10 q judgment for the plain
tiR for % tons OF phosphate rock. A
similar case By these same parties also
resulted in like Judgment for the
plaintiff.
In the case Of J. r. EddIns W. Sam
Cook, IN aSSumpSit, q Judgment was
obtained for $3.50.
The following who we're before the
grand iuTy charged with murder were
discharged, no true bill being found
March Debo'e, Ed Kite, wal Harris
and Dan Johnson.
Several uulmpoTtant cases we're con.
tlnued for the term.
The common Law docket IL nearly
finished up and the term will not be
90 long a. some anticipated at the OPP
OHing Of che session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE
Adopted on the psath Of MrS, Ella Fa-
gan Of This Oily.

The following preamble aud reSolu-
tionS we're adopted by the Home Mis-.
si0n and the WOman'S Foreign Mia
elon societies on the death OF Mrs.
Ella Fagan, at their meeting held on
November 18th, l0O5i
Whereas, God, our Heavenly Father,
IN HE luHnlts wisdom and mercy has
seen 40 20 take from our mid0t our be.
loved sister aud co-WOrksF, Mrs. Ella
Pagan therefore, be II
Resolved, That In her death the
n. 3. Church, South, has Lost one Of
ibs faithful members and our societies
one OF their earnest and devoted work.
ere,
Resolved, That We question not the
wisdom or goodness OF Him who auf.
tsFed this stroke 10 come upon us, bot
that We humbly bow 20 HE holy will,
believing that lie doeth ell thlnRs we'll
Tor those who love and serve Him.
Resolved. That We emulate her
maHy virtues end cherish the memory
OF her association with % In the work
OF our SooietieS.
Resolved, That We extend our gym.
pathy 70 her beFeaVed family aud rel.
atlVes, and that we commend them 70
Him whose word assures The blessed
noSs Of the dead that die In the
Lord"
That copy OF thOse resolutions bs
furnished The Gainesville Sun, The
Florida Christian Advocate and also
che family Of the deceased and tina,
they be recorded In our minutes.
Mis-, l.. W. FENNELL. Chm.
MUs McELvEY,
Mas W. r, THOMAS,
Committee W. =. ". Society.
Mas T. J NINoS, Chm,
Mas W l.. FLon.
MEs, II, l., PmrER,
Committee n. NJ, society