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The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24

rLICKERTAiL FACTS AID FANCIES
The Bowbells Tribune is a seven
year old.
Several creameries are closing for
the winter months.
The Rugby Optimist is six years
old, in good health and growing every
day.
Musk1ats wrecked dam at Bathgate
and the officials are now damning the
muskrat.
Frank Andres, wanted at Wimble
don for embezzlement, was captured at
Jamestown
Dan Murphy stole fine fur lined
coat at Larimore last week and is now
in durance vile.
Farmers in some parts of the state
will experiment with sugar cane for
fodder next season.
Spling Brook was threatened by a
prairie fire but prompt action by the
citizens saved the town.
The Ward County Independent re-
commends tar and feathers for fellow
recently arrested there.
Attorney L. N. Torson of Rugby is
said to be a candidate for the state
house of representatives.
It is said five hundred Minot dogs
have been licensed and several pre-
cincts have not been heard from.
North Dakota has 1898 rural mail
routes and stands second among the
states of the union in this regard.
A big drainage convention will be
held in Grand Forks on Wednesday
and Thursday, January 10th and 18th.
Wheat thieves are getting busy and
it is said the spring guns, deadfalls,
etc. are becoming popular with the
farmers.
There was a threatened spasm of re-
form at Bismarck against the blind
pigs and the proprietors were busy hid.
ing their stock.
It is rather peculiar coincidence
that the bridegroom at McHenry was
an oculist and the serenader who was
shot-was hit in the eye.
Editor Mitchell, of the Norwich It.
EN- complains that drunken toughs in
suit women on the streets and thinks
that it's about time to get busy.
At BOwbellls passenger on sleep
er got off train in his mighty and
the train pulled out leaving him on
the platform in his chilly attire.
Continued shortage of cars in some
parts of the state has led to the build.
ing of many storage bins. Much grain
is piled up in the fields awaiting cars.
Bids wanted-Someone who can
erect capitol commission that will
stick is wanted to name his figure to
the firm of Mckenzie, LaMoure & Co.
The people of Bowbells are joshing
a young merchant who advertised the
following: ''lts time for heavy un-
Gerwear Come in and let me show
you mine.
Carpenters are busy erecting a big
barn on Governor Whites farm three
miles west of Litchville. The barn
will be the largest in that part of
Barnes county.
Trail county will have candidate
for governor next year. If Governor
Sarles does not make the race again
Pete Her brandson is said to be willing
to be sacrificed.
An attempt was made last Sunday
to burn the residence of s. G.. Skula-
son of Grand Forks. Weeds and
straw were piled against the shed and
was burning briskly when discovered.
A Kensal restaurant man went
hunting wild geese and crawled half
way across quarter section on his
hands and knees only to discover that
he was stalking lot of old newspap-
ers.
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Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists
&o9-415 Pearl Street, New York
500. and $500. All druggists

Miss Louie Queck Is. spending some
time with relatives in Trenton. y. ].
AZ Vincent Pierce was passing by the
ir%iG,.rcr of Rev. Mr.. GHllahcr II large
collie dog rl'Iarg up ut the fence AND
Ii, thu bay. Ii" was badly frightened
but Wa ',st seriously hurt.
There wa> quite Il mad dog scare in
'"NG 81 Monday when Mr. StevenSon'S
log sA@wr.; signs Of hytlr"phohia. h.
ran about the streets biting dogs. \
Mr!ml.,r of rrn chased the dog. He WAS
t.lrN PIT in Il shed and killed in the
evening.
y surprise PARTY was7 given in honor
If Jay Sagcr'~ 18th birthday on Tuesday
"vyrin". Those present w,rC-Nli>St 5
lidir SaSc">. Helen litter. Jennie VI
Whit,rak. ETA and Sadie F'illim-ame,
fJi'." aud Mamie Tatman. Jennie Bid
de, Cara Hudson. kati" Berger and
Florence Rer.srld; Mcs'>lS. Allen Con-
sway, William ZONES. Thomas .Tohn~~A
Hrlh,T; Watson. Parker No!and Jas
Nau-lni, jo,. Mcl[rmgy. Isaac Payne
'',,r-e Hu>kirk, Bennett and Maurice
Euckw~lth. VIM. Qucck. VIM. Morris
Elmer EoHchnIr. IL. West ami Leroy
Allen.
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Henry A. Wright of Chester, Pa, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Campbell and Miss Flor
encc Woollcy spent last week with rela-
tive' in Chesapeake City.
Mr.. Weaver and son. Cecil. of Will
mn"ton, spent Il few days this week
with Mrs. VIM. j. Smith.
Mis-. William Miller and son. of Cleve-
land, o.. are the GUESTS OF her parents,
+ Rcv. and Mrs. William Schouler, at
Trinity Rectory.
INSISTS Margaret and Anna Hamnett
of Chi!tis have returned hme after a
llet>a@t visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Kirk, CT Sylmar.
Mrs. +. II. Thomas and daughter
Mis- AlIc Thomas. who have been the
guests of Mrs. c. NJ. Boulder. returned
t" Philadelphia this week.
A!>'2 Nellie Jamison of Wilmington,
formerly az Eikton. was married recent
ly in THAT city to Mr.. Arthur Lewis, of
Rpston. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. II. \. G. We~terfeld.
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PERSONAL.

the guest of Mrs. Mary l.. Mitchell this
week
Miss Ethel Denny visited Washington
friends last week.
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IL" Al:$": .ls'h th:ee week.
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Miss .'-attie Frost, of Virginia, is the
49, " ''''''''' '''''"''''
Mrs. Stanley Prou>r, of Magnolia. Del,
has been Visiting Miss Bertha Dunbar.
Mis-. :. N. johnson, Of Leslie, was
Ms Jo,,o, ,1r,..1 Nav of p,1+i,,,,,,,
WIS tbn "rn.t ~ rII,t'.n r,5 ,,,Tl ~, :,
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CHESAPEAKE CITY.

SIS Rear Be:~waHr,r returned to
Baltimore Thursday after hayiI, spent
the summer in town.
Thomas +. Hopper returned to the
University Of Pennsylvania or Thurs
Gay.
Mis-. Geneva Truss las gone back to
l'hila,cirhi@ for the winter.
MI. Edward Latter, of Wi.m!n -ton,
and Mrs. Shatfer an! ~. Dt phiialcl-
rhia are spcEdi@G some time with their
parents. Mr.. AM Mrs. Jacob Truss
Mrs Frank Scott arl children. Of Elk
ton. n.@ / i brief Visit in town W. Tues
lay.
h,v. I. L. VIII: m,,, OF Lrwo~, De-,
Is whiting friends here.
Mrs. Joseph Folks, Of Wilmington,
~ ut Sunday in town.
Nr. aMl Mrs Henry Roots have been
entertaining friends from Philadelphia.
AirSSr@. Thomas KILLER and Paul NJ
Jones are spending A few days in town.
Mis-. Sarah Cairns. Of Philadelphia,
is visiting in town.
Mrs. |. G.. Griffith is visiting her
son in MoIrisvile Ia.
Mrs. +. S. Barwick has been spend
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Oak
ley Barwick. has returned home
Frank Jefferson, Of Lehigh Univer-
sity. is home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. of Camden. n.
j.. have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ReeS.
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BLAKE

Mr.. .A"n2o Evans and wife Of Kan
9l> city, and Mr. William Evans and
Miss Reberca Pcncill. of Perryville are
visiting Mrs. Margaret Evans.
Ms Louisa McCauley. of Elkton. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hester Nc.
Caulry
EX-Sheriff Robert Mackcy spent "a IT
Sunday with friends in Newark.
Mrs. c. VI. Srrl~rlinG is visiting her
so. Mr.. Albert Soc .rrliu-. in Balti.
mere.
Mss Bertha Kite Spcrt l:Gi. week with
Mis- .Auy Whrrry. cf Hickory lIiN.
Miss Clara Cherry. Of Atlantic City.
j. making It visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank CHERRY.
Miss Sara Anderson. Of C"wantown.
j. vi:'t,r- her aunt, Ma Cement Me.
AiIiStrr
Mr. Harvey MrA!h>ter. Of Winning
toy. : making visit among friend;
here.
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GREENHURST

Mr.. Haines England. of Harrisburg,
Pa, is spending some time with John
/. Clcthcr%
Mr.. Kirk johnson. of Philadelphia.
is calling on friends and relatives around
here.
Miss AnmM Crthers is with friends
in Philadelphia.
Master Robert Crothcr., is visiting his
aunt. Mrs. Dunlap, Of Connecticut
Mrs. Richardson. of CharltStpwn. is
spending some time with Mrs. George
Willnms.
Quite Il number from around here at
tended the funeral of Walter Clifford
at Zion on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Mary Brickley is attend
Ing the High School at North East.
The golden rod tea given by the mem
b,ra of Ebcnczcr NJ. T. Church on Tues
day evening ut the home Of Mr. George
Williams. was we'll attended and was
in every way Il success. about twenty
seven dollars being realized.
Mr.. Charles Brush is going to have Il
public sale Of his personal property on
October %.
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COLORA.

Mr. and Mrs. David Wiliett celebrated
their 10th wedding anniversary at their
home at Mt Pleasant on Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Edward Alnhrr, of Albany. \. Y,
spent several days with his parents, Mr.
ard Mrs. David Mailer.
Mrs. Charles Warlin+ and little
daughter. Of Philadelphia. were thc
guests Of Miss Etta To>A last week.
Master Raymond Ncsb:tt AID Evelyn
Garrett are students at Wees: Netting
ham Academy.
Mis- Kate McCay. Of IonghEgnamon,
visited her brother, Mr.. William McCay
and family from FrGay uHt!l Monday.
Mr.. Lawson NesNitt lett il'St Satnr-
day for Connecticut, where he will teach
school.
The knights of PNlhlaS Of C"."rd at
tended church nj Mt. Pleas ut ,.>t sun
day m"ln!rE.
Mr.. Shiy!ey AND tan.F have gone
1" A.Hop@. Whtr" they will >"e@i SOME
tlnt.
Mis-. Aaron j. Michr!,r : ,'b1onSiy
Ill ~ Aer home near mere.
Nj "Ed Mrs. Waiter A"N -, "f
We" .dWn spent Sunday with Ills bro
ther. NQiter McNey and family.
Mics Anna ami MtEc.n A"o'" %!e
"lEtei t"lnlnE COMPANY From N":l.ft"WA.
Mr$ Harrison, OF Baltimore. has been
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The EpWu'lh Lra"u, G~vtt;". i meet
ing will be in charge of Miss Grace NJ
Holm Sunday evening At $40. Subject,
''Ita Nhi.stlaN al.I HI: Bible"
MI ''toTsr Holm who has been work
in- III Wilmington, has returned to his
pot II 1.-@ Institute laundry.
~. jaqn,, Newell, II Chicago. spent
a few lay, this We X with his mother.
Mr.. aa!!r.tr Newell.
Nj. ."I M. Robert McCleEnhau. of
Ba';a ere. are In" @ui.t> of Mrs. Laura
Mrt .u.a'!.
.!g infu:i Niit.. l.. i.umn after ,:panl-
ina- ,,'i",tIul week with hi. son. Mr..
H"~''. Waite. g.: Frr.c!tci;.
NJ. Rr;. tft,H,Il and chi.Grn are
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Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day he ps.
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Get
s e = = Y > S
E. gg11gglsIOga

When you go to a drug store
ard ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought 10 have
It. Don't be surprised. though,
If you are offered something
else. Wines, cordiais, extracts,
asc., OF cod liver oil are clenti-
I'll but don't imagine you are
eating cod liver oil when you
AXE them. Every year for thirty
years we've osen increasing
me sales Of ,Scott's Emulsion.
Nhy? Because It has always
been better than any substitute
for it.
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We Are Ready

In every Department f>r
Fall Trade. Clothing,
Ready-to- Wear, Tailoring,
Furnishings, Hats and
Shoes. The latest styl-s in
Mems Suits and Overcoat%
are here. Suits, 80 to 500
in Blacks, Blues and Greys
and Fancy Worsteds; Over
coats, IS to S25 in Oxfords,
Blacks and Fancy Cheviots;
Suits to Order, 500 to $40;
Trousers, IS to SIS. Fall
Shirts, Underwear, Hos
iery, Neckwear and Gloves.
Dunlaps, Stetsons and Roe
lofs Hats. Our special $3.50
Shoe "The Overland" is
the best Shoe at that price
we have seen. Walkovers,
SO. so and $500.
Biggest Blsg,,sa MULLINS Clothing Getl
Best. Wilmington. Shoes
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FRANK PRICES
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT

For Fall business we have selected the finest best Of
Merchandise that We have shown. We in part:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
RESOLUTIONS or COINCIDENCE
Adopted on the Death Of Mrs. Ella Fa.
gan Of This City.

gan Of This City.
The following preamble aud re'olu-
tions we're adopted by the Home Mis-
sion and the Woman's Foreign Mic
sion societies on the death OF Mrs.
Ella Pagan, at their meeting held on
November l6th, 1905;
Whereas, God our Heavenly Father,
In His infinite wisdom and mercy has
seen &c 20 take from our midst our he
loved sister and co-worker, Mrs. Ella
Pagan therefore, be il
Resolved, That In her death the
M. E. Church, South, has lost one OF
its faithful members and our societies
one OF their earnest aud devoted work.
eFs.
Resolved, That we question not the
wisdom or goodness OF Him Who snf'
fered this stroke to come upon ne, but
that We humblY bow TO His holy will,
believing that He doeth all things we'll
for those who love and serve Him.
Resolved, That we emulate her
many virtues ami cherish the memory
OF her association with us in the work
OF our societies.
Resolved, That We extend our sym.
patty to her bereSved family and rel-
atives, and that we commend them TO
Him whose word assures the blessed
neSp OF 1.-The dead that die In the
Lord. !"
That q copy OF these resolutions be
furnished The Gainesville Sun, The
Florida Christian Advocate and also
the family Of the deceased and that
they be recorded 10 our inmates.
Mas. L. W. FENNELL, Chm.
Mrs MCELvEY,
Mas. W. X. THOMAS,
Committee W. =. NJ. Society.
Mas. T. J. NrKoS, Chm,
Mas. W L FLOYp,
Nus. n. l. PHWEg,
Committee n W. society
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20

Hero w. EdwaE9s ~ Dee Mainss.
loWs. eos fall 90 81 W uaik lasi
uintsS. sVFniuing his VFlsi and bsuls-
tnF be kases. ne BsIt GsY." ~
aagE "taey usFa - sofs ed Stig I sas
afraid Rua1 hare ~ say Ia I'D. bTt
! Futtef thsu Ueii With Cha1bgFiaia'a
Pain nalm. and amer q few apgifra.
iaa8 80 G1fane1s So dErFraeaf.
- ale % 81 afuEEists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20

II 10 q disa4tESat oalamity vtss yus
iosr yoaF hsaith. bscsss~ indiEsstlns
SD eghstipasion hate sspprd t aWaT.
PFsmpi tsiisf saa % ha4 ~ 10 Eiaft
NsE LIE Pnis Thsy bald - gnBf
4 .EeeiiFu organs go eafo ksa1aeAs,
dis1iaeaa. este, ea1afiEafian, re
0u8FHntee4 % au efug Eiogus -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20

Nearly Fioished-oue Appeal TAX
en-.
IRON Saturdays Daily Sun.
The November term OF the circuit
eOuFt Cor Alachua county was continu
ed yesterday, Judge J. T. Wills pre-
siding
The sjectment case of Palmer w.
Parker, in which w. H. Palmer brought
an action against Fannie Parker, wal
Of SOme length. The evidence consist,
ed Of record of the proceedings and
judgment Of justice of the peace
The record Was objected to by the at
tOFney for the defendant, and the
, court sustained the objection, which
resulted in a 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 assumpSit
were disposed Of; Waterman & Co. vs..
i. J. Baird, judgment for $2ls,64; Ed
ward Anderson We. E. j. Baird, judg-
msnt for 81 200; L. N. Pearce, iudR-
ment for 1920 IS.
The Albion Mining aud Manufactur.
ing Go. We. Riley & Willard, replevin,
resulted in a judgment for the plain
tia for % tons Of phosphate rock. A
similar case by these same parties also
resulted in a like Judgment for the
plaintiff.
In the case Of ]. R. Eddins vs.. Sam
Cook, in assumpsit, q judgment was
obtained for $3.50.
The following who we're before the
& grand jury charged With murder we're
discharged, no true bill being found ;
March Debose, Ed Kite, Will Harris
and Dan Johnson.
Several unimpoTtant cases we're con-
tinued for the term,
The Common law docket is nearly
e finished up and the term will not be
90 long 90 Some anticipated at the OPP
ening Of the session,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
ANNIVERSARY ANIMAOvgRsIoN
Enjoyed at the Cottage Home Of Albert
Weber, North Gainesville.

Enjoyed at the Cottage Homo Of Albert
Weber, North Gainesville.
ThuFSday evening, November 10Th,
was a very memorable one for Albert
Weber, the piano manufacturer, who
has resided 10 North Gainesville for h
yesr, that evening being hiS fret TO
celebrate. There Was q large number
present at bis pleasant cottage and
nothing WsS spared TO make the oeea'
zion LONG to be remembered.
Mr.. Weber has cultured taste for
decorations and he did this part with a
lavish haRd. IL was q perfect bower OF
beauty and admired BY the recherche
gathering OF beauty and beaux OF this
city.
Music aud miFth made che evening
glide sWiitly BY until the slime ioF the
dainty refreshments, when the large
crowd pAFtOOk OF q toOthSOme repast
that vas in keeping With the other ar
engagements 90 carefully carried out in
every detail. It was an event long TO
De remembered oy ell.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20

Henry D. BaldVih, Superintendent
City watsrWofk'. shaisbaFE, VIE
writes Il hhVs tried macy kihds Of
linimsuts. bot ! have hsvsf received
much benefit until ! Used BallaFd's
snOW Liblmeht for Fh8umatitm and
pains. ! lhiht % the beet inimeat 90
earth" 10. bOs fBd a.. sold b. W.
w. J0hnsou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
lHY CASES IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT
Grand Jury Releases Several
Hen Held For Murder.
CONSIDERABLE WORK HANDLED

Several unimportant Gases Carried
Ovon--The Common Law Docket is
Nearly Finished-One Appeal TAX.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20

TRO passenger ooashsa have been
turned oat feom ths shops % the
GaiassViils and Cali railsay 10 tbis
city, after . thoFoaCh oVefhsuIinG and
rspAintitE. They are nov IL hFSt-olsss
o0ndiiioa ard siil b. sppFcelatsd b.
the tFaVslinE public
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
No Case Of Pneumonia on Record

We do not know Of q singls instance
where . cough or cold resulted Ia
pnsumOnih or consumption when FO-
ley's Honey and Tar had been taken.
IL cures coughs and colds perfectly
% do NOS take ehsnces with come IN.
knoWn preparation which may contain
opiatss, which cause constipation, .
condition that Fetatds recovery from
. cold. Ask for Foisgb Honey and
Tar ana refuse any Substitute odeFud
j. W. MsCoilum 4 Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
Friday Afternoon,

Excursion on p 4 o steamer ont 10
Golf stream, given by citizens OF nj.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

TACK the vital organs, causing catarrh OF
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement Of the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking DR., Kilmer's Swamp-RoOt, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
1t corrects inability TO hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessityof being
compelled to go often through the day,
and to get up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-ROot is soon realized.
II stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root Is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in ffty-ceut and
One-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis.
covery and book that tells all about il,
both sent free by mail. Address, DR.. Kill
mer & Co., BinghamtOn, y, y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake but remember the name, Swamp
Root. DR.. Kilmer's swamp Root, and the
address, Binghamton, n. y, on every
bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
Kite plaeharnaa.
- aalurtaI'. DaIII %

From satuEday's Daily Sou.
10 ths esss ~ 70 RIB. Kits. boaBd
oVeF 20 49, grand iaET shaEErd Wish
blilna GsosRs BFAdisT. q soioFed mae
60 Orange HsiEhts lass saturday tbs
EFasd i0Fy cane late oJan asd f0usd
90 tree t1il. and tbe dsfsndBnt snd be
bgedsmen uefa discharged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20

700 want q remedy that will not
only give quick relief but effect . per-
maBent cure
You Want q remedy that will relieve
the lungs and keep eIpeotoration ea'y
You wait remedy that will coon
terAct any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want q remedy that 10 pleasant
ard safe 10 take.
ChHmbeTlAin's Cough Remedy meets
ell % these requirements and for the
speedy and permanent cure ot bed
colds stands without = peer For sale
b. all druggists,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-20
STATE TEACHERS MEET.
Good Program Has Been Adopted for
Convention by Committee.

| ~ -'''''''N'NN'
The nineteenth annual meeting OF
IN, Florida Educational As.ociaurn is
to re ed H. Miami, commencing De.
Gem her 27tn. This annual meeting
promises 60 be one OF the best ever
held by the association in this State.
The Program
Nineteenth Annual Meeting. Florida
Educational Association at Miami,
Fla, December ~ 20, 1906.
Wednesday, December 27, p. m.
Music by BiseAyne Orchestra.
ocAtion-Rev, W. w. Faris, D. D.
Address Of welcome on behalf Of the
city-Hon, Mitchell B. Price,
On behalf Of the teachers Of Dade
county-ProH. W. w. Hall, principal Of
Miami High School,
Music by BiseAyne Orchestra,
RepOnse to addresses Of welcome on
behalf Of the SsSoclatlOn-Prof. ]. W,
McCluDR, superintendent city schools
Of Tampa.
Annual address BY President A, A.,
Murphree Of Tallahassee, president Of
the State College for Women.
Thursday, Ga m.
Invocotion-Rev, w. +. stanton.
Vocal solo-Miss Pearl Gardiner.
Lecture to be supplied
Science in the Grammar Schools-
Prof, r NJ, Evans Of Tampa,
Ten minutes for general discussion.
Teaching OF English in the Grammar
Schools-Prof. R, NJ. Evans OF Tampa.
Ten minutes for general discussion,
Teaching of English In the Grammar
SchOols--Miss Ada F. Merritt Of Lem.
on City.
Ten minutes for discussion.
Thursday, $50 p. m,
SolO-MrS. Eugene Romph.
Annual address OF State Superin-
tendent w. NJ, Holloway,
The Standard Course OF Study for
the High School; What II Should Be
Prof. R. NJ. Ray, principal, Plant
City Prof. L. B. Edwards, principal,
SuwOnnee High School
Thirty minutes for general discus.
zion.
Thursday, 8 p. m.
Music by BiSeayne Orchestra.
Male Quartette.
GsviuR the Boy a Square DeAl-Prot.
A, l.. SuhFie Of Stetson University.
Lecture-TO be supplied.
Friday. 9 a., m.
Invocation-ReN J ID Lowe.
SOlO-MiSs Julia TaliafcFrO
Some High school ldeals-MiSs Hat
tie Carpenter OF Miami
Prof. q W. Hulvey OF DeIAnd--
Subject 10 be Supplied.
Expression and ils Relation 90 Edu-
cation and Life-Miss Edith W. Moses
Of Tallahassee.
Business session
Friday Afternoon,
Excursion on p 4 o steam - ont 10
Gulf stream, given by citizens Of Nj.
ami.
Friday Evening.
Concert by Miami Conservatory OF
Music.
Reception by citizens Of Miami
All the Failrohd and steamship lines
Of the State have granted q round trip
fare plus % cents, and the executive
committee 10 endeAVoFinR TO do better
still, 10 which case they will annoubes
through the press. The HalcVOBe ito.
tel will be- the associations headquaF.
tes and has given special rate Of o. 90
day, ~ has the San Carlos Hotel.
The EVsrgIAds will make Q ~ 90 rate
and the Southern 81 90 per day.
Further lnfoFmGtion can be secured
from any Of the reception eommittes
20 Mani, che members Of uhieh are
prufa " "a Hall a - Renua end a