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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04
SCENES IN RURAL FRANCE
Ideal Spot for the Home of Love, But
Young Folks Have De-
parted

II would be difficult to find more
suitable background for love making
than the rural landscape of central
France affords. Earth and sky combine
their beauties to form rustic paradise.
In June nature wanders down the fer.
tile river valleys like lovely princess
who is crowned with flowers and goes
her way carelessly, yet nobly, yelled
softly in rosy mist.
Whether you follow the high road or
the meadow path, presently you find
yourself lost In ver.table tanglewood
of sound and sense. Above the other
bird notes which thrill the air. the
cuckoos call sounds clear, the cricket
chirps a home song at your feet, and In
the neighboring clump of trees a wood
pecker whistles for rain.
To the right the river at this point In
its course no more than n creek, winds
gracefully between sweet meadows. or
under willow branches: further down.
where 1t widens out. just beyond the
small arched bridge, there is an old mill
and n washhouse standing In the
stream To the right, at a distance. the
hIltops are outlined against summer
sky and ahead are uplandG which seem
TO touch the lightly floating clouds.
Yet youth Is absent from every corner
Of the scene. and without youth you can
not have romance. In the wide fields
where peoples flame in the waving
a Ia y
he ripening grain. you see only odd PEG
pie working. bending their backs wear
| ily beneath n double weight of toll and
years For all the young men are scrv-
| ing in the army
And the girls have gone TO Paris. or
to some other lesser city nearer by. not
20 earn living merely, but also. If pos
sihle, to earn dot
You cannot help feeling that 1t In n
| pity that strangers only, who are rarely
In n picturesquely sentimental mood.
| have n chance to enjoy the attractive
| lovers hooks that In this neighhorhood
abound. the while the rightful owners
are far away, plodding through the
| prose of life
In the village customs hCreahout
| however, n trace Of the poetry of tn"
country life of former days remains II,
| the browning of the Rosiere which
takes place In early June, This is the
| occasion when the most Virtuuua
maiden of the parish receives rose H.
| acknowledgment Of her goodness. ana
receives likewise dowry, which has
been provided either by the cure or by
some kind hearted arstOCrat OF the
countryside.
The crowning of the Rosiere is always
a charming festival, even though the
| rustic queen OF virtue who has been
chosen Is homeIy, and utterly without
| grace of manner-which is usually true
| of course else she would not be so sur
paSsingly good Dressed all in white
she goes through the streets on the
mayors arm, followed by procession
| of white-rohed maidcns bearing gar
| lands of flowers.
With appropriate ceremony the
roses. the dowry which has been pro.
rided, and possibly little Gift of his
own. as n souvenir of the occasion.
Sometimes the festival ends I'm a wed
ding, and the Rosiorc becomes the happy
| bride OF some rustic sutton. who apprc
| ciated her virtues even before they won
| her dot
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

Oyster Bay, n Y, Aug Sharks
are invading The waters about Oyster
Bay M cjght-fuOt specimen was har.
puoncd within sight of the summer
home of President Roosevelt. lie
proved to be- handsome member of
The tribe. and will be exhibited in one
of the store windows Of the town AS
Il result Of the capture, swimming In
the bay has been practically suspended.
and shark hunting expeditions are be-
ing ORGANIZED
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Usage river food Is cause Of $3.50, 900
loss
Sweden arranges for a loan of SIS.
100000
The Kaiser will be in Copenhagen
July 81.
The gambling lid is on tight at Jop
line, Mo.
Secretary Wilson has no thought of
rcsigning.
Number Of army desertions shows
big increase.
France Is inclined to doubt kaiser
concerning Morocco
Emperor William calls upon Danish
king at Copenhagen.
The car declares he never will con-
cludc shameless peace.
French sugar kings failure causes
panic on Paris boursc.
Heavy rains have mace much Of Tex
A. wheat unmarketable.
Great Britain will stand by Japan,
he! ally, In peace terms.
Cotton operatives strike at Lanca-
hire involves 10000 men
John Mitchell says there is little
danger Of big coal strike.
Minister Takahara says Japan Is pre-
pared to continue the war.
Carlton. alleged wife murderer, now
says Lc had four helpmates.
Daughter is born to Mrs. de Navar-
70. formerly Mary Anderson.
Government commission Is sent 10
investigate land gratis In west
Gigantic combine to fight Standard
Oil Is capitalized at s25 0ua 900.
Expert u. w. Snow finds more black
rust IN wheat In the northwest,
VI. WHITE says he Is cars courier to
find elt Iapan's terms to-end war
Kansas ha- only about half enough
cash IN the treasury to pay July bills
Modern Miller SAYS northern winter
wheat crop was secured in good condi-
tiuu
Japanese band AT Kioto plays Aud
Inur Syno" for Secretary Taft and his
party.
Admiral Ych. of the Chinese navy.
died suddenly At the Kiangnan arsenal
SHANGHAI
GOV. Larollrttc of Wisconsin saws
John II RucE,Trllpr is "the greatest
criminal of the age.
Scdalia, Mo. plans to hold worlds
fair IN 1890. To- celebrate centennial of
M,-sourrs admission
Rrpor, reaches pittsbnrg that big
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04
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GyDgies on the Sen

In the archipelago OFF Mergui. of the
coast of Lower Burma, Asia, live the
sea gypsies. Instead of carts they
own covered boats, In which with theiy
families. dogs, cats, chickens and pets
they float about on the sea and wander
from island to island. BY day they fish
or harpoon turtle or dive for oysters
But every night they put back to the
shore. II the weather is bad at sea
they land with their dogs and then
poach, catching porcupines. squirrels
armadilloes, hog, deer and the like. OF
which they make savory stews. o.
American gypsies do.-Chlcago Jour.
nal
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

Springfield has been selected rs
the location of the Southwest Nor
NAL School. Marshlield and Leb :
anon are making big fuss about
it, both towns claiming that there
was rumor to the effect that
Springfield was promised the
school by Gov. Folk. Springfield
gave for ty acres of land and S25,
600.
The meeting of the Missouri
Press Association will be held at
Hannibal next year. William NJ.
Southern of Independence was
elected president at the st, Joseph
meeting last week. John +.
Campbell of the Doniphan Pros
pect- News was elected one of the
vice presidents.
A ship of one of the Amerisan
lines reaching here from Europe
had 100 babies of all col0rs and
natiOnnlities as part of the cargo.
Judge VIM. N. Male of Freder-
icktown died at his home there on
the Goth ult., aged SO years.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04
The Dear Friends,

Miss Paloozer- Doesn't that Spoonall
make you tired? | asked him the other
evening what made him 30 lackadaisiCal
and he sighed and said It was because he
lacked daisy to brighten and sweeten
his life.
Miss Jellers-No wonder you didn't
like that He knows your name is Rose
Chicago Tribune.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure any case, nc
matter of how long standing, in TO ID
days. First application gives ease and
rest. soc. If your druggist hasn't it
send soc. in stamps and it will be for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

Dr Montgomery aud Mis- Wilson
trfr m, Jail 'uluhur Miss Wilson
cmua Iruacuu.ly 10 her anonymity
u am u'p,s, Il In the ra.r. sh,
aid. ..1hrA because thuh The mar
prhf 'u ha,a chance at rqua
chance
a, "a III. tho iatlcr was called by
tr,.phuu Some person who refused
lu a.,, hi. uamu 81 the time. an
nCmDrl thar hr would appear ar IN,
jail a lu a m. prepared to furnish
| muurN. the Lack If which It ha- beet
aljrgpd prevented iioch from complDD
mg he legal records required bay TIA,
supreme court IN ease Of all appeals
The jniIcr attached nate inpor.
tunrr I" III" notification.
l!ul az the hour named Dr Mont
Eumrry who IL one of the best known
physirans in CHICAGO. with Miss vii
| son appeared at the jail. Their talk
| With the TALLER convinced him they
were In earnest. and steps were at ono,
taken for q new appeal 10 the governor
IN execution WAS postponed uuti
the LAT moment liorh was notified
Of what Wa going ON. He grew merry,
Gus AMI paced his cell The governor
in answer to the rcuvra'. said to be sure
Of the money Whrn tho money 5000
was paid over. tho possession was
almost ready tor the rallows
III Montgomery has taken an inter.
est In the IIurh case from physician
standpoint asserting his opinion that
his Analysis Of alleged poisoning
charged to tIorh reveals an Impossible
situation. and that Ilurh could not have
committed the crHm"s.
The saving Of nuch was one of the
most sensational happenings the coun,
ty Jail has ever known
"Whrn I get born nEntn 1 nm ga-
Ing to pick out 81 rich father.
III get into trouble The next time
| come on earth. | will probably have
money enough 10 get fair shake.
These were Hnch's words he evening
before, when the governor had refused
to grant the stay,
II will be ready when the time
comes" he said TO the jaiIer
AN innocent man will be executed
| swear to God that | am innocent OF
the murder Of my wife
So far rs the Chicago authorities can
make out, IIoch murdered Il of his
wives, first getting them to give him
the money for which he married them.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04
A Suggestion TO Russia

The car has decided not to hirs
Schwab to build another navy for Rus
STA At this distance, says the Chicago
Record Herald. II looks as II the czaI
might well pay somebody to gather vi
such remnants of a navy as Russia still
has and take It so far away that It could
never possibly get back again.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

Hereafter please don't contradic
me when tell you anything. | kne9
what / was talking about when ! said
saw those pajamas Well say no more
about it
During the next week Mrs Blinks was
ideal Not since their honeymoon had
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04


saw his opportunity
What's that you we're looking at lust
now he inquired, stcrnly rising in
bed
why dear, | didn't know You were"
OF course, you didn't, Bluks inter.
rupted. and you were looking at my silk
pajama9 that you have been hiding so
long Wt!l you please tell me. now that
you have been found out, what reason
you had for concealinG them from me?
Why. dear, | don't know what to
make Of II, I'm sure they were not In
your grip when ! "npacked it. but !
must have been mis- AIKEN. done know
how happened TO put them in my
drawer. I'm awfully sorry"
Blinks was In humor to make 1t very
strong.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

Lebanon, Mo, Aug. While boat
ing on Horseshoe lake, one aud halt
miles south of this city. Percia and
Blanche Easterly and Alta and Ethel
Perkins. all Of Lebanon. were drowned
Three young men who were in the boat
with them succeeded in swimming TO
the shore Of the lake. The bodies
were recovered.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

she shown him so
much attention and
Bliuks was begin
ming 10 think that
he was the greatest
strateEist in the
world lie might
still be- thinking so
but
Tho next morn
ing the door bell
rang before break E
1as, aud the father
and brother were
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

Chicago, July 29-Fuur robbers
boarded lIalsted street ear at Il. m.
shot Conductor S. +. Ilarhor fatally
robbed passengers and fed.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04
~ hen get born nEntn I am Go.
Ing to pick out Il rich father.


Nevada, Mo, July PA r. Patter-
son, n pioneer citizen of Nayada. and
known by more people than any other
man in Vernon county, is dead, aged
n. He was an auct0ncar, . prominent
G. A. Il. man, and had been chairman
Of the republican county committee.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

A hospital is to be built at the
Confederate Home Mt Higginsville
at cost of $4,000, exclusive OF
heating, plumbing aud lighting.
A Mexico man received the con-
tract.
Additional departments Mt Wash
ington are adding to the scandal
crop. The weather bureau, ami.
NAL industry, geological survey and
fish industry are are among the
new ones mentioned that need in
vestigation.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-04

De Soto has a system of water
works costing $4,000, which was
completed in seven months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18

Below are published the official pro-
seedlings Of the Board OF Public In
strUction OF Alachua county for the
meeting held on May 2, 1905:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED A WEEK.
Is the Sum Nan Patterson viii Get
For Returning 10 the Stage.

New York, May I7.-Lcon Berg,
representative Of Hurtlg 4 Seamon,
New York theatrical maraeors. said
this, his firm has secured % ,wo-year
contract With Nan Patterson Tor her
appearance in a few we,k, IN their
theater here and later VIII one OF
their road companies.
Mr.. Berge said the contrart provided
for sliding scale Of renum. gatiun. be
ginning very high and tap,.ag down
as public curiosity lessencd He'd sal.
airy at first, according 10 Berg. will
be about 81 500 per week which will
be for several weeks. Al authorized
announcement Of parts she Is To APP.
pear in was issued Monday from the
Office OF her counsel. Mr.. Levy.
The royalty from the SAD, OF her
book will be considerable unless It is
too long withheld.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18

Williams 5000; Lake Jeffords No. rs,
Nancy c. Jones $500; Hague No. 81.
Emma p, Williams 3l7OO; Jerusalem
No. 81, j. r. Wilson $1,000; Tacoma
No. 33, ]. G. Jones 1900; Hco No. 80,
W A. Rochelle $50 %; Foar Mile No.
Al, 7. +. D'Bose 5000; Whitaker
No. As, 5. Ethel Williams $500
Ineidentals.
c. c. Reddiek, interest. tlll3; Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Chaires, interest, tl02. 33; J. II,
Jarvis, sanitation No. 26, 90; Henry
Perry, jSnitor No, 20, go; Henry Per-
~. jAnitor No. 70. $40; S. G. Hull, fix.
lures for bell No Is, g. rs; First Ma
tionsl Bank, interest, t47.55; NJ. II,
DeLsnd, incidentals for No. %, tl8 90 /;
J. G. Adkins. incidentals for No, 81.
90; II. F. Dutton 4 Co., repairs for
No. 70, $50 40; G. X, Broome, loan for
No. 90, $50; A. W. Taylor. plAts and
maps. tl2 80; Leonard Guthrie, wood
for No. 3, 81 so; A, NJ. Jenords, attor-
ney fees and suit No. IL, SIS. 4Oi q. w.
Roland. attorney fees and court eK-
pense No. IL, Ga 90; X J. HAGsock.
attorney fees aud court expense No.
II, sl457; II II. MeCresry. printing,
SO So; S. II. Adams. supplies for Are
dondo No. IS, 90 %; d. A Robertson,
circulating petition No, 70, %; T. X.
Pickett. error in Tax assessment No.
%, tl3 ~; Mary Hague, blackboard
for Willeford No. IS. 81 20; J. l.. Ksl-
ley, salary superintendent, tl0O; J. l..
Kelley, hostage and other ineidentSls,
t765; First National Bank. interest,
tl2Ss Al; II. II, McCreary. advertising
special district No. 70. 90; W. n. Rob-
eFtson, commission on special tai,
1l22.S7; W. d. Dickinson, commission
on collecting special tar, t2l 50; Lin
ME Ksllum, teacher Cool spring No.
II, tl2; J. l.. Kelley, expense schools
and Tallahassee, t27.S2
X. h. WEEKs. Chm. I'D Pub. Inst.
Attest: ] l.. KELLEY, Sec. and Supt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
MONEY WASTED?
HEALTH GONE ?
After Doctors Have Ackrow edged
Their g. IRE, We Say c. F.P.
Will Positively Cure-Your
Money Back IL it Doesn't.

It's pretty hard mstter in these
daysto make 4 sick. despairing woman
believe that there is reAlly one rem.
edy which will positively cure those
diseases and weaknesses peculiar TO
the sex. She has probably "doctored"
until purse and patience are both ex-
hausted-has tried first one reputed
remedy after another--but always
with the same Fesult-iRilure-Snd il
you are one Of these, we address you
ia sympathetic confidence.
6 +. p. (Gerstle's Female Panacea)
is no new, untried , PREPARATION. Ii has
stood the test of years aud has cured
Thousands. In cases OF prOlRpsus
failing OF the womb, irregular, pain
ful or suppressed periods. ovarian
troubles, etc, II has no equal. You
don't have to take our word for it,,
either-get a one.dollar bottle from
your druggist, use 10 carefully IS di-
rected, then you can eonscientiously
say you have not been benefited take
the empty bottle back to the man who
sold il TO you, and he will instantly
refund your dollar.
Ifyour druggist cannot supply you
send US one dollar direct, and we will
send you a bottle express prepaid. II
you feel that your case represents any
peculiar features and that you need
sdvice, write TO the Ladies' Health
Club, care Of the Gerstle Medicine Co.
Chattanooga, Tenn, and your letter
will be answered and the very best ad.
vice freely given by experienced and
sympathetic women.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
ANNUAL ENcAnPMENr.

South Florida 10 West Florida ard
osorgis over tis 5 A. /.
The annual sIeusion Of the ssabosrd
Air Lac Railway wiIl b. EiVsa Mar
Islh and 18th. Train No. ~ Will Leave
Tampa MAJ 18th special from Jssk.
soayilIs morning Of Nay isth. ard
from Galnssvills train No. ~ Mag
lssh. The following rates from 0sinss-
VILE proper. for return tieksss Laks
Ctty. t310; Live Oak. al; Na1ison.
t3e0; Moasiselio. ts.OO. Tallahasses.
ABOi Qulnsy, tSl0O; River Juaetisn,
t6lOoi BainbFs6gs. $50.
Tickets oil b. limii@d ssgea days
sxeluaiss q dele o. sale. Y Q. Cobb,
AEent. Gainesville. dtf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18


Why suffer with rheumatism when
one application Of Cbamberlalb's Pain
Balm will relieve the paipS The Qoiek
relief which this Imminent affords
makes rest and sleep possible. and that
alone 10 worth mAuy times Ice eost.
Many who have used IL hoping only for
. shor, relief from saaering have been
happily surprised 10 Had that after
awhile the relief became permanent.
Mrs.. v. II. LsGRst, Of Yum Yum. Ten.
Bessas, q. 8. A.. writes II am . great
Sufferer from Theamatism. all over
from head 20 foot. and ChambeFiain's
Pasn Balm 10 the only thing thai will
relieve the psih." For sale by all
dyuRglaea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
ROCEEDINGS OF
SCHOOL BOARD
Business Transacted at the Last
Regular Meeting.
kEPoRr OF COUNTY TREASURER

Shows q Balance in Fund Of 50, 724.Io.
Teachers Are Paid for Services to
CountY-Warrants for Other Pur-
poses-Itsmized Statement.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18

e. u. ELLIS, Tax Collector.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
English otfeer Arrives a, capetOwn

English ofteer Arrives at capetown.
Capetown Cape Colony May IL
Lord Selborne, former mr., lord OF
the British admiralty. AMI the success.
sor Of Lord Miner as hrh commits
sioner In South Africa. arrived TO-DAY
and received an enthusi8, Welcome
Replying to the mayors address oi
welcome Lord Stlburne sa.. 90, desired
To help all those who W...-i ten On,
peace, prosperity and pr ., of a.,
country he would not r.uh from
taking his share In the common lash
entrusted TO them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
Saved by Dynamic .

Sometimes flaming city il saved by
dynamitihg a space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes n cough hangs on 90
long, you feel as IL nothing but dynA.
mite would cure &c. Y. I tray Of Cal.
houn, Ga. writes; My wife had a very
aggravated cough, which kept her
awake niRhts. Two physcisns could
not help her; 20 she took ". Kings
New Discovery for consumpt ion. coughs
and colds, which eased her cough, gave
her sleep, and hually cured her"
Strictly scientific cure Tor bronchitis
aud lAgrippe. Al drug stores, price SOC
and 500; guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
TAX NOTICE.

describe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
WARRANTS ISSUED.
White teachers.


Arredondo No. |, Agnes ZetroueI
$500; Rochelle No. 3, !. II. Owens
a7B.00, Mary Berkstresser so 90; LIS
Crosse No. &. &. NJ. Patterson $50 co.
Mrs. ]. n. Thompson S3l 80; Archer
No. 10, J. II. Fnlks SIS %, Geor-
giA Martin $4,000; Gracy No II, Marie
Richardson 5000; Micsnopy No. Is,
8. q. Hull $500. Mary Dudley &35 %,
Sophia Merry t35 o.; Cool Spring No.
IL, Pearl Osteen $500: Hawthorn No.
n, @. W. Bonner SIS 90, Marie Garlic
son 1900; Antioch No -, Kittie
Carleton SO. 100; Alschus No. %, Al. II.
DeLand $50 90. Lacy A, NeWsome
$500, Rosa NJ. May $50 90; Waldo No.
-, ]. VI. Coffee 5000, Ellen Wallace
$4,000, Leslie May s35 %, Claudia Am.
brose $500; Gainesville No. ~. J q.
Kellum $500, s + Mcintosh t75 90,
Mn. G. =. Powell 5000, Mrs.
W. P. Coffey 80 90. Annie la.
Costa $40 90, Kate Tomkies $40 %,
Mamie Mcintosh 5000, Mrs. Sallie
Zetrouer 1900. Serena Shannon 80 co,
Florence Balls 1900, Mabel Sanchez
5000; Stroble No. 81, J. @. Adkins
sllOOO. Bertha Terry $500; Cannon
No. %, Jessie Bars So; High Springs
No. a., W. Z. Bell 5000, Annie Ed
wards SS7 80, Leila Cato tS7 80. Loslla
Bell 5000; ClesvelABd No. IS. Leo
nora FiIdes 5000; Tacoma No. 90,
Ruby Hawkins, 5000; Newberry No.
"a L. W. Denhsm $500. Fannie
Miselle ts5 GO; Hatehet Greek No. Is.
Josephine McC0mb ga 90; Rocky
HUI No. 70. Della Jolly tz6 90; Halle
No. 81, Mary p. Barn t2S %; Willefosd
No. s.. MAFy Hague eSo.Oo; Brow No.
ss. Eva Fildes 5000.
Colored Teachers.
Noble Hill No. 6, william Madison
5000; Liberty Hill No. Q. II. O. VIII
Iisms 5000, Ella J. RichsrasOn tlb.0O; !
Mount View No. 9. G. V. Mills 30 90;
Archer No. o. r. ID. MeIis t5ooo, r. v.
EoIAp $500; LACrOsss No. II, ~ O.
wnsh 1900; PinsVills No. q, J. b.
wilson sl2OO, 5. n. Wilson 500;
sgnnlsy No. ~, Jennie z Gaisey U.s.
Nebo No. -. L. A. Artson $500. Meta
Hearst $1,000; santa Re No n. o. @.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
financial Statement Of the Board Of
Public instruction, AlachUa Coun-
~. Florida, for the Month End.

ing May 2, 1905.
Hon. 8. H. Wienges, Clerk Circuit
Court, Alschua County. Fla.
Sir; In compliance with Section 2,
Chapter 1882, Laws Of Florida, we here
By flle with you the following itemiEed
financial statement OF the moneys
resolved and expended and war
rants issued during the month ending
May 2, 1906;
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-05
Mill and Factory Prices Lawns.

$500 yards, 39inch White Lawn worth p cents
Mill and Factory price, per yard
1900 yards Figured Lawns, worth SC per yard
Mill and Factory price per yard
Big Lot Lawn, worth 7Hcts and Sets per yard
Mill and Factory price
Beautiful Line of Lawns, 10 and IL 1-2c values
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Yard-wide Check Muslin, worth II 1-2 cts
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Beautiful Quality 20 cts Persian Lawn,
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Good Quality IS cents Persian Lawn
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