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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

FOR A GOOD. cold bottsa ~ Frosty.
or tho 20 10 W b Diekeyw place
near Katy depot g8p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

FOR RENT--Hoase near college.
See c. L. Brady or Mrs. r. 81 Rock
EFT. n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

Mr.. Chalmers Mcpherson returned
this morning from Center, Texas,
where he delivered q commencement
sermon yesterday morning.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03
S IS JIPI'
PUBLIC SALE.

u
| will sell at public auction
at my farm two miles north.
east of Devils Lake, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER is,
s head Of good horses ranging
in age from 5 to 5 years.
Six mich cows,
Pour a-year old steers,
Five 2.year old steers,
Two 2,year old heifers with
cali.
Sale will begin at z::3O sharp.
5as, II. Ryan,
Owner.
--Frank II. Hyland
Aucti0neer.
ADVERTISED L LETTERS.
Letters remaining urcalled for
at the post Office, Devils Lake
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03
TAKE NOTICE.

F. d i
1have a large supply Of nice dry wood, that
Devils Lake 4 p q am, other point this side
x Green e a cut we'll seasoned maple $50 m
rs uas asS
2 Poplar + Jar s.5
usrs Ior prices On poiss
Lensby, MINI 4.
~ WITS. !. Jsns s J. entertainer
iuesuay evening.
P. G. Chilly was among our
pleasant visitors this week.
Mrs, " J. ! Metzner died near 1 Fox
Lake Lake last = anday agea 90 years.
A surprise party was rendered
Miss Julia SheIver Tuesday
eYsllin
Miss Gertrude Bangs enter
tanned a large number Of friends
last Saturday
e1ur local columns are rather :
nealecs Z ,thls week Deause oI
rush g olner work III
6 Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Iver-
/ ~ ~. y al
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03
Gle by w. E. Goozee of Webster,
which appears in the current.
issue of the Dakota Farmer.

which appears in the current
issue of the Dakota Farmer.
Wanted. To trade a splendid
saddle and driving horse for a
good COW. W. C. Fosburg.
Devils Lake. :. -. :. - - -. -,
.-Ole Lindaas one Of the Ebig
farmers of Cleveland township
was a pleasant caller Tuesday.
He was just as pleasant as when
a representative of this paper
called at his farm home.
Farmers Attention. 4 am sell
ing good, dry oak wood in five
cord lots at prices SO cheap you
cannot afford to burn coal. g.
.A. Dodge.
Mrs. Bancroft will give an art
exhibition at her studio in paint
ed china, water colors and
Christmas novelties next Tues
day afternoon. Orders will be
takenfor Christmas gifts.
Why burn pine when you car
get good, dry oak wood at So. sc
sawed and delivered. Charles
worth & Son. Phone 295.
Strayed Two yearling mare
colts, one a bay driving stock ths
other d dark boWn Percheol coli
with star in forehead. StrayeC
from my farm about the rs o1
October. Norman Morrison,
Webster III. ID.
Why burn pine when you ear
(get good, dry oak wood at $50. 5l
sawed and delivered. lies
worth q Son. Phone 295.
Wanted housekeeper 81
farm about s miles north of DeY
Ills Lake. Middle aged woman
Ipfeferred Address, stating MAJ
Ices expected FARMER. caro- Til
ter Ocean. Devils Lake, AZ; %. tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03
Mr. TRESSES

Beds things torture comfort and rest according to the
character the mattresses used Different people like different
depending upon their We have alarge variety from which
select We exclusive agents in this district for the famous
OSTEROOR Best makes of hair and shuk mattresses and the
splendid Tampcos
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03
Wanted. .

Flowing done near the city. APP
ply to The Ramsey County Ma
tional Bank.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03
THE LOCAL. FIELD.

Wanted. Girl for general
housework. Mrs. John Burke.
See me for good oak wood in 5
and 10 cord lots. G. A. Dodge.
Hon. D. J. Laxdal Of Cavalier
was Z city visitor Monday.
The three little children Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Nestegard.
Palmer, Helmer and Cora of Big
Coulee spent last week visiting
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03

fer fe the week ending Nov.
"a, q; 1905. If not called ffor
Within fourteen days thev wiz III
&c nes sent to the Dead & ,efte,.
Ofhce. Parties calling for AM
q q SAID mail say advertised. !;
sAanaas ,,i.,,s4 Halvorson Thorn,
Bailey Ghas u ~ jacobson Mrs. III q.
Becker Raj 55A 2ss3 johnson Chas
Brownies Ed;ti, haronbren Bestens
Barnes lHeif -'ss h.nnerman il attic
Burr j G. Mrs, Ea ,tlen Ll M s
Butler WmpHI # kercher M ildred
Crow a da,,; Il r. " Lower Bert
ifilar 81 Ra...s tandem j ohn vs. ss
Coyie i.o IA y 81 " ann Eugene
Dahl GunhiIl ~ MY toohs mo s.
D = chasa 10 MeR ia o b. 81
DOWNING RAY I, y iedeck ken Hattie
Isr;Es snn Isa,s, ~ ers Jno
EIsj Iidge 9issIgsa1 Nyggard Anton
Fitch Bert ~ ford Mrs Harry
Tedge Rasin,,as PalmeI Clyde
ft.r,,s, IN, y. % Perry f. II sss
Finievsbr ~ z Stewart A j
Fem Walter 49,; SssoW a guy z, &
lGiierest y. II S t.I 81 ~ fs. Ellen
Hart ANA IA go s. Stoeser Mrs j no
Ua,,s us nua Seames X Ii
Hunt RaIio.sss w tkstrom E 5Hs
| Hall &. nv y, " illiainEon Mrs Aida
Hardick Harry Vat,aa . NJ n hevssJ < sS
Hartfns;, IL. - = Van Tassel Frank
1 Ho,n, i'll II ~ Il \. ola Miss Ann ii
y 2s ss73zS 49, = lanson Henry
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03
COLDER q
Wanted.

Flowing done nearthe. city. APP
ply to The Ramsey County Ma
tional Bank. st55ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03

We have q large line Of springs
Of different makes, and are able to
satisfy everybody's wants as well
as his comforts. Prices range
from
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03

their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
r.. Morgan.
Wante. q Second cook at sey
lila hotel
Wanted. A girl for general
homework. Mrs. II. 3. Baird
5th street.
Why burn pine when you can
get good, dry oak wood at $3.50
sawed and delivered. Charles
worth & Son. Phone 295.
The Inter-O Ocean next week
will reproduce a splendid arti-
5.A
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-11-03

Wanted. To trade a splendid
saddle and driving horse for a
good COW. w. C. Fosburg.
Devils Lake. sa =. - - - -. :.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
m THE RIGHT TINE.

The London Financial News, writing
OF che investigation Of the life insur-
anee companies, says that the chiei
reSult Of the investigation, thus fer, u
to show that graft PeFmeateS high
financial circles quite % generally 90 Il
does the lowest claSS Of political cir.
cleS." Il goes on 20 cay that cit ID
probably = safe assertion that every
large financial institution IN New YOFk
would show the same amount OF graft
II an Official Legislative committee
could bs appointed TO investigate, wish
che same power DO that now looking
into insurance AFFAIR."; and in the ease
Of railroads and similar corporations
the entire situation iS honeycOmbed
with graft"
These are strong words to appear In
one Of the leading financial pubIica.
tIons Of Europe, says The Wall Street
Journal. Such a foreign view 80 this
OF the administration Of American cor.
pOFatiOBS IL most UNPLEASANT 20 con.
template. II entertained generally In
business circles 10 Europe, IL would
have q depressing effect upon the
standing Of American securities and
credit abroad, we're it not for the IN
disputed fact Of the enormous pros
peFlty Of American brSlness. The graft
in orr corporations, even though Il
may have gone ss fer a. The London
Financial News, has not gone 90 far
as to uussttle the foundations and die
turb the solvency OF our business inSti.
tutionS. This fact Il IL necessary 20
Feiterats time and again because lt lie
the saving clause Of the situation. The
graft has been disclosed iuSt in the
right time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
NOT A BUSINESS WAY.

Every now and then somebody starts
discussion aS 70 whether the Poet
office Department IL run 10 . business
like way. IL can be settled 10 half 3
minute by q simple statement. The
postoflcs 10 not busiRess-like, because
II refuses knowingly 70 lend itself TO
fraud, although the fraud offers it rev
enue. A gentleman wishes, let us say,
to start the boldest and most trans.
parent kind Of q get-Fich.quiek swim.
die, promising inVestOFs ten per cent q
month, or aDy other return that bis
exobsFsnt fancy may dictates OF, fOT
q modest confederation, he proposes u
sell lniallible tips on stocks or horse
EaceS or be desires TO market at ten
cents = shaFg mining stock that be will
redeem % fifty cents Q share q month
hence. He hes no difficulty whatever
IN discovering some bOnk that will &C.
eept HE account, nor In finding some
moral newspaper that will print biz
Ad veFtiSements.
BankS with every appearance Of re-
SpsetabilIty have been known 20 lend
themselves ss references 20 the grOlS-
oct Of Frauds. There are not many
Newspapers in the columns Of which
you will not find advertisements which
even q detective woOld know to be
sWindleS The lottery business was
carried on through thrifty express
companies long after the Government
had shut Il out Of the malls. It made
. great stir when somebody pointed
out that an important part oi'the rev.
enue OF the telegraph companies came
from illegal pool-Tooms and bucket
shops. But that wss business. Only
when the SwiDdIe comes 70 the post
Office does IL ron against en- Institution
that will not accept Ice money and 90.
sIst 10 the tbievIng, Perhaps Congress
should investigate this Saturday
Evening Post.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
UNPARALLELED PLUMBER.

why ell thls hullabalOO about life
insurance eXtravagaDcs and corTup-
ton. Every policy has been paid upon
maturity, whether by death or other.
wise, and will continue to be paid.
What more can be asked2" IL the tFi-
umphant declarations OF the life In
suTanee managers that have been
found out aud are now on the grill.
A statement better calculated to eX.
AspeFste and embItteF policy holders
cannot be conceived. After SquAndet-
Ing millions OF dollars upon officials,
favoTlteO and pets; In buying political
pulls from eRsy.viFtuSd United States
Senators and other public oiiiciAlS; in
eoFFuptInR Legislatures IN oonlribu-
ting by the hundreds OF Thousands Of
dollars 70 che corruption funds OF At
least one political party 10 sEtraVA.
canoe Of management unparalleled Ia
financial history 10 hundreds OF thou.
sands pnt into the hands Of servants
and no accounting ever asked for and
after ell these, aud more, 60 have hun.
dFeds % millions Of "suFplus" left 60
be used In the schemes invented by
"tFshsIed finance" to plundST policy
holders aud Others outFaReOuSly and
finally 70 boast that there 10 enough
money lets to pay all death Losses and
annuities % they mature, 10 equivalent
TO telling policy holders in the most
brutal Way possible that they have
been robbed as II by = gang Of bFi.
gandS 10 policy holders had been ~.
QuiFed 70 pay only the Legitimate eT-
pehSes OF oond ustihE the life insurance
buslnsSs ell those SQuAndered millions
and The gigantic and predatory eur.
plus" would BE- In the pockets Of policy
holders The whole mass constitutes
q scheme Of plumber unparalleled,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
HOMEsEEKERs COMING.

Wilbur Mccoy, agricultural and i'm.
migration agent Of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway Company, returned yes.
teFdAy from an extensive visit through
the Northwest, says The Times. U MON.
While 10 that section Mr.. McOOy
distributed about 10 600 Circular, ad =
veFtISlng the cheap homeseekeFS' rates
20 FloFidG, via the Coast Line, which
has already brought several hundred
settlers 20 the State.
II am positive" said Mr.. Mccoy,
that on November II, when our sec.
ond homeseeksrS' excursion 10 run TO
Florida, We will bring several hundred
settlers. The eyes Of many prominent
farmers are turned toward Florida,
and have been assured that many
will settle here.
Upon the arrival OF the second ex.
enrsiOn I am going to make en- effort
to get several OF the most prominent
members Of che party 70 visit the State
Fair at Tampa, 90 that they can get q
fair idea OF what FloSlda Faises."
The Industrial Edition Of The
Gainesville Daily Sui will be on hsnd
for distribution 80 the Fair, aud II will
no doubt attract some Of these home
seekers 20 our county. IL will have
much Of interest In lee pages regarding
the prod ueS Of Alsohua couhty. Il
will b. q most favorable time for our
people 70 put 10 q word for AlAehua,
We should be up and doing, II We
deSiFe TO get people 10 locate here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
ALFALFA.

The sowing OF alfalfa has taken hold
OF the popular mind In the South, a.
last. We receive many inquiries BY
mail about the planting Of this valu-
able crop and many personal inquiries
%. We travel around attending the
faTmeTu' institutes 20 We do not think
We can write about IL too often, in
view Of Ice value 40 q food for all Stoeb
We do not advise any one On begin O,
q large scale, but do advise all 90 plant
from one 20 Eve acres, according 20
their meanS and number OF stock
There 10 no crop In that responds 20
Thorough clean work and high mahuT.
Ing like alfalfa. To secure q good
stand yOu must have fine filth, and TO
make Il grow ahead Of the weeds and
aFasS che HFst year, until che FOoiS get
firm hold 10 she coil, IL requires lib
eFal quantity OF highly NmmOniatrd
manure. Stable manure and cotton
seed ere she beet; 10 absence % these
nee RuanO 90 rate OF 0ix hundred
pouEds TO che aeTe broadcast. n your
land ia deficient in vegetable matter or
humus, you can use the nitro fixing
bacteria" but In rich land this IL %.
necessary. The only good We can see
Of this bacteria, Il TO help secure a
stand in depleted landS. To sum up
eOneisely, break Jour land deep, pus
on yoaF manaTe broadcast, then har.
row until 10 10 - smoo h and a. due o.
en- ash bank, then SOW yOuT seed, from
10 70 10 pounds per acre, and roll she
suTfacs we'll. This will nearly alUay.
lnsuFe you a good stand.
Sow Ia September tor fall or IN FEB.
FuaJ o. March Tor spring. Cot IL
ever time u bloOms. no matter hou
often, Mahy lOss their s,aud by ailow.
lac 10 % 90 10 seed. You can euI fron
ious 70 Eve times year. and the oftss.
81 che gFSatsF yield yoa win get IL
yOa Do noe see . eOot ssaud lee {, ~.
1ain and neEt Seasoa ditk VITA Q cut
aWay AarFou, Fes0w and roll again, and
thu9 yOu can maize che stand perfect.
Our adViss b 70 starr 81 uass and learn
b. SXpeTiense ell about growing tia
valuabls crop, Prof. spillman says a,
Uuioa' Alabama, they rliss t75 worth
q pork frOl tsa asrss % Alfalfa The
arti ysas. ne bet Wty b 70 cut Il
and teed greea. bsi Yea sah turn hoB |
oPOa Il b FaitinG riaRl Ia tAalF naas. |
Ten eaR gfasP cattle upoa e also n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
FLORIDA LOYALTY.

10 President Roosevelt came 10
Florida 20 see whether the people were
loyal 60 che head Of the Government
aud che Government itseli, he must
have been more than Satisfied With the
patriotism manifested. But be could
have found oaI the true sentiment by
ASKING anyone who he'd ever viSited
Florida, Zoe there 10 no denying The
statement cha, The people % THE State
arr % near to the tag ~ any In the
Unioa.
Had the Prpsident been In Florida
On last EOarih Ut July be would have
been happily surprised % hear the
children einG YaAkee Doodle" The
Star sPaaglei Banner" and mahy
ether patriotic sOuGs. TIE people Of
Florida are certainly % loyal % any
and they ere loyal 70 ell uho cone here
" ablde with then.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
DAILY At LIVE OAK.

The last is,ue Of The snwanDee
Democrat, Published at Live Oak con-
tains the following announcement:
beginning with Tuesday, Novem'
Der 7th. The SuWannee Democrat will
begin the publiesti"n Of daily morn
ing paper. Definite arrangements for
the new publication have been made
upon . scale and after q plan which
will insure 10 this section Of the State
q daily paper In keeping with the de-
Velopmeut and progress Of Live Oak.
Every department will be carefully
and eOmpFehensively covered, and the
greatest enterprise and care will be
exercised in covering the local news
field. The Daily Democrat will pursue
the same policy it has followed in its
efforts TO assist in the growth and
business, and industrial development
OF Live Oak and Suwannee county.
The new daily is 20 be under the same
management aS The Weekly Democrat,
the DOLLY acquisition TO the Stsd being
Mr.. ]. o. LaFOntiSee, formerly city
editor OF The Florida Times. Union,
who Is TO have charge OF the news de-
paTtment Of the daily and who is to
give his best efforts toward making
The Daily Democrat the best daily pa
per In the State outside Of Jackson.
vile and the other larger cities Of
Florida. Mr.. DaFontisee has had ez.
tenSive experience In fields Of this
character, and 10 known ss one Of the
most progressive aud enterpTising
Newspaper men in the State.
THE Daily Democrat is TO he
launched by its founders with q full
degree OF confidence that it will meet
with cordial 20 well 90 material sup
port from the people Of Live Oak and
6uwsnnee county"
Our sister city is one Of the most
Wide'aWake In the State, and the daily
will no doubt be given hearty sup
port. Mr.. J. o, LSFOntiSee, who is to
have charge Of the news department,
10 we'll known TO the people OF Gaines
Vile, where he passed many years and
served The Sun aS city editor, in
which capacity be proved himself one
OF the best and most peFnisteDt work.
ere, possessing marked tpility in that
line. He has won bic spurs by dint of
tiFeleSS labor In the line OF work in
which he has been engaged, and we
assure the people OF Live Oak that
they have one Of the sblsSt Newspaper
men in the State OF the head Of The
Daily Democrat,
May success attend the edoFts Of the
new enterprise 10 the hearty wish Of
The Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

Now that the educational afiairP Of
the State are settled, it would Do IN.
fortunate on the part Of Lake oity 90
enter into legal controversy over che
matter. 90 it is said her citizens pro-
pose doing. Its all we'll enough so
compete for the seat of the University,
but it lie quite another matter TO try 70
compel the State to come 90 terms.
The entire State has a kindly feeling
for Lake City in her defeat in the con-
test, and her people ought to seek 70
hold that regard. As law, the Buck
man plan is a Rood one, quite aside
from the location of the UhivsF9ity,
and it is to be hoped for the peace and
prosperity OF the educational Interests
Of the State that strife will cease.-0F-
lando Reporter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

JaokaoRvllls 10 10 have . Keller In.
0tltula iCF che cure % alcoholism, NOR.
phina end Jamaica ginger habit, n Il
works snooeosinlly On The Janaicahs.
there Will b. . large suFOllmrH1 from
thls esaliOa. ne Kssley lFcatmsbt Il
she basl "a che uoEld, end many min.
islaFs. iaUgeFa, toetOFa, and men hoU
ia hlEh Oaaneing. can thank tie EselsI
tesalment Tor saving then from =
aFankArd't grave,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
NEW ruRPINIlNE PROCESS.

In speaklBg Of the plants FOE the 81.
traction Of tuFpentlne from pine waste
NJ. 3. h, Rnss u The Jacksonvillo
Times.UnioH sNys that the two plants
recently p1l In By thV Pure White TuF.
pentlne Company 90 Live Oak have
proven q complete success Ia speAk.
ing what one Of these plants can do,
il 70 said that q plant that can handle
% oords of fst lIEhIWood . dag will
easily turn QUE 10 baFrplt, OF 100 GAL
Ions, Of tuEpsatihe Ia ~ hoaFs, AZ q
conservative ssalmale that tptpeAtiRs
10 worth ta.bO. Which b % much e. yuu
can produce By EolNE iaIo the woods
aud bOEiRa standihg timber With q
iuSce u 10 men, 70 Say nothing % III
teams rpQolFVd, BY this process . ~.
sult ideRtically che sane b arrived 90
By employlag ORly 10 meh. ARy saW
mill that eoss e0.OoO to, Of Lumber q
day, eAh By etiag one % tAess Plaats
produce from Ice waste % meoh tOF.
pentine ~ Gao b Eottsa slt % - crops
10 The opeh weeds with q iaFce % %
men. The product, % eoagP. de-
Penda upon lhe material uaS1. Fat
hGhIvOO4 Wlil give about % GRllons o.
tarPenllne 10 tha eoFt, OSdlnaEy pine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

Ill expected that the 0eBeFAl AZ.
Ssmbly ot Iowa will b. asked this win
Ter 70 past q bill requiring life insuF'
NRos companies 20 make = diStributlou
% profile % policy .holdsp nol lees
than once Ia dee ysAO, and Alao bill
requiring che investment 10 Iowa Of q
certain part Of The receipts from Iowa
policy. holden.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

nh reported that The GeTman am
basSadOF, vhO u expected 10 arrive ~
WashiHEt0n sOou. Will seek 20 opeu
formal negotiations lOOhiHG 10 . com.
meFclal treaty between Germany snd
che United S'Ales Thls 10 regarded
al WashlhEtOR ~ 90 Indication that
Germany appreciates the necessity II
atsamlAG q more eoneIliatoFy attitude
teWaras THE county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

PTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
NEED UNDER SECTION = OF CHAPTER
Nv LAWS or FLORIDA.
N Voc h hereby given that Leo Morpsr
purchaser OF Tax Certificate No 80, dated TIE
hth day OF July, a. n le99, has fled aid Ger
uneate W my once and has made application
for tar deed 20 issue IN accordance Tith ~,
sac ceruncate embraces the following de-
seubed property situated 10 Alachua coanfV
Florida, tOWtt '''
lots 3. a y Hook q. Archer
The sAid land being Assessed Al the dnte or
t9e issuance Of such certificate IN the name
OF Pa Town Imp. Co.
unleA said ceruhcute shall be redeemed a..
cOrding 10 law tax deed win issue thercou ~,
the 1'th day OF SOveHb Der. A. ID lad
Witness my Onclal signature and seal this
the nth day Of October, A. D. iR0S
=. X. WtENGES.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

logs shout II, and kiIu-dried sbavlpgS
sbOut 2 gallons. Ordinary sap slabs
win yield about 8 gallons 20 the cord.
So one cRn see easily enough that one
Of these 6ntfts IS worth At least 92O, 600
year 90 any saw mill man In she State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
Or OLUBnINa LIE.

fhe Sun and the ThEice-s-Week
(N.Y.) World one year. 90
The Sun and the Atlanta (0a.)
Weekly Constitution one year. / 10
The Sun and the Atlanta (Ga.)
Semi. Weekly Journal Cne year. 90
The Sun and the Semi-Weekly
Times- Union one year. ! 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

WIN, r. Heart. ths NaRlsipal OWn-
pEsAip candidate tos mayos q New
Vera City. b mskiRg Tapid gains %
The otheS candidates. MAyos MeClel.
Ian Wtll no dopAs - he uiaaeF On The
DsmoeSalis ticket, bas tAe battle VIII
b herea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

A man who resides at Emporium,
Pa, has hen worth keeping to guard
his chicken coop. When thieves trieCoe
to rob the roost she squawked an,ts-
aWoke her ogner, and the thieves goSS
frightened and fed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

There are thousands Of people In the
North that would come 70 Florida 10
reside II they only knew Of the
abundant resources Of this stats.
They hare an idea that halt che land IL
under water.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

OWing to the fact that they will
have other terms to complete, the Or
egon Congressional delegation will not
be able to serve their terms in Con-
greps the coming session. Only one
representative is able to get away.
The rest have engagements with the
State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

YOU do not allow them 70 ran On g..
long at time and TO eat il down elose.
II they bite the crown out, which forms
lost above the ground, il win kin H.
Florida Fruit and Truck Grower.