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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
BANKERS ARRESTED.
Charged With Violation Of the Ma
tional Banking Laws.

tIIaHal DaHktn9 laws E4t5=i
Cleveland, o. Dec. 31.-Cashier Lil-
lie and President G. NJ. Traver Of the
First National bank Of Conneaut o..
were arrested at Connenut by United
States Marshal Chandler on war;
rant charging the bankers with a vio-
1ation of the national banking laws
The specific charge in Mr.. Lilies case
is the making of a false entry In the
books of the bank, charging the sum
Of s233.e05 10 read $332605. Mr.. Tar
yer Is chars. n the Warran with be-
/ lIsg OF lie asf1er IN the
alleged Justification. DepllfJd uni Is
States nlarshals brought Cashier asLlllie
TO the Federal court here wherss g
waived organization and gave bali %
$4,000 for his appearances III cosrt
early next February. He was accpr..
panied to court by his wife ana four
year-old daughter. President Traver,
In charge of deputy marshal arrived
from Conneatat. He was placed under
$4,000 bond to appear at February
term Of court
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
NUMBERS or BALES.
Census BureauAsends Out Final Bults>

Census BureauhSends Out Final Butte~
- tin Up 10 Dec. 10.
Washington, Dec. s1.-The final bull
letin of the census bureau on cotton
ginned in the United States up to Dec.
13, issued Friday. places the number
of bales at 11.971.477, counting round
bales as half bales. The items are
11,747.40 square; 276.692, round:
S5,T2s, Sea island. The total number
of all kinds of bales reported was a.
109,S23. The totals reported for the
various states were: Alabama, 1884,
93s: Arkansas, 7s9.7s3; Florida. 75.713:
Georgia. 1,7e6,1s5; Indian Territory.
431,se9; Kentucky. 1853; Louisiana.
s93,193; Mississippi. 1,415,824; Mis-,
souri,. 1868; North Carolina 659.135:
Oklahoma, 294.o41; South Carolina.
1,0s5,725 Tennessee. 271,670; Texas.
3,03O,433; Virginia. 1901.
These figures cover the reports made
by the agents of the census bureau up
to Dec. 13 last, and are the total for
that canvass. UP to the same date in
1908, S6.6 of the crop had been ginned.
while in 1909, 81 per cent had been GIN
ned up to that date.
There will be two more canvasses-
one taking the work up to Jan. is and
a final one up to same date in March.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01

Th0uaendA ma th0u1anlf1 04 lnen. yHDlnen
and even children ase R0lng ArOunA WITH
Weak, unhealthy kldneyB and nexiecfine
tlssnaseivel day 4ftet day.
THE WEAK Ep0T
asnt going to BfAnd the Hfxatn plafay ffavs.
x0u mtIet either 90 atanet hing kpr yourself
Qaick or be q eoldlttoh beF5nt eli medl.
tAl ntd. ss -
eihle {cr more sickness ind sizfe14ne chan
AM afher disease.
Hooperk Parsley rllla are AiiIns hun-
ffrSa5s and hundred on III ii quick End edfe
keE6xef The efEeek 81 tllIs sGcd1enfs pfsl
N ~ ma ins1od safe s s.
81 1iAs IS tfts 4 utmost every med
ielne NitfnHt 6ifeet Aavts been cured els
1ifelt Aft1f l&i19 Il ftsA boxas af fhese
sF0Hez nl1lS ~ nRtIle tells y6n what
taae Mn ehlefs passsa dfs Its IN proy.
ft6phiM 5sittsa Ehaxs
rrlee 81 essss 8 ! s. ssls s.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
TAYLOR SPOKE.
Two Vice Presidents Named to Attend
Next Convention of Ginners.


Next Convention of Ginners.
Atlanta Ga. Dec. 3l.-At a meeting
of a number Of ginners Of Georgia and
Alabama here, two vice presidents
were named from Georgia to attend the
next convention of cotton ginners to
be held in Dallas, Tex.
President J. A. Taylor Of the Ma
tional Ginners' association was present
and made an address urging the gin
ners to retain information regarding
cotton production. Among other things
he said 'eThe government report Of
the cotton crop Is totally Incorrect
These reports are as far wrong as any
thing / know. Many ginners did not
count their bales correctly. often add
ing many hundreds Ut bales more than
they had in reality ginned. In many
instances the number Of bales ginned
was guessed at. have come to the
coclusiDn that and the other ginners
were churnps for giving out the res
ports"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Republicans Confident.

Denver, Dec. 31.--Announcements Of
the managers Ut the Republican elec-
tion campaign Indicate their conf
dence that the Legislature. in which at
the outset on joint ballot there viii be
sfxty-six Republic ms to thirty three
Democrats. will throw out enough
Democratic precincts OF Denver to
overcome Alva Adams 10000 plurality
for governor and declare Governor
James III. Peabody reelected.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Rumors Not CONFIRMED.

st. Petersburg. Dec. s1.-Thes war
Office absolutely denies the report III
circulation to the effect that General
Kuropatkin Ii Ill. The rumors that the
Russian Rus command er-in-chief is about
to assume the oensive are not confirm
ed BY the general staff. when ii is
pointed out that with the thermometer
at zero It's impossible to begin a n1ove-
ment In d large scale without the risk
OF appalling horrors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
MOUNT Ed gurus.
Japanese Are Said to Have Sustained
losses From Russian hfrss

London. Dec. s1.--A dispatch frofnf
Chefoo to the Daily Telegraph says: A
messenger from Port Arthur states
that the japanese have mounted their
guns commanding positions north of
the Etz forts, but they suffered heavy
losses frcm the Russian fire The Rus
slams have abandoned the new town
but tue Japanese have been unable to
occupy It because of fear that it has
been mined.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Adams' Petition Granted.

Denver, Dec. 31.Chief Justice Cab
bert announced the decision OF the
supreme court to grant petition Of Alva
Adams for opening of oil ballot boxes
used In Denver at late election and
full Investigation OF all frauds. Albums
object IN filing petition was to secure
legal discrimination from question
whether he Or james II. Peabody Is
entitled to ill the office of governor for
the next two years.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
CHOPPED 70 DEATH.
james Wright, Negro, Is Terribly
Muti!ated With q Hsatcnet.

Beaumont Dec. s1.--Jahnes Wright,
a negro thirty-six years old. Wae killed
In a saloon of which he WIS half owns
err, located on Concord roah. His head
was terribly chopped with a Ratchet.
which was found by Sheriff Landry
-Four other negroes. INCLUDING his
partner. George Gates. have been
locked up.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Artillery Action.

siapanta, Dec. 81. Russian artillery
engaged Ii an action on Dec. 30 against
the Jananese south Of shakhe and
near the railroad bridge, the firing con-
tinuirg until 8 o'clock in the evening.
The commandment Of the Japanese ex-
position was effective. The Japanese
replied very slowly with Ishrapnel and
shimose shells and did very little
damage.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Mother and Grandmbther l4sId.

Pawhliska, Okla. Ddc. 3I.-In the
Pawhuska Federal couIt Judge Yates
held Amanda Clarennofe under $4,000
bond On the charge Of k5lting her infant
child by bl1rying It aIise The defend
ant il wealthy Osage Indian squaw.
Ter mother. Mrs. Yelidw Horse, Is held
as an accomplish.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
ALASKA 70 AUSTIN.
First Wireless Message Received From
Far Away Council City. =

Austin. Dec. 31.--The first wireless
message to be received IN Austin
reached here from Council City,
Alaska. 1t was sent By Mrs, VIII West
and her sister, Miss LueienI Johnson.
and was addressed to theiF mother.
Mrs. Tiff Johnson IT. came Thy wire
less from Council city to st. Michaels.
and then by cable To- Portland, Ore.
and from there by overland wires to
Austin. 1t required tive days to trans-
NIT. rs
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Texans Offer Bend.

New York Dec. 31.--An attorney Of
Nan Patterson received a telegram
from 81 Ms Obenn OF Richmond. Tex,
"a wing that citizens believe his client
innocent and Offering bail.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
LARGEST Fo;sT.
Rihiung 6 Also the Strongest Oh The
Eastern RIDGE.

Fusan. Dec. Rihlung fort, cap-
tured Thursday. IL the largest and
strongest fort on the eastern ridge.
Tunnels for mines were cut through
solid rock and two tens Of dynamite
used to blow up the walls The snecta-
Gle was magnificent and the work Of
the assaulters splendid. Half the gar
rison was Killed BY The explosion Of
ting first charge. The remainder IL
the Russians natia stubborn resist
aIiee. Four heavy gums. seven rapid
IRE guns and two machine guns we're
captured. as well as thirty quick firing
guns. which were stored In the fort.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
TEACHERS AtJt URN.
Or. Bruce Of Denton ii the New Pre-
sidinu 0fs;,er.

siding Offer.
Corsicana. lex, DC. 31.-Texas
Teachers association eompleted it's
iabors and adjourned. National Edu-
eational association was invited to
meet at San Antonio In 1905. Follow
Ing officers were elected: DIR. w. II.
H-uce OF Denton. PRESIDENT. supsrin-
tendef1t. - w. Cantwell of Corsieana,
first vice president; Superintendent II.
Triplett of Beaumont second vice
president: Superintendent B. ". Glas-
COW of Sherman third rice president,
superintendent G. @. Barton of Deca-
turs e-eiected secretary; .. s. McGee
of Fort Worth, treasurer: w. ]. Knox
Of San Antonio. trans portation secre-
tary. ss s2az 81,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Crushed by Mufle,s Kick,

Argyle Tex. Dec. s1-IITwo miles
south OF here youfng man named
chad Hayes was kickd.d by i mule and
his skull crushed. There Is no hope
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01

The aivsrtiser who would reach
the greatest number d people, and
sscurs the best results from iii al
vertissmentn viii and The 0au-
casian ! most profitable md dssir-
able medium.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Fires at ConduEtor.

Texarkana, Dec. a1.-iNesroes were
elected from a Cotton 5BeIt train for
Conductor Carson with M revolver, but
beIEg disorderly. One of them fired
twice at Conductor Carlson with q re-
volver. but neither sh took effect.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Great Lumber Fir,

New Orleans, Dacl 3t.-Ffre early
Friday destroyed 1,oqo.ooo to 1900 900
feet Of lumber and bther properly Of
the ~ fiion Lumber company Or the old
basin. Loss Ii estimated at $4,000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Entire Cabinet Ree;o,1.

Bucharest. Dec. s1.--In the senate
Premier Stardza announced the whole
cabinet had resigned In consequence
of the destinations Of ministers OF ID
nance and domains. #
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
MARY Killed and Injured.

gfusseIls Dec. al.-Many persons
WIRE killed or Injured fl Belgium By
] terrfffe hurricane. u hIrh also caused
nuth damage 70 property
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
ssrllxs wan s,onf inns .

Fall. River. Mass, Dec. sf.--M aarity
OF unions involved II. Gotten mill strike
voted 70 eehtI3u out
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01

ons T,nssssssssi Mstss This punish.
s,snt y Another. s.
3 Nashville Dec, flispasch ssforss.
Wilder Fentress !,
AVS lien Hilkrey diser1a IT'D
Se1npson MoSsa Il 81 is X fs,ck sI5sYe
ldorgan tised of his Ii 5ifi
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-01
Louisiana Sfate University and
Agricultural & Mechanical
College, Button Rouge.

The course will embrace subjects Of
great isnportance to progressive farm
ers and each subject will BE treated III
4 thoroughly instructive and practical
manner
Tuition i free to all students from
Louisiana, and living expenses will be
made as low as possible.
Write for full information.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
'TT0RRIBLE DEATH OF
| MISS FANNIE WEEKS
|,.n Into Boiling Spring in Vel
!owstone Park.
Known IN GAINESVILLE

.o~s Tine a Member Of Faculty
s,s Florida Seminary and Had
e,.s,ds-k Sudden Ending Of
II. OF Noble Lady
,...,iat,d Press dispatch from
,-,..,.o llontsns, under date 'oi
49,, her d. tells OF the awful death
,y;.. Fannie Werks. Miss Weeks
.,,rs time \ member OF the facul.
- Eat F.orids Seminary and WAS
...va hy many OF our people
- r,tre, to learn OF her sudden
-. ,8qsr The telegram IL
~. ..r... \ Weeks, aged slight
:, ...a.. Washington, u G Is
a ..ttg from the Effects Of
. .,SH,.uc spring in the Vel
H.. ..Nrnnsl ParN several days
=. .wry with other Ea''"rn
49,. ,l... Week. Vas making tour
o'..,r and while viewing eeys'
=, ....... backwards IN An Effort 10
s,,.... Guiding pray Of the spout
>, g., '-.. INTO a hot spring in which
he r.,rr vas fairly hnbbling, Her
bo!, "a. literally cooked from the
u,., Town, and death ensued after a
erIa! Z intense agony. Miss Weeks
rs.s native Of Gainesville, Fla, where
n, Ia. relatives At one time Miss
Wee. nas s,enogrspher TO former
,enst5r Call Of Florida, but at the
irp " her death held clerkship in
h. Treasury Department"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Esparoa Lumber Company Case,
Referee Palmer is Sustained.

The readers Of The Sun will remem-
bsr hist short time ago We gave Il
dels pi statement OF the matter Of
itp E.gsnola Lumber Company, in
Bankruptcy
Ualrr al order OF the referee, w
h Palmer the estate OF the bankrupt
Va. ,l,d and the money, about $l9 ,0OO
hs. teen lying in the registry Of the
D.,r,, Court in Jacksonville since the
"a. Immediately after the sale a
petition WAS filed with the referee
pray among other things that the
IS o money be applied on a mortgage
Indebtedness of 5000, rather than be
tf',uted pro rata TO the general
cred ?. ~ the bankrupt.
]. ttr petition Of the mortgage
~ trustee filed an answer, denying
-, right ~ the mortgage to said
i.-.'. hereby creating an Issue under
IT, .srsrnpt act The referee. after
n,as The proofs in the case and hear
iHg the arguments OF able lawyers
''.' ~ and against the petition, dis
. '''' the petition on the ground that
T." ""r'ragee vas a preferred cred
NNA'i that = preference could not
~ Maintained, to the exclusion Of
o''r' abilities Of the bankrupt, un-
Co. ''" bankruptcy law OF 1895 a.
a'-..~i 5 al act Of Congress Of
II
''.w he decision Of the referee an
''''s vs.. taken to the United states
'''''' Count for the Southern Die
~ . .orda The District Court
So '.'..t.y reviewed the case. and on
LAY september Eth. the referee
w. ''..,-a that his act in Diminishing
."..'.n vas affirmed. The prti.
AN Prosecute an appeal TO the
i Court % Appeals, II he 80
'."ivise the f1nds will h. de.
- ... ~ rats by the bankruptcy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding mon
ESQ think those who are sick. when
you have n cough, cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation, better act promptly
like W c. Barber Of Sandy Level, Va.
He says: ~ had terrible chest'truu-
bic. causrd hy smoke aud coal dust on
my lungs but after finding ro relief
in other remedies, was cured 10y DR..
Kings New discovery for consump-
ton, coughs aud colds /" Greatest sale
cf any cough or lung med icine in the
world Ataii drug stores 50; and 81 /,
guaranteed rial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
HAPPENINGS OF MONTEOCHA
Cotton Crop WI be L.gh,-Notes o.
Personal AID Genera Inter ST.


Monteochs, sep. 7-C. 9 HH.rr.
salesman Of Eak,r * Holmes ut Jgok.
sonv,llr, was here uu ul.lu.,s Frthy
last
.. W Maines reports fourteen bales
of cotton ginnrd At hi, gin, lie say.
he giunui 22O bales last year, when b."
won't Kin over loo this year. That
shows the crop il MI some TIE far
mprs OF this section sag that there viii
be- nc cotton III the fields by Drccm.
Der.
The rains have got all small trdgps
floating around here.
pr. ! + Names Of Waldo vas here
Oh business Monday He reports
quite lot OF practice for q new doctor
in hi- town.
Geo. Dyal, neighburing ginnrt, Te-
porte fourteen bales ~ cotton giuned
a. his gin. He says cotton is Of IN
that section.
Mr. and Mrs A Baines Of Cyril.
who have been visiting relatives ia
Virginia, have returned home.
G. Brnkley Of Jacksonville, also =
member Of the firm OF Brinklry &
Baines OF Cyril. has returned home
from Cy rl, where he has been on busI.
ness
-. V. Maiues, n merchant near A.
las passel here en route to GaInr..
Vile Tuesday
Corn pulling takes the day here
nov
The team Of K. J Andrews passed
through here Monday evening with
one Of the famous DoiR gins, which
Mr.. Andrews will add to his gInnery
quite crowd from here attended
church at New Hope Sundsy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
MARRIED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Or. and Mrs. j. B. Curtis Celebrate
Their 25,h Wedding Anniversary.

''~'' ~S''' NNdA''B FNllNlNCEaulNs
Dr. and Mrs ]. b. Curtis Of Oranrp
Heights, together with lsrGe per cent
~ the one hundred invited guests.
celrbra,ei the 25h anniversary cf
their marriage on September 7th. ~
TIER home. The house NJ DR.. Clrtis
- situairi IN fruitinG pecan grove
An iiea pace ~ residence for a king
or ear. 4, O'Clock y. IN. the d-sic.
mated ho.r for the arrival II the
Gnests, hey led their way through the
shady crpl" 10 the house of host and
hostess, where the words welcome
we're Inde..hIy stamped IN the faces
OF the Doctor and his estimahle wife
To slnp say that The hoIse. with
- broad yrrsndaS. WAS beautifully
decorated giving faint idea II il.
interior s'd exterior
The r.,rrshmpnts, consisting ~
puucn. .'' 'rram and heart shaped
honh1u. ~ furnished oy Caterer
tn %, o. .,rnyille. wnlln the other
ylaud.. nerou- 'u mrntiou were
ir"pl'.i . ne hostess, assisted hy
Nr.oaw. - II Palmer ami II s.
Cre,.- p IN Gslnt~vil'"
g." ,r....', were many and Of r,ra,
yHI.., a... witch were highly ayprr
GH'r'. Pr. ing quit" = novelty AMI
consisting twenty. silver dollats
Ma m'. .1r Il, guests departed.
each dr'.srHG the event " the year.
sud Nl,h.- tLelhu.t ard hostess q lite
% other us, occasions
Tn" Doctor aud wife were married
At E1wdo,aGhsm, Maine, but have
been residents OF Ala,hua county for
msny year, aud have a host Of friends I
and reighho,s who wish them ali the
uf This life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Dir, Seems TO Move Lively in North
Gainesville -lmportant Sales.

ORR seems 10 Move Lively IN NORM
Ga,nesvIIle-Important Sales.
The bnstlinR suburb of North Gaines
VIII. 10 never 10 be- outdpuo Ia any in.
stance, real estate transfers not 81.
crp,ed There have been several I'M
vortsnt transier- within the past few
WEEKS. which indicates the prosperity
~ that srctiun. aud among the most
important was ne sale ~ seven and =
bat acre. by \ q steenbuTg 90 Al
torney W II Palmer This property
l. situated on the Hog Town creek
road q few rod. wrst ~ IA" home Of
Col! r Wet.'"r, and - among the
most desirable .u that usighborhoOd
Nr Palmer vi. likely divide the land
rlto blllding lot. sud place It On the
market Mr. S'"ruhurR ha. Slsu put.
chased foar lot, from Mr. Palmer
q " peFkln- M Industrious col.
ored man, has purchased a lot, aud
vail erect neat home
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
7Rte JURORS CURED

~''."ra Morbus With One Small
'.' o. Chaunberlain's Colo, chol-
n I'D o'arrhoes Remedy.
IS Fowler Of HiRh,ower. Ala
49, sIperieBca he had While
a petit Jury in = murder
AZ h!ESrdsviiie, eoonty seat Of
county, Alsbama he says
'a'r~ ate some fresh meat
souse meat and il gave me
"1rbu. in very severe form
..'"r more sick 10 my life and
%" drug store for q eerta n
,i'lre bot the druggist cent
i'.e o. ChAnbeFlAin's Cole.
ADD harrho-a Remedy 10.
'I.7E that be had shat seat
.- At this medicine vas 80 much
"o0ld rather send q 70 me
'as IN. l iook oae doss Of
I'D" o~ttsr 10 6ve minutes. IN.
= ''.e eared me sussfsly. Two
-''s weFs afflicted IN the rsr,s
-. -, AZ enc snall hOssls sarsd "a
- q = Kes mts 4 = eg7m,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Men Past SIXTY IN Danger.

More than half ~ mankind over
sixty years Of age sudrF from kidney
and bladder disorders usually enlarge.
mrnt Of PROSTATE gland This - both
painful and dangerous and toicys
Kidney Cure should be- taken ~ the
first -ign Of danger, H. It corrects irreg.
ularties and has cured many old men
OF thIs disease. MIR Rodney Burnett.
Rock Port. Mo writes suffered
with enlarged PROSTATE gland and kId.
ney trouble for year., and sitter taking
two bottles ut Foley. Kidney Core I
feel better thau ! have tor tUenty
y-ars. although | am now 81 years
old " ! IS Mcclellan 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Cause Of Insomnia.

Indigestion Irsrly always dstufb'
the sleep more ? Zee and 10 often The
cause oi ,nsomrA Many cases have
been permanently cured by Chamber.
IAiu'. stomach sud Liver Tablets t.r
.alr hy all dTuEg.sts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
KIRBY Smith Chapter

Kirby smith Chapter In't"i Dsush.
ter. - the Con'eirrscy held an inter.
esting meeting At the HON" % Mr. u
n McCreary Thursdsy afternoon ~
which a great deal Of business ~ i'm
portAnc- Was transacted
MpsdAmes J y Strpbhs' u y Ne
Cr-ary. VI + Tn.ley and Misses Alice
Thomas and Maud Grsham we're ap-
pointed delegates o. the Nsulnal con-
veutiou. vhich Will meet 10 iu' Ang".
le.. CAlioruia bit oUtuR TO the F'"s'
distance none - these lsti.s -sn 81.
tend q their regret snd the Chapter
passed q uranim,us re'Olui'oa Dele
eating the STATE precedent. Nfs u }
stockbrdg,. g. rAs, ~" v1t" 20 i'~
ChGptsr
Amendment 90 ~ NAu7ut "1r'' 70
tuition urr- rad ALd I,'-Is.~' 49,
which the meeting ~ ,Ifn-d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Chsmberlatrs Cough Rs-ossr bdt
Matte

Medicines that All nstgr- sr" sl"aJ'
most sdcctaaI ChaaD-fiAin. Co1Eh
Remedy acts on tbs Flsn. Is slaJs
IRE soogh. relieves tie lungs ads FL
psesosntioa. opsus tss ssgFviisss. an1
slds nsture N restoring M system 20
a ksalshy sundaies. soit ~ AL erag-
Ga