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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-18
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Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday June the ed. 1906 there will
be a special election held at the school
house at Owens for the purpose OF
changing the boundaries OF the
Owens Special Tax School District
so as to read as follows: Beginning
at the NE corner OF sec. "a TIP, BIS.
Rg 24c. and running west / miles to
the NV corner of sec. 81 same Up.
and range, thence South to SW cor
ner OF said section, thence West to
the NV corner Of sec. TIP. 3Ss. of
re-. 23c. thence South TO the S\N cor
ner OF sec II TIP. SO Rg, % thence
West to the County line, thence
South to the Sc corner OF sec. 10
same TIP. and Rg. thence East to the
Sc corner of sec. 2I Up. 3Ss. of Rg.
24c., thence North to NV corner Of
sec. IS same Township and range
thence East to NE corner of said
section. thence North to NE corner
Of sec. 81 Up. 37s, of Rg. 24c. to place
OF beginning. All other portions ad-
vcrtised in the petition rejected as
conflicting with other schools.
Inspectors: ]. II. Langford, w. I.
Wilson, J. T. Nicholson, Clerk, II. G.
Johnson.
Done by order Of the Board this
the Sth day Of May, a, d. 1906
VIM. p. Marshall, Chairman.
J. II. Brown, Secretary.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-18

wide forehead, she displays her lovely
neck curves, she exhibits her best
points, and she hides her other ones.
\ French beauty secret is that Of
hiding your poor traits. II your ears
are big. cover them with little ear
curls. These are only tiny wisps OF
hair hut they can be coaXed to lie
In pretty artistic waves over the ears
And the same with the temples. If
they are high and bald they can be
roaxcd into beauty by curling the hair
upon them so that the locks lie in little
temple curly. These are easy to man
age. If your own hair will not hink
m this way you can add halrpin curl-
Just 10 cover the templcs.-EH.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-18

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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-18

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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-18

Notice Of intention to apply for letters patent
upon the amendments to charter Of the Ala.
fla, Nauatcc and Gulf Coast Railway Company.
Notice 8, hereby given that on the fifth day
Of May, \. D. 1906 application will be made
to the governor Of the State Of Florida, at
Tallahassee Florida, for letters patent upon
the amendments to and alterations in the
charter OF the Alafia, Manatee and Gulf Coas,
Railway Company, as the same appear in the
certificate Of said corporation under its common
seal now on file in the office Of the secretary
Of state, true copy Of which said certificate
being published herewith.
ALAFIA, MANATEE & GULF COAST
RAILWAY COMPANY.
By James NJ Clifford
President
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-18
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
ANOTHER BUSY oAY.
off'ee-seekers Fssa incoming Exeeu-
tive Com Sleteiy ceeuolec.

Austin. Nov 90. - Governor.elect
Campbell had another busy day Fri.
day. ofice-seekeFs kept his time com.
pletoly occupied. Although the guest
at the mansion Of Governor I.anham.
he was compelled Thursday night to 20
to the Drisklll hotel and meet appli.
cants. Friday morning Colonel Camp.
bell saw those desiring Office In the
governors pirate Office.
A delegation presented the clafm uf
Colonel j. q. Newton. who seeks 10 be
adiutant general Captain r. 4. Blair
OF Waco presented the Gains OF City
Marshal Dollins Of Waco. who wants
10 be superintendent OF the Gatosville
reforwatory. Senator Marshall Hicks
saw the goyernor-elect IN behalf OF Mr.
Gates OF Refugio county. who Is after
the Office OF Gsh and oyster commits
sloner.
The next governors diplomacy az.
tracts all alike Colonel Campbell
said he would announce bis appoint
ments early In December and would De
free 90 take a hunt IN Brnzoria county
The railroad commission gave notice
20 the international and Great North
ern. Katy, Galveston. Houston and iar'
rlsburg and San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railways that II viii on Nov. 2
consider a petition filed by stockmen
and livestock shippers Of San Antonio,
wherein complaint Is made against me
facilities furnished by the above roads
NJ San Antonio for convenient loadlnE
and unloading Of livestock shipments.
Il Is alleged the only facilities fur
nished are owned by distinct corpora
ton from the railway companies. The
commission viii consider the promul'
cation OF an order to require roads to
provide pens and other facilities TOT
transportation OF cattle.
General attorneys of all Texas rail-
ways were here Friday preparing 4
motion for rehearing IN the Love gross
receipts tax law; also n writ OF error
70 the United States supreme court IN
case the motion Is ovcrruled.
Adjulnnt General Hulcn has return
cd from Rio Grande City. He reports
everything quiet when he left
Tho board OF engineers n the Fed.
eral govern 1ent notified The governor
that Il viii hold a meeting az Calves
ton Nov. 81 20 consider on inland wa
terway from the Rio Grnude river %
the Mississippi river az poralis1uy'lle
la. The boprd also win hold o meet
ing az Victoria N0v. % 20 consider The
proposed channel from Ararsas Pass
10 Victoria and Cuoro. on The Gunda-
lupe river. n meets 40 Corpus Christi
Nov. o. % consider impg0v.nE Jh.
Arkansas PASS; also is'and w1terw
from Corpus Christi through Turtle
Cove 10 Arkansas Pass. Tho board
wants ali The facts 20 enlighten the
government CT Improvements.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
upheld PRESIDENT.
Senators culserson ard Bailey Say HIS
Action Was Proper.

Senators culserson ard Bailey Say His
Action Was Proper.
Dallas. Nov. iG.-It Is not lmpru5-
able that Senators Bailey and Culber-
son may 90 an early date be called
upon 10 defend the action OF the presi-
dent IN d.smissing from the service
the negro troops Of the Twcnty.hfth In.
fantry for the riOtous conduct Of some
OF their number az Brownville. says a
Washington special 20 The Times Her
aid. Neither OF them are giving the
least announcement 10 the taiS of
negro ministers here regarding the
presidents action. I'm fact, both sem
ators say the president was undouht-
odly right en- what he did, provided he
did not exceed his authority.
Mr. Bailey said. 90 presume that
the president was guided hy the ad-
vice ol hts legal councillors. and /
want 90 say that n he has authority
for his course ne has acted wisely In
dismisslng the troops" The senator
intends 90 look into the question thor
oughly 90 the first opportunity. and n
the matter gets before congress u Is
possible that The president may be as
strongly defended by Senator Bailey
as be was assailed by him during the
consideration Of the rate bin no tho
last session ef congress on the sub.
feet of the suit filed by the government
against the Standard on company MI.
Bailey said: 4 have not seen the al
legations in the governments position,
but. generally speaking ! should say
that the decision In the Northern Sc
curities case ought % enable the gov.
eminent 20 reach the Standard oil
comuany. I;s Affiliations and opera.
tions are clearly interstate
Senatorl Bailey left for Crysta
Springs. Miss. whore bis mother is
seriously Co.,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

A pew On Grace Epicopal church.
New York. sold Tor $3.50.
4 car fen on Robert Murtle az "
Paso, crushing him to death
a car Of merchandise and 100 bales
Of cotton burned az Brentwood, Tex.
Near Aquilla. Tex. John webb. o
rich farmer. was killed In a runaway.
At spindletop. near Beaumont j w
Clark. shot himself through the heart
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood Is 70 Mus.
kogee looking after citizenship cases
Rev. w W. Hopkins. a prominent
Methodist divine died 81 Sweetwater,
Tex
VIII Steward was thrown from his
foat az Dublin. Tex. dying from In.
iuries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
DR.. THRUsIoN DIES.
Prominent Pioneer Physician Of cai.
las peparte ThLe LIE.

Dallas. Nov. i6.-At his residence In
thic city. after a brief illness, Dr. S.
D. Thmston. for thirty-three years "a
citizen OF Dallas. departed this life.
DR.. Thmston was a native OF North
Carolina and a surgeon ia the Confed.
crate army As an authority on fe-
vers peculiar TO the south. particu-
larry yellow and typhoid fever he had
few equals. During his long residence
here he has ever stood among the fore
most practitioners.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17

Bell Is Supposed 20 De Representing
Irteresta OF Frisco.

II Pas1 Nov. 16.--J l.. Bel o. New
York. who built thc ~ Paso and North.
eastern road out OF thi8ci ty, has asked
the city council FOR q franchise Tor ter.
minals 10 this city FOR the II Paso and
Kansas CITY short line he Is sup.
posed to represent Frisco interests
building from Quanah
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
COY FALLS ON MAN.
Tumblss or Roof Five Stories High
and Escapes Death.

Now York Nov. l6.-Jamos Moran,
eleven years old pitched headlons
from the roof OF q fvc.story building
His screams startled Julius Seligman.
who. glanciug up as the boy struck
upon his shoulders. was Knocked from
hts feet he Clutchcd young Moran
about the waist. so that only the child
feet and less struck the ground
Although bruised. Soligman was not
hurt and called an ambulance. Young
Moran was taken to~a hospital HC
was found 90 De apparently uniniurcd.
although one OF bis legs may De frac.
turcd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.

Charles Allen Shoots Spouse In Head
and Soon Suicides.
Iacksboro Tex. Nov. i6.-Thirtcen
miles southeast. Charles Allen rode
up 10 his home and fired two bullets
into his wife's head. killing her. lie
then rode a short distance and took
his own life. The couple had been
separated some time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17

Dallas. Nov l6-CLairman Garden
~ the Democratic executive committee
has filed his expense account II u
$1,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
Married a, Louisville.

Louisville. Nov. l6.-Former Justice
Of the Florida supreme Court wilton
Il. Mahrcy and Miss Irene Washburne
were married az the home oil the
bride here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
Hardwsre Company Chartered.

Austin. Nov. rs. - II. w Thornhill
Hardware company OF Dallas. capita
stock SO 000, was chartered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-17
EXAMINES POSTMASTER
Dallas Official Charges with Being Too
Active Politically.

Dallas Nov 16.-spcc.al Civn sery.
ice Commissioner Leche is investigat-
ins charges against Postmaster Robin
son oi this city. Mr. Robinson, &c Is
ALLEGED. has been taking too active a
part On political affairs In lccal par.
lance. th1 charge is perniglous political
activity
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01

short time and there is reason to be-
lieve that he was very glad to get out
of town and will probably never um-
pire another game in this city.
It looked as though the home team
was ratified at the very start of the
game, for in all the work they have
done this year the boys have never
fallen down as they did Sunday. A
very large crowd was out to see the
game and there was considerable dis
appointment at the result.
More men were hit by pitched balls,
some almost put out of business as the
result and one of the Springfield men
was struck IN the face by a ball that
glanced from the bat toward the close
of the game and he will be some weeks
in getting his face back to its normal
condition.
As far as the two teams were con-
cerned there was not great deal Of
open wrangling among the players but
the spectators took the matter in their
own hands and decided that Minneapo-
lis should not have monopoly Of the
right to invade the diamond to force q
square deal.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01
sAENGERFEsT PLEASED THEM ALL
New UIm Maennerchor Praises Biz
Gathering.

Aside from the members Of the Maen-
nerchor who went from this city to at
tend the great saengerfest in st. Paul
last week there were as many more
who went to attend one or more Of the
meetings SO that there was crowd Of
about sixty people which left this city
Thursday.
The returning singers have nothing
but the highest praise for the great
gathering of singers and say it was.
one OF the most inspiring sights that
ever was seen in the state when that
body Of 1000 men rose at the movement
of the wand Of the director and filed
the immense auditorium with their
voices.
Nothing like it has ever been known
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01
lieve that in a saner moment he would
have remembered them equally.

lleve that in a saner moment he would
have remembered them equally.
The case will probably be taken up
on the ruling of the court on certain
points presented by the appellants and
the right of the court to set aside the
verdict of the jury upon the grounds
presented by the attorney for the re-
spondent.
The estate is worth about 5000
and previous to the first trial q pro-
position was made by the disinherited
children to settle the case for $500
each, but the one son to whom the
property was left would not listen to
a proposition of this kind and the
matter was taken into court. It begins
to look now as though it would have
availed theNmaker of the will about as
much had he drawn the document up
for charity and made his requests to
the needy poor of the legal profession.
AS there is little doubt as to the rul-
ing of the supreme court in the matter,
and in case the verdict stands, when
the costs are all paid and the division
of the property made to the remaining
three heirs their share will be COM
paratively small.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01
ST. JAMES EDITOR SEES NEW ULM
". D. Bell Stops Off Between Trains
on His Trip.

Apparently without discovering his
identity to any of the newspaper fra
ternity in this city, the editor of the
St. James Journal Gazette, was in the
city taking in the sights recently and
tells his reader something of the trip
in the following.
The writer having spent many long
days and nights in a fairly acceptable
manner endeavoring to do the work
which falls to his lot, decided that, in
as much as he succeeded in securing
the consent of his partner, he would
take short vacation and, last Satur-
day morning, he and his family board
ed the 7:18 M. & st. L. train for New
| Ulm where they arrived at 500 o'clock
! The west-bound train on the G. & N.
W. railroad not being due until l:l8
p. NJ, we had considerable opportuni-
| ty to see the city.
A few things attracted our attention
more than usual, among which were
the monument erected to commemorate
! the battles between the whites and the
Indians in August 1852 and the collos-
S sal Herman monument, the broad and
| we'll kept streets and neat residences.
The business houses, however, are lit
| tie If any better than those in our own
| little city. Though lack of time pre-
vented us from investig ating the same,
the calliope fire whistle gave us the
unmistakable notice that there was a
fire in town and tended to strengthen
our contention that st. James should
be supplied with good calliope whis-
tie in addition to tie one now in use
and so easily mistaken for a train
whistle.
| OF course we could not tell all about
the crops, but we took in all that came
| within our range of vision from the
car window.
The early haying is practically all
done. The rye harvest was over and
most Of the barley was cut in Mime
sofa but out this way, though most Of
the fields were ripe, few had been cut.
Oats near home looked as if they
would be ready for the sickle this
week 5ut up this way the wheat and
oats looked green as ever.
Corn is much farther advanced and
looked to be of much better quality in
Watonwan and Brown counties than
farther west but the quality of the
small grain seemed to improve as we
came west.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01
OLDEST EDITOR LlVESIN NEW ULM
Most Of Them Will Have to Remove
Hats to MIR. Green.

In an unguarded moment Editor
Whitney of the Marshall News-Mes-
senger appears to have made state
ments that could not be verified in
regard to who was the oldest newspa-
per man and printer in the state. At
the age of sixty he seems to have felt
that he was, then comes Editor Ben
nett with one year more to boast of
and service in the state of dating
back to 1860.
They appear to have lost sight Of
Editor Green 1--WE do not use the more
fraternal term for fear he might be Of
fended) of the News, of this city. It
appears that he started in business in
the way of publishing after he had
learned his trade, in 1854 and in 1857
when he had bunch that the state
capital was to be built at st. Peter,
started the Traverse des Sioux Repor-
ter and ever since that time, with the
exception of the years he served in the
army, he has been doing his best to
make the people of the state believe
that democracy was the thing and his
particular paper the best.
He was born in the year 1880 and is
therefore seventy-six years of age, and
is still able to give most of us cards
and spades and then win out in the
matter of terse editorial work, and
works every day of the week Sunday
excepted) being perhaps the happiest
man in the city.
If Editor Whitney is contemplating
any future "reminiscences he better look
over the New Ulm field we have every
thing here that is good and worth men
tioning and it will compare favorably
with that Of any other part of the state.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01
STATE FAIR TO OUT.CLASS ITSELF
Management Promises Something
Extraordinary.

The Minnesota State Fair of 1905
will easily out-class all its predeces-
sors. Even at this early date it is
certain that the exhibits are to be more
numerous than in 1905, when many
departments were more than doubled
in size. And this year the great live
stock amphitheater, which has been
under construction all spring and sum
mer, will be used for Judging and sell
ling cattle and horses and will be the
center of attraction on the grounds.
Around it will gather the greatest live
stock display ever made at a state fair.
The fair is to be held during the
week Of Sept. 3 to and the great live
stock amphitheater will be opened and
dedicated on Monday. James J. Hill
will make the dedicatory address. It
will be a great and significant occa-
sion. On the same day, in the after
noon, Dan Patch, King of PAGERS, and
Cresceus, King of Trotters, will 90
against their own worlds records,
while great amusement program will
also be given. It will thus be seen
that Monday, Sept. 3, the opening lay
of the fair, will be one of the greatest
days Of the year.
Half-fare rates on the railroads go
into effect on the Saturday previous
50 that any one living within 500 miles
of the fair can easily reach st. Paul
or Minneapolis sometime during Sat
urday. Sunday or early Monday morn
ing-in time for the great events.
A six-days ladies' relay riding race
will be one of the sensational amuse-
ment attractions. Each evening there
will be a fine entertainment before the
grand stand concluding each night
with Gregory's Moscow the latest
and greatest pyrotechnic spectacle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01

IN the state before and the audience
went wild with the enthusiasm thatwas
stirred by the grand music that came
from the chorus.
Everything appeared to work in
harmony and the arrangements were
complete in every detail, 50 that aside
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01
A Mystery Solved

"How to keep off periodic attacks of
biliousness and habltual constipation
was mystery that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills solved for me- writes John
N. Pleasant, Of Magnolia, Ind. The only
pills that are guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction to everybody or money re-
funded. Only 25c at Q. N. olsen's
drug store.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01

from the enjoyment they all got out Of
the meeting they had much pleasure in
the trip. Saturday evening DR.. Stamm
invited the Maennerchcr Of this city to
his home in st. Paul and most Of the
members were there and enjoyed 8
very pleasant time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
JINGLES AND JESTS.
Lions Of the DaY.

A Sunday newspaper has lately taken
to printing society movements AMI do
ings and the arrivals at the Zoo on the
same page. But why not frankly com
bine the twoY
The Countess Of Cummberbund is now
one OF our most constant devotees Of
patinage sur vraie glace. She Is each
morning TO be found at Princes, when
she often IN making a sharp
curve in the air, comes suddenly TO the
ground. Afterward this beautiful erea-
ture struts up and down the enclosure,
all unconseiously showing its exquisite
shape and gorgeous coloring to the best
advantage.
The Lady Diana Delamode is quite
exhausted with her long round of bar.
gain sales She is never 80 happy as
when seated in corner, slow
ly pulling to pieces feather from a
child's hat. The others watch but make
no movement since tho feather-fuffer Is
thoroughly capable Of taking care Of
its own, and something more,
The Hon. Thomas Noddy is passing
through town on his way to Monte
Carlo for prolonged rest. Last even.
ing, when seen at the Criterion restau.
rant, he S.. was leaping from bar
70 bar with extraordinary agility, TAX
ing anything that was put before him,
and all the time grinning and ehattering
in n most incomprehensible manner, to
the vast amusement of the spcetators.-
London Punch.