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The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
VIKINGS EVER IN MINNESOTA
Finding Of Ancient Anchor Thouuht
to Be Proof of Presence.


CTookston, Minn.-Photographs have
been taken Of the ancient Morse an
chor found On the state experiment
farm the other day, and copies of
these viii be sent to the Swedish
and Norwegian governments in the
hope Of asceTtaining the true histor-
.cal value Of the discovery. The an
chOr itself viii be sent either to the
Smithsonian institution or some mu-
scum, and efforts viii be made to
connect it with the supposed visit of
the Norsemen to the continent of
North America centuries before the
discovery by Columbus.
According TO tradition, Lief Erikson
left a party of so men when he
touched on the North American coast,
and it is possible that this anchor Is
a relic Of that little band, Of whom
nothing ever was heard afterward.
The anchor is light, weighing not
more than 30 pounds. Il consists of
a rather heavy cylindrical center
piece and from sockets on either side
prongs project, the prongs swinging
on iron pins through the center Of the
/ cylinder.
From the nature of the stratum of
clay IN which the anchor was found
/ il is certain that the earth had not
been disturbed for centuries. as the
clay was not mixed with the least
particle Of black dirt. The depth at
which the anchor was found and the
/ fact that It was imbedded in solid clay
probably accounts for its good state
/ Of preservation.
Efforts are being made to discover
other evidence of the Norsemen's
/ presence n this part Of the country
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
sTogssEL SHOWN AS COWARD.
Serious Charges Against Him and
Brother Officers Made Public.

St Petersburg document con-
tanning the indictments against Lieut.
Gen. StoesseI, the defender of Port
Arthur; Lieut.. Gen Fock. who COM
manded the fourth east Siberian di-
vision at Port Arthur; Maj. Gen.
Reiss, chief Of STAFF to Gen. Stoessel,
and Lieut. Gen. SmirnOff. who preced-
ed Lieut.. Gen. StoesseI in command at
Port Arthur, was made public here to-
day. These officers are being tried
by court-martial on charges Of cow
ardice and treason. The indictments
set forth that StOessel and FOck delib-
erately sent false reports Of battles
that never occurred, recommended
their own friends and generals who had
lost battles for decorations and sur
rendered Port Arthur fortress in spite
of the fact that they had at hand am
pie means for resistance. All the
crimes with which Stoessel, Reiss
and Fock are charged are capital Of
fenses.
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
ONE MANS TROUBLES.
HE is A MEMBER OF THE NAVY
YARD BAND.
Fred 5eVersee, Trombone Player, Or
dered TO Pay $50 2 Month Ali
mony When He makes
but S32.

New York. - Frederick Beve~see
who plays the trombone in the navy
yard band. is irving to feu-e OdJ {
plan by which ha can pay MS wife
$26 a month a.imory out of total i1
come of go a month. All The Ea.--
maucians in the navy ward a1j IA lis
lawyers Office have failed tO -eI any
satisfactory answer 10 this hard prob
lem, bur Beversee mast have an an
sWeT
If Beversee dcez-t pay his wife 81
a month more .hal lie earns he VIII be
in contempt o. court and some hard
hearted judge mav lock him up in a
little room so small he viii not be
able 10 slide his trombone.
Beversee has been ordered to ap-
pear in special term over in New York
county and explain why he has failed
10 pay the $36 a month for the last
two months, and also 70 explain why
he shouldn't be adjudged in contempt
of court and locked up in some hot
jail for the summer.
Lawyer George Hiram Mann, who
has a big practice among the people
attached 10 the navy, viii be in court
to help Beversee explain, and also
to make the court see the injustice Of
demanding slim0ny in greater amount
than BeyeTsee can earn. BeVersee is
able 10 prove that his present cash in
come is only So a month, which he
gets from the government for playing
the trombone twice a day. In addi-
tion 10 this he gets a place to sleep
and a daily ration
Some Of BeveTsee's friends have
suggested that he raise the extra four
dollars by selling his ration; but that
would leave him without anything TO
eat, and, besides, he might run up
against some hard regulation against
dispOsing Of a ration allowance.
Beversee's wife is suing him for
separation. The TWO lived together
quite happily until two or three years
ago. They have been living apart for
a year. Their scn. who is a seaman
19 years old. made an affidavit a year
ago. IN which he took sides with his
mother, and alleges that his papa was
a very bad man in his treatment of
Mrs. Beversee. Now, Mr. Mann is
armed with a new affidavit from young
Beversee which tells of the splendid
qualities Of his father. with whom he
is now stopping In his new amdavit
young Beversee throws some light on
the effect of beer and hot weather
upon affidavit making; in fact, he
makes it appear that the combination
Of lager and high temperature caused
him to make the former affidavit He
says that after drinking beer all day
IN hot weather his mothehr induced
him to 90 with her to her lawyer S
Office in the Pulitzer building and
swear to allegations which he now
declares to be untrue.
After Mrs. Beversee's suit had got
under way the court ordered her hus-
band to pay her S36 q month. BeY-
eTsee was able to pay the amount
at that time, as he was playing at
night with a big uptown orchestra
in addition 70 his employment in the
Navy Yard band He is a musician
Of high class, and he says that he
would be able to get employment out
side now but for the meddling Of his
wife. He paid the S36 a month up to
eight weeks ago, when he found il
impossible to pay that amount out
OF mis- navy pay
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
Robjns Take to Sprinkler

Allentown, Pa.-Taking the most
logical course, in view of the rainy
spring and summer, and getting
where things could be no Wetter.
pair Of robins built q nest in 3 toy
sprinkling can belonging to LuellA,
daughter Of William Fretz, Of D1t
lingersVille. The sprinklins can had
been left outside. near the porch.
where the birds found it.
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
RINGS. LoCKETs. ETC.

RINGS, LOCKETS, ETC.
Gents Solid Gold Signet Rings,
$3,5 so up.
Ladies Solid Gold Signet Rings,
$500 up.
Child's Solid Gold signet Rings,
SI.oo up.
Ladies' Solid Gold Medallion
Lockets, $500 up.
Ladies Solid Gold Crosses. $500
up.
Gents Solid Gold Lockets, $500
up.
Ladies Solid Gold Bracelets,
$500 up.
Ladies r4-Carat Gold Filled
Leckets, $2.oo up.
We engrave the monograms on
them in the highest style of the art.
SILVERWARE
Silver Tea Sets, $1,000 up.
Silver Cake Baskets, $500 up.
Silver Cups for Children, $I.25
up.
Silver Baking Dish, 200.
Silver Butter Dishes, $3.50 up.
Silver Pickle Casters, $500 up.
The above silver is the Genuine
Rogers, which speaks for itself.
CATHOLIC GOODS
We have the largest line of Cath
olic Goods in the city.
Genuine Pearl Rosaries, IS cents
up.
Genuine Pearl Resaries, strung
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
MANUFACTURINGJEWETR Rp
725 9TH Street, N rthWe8t
BE TWEEN c & H.

Our stock of Jewelry and Bri
. piece has been carefully selected anC
YOU will bear us out that we have
anywhere. Why not give US call t
Everybody has some friend WI
may be mother or father, sister or br
be a sweetheart-and no better tim,
so suggestive. Nothing makes or
heart of another.
Any article that you may selec
when wanted. Experienced clerks.
Engraving Free of Charge.
WATCHES.
We mention here but q few ef
our specials.
Gentlemen's 2o-year-Gold Filled
American Stem Winders and Set
ters, $40.
Ladies 2o-year Gold Filled Stem
Winders and Settlers, $40.
Gentlemen's I4-carat Solid Colo
American Stem Winders and Set
tiers, as cheap as SIS.
Children's Solid Silver Watches
with Pin Attachment, $3.50; regu-
lar price, S.. so.
Ladies Solid GoldWatches, Open
Face, $500.
Boys Solid Silver Watches, S.
UP.
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
Lonely HORSE 4 Suicide.

Akron, GA horse owned by J. H.
Sell, Of Loyal Oak, committed suicide
by plunging from the door of a big
bank barn 10 a pile OF rocks 20 feet
beneath. For years the horse was
g-amed with another which died sever
q weeks ago, and he had acted queer
r since
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10

on @.a Fine Silver. with Solid Silver
Crucifx, Is cents up. ,"'''
Emerald, Sapphire, Garnet R,.
by, Jade, Turquoise. Topaz Cn. nv,
tai, and Coral Rosaries. st-,,n., ,,s, :.
I4-Carat GOId-Fillss Chain Sn -
and $500. VIII make = As95,4.,' ,,,o'
Christmas present
Solid Gold Rosa-tss c.,,,;-.
Stones, $500. '''-'
Resari-s for special dsyoti..,
VIZ; Immaculate ConceDtior c,
AIMS, St Philomena. St A7t5oas -,
Seven Dolors, Infant of Prac,.
st. Joseph, etc, with PRAYERS either
English or German.
PRAYER BOOKS
High quality at low prices, such
as Key of Hesven, Manual Of Pr,v.
ers, St. Vincent's Manual. v,d.
Aecum, Sacred Heart. Following
Of Christ (by Kempis), Bibles, Old
and New Testaments, etc. We hay,
them in cases suitable for bridal Of
Christmas presents.
RELIGIOUS MEDALS
Religious Medals in Gold spd
Silver; Immaculate Conceptios. St
Benedict, St. Anthony, s y2seph,
Infant of Prague, ST. Vincest De
Paul, St. Aloysius, &c.
Eight-Day Sanctuary Oil, sI.n
per gallon.
Crucifxes, hanging and standing.
Candle Sticks in Gold Silver 20,
Brass.
Sacred Hearts, Selid Geld, 70
cents and SI.25.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
FAYS CGATS Penalty.
Georgia Negro HsrJed For Outrage on
W te CT


rG;Ao,-:. Ga X i.-V... P..-n
cornno-.! "a = 3 b.,'.. ;--
gro u.n a',"' '.i'., Yeas G.. 49,
hans IL T...-tA. e - {. ..e
Of rae. COMMIT; u;oa - ;t..ua
OF Safaa Bias. Soi." 81 --uJ =
yea Cd II. J.N .. aoat; . u..v.
sou beast 80! CutA-...
4. .uCsl ....A C':..yl was .y4.e
there as-s se,e-ai hundred pe-p.,
here f-uu al sections o! the c-..n :.
being d; raced :Aeuuch NEE cu-.o>i-
~. % G'-v he condemned nan as
,a.A or 10 se' s!imase e his remains
after exec ltlon. Only very ..n!:-
ed nrn per we're permitted BY :ae
sa-r.f 10 witness the execution
Prices crime. according to 'he evi-
deuoe given az sptc.a! term OF Ran
do. pn superior court, called for he
purpose Of passing upon his and otaes
crimes. was = MOS, atrocious ore.
Sarah BurAs and her little broth
er. le years old. Lad come TO Cu,a
bert on Saturday and had left to.n
about 4 O'Clock in the afternoon for
their home. s miles in tae county.
They were walking and Price. wao
Was in 4 buggy with sso:her regro.
passed them. leading his mule benin d
the buggy. Later Prize met taem in
the road. after leaving the negro in
toe buggy. He made some remarks
to tie CIR! and brother - he passed
and later returned. wheo Re Vas said
20 have made . most hend1sn and
bru;a! attack upon the girl. She be-
Ing almost a child. and her brother
q child. were unable to resist his at
tack. her arms berg pinioned under
her body. Her M.,e orotler can
20 her resr,e. bu. he vas power!ess
a making his blows effective. The
a.,aGt vas az . point remote from
I 1ses. asi as she vas dragged from
.. roa, ne. cries we're no( heard /.
on account OF the distance from II q
Lea-.st house.
l.a:er tie girl and her brother YEA:
to her home. about a mile from tie
pl.ce OF assault. and communicated
VIA, had happened 20 he. mother.
/ pr<se OF citizens 0f the neigh
borhood soon gathered. The fdent!-
fica,.on q Price being conclusive. q
warrant VAS sworn out aud later he
vas arrested BY Sheriff Bynum and
brought to pail.
Jude Worr!.l called Q special term
OF court. bill vas found. coUase!
assigned AID q full ard fair trial az
fc.ded toe reSro. The jury found
him guilty. and tR paid the penalty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
WAR CLOUD LOOMS
ln,eading Csui'tt Between Ger
trail American States
all MAY BECOME INVOLVED
e,,.. Decsr~e,t az Washington 10
surr-sec 20 Hear News that Hos.
&u,.ies Nay as.n se Resumed u
Contra America.

Wa....a-.,.. Az .:.-Tle news
from w. II =. p Mig c D.
49, SIS " g.. e.: - C'a'.1l .\n..--
.ca. 50 .>,,.: co.,. R.ca MS re-
r.i,.I a,:, .. .l-p-..c ard icc-sd-
u,i:y Ter .p u It's .,omeL: a., Il
the - e, :.-:. tax .uartrr Of TIE
VOID ~. cave :caClei Washing
ton x,-a 80 tie 70: LAT :ae aspe-.-
ties cas-. -. :. as y ca-asl4H at
tack u1r. .Ac-.u..a, Salvador. has
been .rl-r.5,i .o~a Under ;le COM
h,red !li.-lCe Of iae sove-rne.,s of
Mexico a.: Anne Ca.
Warrington Exeeetea Conference.
lni ed =: Vas ne ~. ( Of he state
Aerartner. 0fIc!i.s here that arrca ge-
nen;s wei. :. 10 De perfected for
a conference "a Washiu g-on next
fail O: VIM Il ,,,. ions from cle
Contra. American s.a,eS. the only Oh.
stacie be-. ;ae reluctance of each OF
the par. 20 ;-AilS he initiative In
askins 90 re conference.
weine - .Ae sta'e d.partmnee re-
eeiyed . ca1i.s-an from American
Minister Lee. a. Guatemala Ct'y g.
statin4 tia, e .arMo AguiYre. me
1iuis.er O: Al :, g Guass -na.a. &C
eompaa.e! by =. ( ard enorre-
oAcial. had jrst - =. = civ 4 ? tee
City Of Mexico for l.. purpose Vt
meeting Secretary Root upon hls APP
Droach!uc ,isit there. l, Is under
stood ;-.s GlA-eMa.an delegation u
eiosned w III. power 10 represent
!taeir government: IN the effort to i'm.
prove TIE -e.A;Lns between GuAte-
na.a and Mexico. which have not yet
recovered :.om the strain to which
they were subjected as the result OF
the retu :. ~ President Cabrera to
surrender 70 Mexico for trial the Al
legged .ns..ga:o-s o. tie assassin alton
al the .a;e Ge.e-a! Bari.las.
Roots Visit to Mexico.
Ar otHc!a! statements relative "a
Secretary Rro's projected trip have
been 20 to etc. TIA, II IS to De ab-
so,a;e!y urcolrec:ed vith politics
but II IS sca-ceiy.e1pected he would
refuse o. meet me GUacema!an dele
cation q view q his freely express
- desire 20 Use Us best efforts ia
preserve tas reace in the south. Fo:
the same rea>on. II the meeting takes
place. aat was has not in the mean
time broken on. between the Central
America safes. Il - probable that
Secreia-y Root would feel IL ntS duty
% pas. beyond tie simple question ot
the 70 l:!1rs b-'veea Quatemla8 And
1le1!co az! erdeavor 70 impress upon
the 1eeSa.;ons he wisdom OF con-
serving TIE peace with their otael
1e!ghbo:s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
rCLEcRApAER STRIKE.
Sesiiresd Teiesraphsrs viii Not u
Called VI.

Chicago, AUs. l'~At = confer
~oee .e.t thursday night between
President 9. J. small Of the Teieg-
:Sapbers' union CT America: Secretary
1nsss President Compe-s. Of tie
Amer. Federation Of Labor. ant
9vera. o'aer labor leaders,. II va
~ecide6 cef.!.e.y that there should
oe GO s'-.sA Of the +. 00o railroad
teleg.ap. = s. TIE United States.
Tee o, -Ca'p-s VII. b~ called upon
oaor:.y 70 co., 1u,e a s'-.ke fuad OF
~" 90. Two Of the. z, nerA ON =
|eers a..a.de. ;.e meeting
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19

Savannah, Ca August 1.-THE 80
island market vas Inactive during
the past week no sales being repast.
ID. QuotAtjnos are nominal IN the
abseucs Of business. Some Httle un-
easiness - felt b. the Trade over -
ports Of shedding On aeeosnt II frs-
q.ent sAovers reeesffy. WttA infss-
missisns o( hot ssnshtne. eaaslnG -
fruit TO drop. A. yet results Asve ~
been sesio1s. bit tie steuAt3oa ~
saslly been0e -
~ Sollsving Dssess @s bass1 -
nAetos1 Qos41Glsas:
II enoey 0a'a - ma. 3
H0ey Cas- - YlA1 ....A Ooo96
II eAo6es 0o'A - ma 10kO19
CAoles 0siA aaA Yla'A 80. 81aSO1o
- ~ Ga - 11nA =. . -
~ 0aha - Yl1k ...... = o.
os1asa 0s'A ~ ma :. . -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
.aGaa0asaso eRAsssg-. oolA

one - ~ esasse cssls ~ Nlsss1s
cAanoo1 tsandD 0soug11V.
TADs v1s - tDOosenue 'aaa1 9
AssDs1ssA q 0ssasaay. VAaa 0ss0OD
Tayi1 q Pal9ss. suUsgl11oo1su9 q
~ 0aanesvt1ls PsAeA 0VgAne0 O.,
80 % lSa J. CagteS q NeUoassy
-Ae0Dgtno Htaak.- Gas q ~ 0nase
ecafs b tAs 0eate. aaA . ustss V1uDGe
q: H. YIortAa 0esas 1aAF - HaaUa
Inst year.
TIE colt n oas q ~ ~ 1aaOsB'
tioa, ooe a tbs taGes0e "a - q.
eas Of de bsss . Ylus1A. - ~
nany aA8isess q TAauo aaBsog -
hasse0D 1Wine ~ ~
HI. Casteg. vho = Q ~ 49, q
hossehesA, ~ bes8 - . "0a10f
vtsA HI. Tsyiss - ssos tllBo -
III valsabls aniQal - - @GD0
finally cane b . AaaA 0sawan1. vA0
lr. castes psA1 ~ Dsses. ~ . haasg
a1uaD1 ~ aaionYs aock 81 ABuUs
a1oe towards SesW1ss1y. H easa1s
Win eansrat.lsas ~ sDsa ~ -.
cnA e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
GERMAN TARIFF AoReEMe:r.
May c. Into Courts fes judicial De
eision ~ % Validity.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE German
tar.1 agreement. It IL now probable
will be taken into the courts for
judicial decision as to its validity.
Ta.s action Is likely A. the result
Of a dec sion BY the general app1ais-
ers here sustaining the advanced VAL
ue On "a importation Of chocolate
from Germany. Their '>r:Fior -77
based On and followed the decision 0!
the supreme corr. OF ~" t. ."
States In the Passavant ease.
/, 10 Understood the imrorts-s "
appeal or the strength OF the Innan
tariff pact. . proceeding that Is de-
sired BY all importer. as they v1sa
to obtain . judicial ruling.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
uei, 10 Bonn 70 krvps Fortune.

Ke.!, German. Aug. 1.-TheTe
was holiday At the krupp ship
bui'iing works here Thursday With .
d., r 5u.!on Of money 10 Al! the work
men ia celebration OF the birth OF q
son and heir To Herr and Frss krgrp
v,n Boh!en und Halbaeh. AZ Is
sen tie ht-.h q the heir vas a!sc
celebrated. The various Krupp works
including those at Ba,boa. employ
81 600 persons They recently ha's
oeen r-conve-ted from Temporary
stock company into 4 arm under Frau
Krrpp vor Roh!en und Ha!oaen pH-
ya.e osne-si.p.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19

NsS 8ehoei btoaea oooso 80 0Uo1-
Ssnsss sss ossao esscea1
The hsselfns sown q TssaesA -
Gated. u tAe West nd Q AsW Dl1as
from the % 0uvanase. u1As 1nnlsu1
By song ana hisesgy. b Ahsu11g aAmao
With ssrvrkang sssAA3sy. 4AoeA Dalaa
that Aes sasesSsSsanS sloPaDs 80 ~
no Raaas 4AiasH.
". H. yosss. 80 - 1aiTsssAso
AsseieeA vas . ~ e1ay. 1s1AAv. -
seaaes that wesk - ps100aa11G 1Dsly
o. Tie ~ seAssl bulD1laG ~ J. 4.
D1zYaDee q CAis0noA = sgos11ng .
sev - enDns11c1s sasSG. ~ 49,
several rsst1eaess aso Os1nG -
In an TrsaAaa = GEOw1nG fAsG aD4
Is yse Aess3nsa . hsesDs 49, q ~
leading towns q - esaD1y. alDes -
people sajsg - sGsSsta0lp q sso
rod f2efHs11s-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
Found As-sina 70 . eed Pod.

DanTi.le. ny. Aug l.-Jane S!u-
ms. Al Oh ne..o WOMAN. vas fnunt
Isoesc in re. yoom with many evidences
- foul play. There were marks on
~ throa: "a: Indicated she had been
eGed 20 death. and that Afterrard
~ Sody vas suspended from t.e
o. - beGo04t by means OF
- st-.ps q led eloiainx. u Is
eeh; tie Cd vonak vAs murdered
esoer 10 secur tsome money vnieA
vas supposed 10 have htddss 10
Asoss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
r~,o Ooehers Drown i.

Carlisle Ky Aug. l'.-Wnne u
bathing a, Aoner's mil! Frank ano
Charls. Bryant. brothers. aged ~
and &c, ver crowned. Tie young
ar hoy was s~i1ed nth cramps m
the other uude6tO0k 70 rescue MIN .
hus lost mis- ovn life. Tasir eooie'
go, recovered BY pessoss sSe VIZ
ssas<A the dfuwnisg. but reached '0s
$500 toe late % 10 q assistases.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
PICNIC Old NOT OCCUR.
Young People 81 Ws'ae vvsrs Antiei-
patiWe . ceo1 ItWss.

Young peoeie o. WSt00 ven AnVses-
psti"S . css6 vI@s.
The young people OF Waldo were
anticipating . picnic and big ttms
generally on Friday. and I'D made
elaborate preparations ioS tho 1ass.
so Il Is reported. but owing TO the IN
ness Of one Of the young nSn. vho
cas- . prime mover iA the matter. IL
f,.nctOn has been posspsced until .
date which will be announced lassr.
The young people Of waldo are ~
todafe when II comes . aAytAAaG.
and picnies and GsA frys ags tAalp
spsctaIties. They had sxtso6sa ~
vitatioas TO . party a 0avannoA
young people vho are spsnAtng ths11
vscatioo II CsaAr Key. % joln thsO.
Ths Savannah people ~ % ~
upoo tAets arrival lsasDsa a ~ -,
po0e0eat and ths rsasoa. ~ Vsg0
ID hearty sympathy vitA ~ auAsa.
II h expected. however. - ~
this picnic q n easiy Este. - fsSsa1s
a ~ young 0aA Vho = ~ suDooe
him % recover sAngely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
TRENTON SCAOOlTO
Be- FINE BuIlDlN6
Work Already Begun, and Viii b
Rapidly Pushed.
LIVINGSTON eErs CONTRACT

he Was the Lowest Bidder. and pro-
posss to Give the People u Trs~seH
District 0WiIeinS Of Which Thsy
May Wei Fest Provo.
The contract for the elegant new
school building at Trenton has been
let. and George W. Livtnsstoo. well
knovn throughout the West End. hAs
secured the Job. be being the lowest
and best bidder. according to the man
ner in which the bids were figured By
the board Of trustees OF that district.
To begin With. the board may ex-
pect . good JOB. Is Mr.. Lvtngseoo =
regarded not only a. . eoOpstens
mechanic but q reliable mAa. . mAn
able and willing to comply With The
plans and Specifications in . fattAfal
and reliable manner.
This building. When co0DSete4. yin
Be the most up-todAte school bail1tng
In the West End. II vas designed and
planned after modern ideaA With q
view to the rapidly growing Trs0too
section. and In all vii 10 . credit.
not Only 20 the district. but - IL edo
catio0al interests Of The county.
Contractor Lyingssoa vent 1t once
to work In the matter OF os6esing ~
tefial. etc. and will push the Wosk
- rapidly Is Il u possible % Do q
satisfactory job.
The bsildins wfll be one Of tAs
most coc1m0ai0us In that sectj0o a
the county when completed. and the
en.erprisins people Of Trcntoa die
triet to be Congratulated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
WILL Greet 4 cssUNcss.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19
A pIEAsAMT OCCASION.


tsia . Numeer Of erienea.
One OF the most enjoyable social
functions OF the season vas the party
given By Miss Bessie and Earl KEEL
ley. complimentary to their young
friends, at the home Of their parents.
d. and Mrs. J. l. Kelley, so S0uth
Arredondo street. Thursday eventn8-
I mere we're about forty present. and
those Who attended thoroughly enjoy
eo the evening
The feature Of the evening vas the
game of Prophecy. Numerous pteees
In the form Of clover leaves we're
GU, out and hand painted, and each
guest Vas required 70 peopAesy - 70
the future Of another OF Tie opposite
sex.
During the evening Misses Leonoea
Vidal. IA Eddtns and others perform
ed on the piano. And Miss R0sahea
Pedrick favored the guests with some
sweet vocal selections
Delicious refreshmeats OF ice cream
and cake were served.
The home vas aftFactiveiy decorAt.
ed with japanese lanterns. saspan6e6
from the porehes. With focal decuPar
tons On the interior.
At . late hour the guests Departed
With an expression Of many thAnks
TO the clever entertainers for the
pleasure Of the evening"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-19

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