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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
First Aid Outfit

St. Paul-The state labor depart
ment is sending out one thousand out
fits for mills, workshops and other
factories throughout the state to be
used for giving ''first aid to the
injured" Each case sent out contains
an anatomical chart, bandages absor-
bent cotton, olive oil and imewater,
bichloride of mercury tablets, ANN
onia and adhesive plaster. It also
contains the Red Cross rules for aiding
victims of accidents. The will be a
great protection for the workers OF
the state.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28

when approached by newspaper men
smiled and tried to appear cheerful.
In reply to questions she said she was
feeling pretty WE'LL
District Attorney Jerome went to
Lake Vile, Conn, to spend the holi-
day recess with his family. Nearly
all Of Thaw's counsel remained at
their homes.
Days More of Her Ordeal.
The district attorney will keep Mrs.
ThaW on the stand at least day and
half more and may even stretch his
searching cross-examination through
twice that length of time. It will de-
pend upon how Mrs. Thaw feels at the
end of this period as to whether or not
Thaw's counsel will. go ahead with
their redirect examination of her. Mr..
Delmas has been making copious
notes during Mr.. Jerome's question
ing of the witness, and he will likely
endeavor to place different light
upon some of the incidents which
have been disclosed.
With the REORGANIZATION only
half completed and with the redirect
and recross-examination still in view,
there seems no way to approximate
the number of days in the witness
chair Mrs. Thaw has before her. If
she is much fatigued at the end of
Mr.. JerOme's first ross-examination
she may be released for time, sub
ject to recall. In view of the fact,
however, that the defendants counsel
forced the district attorney to pro-
coed with the cross examination
against his will, he will very likely in
sist in return that they shall also con-
clude with the witness before she is
excused from the stand.
May Be New Surprise.
Mrs. Thaw on direct examination
identified AZ letters as being in the
handwriting of Stanford White The
letters were not written to her, but
to another girl. Mr.. Delmas is hold
ing these letters for introduction dur
ing the redirect examination and evil
IDENTIFY hopes to have them admitted
as offsetting something Mr. Jerome
was expected to bring out on cross
examination.
No intimation has been given as to
what the letters contain or to whom
they were written. They may con-
stitute new element of surprise which
| is yet to be injected into a case which
has already been so prolific of as.
founding incidents.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO
FILE CLAIMS, AND FOR HEAR
ING THEREON.


Estate of Sarah Mack, Decedent.
State of Minnesota, County of Mar
shall, In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Sarah Mack, Decedent.
Letters OF Administrator this day
having been granted to James R.
Mack. -.
1t is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
six months from and after the date
hereof; and that Saturday, the 18th
day of August, 1907, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, in the Probate Court Rooms
in the City of Warren. in said
County, be, and the same hereby is,
fled and appointed as the time and
place for hearing upon and the exa-
mination, adjustment and allowance
of such claims as shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in The
Warren Sheaf as provided by law
Dated February 16, 1907.
Peter H. Holm,
court Seal) Judge of Probate
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
Car Breaks in Two

Faribault- expensives mash-up
occurred at the coal docks of the
Chicago GreatW estern railway in Ken
Won while a freight train crew were
putting up coal cars on the trestle,
One car was showed over the bumper
and broke in two, the forward part of
the car falling to the ground, while
the other part remained on the trestle.
Several other cars were also derailed
upon the trestle. A wrecking crew
soon cleared the track. No one was
Injured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
Three Burned to Death,

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 25.-The three
children Of Charles Watkins, colored,
were burned to death in a fire which
partially destroyed their home at No.
646 Penn alley. The children, whose
ages ranged from one to five years,
had been left at home alone by their
parents and the house locked up. The
origin OF. the fire has not been ex.
blamed. 1
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
Dead congressman EuIogized.

Washington, Feb. 25.Eulogies on
the lives of the. late Senator Russell
A. Alger Of Michigan and the late Rep
resentatives5 Seney Culley Adams Of
Wisconsin, William s. .Flack Of New
York and s.. M. Ketcham Of New York,
were pronounced Sunday in the house,
which convened to pay tribute to these
statesmen. 81 n ss5.. @s5 :
Don't forget that ice: water is no
more healthful for the stock than it
is for you. ].
a salt and water bath will keep.
the colors in the calico garments from
running when washed.
Everyt thing considered, it is prob
able that top dressing is the best
method gSof apply wing manure.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
DROPS LAMP, BURNED TO DEATH.
WeII-known Pennsylvania Lawyer VIC
tim of Terrible Accident.

Meadville, Pa, Feb. 25-Patrick G.
Sheehan, aged 4S years and one of the
best-known members of the Crawford
county bar, was burned to death early.
Sunday at his home in Conneautville.
Sheehan went to the library of his;
home in his night robe. Apparently;
re was stricken with apoplexy and
sropped lighted lamp. The whole
over portion of his body was horribly
burned
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
SAVES SON; LOSES HER LIFE.
Woman Killed by Her Husband in
..... Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 25>-Mrs. J..
Oscar Richardson, wife of station
airy engineer, rushed between her son
and husband in the act of a peace
maker at their home in Rosedale,
Kan, near here, Sunday and was
stabbed to the heart by Richardson.
The couple had been quarreling when
the son interfered, taking the mothers
part. Richardson then attacked the
son with a knife. ....
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
Dynamite Outrage in Texas.

Brentwood Tex, Feb. 23.-The
home of W. R. Cook was destroyed by
dynamite at an early hour Thursday
morning and Werner Cook, 16-year-
old girl, was fatally injured. The
charge of dynamite was placed d.
rectly under the window of the room
in which the girl was sleeping. 1t is
not known by whom the deed was
committed or for what reason,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
Shea and Transfers Acquitted.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Cornelius P.
Shea and his ten associates in the
Transfers union were acquitted of
the charge of conspiracy Thursday
evening, thus bringing to a close the
longest and most remarkable labor
legal battle ever waged in Chicago.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
Hotel in Beaumont Burns.

Hotel in Beaumont Burns.
Beaumont, Tex, Feb %. The Oaks
hotel and the residence of B. r. Nor
veil were destroyed by fire Thursday.
The total loss is estimated at $780,
900. No one was injured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28
WEST VALLEY.

School in the north end of district
No. 81 closed Friday last. Mrs E..
O.. Hanson has been in charge as
teacher. She has conducted the
school most successfully.
Halbert Elseth returned last week
from Watson, Sask. Canada. He re-
ports very little snow up there.
Carl Ness, who is attending school
at Newfolden, visited over here last
Sunday.
Excelsior Temperance society held
It's semi-annual meeting Saturday
last aU Aug. Rockies place. ##
Miss Lavine Rokke will lecture on
the temperance question the 9th
inst, at the West Valley school
house.
@ WANTED. ! want five farms in
the vicinity Of Warren. Must be
cheap. for cash. If you have land
for sale write Chas. Spillane,
81. New Richland, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-28

Miss Elsie ShantZen, returned to
her home Saturday. She has spent
the greater part of the winter in
Thief River Falls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
All Pledged to Socialism

Denver. COO. Ju.y BY vote
or :>' 10 ca. ihc convention 81 u.
"e,'orn Federation of Miho's ha-
adopted a new preamble for the con
situation and bylaws OF the feder-
alton watch, in effect. pledges a.! th,.
Menbeis 10 socialism. II Is the an.
nount"d in,C",ion OF TIL leaders OF
the it.:A'a'Ion TO ca! a convention at
Chicago for the purpo.r Of or.aniz!,,
an in!ust,a, and po.i,ica, party which
VII. pace ticket In nomination for
the next nationa! convention. The
Western Fcde: alton 50 Miners and tie
brewery Workers union. IL Is tx-
poc'ed. will form the nucleus OF the
ORGANIZATION.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
GREAT BATTLE FOR SENATE.
Williams Vardaman Contest Warmest
In the History Of Mississipoi.

jackson. Mss. July 3-Mi,h the
state primary to be held Just thirty
days hence. the candidates for state
ONCE have started down the home
stretch for what promises to be tne
h,eiiost finish in the political history
OF Mississippi.
Public interest continues to be
about equally divided between the VII.
liams-Vardanan senatorial fight and
the subernatorial campaign. Com
corning the former. nearly every man
has firmly fixed opinion. cor.espon.
ding with the identity OF hi, favor
lite
Both factions are making very con.
hcer; claims. The Williams followers
saying that Va:daman vii. be defeated
o. al leas' -. coo votes, while ,he
\arjanan followers say that Williams
VIII he showed under by an cqual II
not larger vote.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Choat. introduced 70 Queen.

The Hague, July . -Ioscph n.
CA"a'e ana other delegate. 10 the
pe"t" COME. eEIc were received in au-
dienoc by Queen Ml.ncm!na Mnniav l.,
TIE great reception hail OF the 70, a :
Palace. Prince Henry OF the Meth
er"nd,. the prince consort accom-
PANIED the queen Tho was surround-
ed by TIE court disnitaries DR..
NaH tets Van Go,Id.!ar. the minister
.! 'of"lrn aefa.!s. Of the Netherlands
introduced. ~" delegate. to her Males
w. VINO e<rhan-' a few words with
each OF them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
LITTLE TOTS NARROW ESCAPE
Big Engine Passes Over Baby With
out Inrictina . Scratch.

Chicago. July Somewhere IN
Nlnne,onka, north shore suburb.
there is baby which has the proud
distinction of having been run over by
a railroad train and emerging from
under the wheels without q scratch.
Jus, after leaving the station Mon
day Ens!aeer Duncan. Of a northbouud
Chicago and Northwestern express
train saw white object lying De-
tween the rails In front of tn etrain.
At the iirs, glance he supposed 1t to
ne newspaper and paid little atten.
ton 10 IL. The next instant he
threw ON his airbrakes with q jtrk
NIat >hcr"''i every one on the trait,
coca A""\on-,' ne shouted. tam
irS a Whit, face TO his fireman. 1T,
baby"
BY the time the train had come
grinding 70 a siandsti!l. the white OBJ
Jcct va. under the tender Duncan
and his fireman jumped to the ground,
ana with group OF Passengers.
i"nid!I gathering around. drew the
body tenutrly from under the big en-
slnt, Tae haoy. which had been ".
.rs on It's face opened its eyes, stared
al its re>cuer for a momeu; and
then burst into a healthy wall.
The child was absolutely unhurt.
subsequently,. efforts to learn the
IDENTITY OF the child or IL, parents
were unava!liac. The BABY appeared .
% be ABOUT yea. and a ha.f old.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Fatal FIGHT In Chveeh.

DlSmin.l Lon. A.a.. July ;.-A ieoS
distance telephone message from
Warrior. Ala. states that ID dif-
nculty Sunday at church. IN witch
knives were the weapons used. Walter
Snip sta bsed to death Clarence Gray.
another youth Of about his owa a0s.
some Is years Both young men voso
IONS OF prominent and popular far0so.
W. F. Shipp being the father ef WI.
ter Ship, and N. C. Gray. the M
er OF Clarence Gray.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
GAINESVILLE FLORIDA, ll'R>DAY, JULY I, 1907
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
Speaker S'sto- VIII Soon Announce
the Committee.

Atlanta. J!,i .. l. tA,n Just t..rt,
minutes ~ tie nous. to meet. have
| prayer. aGc't the jCu!na. o. SA,u--
| daf, .n'To!.ct and read for the frs,
I'm" nineteen lI',>. ard A4j3nn un-
q! Tuesday morI.ng at 10 O'Clock.
1ne!r was only one motion made
dn.lNs "a" h:ie! session. and taat va.
IL move this hpn,r DO now adjourn ("
trtl Spcaher Siiton announces his
committees. the house cannot get
down 10 busin, -. and he stated Mon
day that he was at work on ta.s diff
hcul' talk, and would probably read
tnem OUT "Wednesday or Thursday.
But during that brief space there
were introduced two general bills
which will be OF great interest. ana
the first OF which will revo.utionize
the educa;:-nl. system Of Georgia.
This measure was introduced by
Messrs. Gambler Of DeKa!b county,
and Holde; CT Jackson. amending the
constitution OF the state relative to
the scanu. system OF Georgia 20 that
the sccii0" .:ch relates thereto car
r>lng tie words in the elementary
branches Of EngHoh education only"
sha.l he stricken out. and. when
amended. shall real: There shall
be thorough system OF common
schools for the education Of children
In Georgia. as nearly uniform: as prac-
tica3!e. the expenses Of which shall
be provided by taxation or otherwise. |
These schools shall be free to all |
children alike. bu: there shall be sep
srate sohools for both white and |
black"
Ihe second general measure OF greas
Importance read for the frs, time on
Monday was by Messrs. Holder and
F1anioan OF Jackson county. previd-
ing for the Enlistment OF a state
institution for the care OF feeble
minded ard epi!ertIc children.
a th.ra important measure Offered
was that OF Messrs. Warne!l and
Of Tattnall county. and IS
l!ned at Sunday cheap-rate excur-
sions. In 1t there IL provided that |
20 tickets be sold an railroads at less
ate for travel On Sunday than any
,ther day and makes the violation OF
Ms act punishable as for q misde-
reaIOr.
Another prohibition bill was read In
he house for the frst time Monday,
'ut It was local In application only
MS was the measure introduced by
Irs. Jones OF Mitchell county, and
laced the prohIbitive tax Of $50. 900
n dealers In Intoxicating liquors In
hat county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
TElESRAPhERS' STRIKE.
Il 10 Said President Small Has Crac-.
ed Extension Of Same.

San F,'n"is'o. JGN =: i, is en-
bounced taat Press. .' Sm.M e.. 'u
Comm".cia Te'esr.,..r, uu.,. :.
America M1"!ly nEat +AtenlrI t..
strike OF the telce'aphe!, BY oric:
Ing oar the Opera'u.s " Tie Western
Union and Postal Companies in aGo,2-
Or city 10 help on; tie men on stat
IN til. city and Oakland.
Pres!deI: Sinai. would not say
wn,re tire strike had b, en- ca.,ei, AZ
for the present viii. not j sc,,se ths
location until the message reAche, il ,
destination
Orders for the extension OF the
strike. II Is declared. were mailed by
President Small! Monday Night. l..
10 believed by many OF the operator,
that e!the: Portland. los Angeles or
Seattle. W.. be tns scene OF II. n, xt
Na.kout. while some declare tia: the
men in Chicago. regarded as the key
to The eics;apL situation Of t.r ru-
tile country. have been, ordered n,,,
lie pichtt> .! the Comm, rCial Te-
leerApners UNION have beer no,!nok
by President Small 10 look for J. H.
Fo"e.son. an operator wl.) is sad l.,
DO ON bis way hire FROM Los Aag les
to act ~ strike breaker for the West
ern Union. 1t Is asserted by mem
bers Of the union that he Is 4 dcsrr,er
from the sigma! corps OF the United
states army and is wanted by the
army authorities in Itaa.
Superintendent May, OF the West
orr Union and General Sup-,.utea-
dent Storcr OF the Posta, repeat
ID the: assertions OF previous days
that their companies are handling al!
business Wi'.Oui delay.
Supe!in,ea!t May stated that
there wcr" lo1 men a, work in ,no
Ncs."r: CniJa ain Office at Oakland !
Six branch Offices were r--oppned in
his city Monday by the Western
Mon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Carnegie Gives to COLLEGE .

Roanoke. Va. July 3.-Presiden,
J. 4. Morchead. OF Roanoke college
Salem. Va. has announced the re-
ceipt OF check for SIS 900 from An
drew Carnegie in fullnllment Of his
promise 10 give that amount to the
endowment fund when SIS 200 had
been raised This addition OF $50 900
has enabled the trustees to Establish
t"O new chairs at the col!cs. In which
professors will be installed by the be-
ginning Of the next session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Big Subway For CHICAGO

chicago. july 3.-An ordinance was
Introduced Monday night in the city
couLci. providing for a subway sys-
tenn covering me entire city from Ev.
ansion 10 the Indiana line and from
Austin 70 the Lake front. In that
subway a!e 10 re carried any Kind II
cars now operating Inside the ulty
limits. cendH.;s Tor all purpose. DaDss
and mains II any dessriptloa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Sailor Commits Sv,elds.

Savannah, Ca. July 3.--Aa -.
known sailor committed s1icide A0o.
day afternoon By shooting Ainoo1e
through the deart. q board ~ ~
G. r. Clark. The man sseDs - -
q Georgian. and 10 about = yeors 6
age. Just before shootin1 h10ao8.
no was noticed aboard By Ca0<o1o
c. r. Clark eating . can a toOA'
toes. The man had previously boea
sven to drain pint 6ask a VAlos
Ky. and throw the empty Aask int
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
chat.anoesa Gets ., 900 oco.

Chattanooga. Tenn. July 3.-On
None, morning the largest financial
deal WIN wh:ch the municipality OF
Ch. 'ano0ca has been concerned was
comp."''d when the representatives
OF tue c.;y rooh possession Of 81 900.
900 in UHHds ''"d for public i'm
provence a. placed to tn" credit
Of the II -'I,er. the sum Of 81 .OG5.-
Isl. VIII Va represented by five
checks of $2"l go 20 oosh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
CHILD MURDER WAVE
SWEEPING COUNTRY
In a. Many We ks. Five Chi
dreu Pat 10 Death.
WORK OF t.EARTLEss DEMONS

latest Victim Is Little Golden .Aairec
Viola soyIan. = Little School CIR
Of New York City. Who was eru.
tally Slain.
s'sw York. Jul. "A wave o,
ohild murder. tns most hideous Oi
01saIss. Is sweeping the country.
Within tew weeas the lives OF 1--WE
1Raoosnts have been blottsl on; in Ave
widely separated sections " the couu-
tsy
In at least three cases the demon-
stained with the blood Of childhood
have covered their tracks.
Tue labi victim Is little golden
haired Viola Boylan. aged 8. a little
schoolgirl OF New York city. Her
Gather is an artist.
Frederick Schoeppel. who lives IN
the same building as the Boylans.
had gone down to tue cellar for rome
abiding wood. He knew II was dark
down there and carried . light.
As he passed by tle coal bin he
saw something waite. Stoopiu. over.
he saw that ii was the body OF beau.
tiful little Viola Boy Ian. half buried
In the coal.
VITA a cry Of horror. Scnoeppel ted
from the basement.
Policemen cane aal viewed the
spot wners the body ,ay. They in
spcctcd other pagt> .: The ce,ia-. .and
came - L." conclusion that ,le MIR
der had not been committed there
but thai {" c.i.d hal been put to
death t'.'N her" aud deposited there !
by s'"a''l at Ei,At.
r.I:Dn whicu .Ac hal worn on
her IA: vas found some distance
away. near the door There were no
signs Uf struggle yet the child
hands were tom. Afr neck was brok
On and She bore other evidences ~
having lren mdl:rsted in the most
Atrocious and tenlish manner.
Immediately after tho body was dis
covered her l3-!"ar-old sister. Bes-
ste. al once recalled tAat week be-
fore, TWO young Italians WHO were
lostias in front Of wine shop in tael
nsiE l. uoI hood had attempted to s,izcI
Viola a. the two were passing theI
place These two men have beeni
hunted. but at ye. there Is no c!,w.
Martin BOyian. brother OF Viola
has given up his place with an ex-
press company, armed himself vita
revolver. and sworn to devote his
u1e to fu.linE and nuni- hing S,c nnr.
1eregs OF his little sister.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
LIVES CT WHITES IN
PERIL FROM INDIANS
Troops Ordered to Be Ready
TO Prevent Outbreak.
rRoUelE At FORT MCDOWELL
Killing o. An Apache by a subaGent.
In Self. Defense. II Is Said, May
Lead to an Uprising OF Indians In
Arizona

F. PA.o. Tex. July 3.-Troops a,
FoT' Apache, Arlz. ii Is announced
la, Q octn l,i,!si TO De in A.a iirr, ~
~ pr3tccI 10 Fort Mcdowell. Ariz.
wtt-e l. | sad an Gu: brt - o. i:.-
dams u TEA D.! Is resul; OF the XII
Ing ~ Austin Nava al Apache. toxt
saturday b! W. X. CAL. subaSrn,
a. NJ "EoNr.. w10 G inns u have sho.
NE in'!,a' il self .V.cnse.
Wa .h'AstI", ,!u,, "a telegram
va. on Mond't, received from SUPER
ln;'nu-n' GcoI."an. OF tlr Mcdowell
agency, Arizona. by the Indian .l-
reau coma My tho report OF tiau,.t
~ that as4cy nc says the shooting
5y farnl,;> gre" on: Of an cnnIt -
remove sc"'r trDnn!rs0T" iMd,an.
from to r+r.C%. W.IiCh wa unG"~-
tah"H Oh ora - ''nn W..shilct y,
anil vas In ; - ..,!".,.c, Mr. Good
man says -" l.r"> ~ Whites, friendly
lndiIh a'.G C -" IT. :it.. po..cc are
in Ga'.G... ~: i:,L' to shcr,1 OF Ma
r.cpnI tp,uI'!. "i,I s,vtr others. Is
on IN" VA. 10 The scene OF trouble.
and taat the territorial militia vii.
be available II needed The aid OF
the natilEa! troop WI. not BE asked
'iHi">, TIE situation assumes more
serious aspect than at present. Gil. IS
2 preacher.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Accepts Challenge to wres+,.

Nansas CIty, Mo-, July 3.-Wi!-
aanl d, ScoviiIe, president OF the
Missonr! Athletic club. la. received
an acceptance from Chars Il. C,ch.
.sA' ol LONDON. England, OF his Of
1s3 rl q p.:s- o: SO 900 for a match
.o NA"sas C:'y in May lex, between
|1Ac" sS"h aid AID GD,rh for ,u.
~or!os Wrestling championship. The,
'"oel 20 take - per cent AID the
user IS per c,.t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Bank Issues Road ooods

Montgomery, "A July 3 AT the
Monday nco''ae o: 'he county board
OF revenue -. contract OF the First
Eationa. bank 10 'dt, 'ha recent issue
o! $50. 90" o: road bond, va. ac-
e"pt"d Tie meaning >.ha; tao
county is 10 complete a modern sys.
ten of Uike roads.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
pos.ma.ter, to Hold Meetins.

Washington. ID. c.. July S.-Au
fourth Class iO,tnasiers In Georgia
Lave been granted leaves Of abseDee.
not eNcced!rG I've days. TO attend Tie
state league y! fourth -C.ass poStOAs-
tiers. to be- held At Atlanta. Ca o.
August II. -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Appointment in the Army.

Oyster "~s, .Iuly 3 President
Hpo'eNet la, supo..'.-i Genera. Jas.
b. Al's-!:c - nv l'a:i.rHs gem
era! OF th' arm! wjtA tn crank OF
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