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Hope B without securing a gotstamens peens Mr Hats was tak-BB to Jackaeaf Ills last night The goteraseae odeiala seem to else Hopales as malt liquors std are deteratlaed to ezaet from the venders a lisense If they take out a government

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GETTING WORSE

The Jasper Nws shows no scns ofimprovement in i growing more

each week and farther fromthe facts In vast wee it say

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of the last triennial report of the StateSuperintendent ant read the answerthere given Speak it out so that wecan all hear it How many days instrection on aa average do chil-

dren of the coramoa people get in theyear Fifty day

Think of it The vchool o laudrd by the advocates of the Buckaaanlaw for the purpose ef hoodwinkingthe eeatatoa are taught only

days ia a year ea aa average sadasaay ef slew taaftkt ia skaek and

sad only 7J7 to e peaddoa sash aekalar

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ekeol tot lest andthe fact I that beat per seat oftheaiaever eater sebaal ahkaagk faeilitiet sad aceosaaiodatieM lie pro-

vided for tkesa Tke taw resjalree thatevery leanly their ekooafear BMatk at least trod the average

af days eekeaKag give ia theBaWto aekcel U10 aad every childia the Skate eeasi attea4 if theywaaM-

Ia his tatea ent regard ing the75000 annual appreariatiea of theBackauM law ka does set state theassail peas sad lasaliee that it istyeat the twa aekeektbe Univer-sity std tke Female College wkea theMel to that the laatituta fee the BlindDeaf and Dmab has M itadeate wkiekhave to be fed sad aakeatosl and partlyeletked oat of this aataaat also theCetorei Normal Sekoel wktok 3K-OBtadcat has to be partly provided forset ef this araoaat

The Sun ka sever tried to distortthe feats la this matter tad sever willTIle igarea the reports show whatcan be had by the children of schoolage bat a there I ne eonpulsoryschool law and the people will noteaaipel then children to attend schoolthe Baekatan law eaaaot be blamedfer such neglect oa the part of parents

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been repeatedly shown thatthe sours of steely IB the high schoolsunder the Baekaaaa law makes no deaaad for other preparatory schoolsWhen the lye or six minor collegesskit have been abolished were la operaatiaa the people af the smeller townswere obliged ta tend their children toBartow Gainesville other col-

lege or seatlaary sailed preparatoryackeale to it then far the Universitywhile now the etasiaate free the highsekeel at Waldo at High Springs canester the State University aa theirdipleata eaheolsafter leiekiaff tke twelfth grads witheat teadiag these away from home oreesBpelllag them te buy a lawhich te appear oa dress parade

And what is still more If a youngaa desires to fit himself for ordinary

bwiaese panaits and doe desire thehigher Mutation he sea under theBaekmaa school law get aa edueatloa-eafleleat to eater into any line of seereaatile from mane ia thefree public schools of Flotilla

A FRIEND TO FLORIDA YOUTH

The death of John B Stetson whopateed away Sunday at DeLand almostwithin tight of the great universitywhich he gave to the youth of Florida

for special mourning ea the partef the people of this State says TheTampa Tribune

Sir Stetson wa a selfmade manHe began life a a hatter ea a smallscale By untiring industry and ener-gy he built op a mammoth establishmeat devoted to the manufacture ofmens stylish head wear employing3500 men

Seeking a field for the expenditureof a portion of fortune in goodworks for his fellowman he selectedDeLand in thi sunny Land of Flowersa the seat of a great university wherethe youth of this State and of theSouth might obtain collegiate trainingat mall expanse

Stetson University stands a a monnmentto big iarted founder Noman could have a bur oneand his good deeds will live on for alltime through the work of th grandeducational Institution

LIQUOR LICENSES

There before Congresswhich if adopted will prevent the in-

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suing licenses to sell liquor in theState counties end municipalitieswhere laws prohibiting such sale have

patted says The Tampa Daily

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law speedily Whtn the people of a

political corporation have enacted lawagait t the sale of I quor the generalEovvrnment hold nut be a party to

its violation The withdrawal of F t-

Jer l licenses from prohibited territoryand locally unicmsed individualwould a better and stronger teptoward restriction of the sale of li-

quor than all things which have yetbeen done in that direction Justwhat are the provisions of the law we

do not know but the first one shouldb that no Federal license shall he is-

sued to any individual who is not al-

ready in possession of a license fromthe local authorities

NEW RAILROADS-

The Seaboard is after a line fromCincinnati to the South through Kentacky Teaaeesee and Georgia toreach some point la Florida OB theWest Cones There i a plan on footto pct through a railroad from Tampata Atlanta and among all these newline that are surely sowing it wouldseem that Gaiatsvllle ought to be onsome ef them And there is a gocdprospect that she will A direct lineteCiaciBBBti would be a good thingfor and it would be agoes schema for the wholesalers atCiaciaaa

Bet whether the Seaboard or aa in-

dependent trunk line would be themost beneficial remain to be seenAt preeeat we are hampered by highfreight rate and slow transit Theuptodate nerchaat wants a line thatcan hustle hi goods from the wholetale centers at a rapid rate and havethem here when season open andIt should also be so regelated that thefreight oa a eonsRament of goodsshould tot exceed the price of thegoods at wholesale When these dimcollie can be overcome and the ship-

per of send his stuff to market-at a reasonable price we can competewith the world

The interior of Florida wants competing lines of railroad with sufficientrolling stock to handle the businessthat the rapid growth of the countrydemand Then watch Florida grow

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GOOD STOCK

The demand for meats in Floridahas caused many of our farmers to lookaround and see if the home marketcould not be supplied with homeraed stock Instead of being obliged toresort to embalmed stuff that is ship-ped in as Western meat The resulthas been that we steadily becom-ing of outsider and cannow take care of ourselves

The St Locie Tribune its last i

sue gives 3 H Gaitskill a fine sendoff-in describing a carload of beeves andhogs which the East Coast Cattle Coreceived from Mr Gaitskills stockfarm in Marion county near Mclc

There were thirty head of cattleand forty hotfftn the bunch for whichMr Gaitskill received over 91000 Thebeef cattle were mixed blood crossedbetween a pure male Hereford and na-

tive cows two years old and dressedfrom 800 to 400 pounds each The pigssix months old Berkshire stock dress-

ed from 60 to 120 pounds The aboveis only another illustration of what canbe done in the stock line by those who

iderstand and thoroughly appreciate-the situation and Mr Gaitskill is oneof these and is setting a splendid ex-

ample for other Marion couctyitci tofollow

MAYOR THOMAS

For tin terms Major W K Thomasserved the city of Gainesville as

mayor and the dignity with which hehas officiated in that capacity has beencreditable to himself and the city Thestranger who has come here and metMayor Thomas always been fa-

vorably Impressed and he donemuch to inculcate a good opinion onall He has teen at the head of allmovements that were for the ben in-

terest of the city and always kn ty

when and how to actSo movement for the welfare of

Gainesville has escaped notice nodwhile he has ben a buy man with hi

again he b courteous toall in regard to matter that concernthe city

He will retire from the office withthe best wither of all our citizen a

friend to vary good thing for the cityof Gainesville

ENTERPRISING COMPANY

There is no rue denying the fact thatthe Fast Florida Telephone Companyis under a wideawake managementand that the phone are placed in busitieis places as a convenience for sobscribers When there is toy annoy

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V PEAS draw nitrogen from the

air in large amounts if sufficient

POTASH and phosphoric acid are supplied

to the plant

The multitude of purposes served by the

remarkable cow pea are told in the

illustrated book The Cow Pea which also

tells of the splendid results obtained from

fertilizing cow peas with POTASH The book-

is free to farmers for the asking

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late the trouble is sought out cad thedifijulty removed

This line reaches nearly all of thetowns in the county besides makingconnections with other line and thewires are now strung from one end of

Alachaa county to the other and morebeing added every day It i very eonreaicni for farmers as well a b isinetsmen and it will only be a short timewhen the Florida Telephone Com-

pany instruments will be found inof the adjoining counties-

A POLITICAL WARNING-

We are given to understand thatLake City proposes to elect this year aLegislature favorable to the repeal ofthe Bookman bill and the relocationof the State University at Lake City

Meantime the officials having thematter ID charge are expending 70000in the construction of University

at Gainesville If Lake Citysucceeds in her effort the money spentat Gainesville will be thrown away andour educational system will suffer an-

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If the people of Florida are in favorof it it all right a they will haveto pay the bill and suffer the confu-sion that may result But if they arenot in favor of it they should see to itthat each candidate for the Legislaturein every county makes a distinct andintelligible declaration of attitudeon this question

It is very apparent to all close ob-

server that a large majority of thepeople of Florida are satisfied with theresults of the enactment of the Buckman bill Punta Gorda Herald

While The Herald made a timelysuggestion we think there nothing tofear train that source B nre the Legislatureconvenes again the new StateUniversity at Gainesvill will be insuch complete rnnninc order thatthere be only a few to make com-plaint

FOR MAYOR

Louis C Lynch has come out withannouncement for the office of

mayor of Gainesville Mr is aGainesville product has resided herefrom childhood has served as one ofthe City Council for several terms isthoroughly acquainted with the needsof the city and being progressive isthoroughly up to the times

As a citizen he is well known as aman who knows right from wrong andkeeps to the right If he is electedmayor there need be no fear of retro-gression in the affairs of the city

Is a man who will stand up for hishome town at all hazards

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION-

Notice is given that we theundersigned intend to aptly to theGovernor of the Stat of Florida forLetter Patent to be i ued to the Alachug Mnnofac tiring Company apo ei1 corporation the Laws oflh Stnt rf Florida of which cam1iiif thf follnTint hni be the Articles-of Incorporation

notice i given pursuant to therequirement of the State ofand the ArtHe of Incorporation hivetIn tiled wits S tfretnry f Stateand are given l l w

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Antic E ram of thi corpor-ation AIM in MiNO COMPANY The principal place ibusiness of said coppration btAlachaa Alachua county Florida butthe corporation have the poweito establish plants agencieswherever and whenever they may deemadvisable

ABTICLBH The general nature othis corporation shall beand of cotton The coporatioD shall have the power and authority to buy and tell cotton cottonseed

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ahinery fertilizer sad iagredientused in the manufacturing of fertili-zers The corporation shall sin havethe power and authority to install andoperate for the aaaaufactartag of to install and operate B system of waterwerks Bad elec-tric corporation shallhave power generally to and perform have andall other property powers and thingsas shall be necessary or expedlent for the conduct of the businessand generally to be vested with and tohave all powers aow granted or whichmay hereafter be granted to

for profit uader the Law of theState of Florida

ARTICLE III The amount of capitalstock of said corporation shall beTwentyFive Thousand Dollars di-

vided into one thousand shares oftwentyfive dollars each la par valueSaid stock m y be paid in either In

or by labor or with material Ofsaid capital stock the entire one

shares have been subscribed andsixty per cent of their par value is nowpaid in The corporation shall havethe Rower increase the capitalto an amount aot exceeding one hun-dred thousand

AKTKIB IV The term for whichthis corporation is to exist for ninetynine year

ARTICLE business and affairsof this corporation shall be managedby a a a Sec-retary and a Treasurer and a Board of

It shall not be deemedthat these offices may not be filled sev-erally it being permissible that oneperson may hold two or more offices-at the tame time The Board of Direc-tors shall be elected from among thestockholders OB the twentyfifth ofMarch 1806 and annually thereafterThe President shallhe elected from among the Board ofDirectors the first election anduntil their successor are elected andqualified the following officers and di-rector shall conduct the business of

company W C Rive PresidentR A Turner J TMicelle Secretary and Treasurer

ARTICLE VI The amount ofndebetness or liablity to wnieh thisincorporation may at any time

twentyfive thousanddollars

The names and residence of theof orporation andthe subscribers of the stock thereof

with the number of snares subscribedfor by radii are as follows

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