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PAGE NO. FOUR
FRIDAY, JULY
TTITjI T A T a mrc a . -
I1 . , riM NEWS, PALATKA. FT. A
rri . " l-r-r . . ' 1 ' - i i
i HET AI.ATKA IN F WS "e fays that before her marriage Mrs. I
-"""fcv waa a vuuri, sienograpner, -ft
U a v.-n.n.u k..:. . '.. .. ; $K what i.RAmvn ktatw -
and Advertiser.
Entered at the Palatka postoffice as
mailable matter of the second class.
Published at Palatka, Florida, on
Fridays by
RUSSELL & V1CKERS.
$1.00 Per Year in Advance
117 South Second St. Phone 195.
Wm. A. RUSSELL. Editor.
THE VOICE OF
A LUNATIC.'
Last Friday's press despatches told
of the explosion of a dynamite bomb . spirit. Gainesville Sun.
on the senate side of the empty cap-!
itol building in Washington. The
explosion did little damage to the
Voon o . EDITORS ARE SAYINC
.. owuiaLc atL-uuui oi roe iarm
operations, and the total cost of the j
yield in 1913 was 24 1-2 cents ner 1
bushel. . . Two Millions in Roads
All that was not needed for home' Tampa Tribune: The people of
consumption was readily sold for $liPol,t County propose to outdo every
per bushel. !u0U,".-y ln the Sou in ood rds
,. i building.
Mr. Llhs says that Mr. W. B. Phi-! At the good roads meeting held at
fer, living near Rochelle, has a coin Bartow, a plan was approved to rsk
yield record of 127 1-2. bushels per 1 ?fn?nn lefction on a bond-issue, of
acre. I ?00.u.0() or road-building alone.
Mr. Ellis sn tw h i.'oo," "7. ,s esKmated that
.o nmu.ii iiuicb ui roaa can be built
""Mfiicse, in living on a iarm if 'uuies oi tne proposed roads
ur people could rid themselves nf "?v. a!! be?" adopted by the neonle
the speculative and tret-rich ;,t- e1"6 districts of the county and
THE CITRUS CANKER
Ef
SITUATION DANGEROUS
oui
M.-v sentiment seems to be practically
unanimous in favor of the plan
rv , , " lttl miles of paved roads
I Pneapples moved north last week Polk Co.mtv will e(j ..... ,s'
at the rate of 25 cars per day. none in the South and will have an
oi incalculable value
building, and no one was hurt, but ii Fiftepn h..,l,., i,:..i.. r..... i Th mtoMi .m .. ..
, , ciivi niiiLv-iuur . , ""vi an uuier particu-
made a noise tha woke Vv ashington lcars of melons had bee sh- d frQm lars are to be specified in the call for
ami ecnoeu mrougnout tile iengtii and Florida up to last Fridav 7 st tne voters will know
breadth of the land.
The despatches of Saturday night
News conies via.
exactly what thev am vntin t
tokl ot tne attempted assassination of I
.....v..vo s.lh,.h ui iMniitt, io wwuiiMt mi assemuiing
J. Pierpont .Morgan, with the capture plant, in Jacksonville. The ritv i to
red-handed of the would-be assassin, j be congratulated. It sorely need- "The Wages of Sin is Death"
wno, wnen ne woKe irom tne daze 111- lu ussemonng plant. n,.i 1 t
n u i. r r-! I Oilr.ndo Reporter-Star: The four.
; " ' VI Z. Z r f ' J car loads of grapefruit an.! XL?. . between
had also planted the bomb which ex
ploded in the capital.
His explanation of his crime w.;.
that "he had conceived the idea t.i
see J. P. Morgan and get him to u.- e
his influence in stopping the exporta
tion of arms which make von and me
responsible for the murder which isj.7.
gong on over there
ine lunatic explained his planting resented by Hon. S. M. Sparkman of ter toll.
1..,. ..u.nu in uie national caoito . 1 amna. n Hr M,. .-.
as the exclamation point to my ap-; contemplating seriously a retirement irrt'1.''1" " Politics
to private life. Arcadia Enterprise: A mnn o.
..,11.. - . fitit'
Plague Continues to Spread
in Spite of all that Has
Been Done. '
Orlando Reporter-Star: Severn!
months ago a determine K,r,t
against citrus canker was started in
one of the lower counting TVi,,.
ands of dollars and a great amount
of human energy have hem pvnpnrli.ii
in the effort to rid that.
plague which threatens the citrus in
(iustry. In spite of all t.W. w h
done, however, the disease continues
to spread, and it now behooves the
growers and people generally of oth
er sections nf FW,',lo ..n...
lion to this grave menace.
It i.S illlp l.f
'if"" ui u,c uangers 01 tins clis
tv, t; tt..:. v. " . !uuu '.uaui enmusiasm has make light of the damn.,. nr ' tu' ,),
of -te to the et thXtl, ZZ ? XtVtr S?VS te tff
,e. tor Co. is to establish an assembling KS bond-issue carried v a I.; ! the on tlL "i I,?1?!0,":. "
Licanv unanimnns - u ..." , r "w" "iu,
-Nine car loads of grapefruit and rZ ""r1 " ine ad between
n fcioptuuii an,. Clearwater and Tampa Fridiv mVhr
.!!' cars of oranges were shinned is a tnnir. nf T,f.l .. ?,ay niKht
north from Jacksonville last wool- terest and rnntnine .', ,in"
ss against a total of (!2 cars the :"lc! ePhatie that even the horror nf
week before. Florida citrus fn.if Z.'S, .motllhed and turned to some
, . ... s accou ii. it is unnecpss-i-v
,h pments will soon cease for this elaborate upon the details . and p'oin
,easn- ,the moral. "The wairPB nf .f ?
-r, Z ' lleat,!l'' was "ever more terribly ex-
The Tamnn Ti-ilnmo will ti emn fipr Tl, inuiy ex-
..... ui,ull, u, j,. iiino.-e patn of
Diane of Lakeland for congress flall!anc',e can never be justified hv
from the First district, so long ren- t ZJT. Lras itnd . is rarely
peal for peace."
Of course these acts were those, of
a crazy man. Dr. ('leghorn, the iail
physician, says: "He is in an extreme
ly bad mental anil physical condi
tion." Commissioner Woods sav
I'TL . .
:ie man appears to he menially u
balanced in a state of utter
m
erallv
from
sizes up a political situation
Marion'11'01" "'s. p"n Point of view. It' hi.
divisionists ! ,,"1UKle ,ls governed, by church
leuuo.y ousies ne is more than apt to mnkp
If those people over
j county who are county
and are anxious to take
s. from the old county with which to that his own issue wh,iW A !"a .'
I create the new county of Rlovham cent t 'r not. But Ian lmnn,.f;.,i
i.n'ii S'.'ill heed the words of wisdom wWh Public will agree that it is very up.
and physical collapse." No man who Editor Frank Harris is letting fall, a J i ' -t0.say unbecoming
has read of these crimes will doubt wllv' the' won't do it, that'
for a moment but that Frank Hoit,
their perpetrator, was crazy is
crazy but,
,.,..(;
see , .,; .;.. ,1 J''ol,lu! Jew by L. W.i
to the sane 1 1"i''lei' "d W. J. Sams. This may, The Optomistic View-
Anyway "this lunatic has called the H "'y 3 St0Vy: but U S0 i4 is a I Lnkelan.l Telegram:
attention of the neonle of .hp ITnit , .T.an.a wortn- " e m I"'? 'Hw wn't be
9t-,tp,ii,.-.ti,. i i ' , ilmes-L.'mon s fish story column,
tate (inectly ami m a crazy. criminal
manner to the fact that we are su
At the
lotting fall, a good citize. . fokLy"'
all. M'trs of one religious body to seek
.un .image over a sister church bv
picnic connected with the forcing an issue desimm,! : i..'l
I'ourth of July celebration in New xtliU. -slsU!' church in the niaeW,.,,
hymrna the committee served a 300 V !.ol'.cal wrangles and fi.e.
noun,!. Tpw ti.h l.f .... , , , prejuuices.
The Davis
thi... V l c -ut" a bad
I.....!, iui me saioon people of Florida
. !(W., t u ? ""e 0f ,1,em ih
f'ver at .ew Pmvrna the Baptist ,a,a- says that under that law
.... V T .'""" saies tnirtv
earnest mp.i ,!, .u. . . '
-- ,... ,.llvc llle inmresus
ot the pitriio n, i it.
i . ",ij"ii aim ine slate
at heart. They have proceeded about
the Work in a nnipt .irl !..: i
ner without noising abroad the ca
lamitous natni-p nf j:
:,. j- J , vl n.sease ana
ts diieful consequences. For months
an army of mon h.
a scientific and systematic campaign
against the spread of the plague,
let in rori.'i n ii ,. r
OCit,UIls L1I(.y nave been
opposed by bumptious persons who
obiected to tho .
i , . ""nui-wvi; metnous
employed by them. It now seems
u eyr, were not destructive
enough Heretofore they have de
stroyed only individual trees infect
ed; it is now being considered as ne
cessary tO C IPllf flip !...
entire groves be destroyed when i'n-
vli -l i , are touml ln them- This
Will hkflv' lll'inir ft ...
vet lt can hardly be doubted that if
this method had Iipm o,i j
.,,., -iiii'ii'.veii m tne
OLllSet thp fnimim .1.. i-
... ii i , '"i"'-"' ".ci me aisease
would have been effected without lu-Jf
ative importance and we hope to see
our people lend the plant board every
Possible assistance in stamping out
this dread scourge of the trees.
Here's a Health Resort
We class our store as an A-l health resort for
the reason that we handle only strictly pure food
products and handle them under conditions
strictly sanitary in every particular. Our
specialty is GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT ROCK
BOTTOM PRICES CASH. Our guarantee is
PROMPT SERVICE and- entire satisfaction or
your money back. One trial will convince you.
Make us prove what we say.
C. H. Price's System of Stores
407 Lemon Street " Phone 318
Assembly Beach Hotel
AN ASTASIA ISLAND, FLA.
$35.00
RATES: $10.00 a week, $1.50 a day,
month, Week-End rate, $4.00.
Parties expecting to come should advise a few days in advance.
Addre,. ASSEMBLY BEACH HOTEL, St. Augu.tine, Fit.
Ill ir T P ) P11 C -i ml inn n .1 i i.'i - . 1. , ,1 T7- : . . . I 1 i
j--..--- ... u,.u "luiiu.u.,, lu Lilt' dial r. JIM'!JI (' 1.11'C 11- h;iv L.i 1 . v... itJ;
belligerent nations of Kurone that team and they m,.t i,,' '.. '11 LT. anil,!?av? :, Per month ics
they may murder their cr.omies - i contest one da'v last wt .v.i. result' " ntp.nil'L"?... .edf.elj" l11'
"still" them. War. is y,-h.de.-::)V mnr. Ihe Kniwnnal u, .., n, vis and would siwm tn 'i.n.... .' , ,aT
...... . .. i.j ... n i .iiiiM. i. ..... lu iiiuiitnu a Jillal
...... inni; ..ii, hi. nprp ,,, .u,.
uer under the authority of nstinm
edict. If the United States, wh.se
multi-millionaires are adding to their
mill it-ns by supplying the wo.nnii
ar.d death-dealing explosives to these
munkv-m'ul natioi;?, would :-'."p
output, muyi e there v.-o'ihl he some
chance for the "dove of peace" to
find a resting place.
J. Pierpont .Morgan, as agent for
ureal, Britain has already purchase.!
over $50i),0WI,iMu in war niunit:..!:::. in
this country for exportation to the
British army. Lately lie --was ap
pointed agent for the purchase of war
materials in this country for France,
and it is authoritatively stated that
during the month of June he made
purchases amounting to more thai:
?50,000.000 fur that country.
1 e. Holt is undiiiiht,,!lv ,.--a-v .,-,1
-"'i!ii.-i.i ine second. rnis tions
i.i as it snoum he: hase ha irimips
should never be relied on to settle
denominational disputes.
calcula-
.Mahlon (lore's Idea
Sanford Herald: Mahlon Gore r-a-ny
years ago was editor of a n.
ho took a crazy
man's way of call
ing attention to an awful truth
thi.t if the United States would.
:m embargo on war mae-ials.
supp.yin;.- we-ip-ns to the muiilerc-r
the act would go a long ways in j
i e tc-ring peace. '
"Out of the mouth i.f lobe- and
sucklings," and lunatics, great trull
sometimes escape.
." ku was editor o
Jolm J.. Sullivan, ex-heavy weiii-lit I--' !n "r undo and did mm.l-. r.. A:
champion pugilist of the world, is .thiU" ..f I'',0''ila- He retired from
now touring the country in the inter- veu- ' 1 t ' ?,
ests of the Anti-Saloon League. The inu'iicimi iff il S ,J l!s "f
big fellow isn't a great orator, hut 1 e me takes his pen in hand to express
has had a long and intimate acruiairt. ;, .e!1'.,ln Vw Papers. His latest is
ance with booze a ,. can tell "youse SLrX6
mugs what's still hittin' de can what Dixie Hiirhw.-.v -,'lV n!.,,lh,"1.,tlu;
de hell's de matter wid vouse." camphor tree's along the roa is ,
Kr-es many good reasons why the
A correspondent of the Flori.-l-i ('amrnor tree would he -the l.pt"
Grower has found a new use for Ed- .xJif.l 'dea. n,nst excellent and
om salts; he says a tablesnoonf ,1 i"7'' " ' W county
of them dissolved in a little water and Hifrhway. We could soon have
applied to the exposed parts of the 8mu!.v Highways all over Florida'
body externally will make the nns- r 'V. 0tne.tret's W0l,ld benefit the home,
,uitoes fly away. This may be an wars in L hZ A?.' the hgh'
imni-m-pmpnt ,u i.i 1 ",c ""'"mer time
t .... v... .... uill. 111 L IKll 111 ,
' --way of applying this same solution
i;i i;'eji-Uernally and which made the taker
-UUlt flV .., ,1, n .. .
... ..-nil ine Illl'MllillUe-:.
Teaches the Deaf to Convert
Mrs. IVti-!- v i.'.'..i.i .. .
ir,. ., . . , Ul 1 acmcali,
Ky., arrived in the citv VVo.i,,,,..,!...
m comtmnv with 1,.... ' .i
, .-.v.. ..in inuLrier, Mrs
-Mary-t. Lackore, who makes he,
!ome m this citv. u-itv, i, ,i ,.
ter. Mrs. W. M .:.?'.','... lL'auP'-
i . . . ."-" 1 .l t aim wilt) niLS
-i v,..u ng in Kentucky for the past
two months. 1
in Iaducah for teaching dea,f chil
'iren to talk and understand the con
versation of others and to pk,v o
the piano or other instruments in
i"Ct teaches t hum sn d,.,f
go out into the world and mingle with
other people and get along almost if
.v i,u,iC as those who have
, 'i"".'. nearmg. jt is sa , that
,i. .- , . i" "iic.e.u in uii
de landing what is said about them
hat their deafness is not regarded
longer as a misfortune.
the radiic-ili Fi-pi,. o .
cent date tells of one Tittle' deaf rh!
nr had been under Mrs. Field's
raining illld who was given everv
test by a reporter of that pane'"
ho marveled so much over what had
(Vi,. i ' :'al "e wrote a
thiee column story concerrhr, wha
he termed this "Miricle Child." '
.He sail.: "With her lips in nhin
view of this child. Mrs. fiel W
to question her. The child would re
spond immediately with i
i an-wer. U order thnt the renorter
ni'ght test the child, Mrs. Field sue
lasted that he question her. S
-ked thechifd?' yU?" rel,'-ter
"1-otirteen," she responded prompt-
GRAND EXCURSION
To -
ATLANTA, MACON q a r Blf
and VALDOSTA via T." " "Y-
Monday, July 12, 1Q15
ROUND TRIP FARES FROM PALATKA
Atlanta $6.50, ?Jaccn4.50, Yaldosta 2.50
REFRESHMENTS SERVED ABOARD TRAIN
Call on Palatk Agent, for further Information, Ticket., etc.
New .Masonic Temple.
W. A. Edwards of he firm of Fid
wards & Favward. :i-(.hiti.,.t.. r n
lanta, Ga., was in the citv on Wed
nesday in consultation with the
i .uiKiinir conimitipp nf 11,0 n :..
order in this city relative to the pro
posed new Masonic Temple which is
to be erected on thp ,......,.
quired by the order at the ' corner "of 1
Lemon and First strootc 1
Mr. Edwards spent the dav going 1
over the plans with the committee '
and left with nothing definitely ar
ranged, though the plans met with
u.e nearty approval of the committee
except for some minor
', ', ,. "e uu'U"ng plans represe-it
a oui (Imp- five etm-io u;..u 1
a trontaee nf SS fppi n i;...,. ...... .
..... -n , " hireei
and oO on Lemon street. The builH-
ng is to be of brick, lira proof and
uglily ornamental. The roof will
ho of Spanish, tile. Of course the con
tract has not been let for the build
ing, hut pnnmrh 1,, ...
that the Mason of Paht-ve
mind fixed nn ,1 l,n, n.. ,
i,, i, :m " oeiore
:V"? nave it. mm tnat when
that time comes it will be o"e that i
they will feel a pride in "hemse Je I
and ,n which all Palatka can reioW
The plans Mr. F,Iwn,- l, .-1, . .u .
committee contemplate n building
cost approximately $-10,000.
continued.
The Irishman's Horses
The Floridian, Jacksonville:
SOME (ililvVr FLORIDA
CORN VILLUS.
Mr. Ceorge Ellis, who travels out
from Cainesvilie, and is perhaps bet
ter ac'iuainted with Florida farming
than a iv man in the state, is telling
seme remarkable stories of big corn
yields.
"Where dn "you lj-P?" '.
"Princjti.n." s'm vnni;....
. ,.: "" iji.i.-u.
Do vii' i!- ti.-'-o,-"" .1..
question. ' " "" '
I An answei to his wm n, ...
' nine. wnce wii-tni. x ....
"I"" ! "me. an Irishman describing .h u "Pessary, for the
u pan- of horses he was d, vi- . .f broad smile ac?
clared they were so much alik4 he " i,' t nK' whi(,h
couhlnt tell t'other from which- ' ! ' she W!,3rtial to the na-
when he'd stnn. tn ,,-hin -A1 l,11(is as much as Bnv n,, i..
W0kil.?t..him" ' iS'IZ1 ""' Piano:
nn.-, 1K ine case of the v,-r:- ! vniuiren
er of Gov. Whitman, is beginning TTo? OVX hr
1S.11P n':it.,n,.. I 1.:. .... , , . .sl'eaK OI OAK. n;i(l thp H..,. tv
... ...... ..... i-, (u, . Pv linn P chn .. 1 ... v--- .'II.-. i IP III wni-c, .1. i ... .
. "...ik uiaicn wui stiaip-ht- i . , . ""-i eai cniklrer
Lieutenant ( has. Becker, ex-Xew
York police officer, grafter and con
victed murder, who.-e death seitence
has been delayed for two weeks hv
ST. JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.
ESTABLISHED I sTe
High-class boarding school for
young ladies in eharj-e of Sisters of
Joseph. Patronized by children
of best Catholic and non-Catholic
families of this and othor States
Buildings splendidly equipped with
all modern conveniences. Delight
ful and healthy location in quaint
and artistic Ancient City. Course
'borough, embracing all branche,
requisite for a solid and refined
education. Music, painting, Ian
Suages. commercial course. Terms
moderate.
For full particulars write
SISTER SUPERIOR.
-an breast way imagine you are directmo- ... ,
others. " "o:e, n at him. "The wicked fiee.
e.n vrnen no one pursueth."
pays will' soon make a c
;rf his grafting, imnlicrti
-!e iloes not want to die and carry th
sins of others with him. He wants Corn Growing
em to enjoy somewhat of the life Holmes County x i
that has been his since his sins fonmt "The-e ,n-e s,. ' ; J lWtlscr
she had heard all
says most deaf
t'hpn, . 1 u " the maforitv of
,r7n''P Un'fht lhe sil-' language
wh ch she 'Mh f communication
w hich she abhors and savs is ugly
"d grotesoup. Iiv thp 'slY.l
WAR LOAN FOR BRITAIN
FOR THE UNITED STATES
New York. .Vitiations were re
ported in progress between British
treasury officials and a group f ,PW
Wk bankers for flotation in ,1,1..
him out
Victo.i
l i-s .....i.. . .. . : ...in
sneak. writP Z 1 !,ld. ,'arn col,n"'-v " MO.0U0.0U0 British w
at T'lc samr. loan. Riiui-i .li.- i ... .
system calls fnr t,. . . . as lo me na-
j Statement of the Condition of the
East Florida Savings; & Trust
Company
palatka, Florida
at the close of business June 23rd, 1915.
time. He
ti
... i 'i iu: irt.m iiiiprin i in.,-1,111. ,...-....
lie savs that Mr. T. T.. Mr,,lm ,. . . " i
Will! .., ;i u .. . . ; '"n:" I'1'-''1 Jent of -Mexico who ,-,!,.
u.iiii ne iui., nil v vh s . it i . . .
. ........ L,i,-iA.,i jii.vi-- nirimi'h :
u;e, a seaman, and knew r.oihinj
of farm life, but ahout twenty year
ago he lo-t his fleet of boats in a
great s'.-vin. which put .. ,-tii; f
his seafaring career. He im-rrie.:
about thai time, after a vr v -oi,-;'!-
ii
tic
courT
upon a fr
H;
had
ju t .is si
Fo- in
'ip. an-.l the
ig--oii studied
;p!e
v. nen
The t
that
'.vr;f.
lion with the n-nn tn .u:..u .. . .. .. -.'"leiii cai
ipiinei son n..,. . - , .... , .,1,,nlu,, wn ... ,u.,.
tion at this tinenf'p1"!: .;": ' .,Mrs' Fie'' will spend I"" as 11 r f the re-
eZZ"VLlaW, f-m- lo,ring f her Astern 73'?
siratio-i. imnortant. is , . ,Je.!l,s v "eadily go over the so'stp, ...tit
-vecpinir over his c n- "'ith a shaliow-vorkin, tnJ '
iZiti Inr-k'"
. -Mi-to'e is what corn must h-ve r u t" manv '"se5 "10 o-ti- f,f
h- nght now and you must see that" it 'JCl.T? "t is'followed hv an
' Ket ' Mtr every rain you should k tyVh"u ev"r- This is en.
,., go into your corn natch .-is s,,n" U,e .v ""oecessary and can he nvni,L
e attem;,Ud to throw us down. fS"i f,.a:ld ',,reak the "'" that has ".;TL inK . such holidays
-ii.. i uii. nun even if nn ...ne ,,MU nrecant.nn ilel.,L- ...i..
i .... . ' """ occurs w.i t pv nf .....iiv uu-
ls sam to
.tinemcrt in EI 1'aso jail. He
-ivc i I,,,-; v . ,d as "a gentle-:
that ,v:- ".-'.uh. not bct.-ay t'le neat
;; i:---'.s ol tiiis country. :ir,l
:l'.d like a common i
some sources it
i.i.iuor:zeii lint ki ii.ir- .,.., ...
$r.,000.0l)0.000, while in other (manors
it was said it would be a separate
loan bearing interest at 5 per cent
The proceeds, it is sai.l, will ,P ett
m America to be ,l,-;i against bv
the ltntish governm.-nt in the pur
chase of war munitions
I u:lui
I-
b
M0,
:-:.u- (;n t-ie :
'..:n;-e. he ga;
co i n i.'.-."n, e be tl; ' .
made the sel.cti- ns from
ears, from the mo:-t lol
and as a resuli every ye::
larger yield.
In from 2-1 aci-es he garn.er-
e:l i'2' bushels by actual measurement
r.n weight.
In l'.H'! he gathered, from -40 acres.
2,000 bushels.
From 4 acres of oats Mr. Hodgson
harvested 480 bushels.
Mr. Ellis vouches for these figures.
Chicken Thief Wrote Verse
A f!. .1 .
- . -.ii-i ;i'.;m nun .. . .. -.. .... ..,. oi-(-ii' ,. . - i.iiniv uiiiv "nci I tn ii in v nn. n
in. ;. ;., .'.. i..... i 1 w. ! ... , , 'Otild stir the soil once p-iV-h ., Known purity. Never r ' Birn,i,.,,,n 1.. " . " " c00n ln
- ... .i.e o.:(,s or Lncle Sam. eeK. '-'.er tne source of which you do not left .T " 6 cmcKn thief
has littie ,-ympathy f ,,M,tf . "P ur. cultivation until the -ilk 17 ,0 ',e ""Polluted. fo""''vl"g ,!ole: "Lord, have
his old murderer. ,d,'v. " th,e eal' 1)0 not follow the " out,fop a dav's holiday it is n. ?l?.on, ',ny fou1' how many chickens
old s!,p-shod method of cultivating f' "! m"-tr ,take -"ough wafer ,a 6 1 S,0ie' !:,st fht and the night
many tunes and then laying the " the P-lo basket Moderate JrZ b!fore' back toniuht and
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know ,, rt!:"""" !:0W f"vpoopl0
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2.on fruits , ,d veg, tables What a
P.tj na.re fruits and fruit juJces arR
ei.nm.'ateu. Ao c,-o si,0.ul
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of a few more cultivations helping k
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Mioi.Ki tie a part of
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IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND
VOUK VACATION.
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h.'..l,v,,e 'r. ,1,;1 '-'""l-v er thai
n' knowl,. lcZin i ,"' tu the best of
Less In the Dark.
Fming a prisoner only J10 for kiss-
ct.ne. t'.e .-mlge taM lt ,.,as worth no I
"ore, as the fc:..s v as delivered in the '
'"Wehottled water confine Summer Haven. Florida.
cold tea or cnff W''Uer' or 'erk. Mrs. Jas. M. Bryant is prerared , H-orrp.-,.
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ADAMS,
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Bacon's Good Attvlce.
Let states that n,, . r. .... , care lor
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nee.r now their nobility and .ren- wys pure water. Mnn,, " f'T . . ' "na "ow 18 the time
"y niultmlv too fist r r... clear roadsirln cn--, .-. ' ,, . ' "l rranpements if von ,.-i.-i.
woods if you ,oave your sUdd e-o' nrkling ook ofte n 'JZlUTy. " s popu ! "11
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