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Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

ARE you looking for a good invest ment? If so look at my fine brick house at TAO South Third ave. which I will sell for 5000, and which rents for S3G0 year, rent paid in advance. Inquire of Mir Bunsick at The Boston Store.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

LOST-Three keys tied on a piece of elastic Finder please return to Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

WANTED-Three or four boarders at quiet suburban place, two blocks from car line; large rooms, home cooking, Jersey milk and cream and fresh eggs. Mrs. F. J. Hall. Fourteenth street and California avenue, Brill's addi- ton.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

wANTED-A first class furniture fit ter and furniture packer. Must be young, sober and industrious. Ad- dress, with reference and salary ex- pected. L. Zeckendorf & O., Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

MANAGER WANTED - Manager wanted in every large county to ap- point agents for the famous Game o'Skilr' nickel slot machine for drinks or cigars; lawful everywhere. takes place of all forbidden slot machines. Rented or sold on easy payments. Se- cure territory quick. Palmer Billiard Table Works, Chicago. Ill.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

NICELY FURNISHED front room for rent: also barn. at 520 East Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

COMFORTABLE-ho for the sick. First c.ass board at Lees ranch. Inquire of J. W. Doris, or write P. O.. box 1886.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

THE "KELSO," corner Third avenue and Adams; select private boarding house. in desirable part of the city; references.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One- half of brick house, three rooms furnished for house. keeping, electIic lights. 325 East Monroe street
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

wANTED-A reliable nurse girl. 13S North sixth street.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

WANTED-Somebod to take charge of d ranch. Enquire of J. C. Was son, Buckeye Canal office.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

COUNTRY BOARD-Parties desiring pleasant home in the country, with good home cooking, plenty of Jersey milk, fresh eggs. etc. sunny rooms, with good accommodations for sleep ing out of doors. if desired, can find same at The Rumney, on Grand ave, telephone 332l.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

MEN-Our catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in eight weeks. Tools donated Positions guaran- teed. Mailed free. Moler Barber College. 6S5 Clay. street, San Fran cisco California.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
HELP WANTED

WANTED-A good single driving horse Apply to Dr. Stroud.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
Grunts M sprzedat

Nass rodsk Wojciech Poterek
" Duluth, ma ma sprzeda4 240
ARROW dobrei ziemi : budYnkami. "
Gnieznie pod Duluth, " Mioneso-
che. Is ARROW jul wyklarovanych,
tez kamlennlA j beg pnia, a res.ta
z drzewem i }akaml.
Rttdrej mill cd tel fanny jest
polsKl ko6c!6} " Gnlefo,e, do kt6-
rego dojezoza ks. sroka : Duluth.
Do ezkoiy tylxo tw,er6 milY. Ma
fa:mach " Gniezn,e jest JUL 80
pclsk,ch fsmiln j chca mice w4as-
nego sts}ego proboszcza.
ran Poterek z2da "a akler,
gdy kto wszYstko kup:, 3 dolar6w
gdyby kto clclaf 40 lab so ARROW
kup'3, 20 budynkami zadatbY
"a akler IL dolar6x r.
Pjsac do n'ego pod adresem;
Wojciech Poterek. $40 = 8 ave-.
E. Duluth, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

taklego domu wymsga snaotnYoel
6rodkdw pienittnYch, prseto komi'
tet ouwoiuje sig do tfarncso, pu.
b~.io1nei.
z ~TYsMIEN1UY prsyszl.
wiadomo66, 10 ksncelista tamteI.
szego sedu, Andrea B~ugsjski. 10
nstv. okofo 40 la: liosqcy, ucleki l
L'pca i dotad ME ma 0 MIN 4adne;
w,adom o6cl. Ma rsxie skcnstatox,Ia.
no brak kwotY okoto 200 koron "
.podrecsneJ kss'e eadoweJ. k,6ra
Bugajskl miaf " SVEN przecho-
waoiu
Zachodei pods1rzenie, il wykryie
s'e dalsze malwersacye. Zgiasza]q
sle TAXI. w%ierxyciele prYwatli.
! W " Ca
lioyi, ~nieznany zbrodaiarz dopuacif
sig kwlstokradskiej grable&y. W
dn'u 10 Z. N. ko6cioi psrafialny
zostat okrads,ouy . a~parat6w ko6~
oleloyoh wsrto6oI 1861 koron.
N~iewykryty dotad siodziej das s,e
prawdopodobui: xamknac ma noe "
ko6ciele, q na1sjutrz raao umxnq{
tez Gladu.
ZWIAZKOWI sokolstwa pol.
sk,ego p~rzyzna&o> wledehskie. mini-
sterstwo Of wiatY . fundusz6w pah~
stwowych 900 koron wygrodsenia !
"a ursadzenie kursu. msJ@cego ma
oelu wYksztafcenle ukwalifkowa-
nvch .nauczyo,eli gimnastqki.
P.zysz&y zja.d deIegatow zw,askl
odbsdsie sis we Lwowie W (. 1902.
CZEsLAW ToMAsZEWICZ,
professor tGAoiy realuej. %uozestnik
powstsniA z :. 1853 i syb'rak
przezywszy lat 80. umar} " Kra-!
kow,e ma zapaleafe p(uc.
TAREOPOL. Dotkliwy clos "
rod4iui, up. B,guckich poruszy} do
zywego uoysi7 mieszkanc6w ma !
szego grodu. Syn ich Jedyny Julian
odsfugujacy iednoroczna stuzbe
wojskow2 W Trembowls, wystrza
lem rewolweru odebrai sob'e zycie.
Co mogto 60 sklou't do targriecia
sc ma kycie, ma ra&io nie w,adomo.
Obiegala r64ue pog}osk', kt6re W
rufnie ma]qtkowej PIP. r. vida
pod walins tego n~leszcsescia. P. r.
Z +esc,em swo;m h. Bawolowskim
za}otv)l byli onego czasu bank
podolski, wktadaiac don million
koroa; niestety a;epowodzen,a q
moze tycie mad stan sprswliy, ~
interesa z'lk~idowano j cata co.
t6wka przepsdsa bespowrotn,e.
Zwlokl slo4ono " grobowou rodsin
gym Bs@oro xsksoh y Strusop 10
O.
BRzoZ6W. (s.m.boissvo !
rospao.Y.) Jan Bucsek. esewc ;
savodu. wyjeohal Prssd pdstora
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

mic spai..iss das,o,Issitn,is bfowaar
, Cisenanossak,seo. " tilks ~, daii
p61aiei wYbuoAl po.ar povt6,rlaniS
snlsscsYs dzevietnslois dom6v
m,ssskslnyoh ssnsdto visls budyn~
k6v gospodarcsYoh. Miesskshcy.
% natvisksssJ o.s6 j a. bYli s.bes-
pleoSenl.
=s4 @
OPOLE. 81 H. probossos
'Zdralekx Grotzowlo prsesadzony 90.
stat lako probossox do Paclkows.
.Ksiadz probossos Zdralek urodsii
sie 8. :naIa. ls4s y orzessu, 6vie-
cenia kaplanskle o.rzvu.a al %.
c,erxoa, 1865. Jako probos.ox y
G,oxo~lcach pfzebywal cd %
l,stopads, 1883 !. Psrafao.e bardzo
tatujs. 70 ksiads dsiekao Zdralek
ma odohods'6, gdy3 % do nlego 2
]ego sprawiedlivo6ci bar
do prsYwiasani. w Pacz3owie
sreszt9 ME bedsie Ks. ds,ekan mai
komu kasa6 pc po'sku. podczas
gdy tutaj potrzeba polskich kasnc
dziei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

POraienIe slonee1ne.
Gaaety dono:itY jul szczeq6io-
NO 10 tYsiace lnds, i koni pablo
ofiars upai6w Y Ameryce p6lnoc-
nej z~w}aszcza " New Yorku. Po-
razenle s{oneczne, ohorobs bardzo
kaprysna ma}o znsna. terss corss
wiecej zwraes ma siebie uwagy.
Csesto cziowiek. dotkn,ety po-
razen,em s}onecznem. poprostu
pada 1 umiers, czesc;el iednak cho-
roba dotyka 60 ma u)icy i chorY
umiera pc pewnYm czasle " domu.
Ma czem polego R}asci~ie
porazenie stoneczne, tego medycy"
pa j~eezcze nlezbadafa dokladnle.
Wazuiejs.4 kwestya jest, jak ja
leczyc?
Pora7eDiu s}oneczoemu towa-
rzysza zazwYczaj nastepujace symp-
tomaty: ucisk ma m6zg. zawr3t
gtowy, ciemnodc " oc.ach, csasari
mdlosci / wymiotv. Pc ukazanlu
sic taklch oznak, trzeba przede~
wszystk,em chorego polozyt dc
fozks, ok1adad giose lodem, pray
}oz5f wizykatorje na sydkl j asd
szkisnke kawy czarnej. Ma raz'e
innYch srolA6~ n'ema; napoie
chfodzace Jak wods salce1ske. o
dows, mic nie pomagaja. Co sig ty-
czy srodk6w zapoLlegaw czych, to-.
zdaje sic, mieIl rajlepsza sposob-
nose wvpr6to vac Auglicy " kolo~
mach. Pudtrg ioh .dan,a, podczss
s;lnych upa}ow na]lep,e; PIC ,lmpa
c>arna kawe, jak na]wiecej konia-
ku Tub wiski; trzeha takze chron,G
glove pred tromicnism' sfohca, .
v tym celu Angllcv i Francuei
uzywaia helm6w korkowYch, zwa-
nych koioniaInem,.
C;ekawa rzecz: " Pe.sy,, ma
Kaukazie, W A.yl S%rodkox-j.
eaten " krsjacb, gd4ie paouja o
kropne u?aly ,na]bardziej poszonem
okrYciem gtowy So czapk, tutrzane
popachv Tub ch,wiaki - pors4en.e
stonec.oe Jest tam nleznane.A
30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
=. Y AIIQY1I

:17s..sW Z.A.KOPANEH awl@.,l IL
kI1o o., a.sljsoY - oslu vybndo1
wanis spsc1aln.sss9o domu sdsowia
= pr'sr,'n 'r'.1 az a. q. polsti.j uo.a-
81 20 .nu = q. d.i 4 Dom 81 byibv
sodsatem ssaaut,.ltloDr. N dlA 90 70
oosni6w ohoryoh q psuc.. Ponie.
~. wybadox.uie : utr.y m,anle
tak'ego domu wymsga s~naosnyoh
trodkdw pienistnYch, pr.eto tomi-
tet odwoiuje sig do ciarncso, pu-
b~.iolne1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
SLASH.

ZABONZE. - Tr:ejsza gm;na
buduje dom ola ubogich. kosst"m
70 tys;eey marek. - W pobliskiej
vs., SosnicY umar}a wymsernica
Agata Wlder9 " 10l roku zYcia.
Jake wdowa przezY&, W czerstwo-
Sci zdrowiu lat 80.
DOROTA. G6rnik Maciej e. ~
czy6 zmsr} W dnlu srebrnego
wesela, gdy siedsia' pray stole wras
z krewnYmi pray uczoie w~eselnei
HALENDA: Llcanie sic ska
ria ma. wyrueowan'e spiewu pol-
skiego z kosciolow .Okrom n,edxiei-
nego nlb,zehHwa MANY, tn
tylko a ~jeszcze ~aabozestwo, bad {
to "a zmar}vch, badz tel ma ,nten.
eye slubna. w aaszej vicsce tile
many ami ;ednego Niemca q uawet
! p. organista ! 'gtdwny nauosyc'el
MN ME jest. A jednsk katdego
osasu zswod,i sobie ulubione. tpie-
w n,emieckie wras> uosL:sm,
sIk6lnym,. To mas mus, bardso
boiled. cd, lmy sle tego bynaimniel
nie spodsiswali sbY Y tuteissyu
kc6ololku. kt6ry to motna powie.
ds,ed, "a polskie crosse xos,at w
ibudowsns, mus,el,dmY m,lcaet
sAmiast v ol,sYstYm jesyku .sspis.
sEwad m ohwaie Bcska.
sZOPIENICE. Diva po1ary
ssersYsy sig ~niedswno v pohl,sk,eu
gran'o.nem m,aeteo.ku Grods;ou
uniel w,ecej prsed p6itoratogod.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

domu INV lfd:os prsskesu.tl ~ =
.sZlhtllliiaty i.
Iaie pod okna swego miss,kaDila,
.sobacsyi niSvIiern4 tona = uicl-
|skaoh kochauks. Niepostrsstsnie
wsxedi do s1ego domu. : snalasi.
sly na s,sfce ws faszoe kwss
.karbolowy. wyp,f 70. W kilka M
mt po61niei sakohoE5t tycie. Gdy
Buc.kowa pc latimA cEssle wYssss
isby, sobacxYta meta pod drsw,a~
mi n,etywego : wykrsYwlona Cd
strsssnych mecxarn, twarra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

strssSnych mecSarnl tWars4.
Polska pod Moskalem
W ZYCHLlNIE obehodzis ks.
ksnonlk Piotr Truskolask,, ur. pod
komta v, roku 1925, r.adks nroc,y-
stodd 5o-letnie1 prsov = ko5o Gle.
Ma jablleusr do zyohlina pr.ybY{
tak&e J. &. ks. aroyb. Poplel, kt6,y,
po odpow iednlem prsemd wleolu.
~recsyt jubllatowl laske ) krzytem
W obcbodz:e brall zywy
udzla} wszvscy parsfian,e, : oby-
wateletwem ma czele..
DYECEZYA PLOCKA. - w
Mtlwie lieknle i uroczY6cie obcho-
La starodawnY zwYo1aj sakopYwa"
" aiemi Ewangelii dx..
chronic Cd kiosk, gvsdo-
oicia, pouoru i t. d. w octave
8ote9o Cla}a piqciu m,ejscowych
prsY lloznym wspdiudziale
'sraflan odbyAo v rows&nym ma
tro]u ducha poch6d ma wszystkie
irony granlcy paraftt m'awsk,e1.
'tarsi zgromadzenia rolnic.ego
;onno : choragwlaml i krzyzami
ryprzedla1l Z: pochdd. Ceremooi
akopywanla Ewengeli, 6~. towa-
zysaYiY sp,ewY.
WAR5ZAWA. - Otwarcle
omun'kaoY' telefon,cznej pom'e-
Warszawa a fodxia oastapi jnt
roku biezacym.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
The Most Astonishing Sale OF
the Season at Kline's, OIL
Monday Next, 29th.

Hook Towels, very large, fine quality,
for 10 cents apiece; very nice, large
Turkish Bath Towel, over yard long,
will also 90 for 10 cents; Dish Towels,
very nice, for cents.
Ready made Defender Sheets, 72x9O,
at 49 cents.
Fine line of Grass Linen, suitable for
summer dresses or shirt waists, original
price 20 cents, now IL 1-2c.
Fine Pique, in stripes or checks, origi-
nal price 30 cents, now going for lee.
per yard.
Hem-Stitched White Muslins, very fine
quality, price originally % cents, the
price Monday will be IL 1-2c. per yard.
English Suitings, suitable for skirts,
original price 10 cents, now going at
8 1-2 cents per yard. Big variety OF
colors.
Ladies' Undervests, hleached, with
draw strings at neck and arms, original
price 20 cents, now going at II 1-2c.
Very large Hammocks with head rests
made of heavy webbing, big bargain al
90 cents.
We will still continue our special sale
on DOmestics for the benefit of those who
did not get a chance on Monday last.
Out of town orders will be filled OF
any of the above goods. Your money
refunded on all purchases if not salts
tory. julius KLINE.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
BITS OF FACT AND GOSSIP.



Senator +. n. Dimiek, Of Palm Beach,
has just let the contract for a 81, 600 resi-
dence which lie TO be ready for his occu-
pancy this winter.
Sherman Singleton, of West Palm
Beach, has re-silvered the hundreds of
mirrors needing attention in the Hotel
Royal POinciana and The Breakers. He
is an expert in this line.
The DIR. j. w. Jackson place, near Co
coanut Grove, has just been sold TO Mr..
Constant LeJeune, of Brussels, BelgiCm.
The new purchaser has located his family
upon the place and will make consider
able Improvements. The place sold for
81, 800.
The Continental hotel, at Atlantic
Beach, is doing a fine business. No
where on the whole coast is there bet
ter equipped or more handsomely fur
nished summer resort. Strangers from
other states are rapidly finding this out.
4 gentleman from Troy, Ala, accident
ally came TO the Continental and so en-
joyed himself that he left mis- family
there, having 10 90 home on business,
and ne induced over twenty people from
Troy to visit the beach, and they were SO
delighted with their stay that they are
advertising its advantages among their
Alabama friends.
The pecent legal hanging of four me-
groes at Vernon, in the western part of
the state, does not seem to have auelled
the disOrderly spirit Of the negroes in
tnat section. Shortly after the hanging
another causeless murder was committed.
negro named Bill Hill, alias liking
William" tanked up on mean liquor and
desiring to have some fun with a pistol,
sought To borrow one from another negro
named Chatham. The request was re-
fused, which made Hill very angry
Chatham went To his work at a turpen-
tine still several miles away. Hill pro-
cured shotgun and followed him there,
where he poured both loads Of shot into
Chathanl's body, killing him instantly.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26

Titus catching for the home team be-
hind the bat was almost without error.
Paddison, the youthful catcher and
also captain of the Fan Gallies, is a
splendid player, but he thought a cyclone
had struck him when Titus found him
at the home plate.
Johnson, Vanlandingham and Gold
smith piled up the runs for Titusville,
making three each. Johnson is probably
the best all around player We have.
Jones pitching was very effective and
would have been more so if Carlile had
more practice at catching him. 1t was
several innings before Carlile got in his
best play.
The Titusville ladies are all right.
They were so enthusiastic and excited
that they cheered all the brilliant plays,
no matter which side made them.
The Titusville mascotte received a
stunning foul right in "de bress," but
law, he thought "a peanut shell dun
struck him dar"
Ernest Vanlandingham knocked more
fouls than any other batter. The Eau
Gallie funny man wanted to know whose
chicken coop he was into the night be-
fore.
Willahan's best girl wants to know
whether he was looking at her or some
other girl when he ran Osban off OF
third.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
Another Yacht Race.
From the Tropical sun.

From the Tropical Sun.
On the 18th of next month the rival
yachts, Naiade, ii. j. Allen, owner, and
the Addie, w. K. Healy, owner, will
make another effort to try conclusions as
to the merits of the respective boats as
speeders.
Both were disabled in the race Satur-
day last, the Addie losing her mast on
the last stretch down the course. and an
accident throwing the Naiade out on the
third round.
The contest will be for $3.50 side
Much interest is manifested by the boys
in the event, which promises to be a race
for "blood." Both boats are prize win
ners in many a regatta, the Naiade form
erly being the property of Editor Wager,
of the Titusville STAR; while the Addie
belonged until recently to Amos ]. Cor
bett, of st. Augustine, who has captured
as many prizes with her in north state
waters as the Naiade has in Indian river
regattas. Both will sail slOOp rigged
New York Yacht club rules will govern
the race. Yachtsmen and land-lubbers
as well are looking forward with inter-
ested anticipation to this event.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
Prof. Rolls Located at Miami.

Prof. 2. ii. Rolls will be remembered
by hundreds of the growers of Florida,
especially the pineapple growers of the
east coast, for his earnest ard indefatig-
able labOrs To promote the cultural inter
ests Of Florida, as well a. his kindly dis
position. He entered with the greatest
zest into experiments on pineapple grow
ing; his preliminary bulletins contained
an account of the results on more than
$50 separate plots, each treated with a
different formula. About TWO years ago
he removed TO Clemson college, :. C.,
where he was offered All attractive posi-
ton. His numerous friends and acquaint-
ances will now be pleased to learn that,
doubtless in recognition of his worf in
Florida, he has been called to take serv-
ice at the United States Government Ex-
pertinent station al Miami.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
Arson and Attempted Murder

From the Kissimmee Valley Gazette.
A villainous and cowardly crime was
committed last week against John Padg-
EFT al his home on the st. Cloud Sugar
Belt.
At IL o'clock on Friday night his
neighbor, Mrs. Peterson, awoke him with
a cry of fire. He and his family rushed
out to find the stable and barn in blaze
They had no means to check the flames
and the building and its contents was
soon a smoking ruin. While standing
watching the fire two shots from a gun
were fired at him from palmetto clump
across the railroad about so yards away,
the bullets singing all around him, but
none hitting him, luckily. His back be-
ing turned he saw nothing, and nothing
else occurred. He spent the rest of the
night sitting up in the house with his
family. Next morning the tracks of two
men and boy or woman were found al
the spot where the gun was fired leading
south across an old field.
For the sake of his family and to avoid
assassination by his hidden foes, Padgett
has moved into kissimmee and rented a
house.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
Brass Button Saved Him.
rom the VOlusia County Record.

From :he VOlusia County Record.
Sllas Davis and Robert Green are two
negroes working for the Plant System on
the DeIeOn section. Last Saturday they
became engaged in quarrel over a pair
of shoes The quarrel got 80 hot that
Davis drew his pistol and shot Green
twice at close range. They were only a
few feet apart. The ball from the first
fire entered Green's mouth, knocking out
two of the front teeth, passing through
the mouth, coming out nearly at the
back of the neck. The ball from the
second fire hit brass button on Green's
coat Had it not been for the button
Green would have been sent into eternity
in an instant. The ball imbedded itself
in the breast nearly over the heart. Da-
Wis was arrested, and both negroes We're
brought TO DeI.and on hand-car.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
Progressive Whist Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Robbins en-
tertained few of their friends in a most
pleasing manner Wednesday night at
their new home in South Titusville. Pro-
gressive whist was the feature of the
evening. Ten games were played at
three tables. The lady's prize, pretty
Florida souvenir carte plate, was won by
Mrs. L. A. Brady; DIR. Rollins won a
very handsome scarf as the gentieman's
prize, having made score of % points.
Following the card contest light refresh
ments were served, after which social
conversation lasted for about an hour.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Brady, DR.. and Mrs. +. E. Rollins, Major
and Mrs. F. NJ. Taylor, Miss Kate Pritch-
ard, Mrs. NJ. P. Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. NJ. Robbins, Messrs. G. II. Walton,
Gregers A. Frost and Z. b. Wager.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
Three Striking Prize Photos.

Three Of the five exquisite photographs
that won prizes in the rural competi-
ton" recently held by The Ladies' Home
Journal are beautifully reproduced in the
August issue of that magazine. One
shows cluster of slender, graceful
blrches on high bank above CLASSY
lake, with hills in the background; an
other, spring-time field of feur-de- lis AT
sunset, with limpid stream winding
through; and the third. large flock of
sheep, on a sultry July afternoon, disap-
pearing With their shepherd into the
thick cloud of dust raised by their pass
age.
The Florida star., 1901-07-26
Two Important Appointments.
Tallahassee Correspondence.

Tallahassee Correspondence.
II il not often that the chief magistrate
of florida is called upon to fill two im-
pOItant positions at the same time, but
that important duty has come upon Gov
er nor w. :. Jennings throug'. the death
of fComptroller Reynolds and the reslgna-
tim OF DIR. J.. j. Blocker, surgeon 10 the
State Hospital at ChattahOochee. In the
sbsence of the Governor, very little Is
known here a. 10 who will be appointed
o these two positions. A. far "a can be
learned there are no applications for the
position at ChattahOOehee, and only one,
j. }. Mccall. circuit clerk for Hamilton
county, has made application % be the
successor of Mr.. Reynolds. However, a
number Of persons are being talked of here
for comptroller.
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Walker & Go. Offer This After
noon and Tomorrow Only

Everything in the Millinery line at One
Half of marked price-Hats, Flowers,
Plumes, Feathers, etc.
White Lawn, worth 10 cents per yard,
at cents.
81 yards Good Unbleached Domestic
for S1.00.
A fine Linen Dress Crash, worth %
cents per yard, at 10 cents.
Standard GA Sheeting at Is cents per
yard.
Mems Mixed Socks, worth 10 cents,
pair for % cents.
Remember. j. X. WALKER < Co.
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Notice to Examines.

A competitive examination will be
held on Tuesday. July 30th, in the pub
lie school building at Titusville, for award
of free scholarship appointment from
Brevard county, to the State Normal
school at DeFuniak Springs, in accord
ance with previously published regula-
tions. r. E. MINIS,
Secretary and Superintendent
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FOR SALE.

At low figure, acres land OH Seba tian
river. Near Indian river, 30 acres land,
20 acrts cleared, suitable for pineapples.
Dwelling house, low for cash, or exchange
for cottage at Seabreeze. Apply to
VI. GOLDSMITH,
Attorney-at-Law, TitusvIle, Fla.
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Narrow Escape From DrOwnir.

On the return To Eau Gallie AN tho
bourne Saturday night from u Jo.
while the steamer Canaveral ri SIT
Ing along fully mile from shQ,H. ! &c,
fell overheard during a frien Grade
about the midnight hour. Cad,r re thA
sey stopped the steamer at once,
the small boat and single hand 90
few minutes rescued his unlucky pa.
ger, who was quite exhausted whit
hauled into the boat. p
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THE WHITE STORE.

We guarantee better goods for less
money than any house in the county.
W. J. CRAWFORD.
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CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TitusvilIe.

An Example.
Hello. Mistuh Busy Bee.
Wuckin all day long.
Why foh can't ycu stop like me,
Jes' 10 sing a songI
Gatherin up de honey sweet.
Stackin il in tiers
Sayin mo- dan you could eat
In = dozen years!
= Hello. Mistuh Busy Man,
You Is wuss dan him.
Case he'll sleep de winters span
In some corner dim.
Bot er you should take q rest;
Pattern after me
Aistuh Man, foh time so pressed,
An Aistuh Busy Bee.
Washington Star.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

For pineapple S|Adding. A carload to
arrive about AuSS.S' IT, Prices Will in-
terest you. w
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PINEAPPLE SLIPS AND SUCKERS
For sale. Nothing but first-class plants
viii be sold. Red Spanish and Abakkas
from the DeVinne plantation. Address,
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MARINE GAS ENGINE Ror.

New and second hand. '-E''S'ha- ID
justed. CatalogsA free.
GOD, ROselanCs =
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TIME Is MONEY,

Save both by ordering vi. q .
material of - -
q. +. Pal
Eau
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Willhite's spgained Ne ide him
rather skittish of those flys coming left
fieldwards.
COzart, ''the player i;h: ,%tri-;;t g2sTille, "
is strong player, but eo.,r". l. - 'fg
didn't bother the ntus
:, Eau Gallie's first pi,
SYe work.