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The Florida star., 1902-11-14
CatarTh Cannot lie Cured

With local applications A. they cannot reach
H., -cat uf the disease. Catarrh is blood OF
constitutional disease. and in order Ia cure il
YOU must take internal ren cdics. Halls "a
tarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts di-
rcctly ou the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine.
II was prescribed by one of the hest physi-
clans in this country for years, and is a
regular prescription. 1t Is composed Of the
best tunic- known, combined with the best
blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of the
TWO ingredients Is what produces such Won
derfu results i'll curing catArrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
FL CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
NOTICE


OF Intention to Apply for Letters Patent.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
intend to apply ~ his Excellency, William ).
Jennings. Governor of Florida. on the 25th
day of November. or as soon thereafter as
practicable. for letters patent upon the pro-
posed charter of the Titusvifle Fish and Sup
ply company hereto attached:
WADE III. JONES.
EDWARD Z. KNOX.
Il. III. SANDS.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
Uncle SANS Exhibition Comprises
Many Beautiful Specimens.

The chrysanthemum show at the de-
partment Of agriculture In Washing
ton Is proving a steady attraction, and
will continue open every day except
Sunday from now till Nov 10. The
new varieties most admired are the
Mrs. PHILIPPE Roger, an immense flow
er. and the Pennsylvania, a remarka-
bly, pure and rich yellow, exceedingly
prolific in blooms on the single plant,
says the New York Times. Honesty,
q new candidate for admiration, comes
from Europe. There is a pretty new
Japanese Seeding of blended white and
pink.
Black Hawk, said to be Presil.cHt
Roosevelt's choice, is Il small, dark L, d.
nearly black. Belle of CastlewoCd "p-
pears in prolific white, compact blooms.
One of the finest specimens is the
white and sprangling Mrs. John VI.
Wilson. which was raised from a seed
ling in the prOpagating garden nine
years ago. The President Mckinley is
beautiful flower of gold and crimson.
The white varieties are numerous
and beautiful. One that has attracted
considerable attention is of silvery
white and is called the William Jen-
nings Bryan. A remarkably beautiful
flower is Mrs L. Il. Button. Another
Is the Mrs. Henry Robinson, which is
large and ball shaped. The Mrs. George
+. Baer. very pretty chrysanthemum.
is named after the wife of the presi-
dent of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad.
The yellow blooms are very attrac-
tive Among the prettiest of those is
the Colonel ID. Appleton. The o. L.
BaSSett and the Mrs. Gordon Dexter,
in the same class, have come in for
more than ordinary attention. 4 flower
that is greatly admired is the Mrs.
Perrine, named for the mother Of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. 1t is a fine speci-
men In d pleasing shade OF pink. The
CaSco is a heavy. rich, red flower. and
Sunrise is an all gold and brick red
specimen, the latter color showing on
the reverse side of the petals. The
Mrs. ]. +. Tranter is one of the largest
blooms I'm the large collection.
The President W. X. Smith. beauti
| full specimen, was named after W. X.
Smith Of the botanic garden when he
was president of the American Floral
association.
Plan tn Restore whittier's Home.
The Whittier homestead at Haver-
hill, Mass, which was damaged by fire
recently. is to be restored on exactly
| the old lines. says Boston special TO
! the New York Times. The ancient fur
niture and china Of the Whittier fam
| lily, much Of il antedating the birth of
| the poet. are safe, with not an article
broken. The desk OF his grandfather,
on which Whittier wrote his first
verses-and, as it happens. also the
last poem he ever wrOte-will go back
To the old corner where II stood two
| generations, and perhaps three, before
| his birth The greatest care will be
taken to have everything restored in
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

in cage placed inside. One of the
eggs was cracked, and the monkey
was panic stricken; otherwise no dam
age was done.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
CHARTER.

These Articles Witnesseth. That the un-
dersigned have associated themselves togeth-
er to form corporation under the laws of the
state of Florida.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and
colds; reliable, tried and tested, safe and
sure For sale by Wilson & Son.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
Navel Horse Show Feature.

Chicago will be in green and white
the horse show cOlOrS-durinG the
week of Nov 3-S. The most novel fea-
turr this year will be an exhibition by
L. SpO@rhaSc. who Will drive back
ward against time with his trainecI
PAGER, says the Philadelphany other
How Mr.. Spoerhase can seh-Amerlcan
Dack Of his head, isharge at SANTIAGO
y~jcry. Il the windows IN the
ing eleven eet(ons tn,
L"r"nz' theie spanish bO follows
ne ro ,.'n5 n" Xder i aGanrfJv be sus
lie rides befor, ce out any sh- !
With head lr----ay, as the =. NJ
No l3-lcs lOU..,eu,..j -, -. MrS
No hats wave "7"' " ,,l5 ne IL =
AS Lorenz p,nty cfy.ty, anfynns;
He docs not wetT. a'-N ii 81
For him no banners 1IytOIr~
il nets Wiz
"Tak. I'D the crippled little Ores
~. .E- ...-- ...'o iiiy''-
His w"r'!~ ~.-a joy L. many A heart
"Nr.i lay. -iaI h.. nay f"e-'
IL i.rr. i,,t limbs l.. takes
W. -..I.r ..uGS l.d Inak-s
r.. .. -'rai 20 a.l fir - 500!
For va rc a---!CS proudly blow,
L. .. ~. VII il men nIght know
y 20. --ro.s such as ne.
S = Fps -.t"T-o Record Herald.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
Article /.

The name Ofthis corporation shall be Titus
vile Fish and Supply company" and It's prin-
cipal place of business will be at Titusville,
Brevard county, Florida.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
Article 2.

The purpose and general nature of the
business of the company is to deal in fish.
oysters, etc, and 20 buy. sell and catch fish of
all kinds and To deal in and to carry on
general merchandise business and 10 own and
operate an ice factory and barrel factory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Man4 Gep departments

SeweY aouctics frt aeather Seeds, 9cict rcss Spen-
ina Sans 9cCeIE Belts Serfumes, Far Ornaments, Ceilings
In these departments shall carry very complete asortnents
of the very finest goods representing the latest European and
American ideas for
MANY exclusive novelties in the new Pompe Brooches Buckles
Belt Clasps Pearl Coral and Jet Neck Chains real and imitation
Tortoise Shell Hair Ornaments Pearl Mounted Combs Poson
and Straight Belts in the Braid and Plaid Silk Ideas with
Silver and Oxidized Gun Metal Clasps.
Houbigans Roger & Galet, Pinauds, Legrauds and Col
yates unavoidable Toilet Articles.
Hair Brushes Tooth and Nail Brushes, Household sponges
Scissors Files and Manicure Articles.
Imported and domestic CASTLE Soaps Roger Galets, Houbi
gant Cogates Legands Cucura, Pears and other well
Known brands all marked at the lowest possible prices for first
class and reliable goods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Hrt 4eatker Goods

Fitted Wrist Bags real Seal Waus and Alligator Leahers to
match all popular street shades.
Sterling and Gold Mounted Pocket Books IN line seal Wal
rIs and Alligator Leathers
In Real Seal Waus Plain and Horned Alligator Leahers, with
the Adjusting Hooks
n, Mores Bows Corsage and SasheS in large vaies made
free in our popular Ribbon Section.
With Sterling Silver Frames and Beaded and Hand Embroidered
Tapetry in Oriental colors
IN exclusive novelty fa1 from Paris and Vienna mounted on the
latest frame ideas, with ewsled settings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Men s ran Suits

Stylish Sack Suits Of Black CheViot Oxford,
Gray aud Checked Chevots lined with
farmers Satin tailored to tit; CT EN
strictly all wool :. Price ...... % eJU
Mems All Wool Cheviot Suits in neat over
plaid patterns stylish conservative C1n
sacks !. , extra we'll made Price DlU
Single and Double Breasted Blue and Black
Chevot Suits. also Gray Motions and
Brown Cassmeres. Italian Serge lined all
sizes. !, stouts, Sims and regular CIT E0
sizes 80. Price ...... ....,..,., spAAsOV
Extra fine and handsomely tailored Suits;
single and double breasted sack styles three
and four button coats ....a most comprehen-
Siye assortment of fabrics patterns of new
est design "Snowfakes" Oyerplaids, Stripes
Small Pin Checks and the ever useful CGS
and dressy Black and Blues ........ pAJ
Mems very finest Sack Suits ..made of the
richest quality of imported .and domestic
fabrics and tailored in the most skillfu man
ner, giving them an individual impression of
perfection so much desired by stylish dreSsers;
striking effects in fancy Cheyiots and Silk and
Worsted Mixtures also Black and Blue
Unfinished Worsteds and Vicunas; G 40
lined with best materials Prices s2oto D4U
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

Ladies' Tan Walking jackets, velvet collar, turn
back cuffs, trimmed with Illuminated buttons, all
sizes Just Tor Monday, tempt IN
ing price ...,......-..,,.,.. ......,, 1'Vv
Ladies' miniature and regular size seal and Mo-
rocco Ckateaines and six styles Of seal TIC
Poeke!books For Monday, that day only ~
FINE quality All Wool Vests for early Fall wear,
well made garment, al the leading coiors, I M
drawers 70 match. A very tempting special A'OO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Nalking Suits

We don't believe there is another department Texas that
show such an array of clever ideas and many (E0 m
new materials at from $1,000 to SpJUsVU
Tomorrow's special showing will be 200 Walking Suits
inNorfok and blouse effects and coat shapes CT E
exclusive ideas, at $1,000, $500 and 4LA'JV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
VERY
SPECIAL
OFFER
Ultra Corset EashioNy
Ske SiasyiqKe and ga SLeHT.

One Of these Corse fitted by of professional staff will
compel the warer to stand correctly which every thinking
will admit of all things the most essential to grace as well as
TO health.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

Ladies real Seal and Patent Leather Curved belH'
lsNineI lined, harness buckles. For Mon 4tlc
cay and that day only ............,..... nv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Bows Fashionable
Clothing

OHrzbLp CONSTRUCTED
Boys Knee Trousers Suits sizes 3 to 2, In
vestee styles sizes to 10, double breasted
fancy and black OF blue Cheviots. CT 40
Price .,..,.......,..... spAsfO
Boys Sailor and Vestee Suits sizes 8 to 8,
double breasted suits. sizes to 10. all wool
Cheviots and CasSmeres. fancy CT 40
patterns and solid colors ...,.... pAsfO
Boys extra quality Knee Trousers Suits double
breasted style sizes 7 to 49,, Vestee, Sailor
and Norfolk Suits sizes TO S..made espe-
cally strong for school service. CT IN
Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ApJsOU
Boys Knee Trousers Suits, made Of pure long
fibre wool Cheviots. new patterns for Fall,
tailored In exceptional manner. CS IN
Price ..,,,,.,.........".DJsVU
Youths Long Trousers Suits sizes IA to 10,
large variety OF patterns in all wool Cheviots
tailored In way that insures satisfaction IN fit
ann durability Prices So So CT SA
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ sOV
Youths finest and handsomeSt Suits single
and double breasted sack styles made Of the
same high grades OF material that are used in
our Suits for men at SIS to S3s, Cox m
sizes ID to 10 Prices S10to pAJsUO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Of Greatest 9terit liz WeariNg 3fppareI
for 9len, Ncmen AID ShildreK. 49,.

ondyhen ta
nd this
egche ptoN New
wod dollars f
aand uh
priced in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

Tn. hast Misses and children's Hose eyer soIa a.
,h ,s u ~ GO on sale MONDAY at kiama y
Ribbed Hose, made Of real Maeo, double ZtlC
t prge-e Celebrated HermsdoH dye. Monday HVS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

Infants silk Embroidered Caps, pretty silk en-
broidered ruche and ribbon trim'ed get the sweet
babe stylish Cap al a little price AZ l0~
Kiams Monday ..........,.....-....-.f VS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

,dies, French Flanneletle, English Cambria ana
Kimona Cloth House Wrappers lAS rs. ,sgnls,
tirely new and extra hne gooa9 ~ on
price Of 1900. But tomorrow uns IU,UU
price viii be, ,.,.....i,., =. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
WALKING
SKIRTS
$500

flare Skirts In all the leading coor slot seam and tailored aU
effects There is much talk about $3.50 Skirts, but these are
nputaby the grandes values at this price in the G. Nh
city; however for Monday making the price pOsVV
flare stitch seams plated back as matter of fact offering
no less than dozen different styles at this price Monday all rep
reSentng the absolutely style correctness in MI StA
v.ry special Skirt offering for Monday will be proposition
to retail special line of Tae Skirts In the collection are some
six styles for choosing, and without exception all are sisoo
values; T. create enthusiastic buying tomorrow $3.50
we quote these Skirts - y
prh RIack Etamlne Skirts $50, $40, $50
New Crepe de Chine Skirts ......Sjo SoU' Si0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Costumes, Suits and Dresses

A4c1s Not one lady in Houston can afford 10 buy her
IA pA1 fall tailor made without first seeing the magnificent
and marvellous suits at IS 90 that displayed Kams
A. coz We assume that you have never seen stronger
al pG1 line of clever dress suits Many new slot seam
ppun and Monte Carlo effects all the leading materials
A G7O The sweleStSuits in the city at this price, in all
al p0O new effects canvas weave heyots and cames.
hair materials in black and coIors; exclusive models
SAs We have Just received choice selection at this
IAl p| price in the blouse shapes and many other
ideas truly wonderful showing of clever suits this price
ideas you'll not find elsewhere.
R;,G.-SSr xac3,ry1,ac Exceedingly handsome novelty
NlCh SOStuILlSS show pieces for receptions, we'd
g teaers etc. of the choicest collections TO be found in
America Everything in the very best of taste and harmony
Kams IDEAS style and character 10000 $4,000 10000 $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
Splendid UalHe8 in
Dress AID WaLkina Skirts

THE LA 4 ana no oo s sa,Iss TEMP
of Dressy Walking Skirts 90 on OFFEI
sale at door opening tomorrow,
Dressy Meltons. Serges AID New NOM
Mems Wear Fabric. all ssven-gore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

The SWEETEST creations obnable in Silk and Wash Waists em
bracng both foreign and domestic models displayed IN many
gorgeous effects The hand lace and French tucked ideas which
highly spoken Of and admired will be on sale tomorrow
Among them shown many fancy designs, made from fancy
Silks fancy wastings pques-lteraly dotted with many
;k ing combinations Of trimmings at so si' u.s. 10000
VERY ezGeponay Ksn C ad %nve o. NOVELTY
SPECIAL y SIX and Wash Wasi s, most IS WAISTS
OFFER SoieS, Tafeas fancy vestngs, AT 450
Pique Bedford Cords in all this
:op g se a8r v: M osl you 3e Choosing $3.50
Ladies' White aud Fancy Striped Oxford and Pque Waists
creations for fall plain tailor made some tucked with
French yoke really $500 quality, for choosing CO S(
Monday '.....,...- phsVU
Ladies Botany Velvet Waists made exceedingly pretty, CT CN
choosing Monday, at pUsVV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12

Mems Half Hose Winter Weight Lisles
and Cotton Half Hose, very new patterns and
changeable effects prices 25c, SOC 7Ec
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AUN
Special Sale of Mems Fancy Lisle Half Hose
in new classic stripes regular 25c HSAC
values on sale tomorrow at~....,.ATN
Mems Flannelette Night Shirts, cut full E(Ac
and long, well made, 75c quality, price JUA
Mems Full Elastic suspenders, with cast-ofi
ends assorted patterns price 10C
tomorrow 49,. .. .....,...'.''.''.' IN
Boys furnishings and Hafs
Bows star Waists in tu display Of fall pat
terms Madras and percales, 0Sc
price. .,,..t..... ..,..,...'. '.''..'.'.' /VS
Mothers Friend Waists patent helts
Madras cloths and percaIe', soc
price ............. -. 1899 JVS
BOYS Shirts Pembroke make cuffs and
collars attached or separable, TIC
price .....,.......... ..,.....s..' w
Boys Underwear halbrlggan undershirts
and drawers, 25c.. wool undershirtS and
drawers, natural color price, S0c
per garment...- ...,...'. .''...'.'. wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
ObeYcOats

A SPECIAL FEATURE of the stylish dresser's
wardrobe this season will b. the Top Coat.
Fashion insists on their use and their light
weights make them especially desirable for
early Fall wear !. Light shades of tan Covert
cloths dark and light gray Oxfords blue
and black unfinished Worsteds full silk
Innings and other good materials, C1S M
prices $3.50 to...,...,..... p%OsUV
CRAVENETrE COATS. cut full and extra
long :. very fashionable garments, designed
particularly for rainy weaher...,no Innings
excepting silk Jokes prices G IN M
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
AQUARIUMS AT HOME.
BOTH THE FRESH WATER AND SALT
WATER SORTS EASY TO MAINTAIN

There is no reason why those who care for
natural history as studied from living things
should depend entirely on the big aquarium
which the city maintains at the Battery with
a little trouble and slight expense. miniature
aquariums can be set up in homes, becoming
sources of great interest The secret of 1t all
lies in making what is called balanced aqua
rum; that is one in which the water is aerated
by placing in it growing aquatic plants. The
light striking on them produces oxygen, which
purifies the water and supplies the animal life
with air to breathe. If the pOssessor of such
an aquarium will take the trouble to collect
with his own hands the animals and plants used
in stocking it, the benefit to him of course is
greater.
The officials of the New-York Aquarium Will
gladly tell one just how to start and MAINTAIN
an aquarium in a house. l. b. Spencer has ex-
perimented to some extent in this direction with
most satisfactory results and this is the advice
he gives:
Il would advise inexperienced persons 10 be
gin with fresh water aquarium, as II is easier
to maintain. Glass jars, from one to twenty
gallons are made expressly for this purpose
Those with perpendicular sides are the best, as
they are easier TO keep clean. Place enough
bird gravel in the bottom of the jar or tank to
cover the roots of the plants which are to be
of pieces Of rock for artistic effect. Aquatic
plants suitable for aqUariums can he secured in
many Of the streams and ponds on the outskirts
of the city or they can be purchased from deal
ers in such things. The plants should be wound
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
A FAKE" RAINES HOTEL.
HOW PHOTOGRAPHS GAVE CONVINCING
EVIDENCE BARN TURNED INTO
UOSTLERY.

Commissioner Cullinan, of the State Excise
Department, at Albany, has many laugh over
photographs which brought to him 10y his
special agents, who are sent out to obtain evil
dence against hotels which are reported to the
department as illegal. The photographs which
these agents take are substantial proof often
Times. where a mere statement would be open to
contradiction by witnesses for the defendant.
Il have not a better example of the efficiency
of photography in the conviction Of the keeper
,f "a fake Raiues law hotel" said the Commits
gioncr the other day to a friend who happened
to drop in than these photographs Of
hhat was known as the 'Sper Falls Hotel
Here the Commissioner showed the visitor 4
ser.s of pictures which, but for the supplemental
furniture Of some mattresses, bedsteads, table
and "a stove. would have easily passed for those
of a diIapijated barn.
The Commissioner then told how n complaint
had come to the department of this hotel"
Ahch was situated near Sper Fails. in the town
Of Corinth Saratoga County. on an eXamina-
tiou conducted 10y two special agents it
found that the hotel" was no other than an old
harm, which had been erected as long ago as
$50 The bedrooms were in the loft, and
guest Of the hotel" in going along the hall
Way had to climb over two huge beams more
than two feet thick. which from the testimony
uf the agents had been the perching place of
hozen or more generations Of poultry
The boards Of the hotel Gaped so that the
wind came through almost as it might through a
barbed wire fence. But nevertheless. because of
the informality and the homelike features OF the
hostlery it was crowded with guests, who had
employment in a power plant about mile dis
tant on the Hudson River.
The case was brought UP in the Supreme
Court at Saratoga Springs. and the certificate
withdrawn the tntrrITISlug
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

ho"S also do very We'll The fve-spined s.fckIo
back are nest builders. and will furnish r,uo.
amusement OF amphibians. the cute little naw,
Is the most interesting. Snails are useful fo.
scavengers. and for crustaceaps would use tba
so-called water shrimp.
caution should be used never to crovg5 .L
aquarium with animal life and to usa ,I,r+.
plentifully. If the weather should be cr,,,a,
Tor several successive days you can ae-a,e tho
aquarium two or three times each day by din
ping up some of the water. raising the df-,a.
several inches above the surface. then ro,,ri,,
it back. not so rapidly as to disturb the r1aDts
The stream passing through the air carries tba
oxygen into the aquarium with IT, The aoua-
rum will need thorough cleansing one o. -
and care must be taken from time 10 time -
renew the water, which evaporates slowly
The principle of a salt water balanced acr,o
rum IS practically the same as for one cf f~asb
water 1t is well 10 procure water at or naar
high tide if it is taken in a bay near the sbo-a
or a river situated Ike the Hudson. The v,ata.
at such time will have greater density and
less foreign matter. Coarser gravel NAV bo
used, and pieces OF rock are necessary for tho
sea anemOnes. which will attach themselvcs -
the smooth places. 1t is necessary TO remove
all dead matter every day, as IN the case Of tho
fresh water aquarium. There is consi5erabla
variety Of animal life TO choose from The CO,
anemone or flowers of the sea- Of which sew
eraI species are found in the immediate v.cipitv
of this city, is first Of all Living coral can he
procured on Long Island. The cunning little
iebia is the prettiest of fishes. About the only
marine plant that is always trustworthy for
aeration is sea lettuce CuIva Iatissima). which
grows in sheets, and is found in tide pools and
near shore in shallow water. Instead of ulac-
ing this plant on the bottom Of the aquarium
use pieces Of cork and float a portion os each
sheet, allowing the remainder TO hang down
near the bottom toward the rca- siIe Tn.s viii
give a clear view Of the animal life. and f,,r-
Eish a beautiful background = ut-- sunlight
for salt water aquarium is not iuf furious In,
1t must not he used too often and ONLY sor =
short time. If proper care is taken the baIlnca
can be maintained for years"