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stuck up or fnicky, my dear. l like
your western freedom more than can
tell you-but think when a man asks
girl to dance he ought at least to
put his coat on first. He didn't even
have"
Milt did not wait to hear the rest.
When young man finds himself
scorned by young woman it is al
ways the most sensible thing to make
resolution to have nothing more to
do with her. Sowash did this sensible
thing. No little bundle of eastern
airs and graces would get second
chance to heel rope and throw him.
He told himself this quite frequent
ly-every time, in fact, that he saw
her. There were more dances and
he missed none of them and he made
point Of attending the Falsebottom
settlement lyceum. He wore his
good clothes" to all of these social
functions and he wore them rather
better than the general run. He saw
that the little schoolma'am regarded
him from the corner of her eye with
something of interest, perhaps, but
he made no sign that he was aware
of her existence. She may have found
consolation in the reflection that EN-
DRY Jackson and half dozen others
seemed hardly conscious of the exist
ence of any other girl in Hondu coun-
ty. That is, if she needed consola-
ton, She had taken up a ranch at
the head of Antelope canyon and her
claim shanty-which was one of the
neatest and finest finished in the
county aforesaid and calculated to
satisfy the most sxactiqG sommiA.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Decoration Day At TitusviIle.

At nine O'Clock a. IN. last Friday a
number of carriages and wagons well
filled left the center of the town for the
Titusville cemetery. Arriving there, the
ceremonies began with prayer by Arch
deacon b. F. Brown:
Almighty God, Father of men and
ruler of nations, in common with thOus-
ands of our countrymen, We stand before
Thee today, and by the graves OF those
who periled their lives for home and
country, Drawing the front of battle for
what they believed to be the truth and
the right. Help us, o God, our Father,
to honor their virtues, perpetuate their
memories, and, if need be, initiate their
courage in defence Of our cOuntry's lib
ertv and honor. We thank Thee, Lord
God of hosts, that out of that trial of fire
and blood our nation emerged more en-
tireIy one, our people of all sections more
mutually respectful and helpful than
ever before. . Thou who alone canst
order tie hearts and wills Of men, and
| the destiny of nations, continue To look
with favor and blessing upon AL parts oi
uur countrv. Max" the love Of truth and
Justice, the p. actice OF religion and pietv,
t. increase through all our generations,
10 the end that the nation NAV be an ex-
ample to all others, and till the high
destiny to which Thou hast called her.
Inspire all our people with 4 just sense "t
! that mission. Bless the president in his
office. Give to congrcSs wisdom and
moderation in making laws. Bless the
army and navy. and make all who are III
authority thy servants, To guide and de-
| lend the nation, To the blessing of all il,
people, ami to Thy great glory, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
/ After irw remarks 10y Postmaster
/ Ba>sett, Deacon Brown delivered an ad-
dress. Tie children sang America,
! after which the ladies' decorated the
graves oi both Union and Confederate.
| Alter brucdICt.uu Dy Deacon Brown, Mr..
: Van kopclow blew taps In the after
noon few Union and Confederate ~oI-
diers visited I.a,iraugc cemetery, and
decorated the yraVtS there.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Extraordinary Special Sale
at KLINE'S.
Monday, June 9th, 1902.

Again We have just received new line
of Ladies' Shirt Waists, the celebrated
GriffOn brand, one made out of a very
fine quality of white lawn, II lows of
black silk stitching down the front, cnffs
and collars also stitched, 50 80 would be a
small price for this waist, Monday next
81 40; also one with six pleats of hand
embroidered front, collars and cuffs tuck
ed, fly front of tucking; this waist was
manufactured to sell for not less than
s. 90, Monday next $1.79.
Again We will put an entirely new lot of
White India Linen Lawn on sale on Mon
day, one of very fine sheer quality, worth
pc, for 15c.; also one worth 20c. for
12l. also one worth 40c., this is an extra
good one, for IS.
Now is your chance to buy fine Um-
brella at reduced price; one lot of very
excellent quality, with a handsome as
sortment of fancy handles, fine taffeta
silk cover, 26-inch, $3.50 apiece would
have been the proper price for these;
they will go Monday for ST. 90; also one
with natural wood handle, silver trim
med. gloria silk cover, worth 500, for
$129.
Ladies' White Sailors, one of very ex-
cellent quality of rough straw, worth
$l.25, for S9c.; also one of very fine
quality of plain straw, worth, $l.00, fol-
&c.; also one of the very latest style,
wide brim, very nobby Sailor, worth
81. 90, for ST. .49
Mail orders on any of the above items
will be promptly filled.
Your money cheerfully refunded il
goods are not as represented.
JULIUS KLINE.
Titusville, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Steamer Louisa on 1T. Johns.

The housebOat Caiman, formerly used
by Pierre Lorillard up and down the east
coast, the hull of which was bought hv
the Merrill Stevens Co. after the burning
OF the Caiman, at New Smyrna, some
time ago, has Eccn rcbnIlt and made into
a fr>t-cIas- sidc-whcel steamer, and l.
now known a. the Louisa, and Is on the
run between jacksonville and Sanford for
the Clyde line, under thc command Of
Cait Charles Brock, whom AL Indian
river people well know IL one oi the pio-
nrcI ~'.-smhoat men OF Florida, and en-
incntiy deserving the position hc uow
holds The first trip of the Louisa was
made last week
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.


Our specialties.-Newn novelties, watch
and jewellery repairing, diamonds, ETC.
Whaler's jewelry store.
Rev. A. NJ. Dagger will preach in the
Methodist church, Cocoa, next Sunday,
| a. IN. and 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Anderson and
baby, of Jensen, passed through here
Wednesday on their way for a week s
visit with relatives in Georgia and Ala
bama.
Mr.. G.. Van Houte, of New York, who
has accepted charge of the Presbyterian
churches here and at Rockledge, arrived
this week, and will hold his first service
here Sunday. We acknowledge receipt
of pleasant call.
Archdeacon b. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service in st. Johns church, Eau
Gallie, on Sunday next at IL a. IN. and
7:3O p. m. Morning sermon on the Holy
Trinity, at night: Lessons of the Earth
quake and Volcano.
Capt. Tony CanOva passed through here
| MONDAY returning 10 MS nome III Iallll
Beach after carrying the Clark stean'
launch north. He says it was cold enough
in New York week before last to freeze
you, and hot enough last week to melt.
The sad news was just recently received
here of the death of Mrs. Foy, widow OI
the Rev. John FOy, the founder OF
the Titusville Presbyterian church. Thi;
estimable woman died on the 23rd o.
April, and the news was conveyed by &
letter from Willie Foy, her son, to friend:
here in Titusville.
ID. 5. Porter, formerly wholesale watch
MAKER at Jacksonville, now manager o
Mr. Whaler's business here, will locate
about June 10th at Is Laura street, Bisbe,
block, corner of Bay and Laura streets
Jacksonville. His Office will be one o
the finest IN the state. His work her,
has been especially satisfactory, and w
cheerfully recommend him as a mos
capable and reliable workman.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Wedding Announcement.

The Ieesburg Commercial, OF last
week, contained the following Item: The
announcement i made that Mr. John r.
Pcndirtuu and Miss Crcnic Russell Niil he
married III the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. in I.eesburg, Oh Wcdne--
day evening, June llth next, Al : O'Clock.
Mr.. Pcndlctom acknowledges that he il
tine party of the 1iI~t part L. the above
mentioned contract. Tins happy Young
man leaves IL sunday, - return d few
DAYS later with his bride Wc arr gIad
to know thai the tide has turned, and
that TIlu,viIc viii NOW receive brides in
Stead of furnishing then. 10 other places.
Ne extend congratulations in advance.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Teachers Examination.

The June eXanInation of teachers was
in session this week at the public school
building with the following examines in
attendance, several of whom completed
the examination yesterday in time to re-
turn home on the afternoon train:
Miss Sue Hop pkins, Miss f.. BeIIinger,
Miss VI. J. Newell, Miss Mettie Frost,
Miss NettIe Coutant, Miss \. j. Lawson,
Miss I. Huckabee, Miss Bernice Strahan.
Miss ID. l.. Williams, Miss \. NJ King,
Miss Willie King, Mr.. l.. VI. Rebbingcr.
Miss J. G. Lewis, colorcd.
Prof Teeter, Miss Ella Singleton and
Miss Ida Dodson are serving on the grad
ing committee.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
New Band Stand.

A very neat Octagonal-shaped band
stand was erected last week near Indian
River hotel by Contractor Hall for the use
of Indian River band. Mr.. Matthews,
the leader of the band, received n very
fine new G. q. Conn cornet the first OF
the week. the very latest improved pat
tern, and now we will have music. The
band initiated the new stand last night
with fine concert, which was highly
appreciated by our townspeOple, who
hope to enjoy many of these open air
concerts during the pleasant summer
months.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
BITS Of FACT AND GOSSIP.


Capt. n. n. Penney and daughter,
Rose, paid our town a visit the latter
part OF last week.
Misses bicycle, suitable for child of
about eight years, in good order. been
used some, cheap. Apply to this office.
Mr. Geo. F. Paddison, of Eau Gallie,
was before the school board Monday on
business relating to the special school tax
in his district.
Miss Mary Quarterman returned Satur-
day from months visit with her sister,
Mrs. A. II. Johansen, at Gilbert's Bar
house of refuge, where she reports a
pleasant time.
a launch party consisting of about tif-
teen or sixteen of our Young people were
ont for a couple hours run in the Ozone
Monday night The water party was in
honor of Miss Jessie Bowling.
Mrs. Deisner left Tuesday for Jackson
vile to spend week or SD with her son,
| August, who has been quite ill. Mrs.
Renaker has charge of the boarding
house while Mrs. Deisner is absent.
The nurse from the state insane asylum
at Chatta.IOochee arrived Monday after
noon, and left Tuesday with the dement,
ed Holmes girl fUr the asylum. Mention
of this sad case was made last week.
Mr.. Hunt, representative of the Earl
Fruit Co., of Chicago, was here Tuesday.
His headquarters have recently been at
! Miami, but he now transfers To Jensen 10
take in the pineapple shipping season.
Mr.. Will Ioungs, of Miami, with the
Red Cross Pharmacy, stopped oil here
Wednesday on his way north to spend a
couple of months in Ohio, his old home.
He expects to leave this afternoon for
jacksonville.
"In Out OF the Wet is the title of a
neat folder with original poem by Joseph
Bert Smiley, the Michigan poet, just sent
us by Mr. :. III. Peck, of The New Ar
lington, Petosky, Mich, advertising that
popular summer resort.
Mr.. +. Il. Roberts, of Lake City, state
representative of the Eclipse Fire Extin-
guisher Co., of Holyoke, Mass and his
assistant, were i'll town the first of the
week, and gave several very successful
Exhibitions Of the efficacy of his fire ex-
tinguishing material, which is a powder
that generates carbonic acid gas when
) thrown upon the flames and puts the fire
out at once.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Fort Pierce Will Celebrate.

Grand celebration OF the Glorious
Fourth at Fort Pierce.
Boat Races, three Glasses and Water
Sports, W. +. Cross, chairman of com
mittec.
Grand Tournament and Horse Racing,
\. VI. sample, chairman Of committee.
Gun shoot, under auspices of Fort
Pierce Gun club, F. VI. Tyler. secretary.
Match Game of Baseball.
Fifteen Amusing Minor sports, new
features. fun for all
Grand and Startling Midway Features.
Balloon Ascension ami Magnificent
Display of Fireworks before the ball.
Grand Ball and presentation Of crowns
to Queen of Beauty and her maids OF
honor 10y the victors in tine tournament.
Music throughout day and evening by
Jensen Cornet Band.
Reduced rates on East Coast.
Liberal prizes in all events.
Reception committee, Mayor \. G. Dit
mar, Hon. h +. Raulerson, II. q. Bron.
son, II. |. klopp, F. II. Fee, J. Frank
Rfll.
kir Iiticfl salndidates will be welcomed
. pAd dgivggains opportunity to enlighter
!, }peopts. 'helguestions of the day.
ltth ., .rv-e. and ar
This - yIatnme %II. Dc ~
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.

Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.
Send watches for repairs to w. NJ. Wood
ward, DeIand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
"Chance of lifetime" See ad. of G.
F. Paddison, on page s.
Miss Aleph Minis arrived home from
Fort Pierce Sunday afternoon, where
she has been teaching in the public
school.
Miss Jessie Bowling returned to her
home in Live Oak Tuesday, after spend
ing about month here with the Misses
Brady.
John Thompson, the one man show,
played to well filled house last Friday
night, and his variety entertainment was
well received.
Mr.. w. S. Branning is speeding the
thoroughfares of our town upon feather
weight Rambler bicycle that arrived this
week, with which he is well pleased.
Doctor Dodson has removed his dental
office again to his residence, on Palm
street, just south of the courthouse,
where he will be pleased to receive his
patrons.
Mr.. r. f. Minis, of Bonaventure, has
had his large orange packing house at
Minis taken down in sections and moved
on flat cars to his Bonaventure grove.
Mr.. L. r. Decker had charge of the
work.
Contractor Hall and his force of carpen-
ters are renewing the foundation and
some of the framing of the old Scrimgeour
building, corner Washington avenue and
Main street, which isoccupied by Mr.. w.
+. Goldsmith.
Mr. Geo. n. Hatch, of Rockledge, was
here Monday on business. He resumed
his mercantile business at Rockledge
Wednesday, and is selling out his stock
at way-dOwn prices. See announcement
elsewhere on this page.
The Sanford Chronicle states that G. L..
Hobbs has resigned his position in the
First National bank, in order that he
may devote his time exclusively TO the
Sanford, Orlando and Kissimmee cleo
trio line, of which company he is secre-
tary.
Messrs. Geo. Chester and Frank Duren
met with .he school board this week as
trustees of special tax school district No.
/. They were highly gratified at the
manner in which the special funds have
been disbursed, and with the fine pros
poets that are ahead for our public
schools.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Memorial Day.

\ little band of persOns-thirty in all
drove to the Titusville cemetery on Fri
dav morning last l30thl to celebrate Me-
moral day. The exercises were in charge
of comrade Bassett, of the q. \. r., who
was accompanied by three other Union
veterans of the civil war, and two vet
Grams of the Npanish-American war. Max
Van koppclow blew the different army
calls on his bugle. Rev. Is. r. Brown
made i short address, offered prayer and
pronounced the benediction, and the as
sembled company sang America, which
concluded the special exercises.
Mrs. c. +. Wcbber placed flags on the
graves of the soldiers who lie AT rest i'm
this cemetery, and the children accom-
panving her decorated the graves with
flowers Last year there We're ten graves
10 decorate, this year there are thirteen
five Union soldiers, one also a veteran of
the Mexican war, seven Contederates,
and one from the Spanish-Amerlcan war.
From the silence Of Sorrowful hours
The dc,o!atc muurncrs 20,
Lovingly laden with flowers
Alik, tor the friend and the fuc.
Under the s"d and the dew,
Waiting the Judgment day
Under the ro-,.~ the Blue,
Under the llir~ the Gray.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

Located at Banyan. Oh McrTltts Island,
700 feet front OH Indian and Banana riy-
ers. II lO-lO0 acres in all; ten acres i'm
proved 700 citrus trees, grapefruit, or
anges all varieties, lemons, lines: 100
guavas; 1900 pines; grapes, bananas,
mangOes, Avocado pears. Last crop Was
75 boxes guavas, 80 boxes oranges, 80
crates pines, l5O crates vegetables; Win
ter crop pines and oranges now on. Eight
room house, inch artesian well, driven
well soft W oceof @rf, warehouse, pack
ING horNarroP sid. ore, store, two acres
under sectIc descriy. RiclJ'~pd with
natural towns! IKE oak, '4n's n, I'd palm
ss5 '5si= pr, s"S .s.9"'r ,as,S as i5ts
TitusViF "a fin, .. Tseediinsriress ! ,
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Three New Candidates.

There are three new candidates out this
week, two for fish and game warden
Capt. X. \. Hardee, of Sebastian, and f.
C. Summerlin, Sr., of st. Lucie; and X.
&. Stewart, of Brantley, is out for county
assessor. See announcements on page ).
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Selling Out.

Geo. y. Hatch, Rockledge, Fla, is
closing out his large stock of general
merchandise. Everything is to be sold
for less than cost, and great deal at half
cost. You should not fail to take al
vantage of this sacrifice sale, beginning
June 4th.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
GARDENERS SPECIALS.

Screen Cloth, by yard or piece.
Fine India Iinon, 35c. quality, Dc.
$500 Porch Rockers, u. %
Bed Lounges, removable bed, : Sl3.50up,
Blue Green :;Oc. Mating, 25c
Sewing Machines, =. % and up.
CHAs. \. GARD>EE, TitusyiIe, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
MandamIl> Refused.

Judge Ioue- ha- refused the petition
for n.andamus brought 10y Democratic
county committee Of NoIu-Ia county, t.
cump,. -tfrIy.-or 81 Registration j. K.
Wetirl-. ,n pi".n tie registration books
for the primaries. The judy, IN hi7 order
says that the petition L. denied because
the petitioner l. unable L. show that he
j. or Will be deprived of any Of hi- lex.
rights The case was brought in
name Of Edward Fitzgerald, oi ~,
a'lrgaiIy qualified citizen who
OF aye since the last registatic ,.;. ot :
desires TO vote at the Primari,L g., II,
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
TituSyille Will Celebrate.

The biggest thing that ever happened
on the east coast Will take place at Titus
willie on the 4th of July.
At citizens meeting. held at the board
of trade rooms "Wednesday evening the
appropriation list for Fourth of July
celebration was found to be the largest
ever donated before for celebration in
this county.
w. Ii. Mcfarland was appointed chair
man of committees with full power TO
appoint all sub committees. The follow
ing are Mr.. McFarIand's committees:
Chairman of committees, w. IL. Me
Farland: secretary, J. q. Bast; treasurer
f.. l.. Brady.
Finance committee, Geo. VI. Robbins
J. q. Bast.
Balloon and advertising, W. II. Me
Farland.
Fish Boat Race, f.. B. Wager.
Tournament, ID. B. Pritchard.
Music, Capt Jas. Pritchard.
Reception, DIR. Wilson, Dr. Dixon and
&. II. Walton.
Street Fair, Mrs. Geo. VI. Robbins.
Fire Works, Major Taylor.
Minor Sports, Fred \. Morgan.
Ice Water and Seats, +. \. LOsley.
Dance, f.. /. Brady.
Excursion, Geo. VI. Robbins.
Free Lunch, Il. w. Rhodes. :-rN
During the absence of the Cifbu~S. l
the management of all detail river an
charge OF the secretary, ]. elY~@; to
whom all copmittees will be res ,ed to
- report. W
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

Candidates For Office.

Up to the time of our going to press
this week the following is list of candi-
dates who are before the people whose
announcements have been sent in for
publication in our political announce
ment columns, and We call the readers
special attention to the same on our edit
orial page:
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

Report of Tax Col llector Il. r. Minis
for the month of May was received, show
ing 5000 collected for the month
Resolution was passed to change the
name of the town tO Indian River City,
and an election ordered To be held July
18th To vote on same
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.

About S. acres of good high land on
the east or ocean side of the Indian river
at the NarrowS. described a. f~nnws: Lot
No. 3, section 50. also lot y ion
So, in township 81 south, l. 49,,,;.h hoftt.
This land is unimprOved ts keio-
Gated For further particulsHf, II pus
f. NJ.
Brock Sal ass.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
For Tax Collector.

T.. w. HALL, TitdsviIle.
=. y: MCMILLAN, Eau Gallie.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

For Member of the school Board.
]. +. FULTz, Spruce Bluff.
For County Commissioner
JoHN G. JONES, Quay.
J. X. MIoT, Indianola.
Il. \. CoNKLING, Tillman.
J. Il. WALKER, Titusville.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

For Prosecuting Attorney.
F. j. WEBB, Titusville.
q. y. Frost, Titusville.
ID. l.. GAULDEN, Titusville.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
Town Council Proceedings.

At the regular meeting of the town
council, held Tuesday evening, June 3rd,
the following business was transacted:
Chairman Walker was appointed a
committee of one to purchase 100 barrels
of oyster shells for repairing streets, at 10
cents per barrel.
Ordered, that three dozen Eclipse fire
extinguishers be purchased for the sum
of $50, the same tO he distributed at avail
able places about town.
The following bills were paid:
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
For Representative.

WADE II. JONES, Titusville.
w. II. MCFARLAND, Titusville.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

For Tax Assessor.
]. F. WoOTEN, Cocoa.
X. B. STEWART, Brantley.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

Buy Cleaned Beggar Weed Seed
from Headquarters, Jno. A. Germond,
Edgar, Putnam Co., Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
For Treasurer.

For Treasurer.
JOIN II. WYNN, Fort Pierce.
f. II. BOYE, Titusville.
JoHN HENRY, Titusville.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
For Fish and Game Warden.

L. A. ROBINSON, st. Lucie.
X. A. HARDEE, Sebastian.
+. G. SUNIMERIN, SR., st. Lucie,
The Florida star., 1902-06-06
MIASUS MOTOR WOE

Marine and Stationary Gas q,
Guarun,,cd. Agency. Ro>rlaud
Two small launches for sale.
The Florida star., 1902-06-06

f. l.. Brady, merchandise SOC
East Coast Advocate. pub. ordinance 500
| Il. State Bank. int on town warrants $40
K. f. Minis. salary as marshal al---------- $500
Titusville Electric Light Co, elec. lights 1900
q. A. Frost, office rent and salary -- 700
Bond Lumber Co. lumber 456
K. E. Minis. Jr.. wagon for town ------- 5000
K. 4. RObbitt. scavenger and work on
bridges ----- So 90
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-15
ALL HAD TO SUBMIT
THE STUDENTS AT THE UNI
YERSITY ARE VACCI-
MATED
WORK IS Two-THIRDs DONE
The Colds Wanted to Wait Until
After the Junior Ball, but
Health Department
Said No.

The work Of Vaccinating the students
Of the university started out most aus
piciously yesterday morning. Immediate
1y after chapel exercises President
Northrop stated that as a precautionary
measure it was necessary that every stu
dent who could not show a successful
vaccination mark be obliged to bare their
arms and submit to the incubation.
Drs. Hall and Leonard, of the health
department, were present to see that the
work was successfully carried out. The
students all realized the wisdom of the
order and submitted with the best grace
possible to the ordeal. The work of vac
cinating the co-eds was carried on in
the rooms of the Y. w. c. A. by Drs.
Hanscome and Deizel. Many Of them had
the operation performed with a great
deal Of reluctance, which was occasioned
by the approach of the junior ball, which
will be held on Jan. 81. They feared that
their arms would not be IN shape TO per
init them to participate in this event, but
the health commissioners were obdurate,
and would not listen to q, postponement,
so the young ladies had to yield
The gentlemen were taken care OF III
the chapel, and at noon the work ceased
for the day, and the health department
said that-oy 1,500 arms had been
scratched. At the present time about
have been attended to, and the work Of
vaectnating the night law students was
taken up last evening. The sessions will
be continued daily from now on In the
presidents Office until the entire student
body has been passed on.