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Arizona republican., 1905-05-11
IT WENT OUT OF COURT
The Renewed Litigation Over the
 Simms Homestead.

The casa of J. w. Crenshaw. admin istratOr of the estate of James T. Simms. against Julia A. Lount, admin istratrix of the estate of Hannah T. Simms, was thrown out of court yes terday afternoon This action was brought to have the old Simms home stead on North Center street thrown back into the estate of the late Col. Simms for the benefit of the creditors of the estate. The will of the late Col. Simms made his son. Charles F. Simms. and his son -in-law, George Brosius. the executors. Suit was once before brought for the restoration of the homestead to the estate. but the executors took no interest in the mat ter. for nothing would remain to the heirs after the payment of the debts. The suit was allowed by the executors to go by default
 Some time ago the creditors moved for the discharge of the executors or the ground that they were non-resi- dents of the territory They were re- moved and Captain Crensha7v was ap- pointed administrator for the purpose of reviving the action. The court held that there was not sufficient ground for reOpening #.
 There will, however, be something left for the creditors, for it has been discovered that there are several acres of land adjoining the homestead which had somehow been overlooked and no disposition made of it by Col. Simms. There is a strip north of the home stead about sixty feet wide and on the west side is a strip eighty feet in width. The administrator has had this surveyed and in a short time will advertise it for sale
 The case of the New Vulture Mining company against Charles Ramsey and others was continued to October 12. This is the case of the alleged jump ing of the Vulture property and others. The case of Ivol McCann. a minor. against Charles Gittner was continued until today. and the case of J. J. Me Cabe against w w Cook for the term.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-11
DIARIES AT ONE HALF OFF.

being a venteren of the late war, and was on still hunt for it's hall, as that society also met on the same evening. The soldier was not very well acquainted with the town, and there was so much to divert his attention on the night of his initia- tion that he did not note carefully where the hall was located. Tuesday night he inquired of some one where the "camp" met and was directed to the MOnihon hall. The surroundings did not look familiar, but he presumed it was his own faulty memory and continued to climb the stairs until be reached the lodge room. It was early and the few who had gathered were mostly strangers, but he mingled with them thinking that there would come a time when he would be recognized. When the brethren began to spring their regalia he appreciated that he was among them, but not of them. so he asked somebody to kindly throw him out.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-11

Go to Dan Curry for notarial work and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenburg
Arizona republican., 1905-05-11
IRON SPRINGS PICNIC, MAY 10th

Winners Comfort says smoke 'em.
 Kerry Cow Cigar.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-11
ROSES FOR SALE.

Choice roses at Randolph Place, one block north of end of Washington street car line in Capitol addition.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-11

Forecast for today. Fair. warmer
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:3O D. m. yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-11
OfLocalV
 Interest. zee
THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-11

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 45 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall sincR January 1, 10.45 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY.
 Section Director.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
NEW AUTO ROAD OPENED

The shell roAi irom Ne~ smyrna io
Dayt"nA, along the Halifax uyvr. which
ha- l<-n buijdiug foT At-ouI = yt1sr. As
,'u.p,-ts-i at ~v.-k sud tgru--i over o.
Ihr public. Tie uuUpicIion e Ihi- ii.-'s.
q rusd uuN make = CsnIiuG0U- lard
rad from Ormoud u pAk Hl.s. a--.g;
Jh3Tty-ligr H!i,-~, Ai'rE the HAsfsN All
North Indian T;vvrs- tlTvuch -ru-s. q 'll,-
finest natural -Su-Ty ia The tate J J.
MAsss, - f51 hA- drly-n an auto over IT,
FUAf STATE tIAi Ulil iise Ers, 20 = go!
rain th~ mai NIL - n flu- rHu3stlsu
We EIsh io adj Ia the Abuy- ITEM Tat
ttgsrs - only Aiout - Egg..- tad = -
Improved t-fa--H Nuns ard uak II Be-
Shcu Er Uuuid have $3.50 AGI1ris. Z .-.
rad A. the Say iruT bru-alt O.. T.
TusVIIjr ami s-Evrs' M - -lEia g T.
tasvI.ir- hisisI u,l.- 81 hard r,a.d -,ttI.
of TIu-Vl!se - tuuu.1g Brus4U& zstA
Rockis-igy- Thr-- Eag- eh,l'a a. -
made into hArrt suTiANe ?. .ais b--frre n-1t
winter
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
bits OF fleT iED GOSSIP.


csrrsst Es~ats sf tas Prsssat Wssa
Portrayed In Brssf.
Oysters in every style and quantity at
F. E. c Grocery.
We are pleased TO note thai Ma. VIZ.
Aiken is recovering from q severe illness
Of ;wo weeks or more.
A moving picture show at the opera
house last nigh, Mas largely attended,
part of the proeeeds being Cor the benefit
Of the school library.
Gall Al ninsviIle Livery. 81 rrar Of
Robbins Law officp, for stylish riSs.
Leave your orders for hauling. both dou-
bic and single. J. NJ. Osban, proprietor.
The cylinder to the engine on the
dredge Tom0ka vas rccuived back from
Jscksonville Wednesday after being re-
paired The drsds- Is nov cutting at the
we-s end of the Hauloyer canal.
Mr- T. A Robinsou, Nh. sharpe
and Miss Shelly, ~ho visited ~ith Mrs.
j. Z. Brown a short while last xeek.
paid THR STAR Office = pleasant call last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Brown.
NJ. +. Hetherington. formerly manager
and associate editor ofthe Miami Metrop-
oils, has purchased the interest Of MIR.
Tomhn IN the Lakeland Meas aud Hill
run that paper IN partnership with b. c.
MrMullen.
The auxiliary boat Ksxeenah arrived
here Wednesday. Mr. Coltey and two
daughters had . very pleasant cruise a.
far south as Casser's creek, below M,anl.
They will probably leave for their home
in Lansing, Mich. today.
La the Nex Hartford Conn. Tribune
Of March 10Th, we note descriptive Arti-
Gle OF . trip sOuth from Nee York 70 IT.
tusyilie via the ocean route 10 Jackson-
vile. interestingly written by Mr.. II. r.
Jones, wife OF the editor Of The Tribune.
who is visiting IN TitusviiIe with her
daughter, Mr. W. VI. Brown, for frN
seeks.
The sprng styles in straw hats have
struck Miami The Record. Of that city.
says that sam Fits started IT. lie par
chased dinky little straw, and then =
leading attorney from TtusyiIle caught
the fever and got the habit" and Bow
comes the dlgnifed Judge Of the seventh
circuit and threatens to get sporty With
the boys, too
Mr.. J. A. Collins. mail clerk on the
Sanford branch, VAS taken suddenly ~
sunday With an attack ~ bilious malaria
something similar To- al. attack he had
last summer. but not ~ ssyers Puss.
master Taylor served a. mail clerk Mon
day and substitute arrived next day
We are PleAss'd to state that Mr.. Collin.
l. rapidly Improving
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
SHILOH

Mr- \ VI T.r1iiIisrr - -hipI. L. /. ral-.-
fruit
N---r- G-"rg~ aui car. kutI sls.t-,i
the CsTuisAi ~ Tiiusyi..- at asrs
NJ } y Mn-,-y b. ~ oss EIrI tt--
ss"E dong raTpsiJef ~-sk iyr Alr "
HONvs
Ia -fI4t' % q faiHy rsrn4ng ~Agufdy ii.--
-s,ia. gwen ~ N.ss Mlun., ',r.f'.- a.
mHvh ~uyJy-,i by al C4k-. I-t- al!
cUff-e N~Tr --Tys.i a'-5Ij J , .....sE
Mr. Fn-t-r is--uustt rst1rrei -suHa,
ffuu N-N ~fusrUA ~l,rT- fr.s 80 ---.-,l O..
treatment q hl. ewes ~. arr -4rrs /
stair .ils rys~lzi.J = - a-uca impair.
Al.i ii- = un4i,.- p a--- rJr-- I--s Es-k
Mrs A y Nai5v Ez,y Iaug. a. if.-
bone - her ul"i.s-T. Mr. H.. I.--...
evening Aiu-Is a. fuFul-f..st 's NJ.
kzgIn, VI bflffi- AMI -..f I--r.-..-
"a gf.- sso! Il AEd guitar. Erirszau.it-
4rTr -. - at-5It y s.r4.-s aaI !arr.r..
u"Ih rouui AL - .4r-. 49, .r,1f.--F..
4Gtl! aftsE cipCk Itss 49, s.ss..i .B--
o.: iisr azl-I suy.y Abe IAUo.. ~ ~L.r5l.
iH.- sA-yn- IL a. t.r,-i. -.--.y ~
hzpPy crp.j sil4i sent i.-.a.- t..ag -... .,s.-
M
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
CULTURE CLUB ENTERTAINED

Mis- susie tiiAdSIn, assisted by Mis-
Palmer and Mr. HuNes. entertained the
Progressive Culture ciub on TUESDAY Af
teTDoOn Of this week. The large r,-ceT-
ton roDm IN tb- 'rIadwin home EAs deC-
orateI With Jspsn-s- umbrellas. fans.
fiags and rare CuTIIs brought hv Mis-
GlsdWln from her r-yPnt trip In the far
cass.
The thrrr hO-is-Szes EPrs charming ia
JaIanrse dTess aud a laTg~ Philippine rug
a. piled HIih cushions, amongst NIicii
the gn...f= could III al ez-- IA tTu,- eastern
S,vle d they fr.t - Inclined
There we're AD1ut iweuty-fEe laiI.s
present Wh" N-r- ;ir-t entertained by
V.s,a. music delightfully."- rvutert-i BY
NJ J. ~nudsrgAATde
Ml-. 'i-AiWIn them real Al As's,uut Il
her 1nIrn~y 50 the PhiIplius--. a trlsi d.
.rIpIian II her ti.rv- year-' Wpfk 10 the
-rh.spls ihrrv Arl vzrluu- sKE-r7-Hc--
Cr.Bn,, It'd NITh the -AHi-, iuclg1'ng ~
ter irnL iorui-f tI.lF t1D i-4p'i-. TIA.
taIer a. l.-lsf--i - sith u4..-, Apg.FrCl-
Atsy~ interest
contest NA= tH-n yArti,. Gsztej n by
the El--t- ~!5gCt ,,,U-g-'.-i u gII-7--IIsg
th- nationally . --y-tAi -u1zl ia.-
~hich fsFD--d thr o-utfal 5~rur~lra" -
tie room The prE-, '--a1tst.. III =
ia American rag. az aGATt.t NJ
HruHu
Refreshments f..lsNrsi. -sTss.I by Iis
ti.res. n.r-is---.. fFB,u TIL 14.Htl---s .FssuA
br4-sii home hv MI-- GlaiElu fr.I Ia
sau Tn refreshments consisted %
Ia. -aniSlCh@-- olive. cAE~ AMI pIu,a
pu uI1tHun Jf TIE Vr.-i,i.UI u Zee cub,
Mr. Adt-rusr B~z1y. = ylJ- & thanks
a. offered Nj 60 Adam e. 1T ..,-.l -:i.I
e.. euts-rrar ru-nt - ~. ,luh
The afIsFuasuI entertainments s.---i
ov Al yrIuEug ~ -lry.u. Aul-T-cA rr Ia-
-Isrtr-i T4sno an~,-HpAnir.-Ht Z Mr.
IN-ntsy. 90: N-E NuTE
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
CURRENT IGN IIc0EIeS.
ertsf Msafssa of Whist Es Going On In
sns AAsut Tit.svfIls.

srssf Nsafssa sr Wh.f rs Going On In
and Assut Tfs.sviIls-
A pleasant nine room house for sale.
Inquire Of Mrs- Dodson-
Mr.. and Mrs. Adhemar Brady arrived
home from stuart SGnday afternoon.
Mr.. G. U. Irxin expects 10 leave about
the last Of pext week for Colorado. stop
ping OF at points en- route
Mr.. Geo Kahl, Of shiloh, accompanied
By his brother. Mr.. Carl KuhI, of GOlcon-
dn, Ill, we're taking in the sights Of cur
town on Friday of last week.
Col. c. p. Horton, the last OF the mem-
bers Of the Csnsveral club. took his de-
pSFture for the north Wednesday
Superintendent B2st xilI now close the
club house for the summer scAsOn.
!. W. HARPER wHISKEY pro-
no1nced by worlds best experts, the
worlds BEST whiskey. grand prize highest
award 81 Louis Worlds Fair. Sold by
r. L. MOtlow and 2. A Lesley.
One of L. l. Brady x Cos delivery
Wagons in Miami ran over . cOlored boy
named Ernest Harris on Monday. One
Of The boys legs Was broken and his head
MAS injured, and there is little hope of
recovery.
A party Of about q dozen from Cocoa
visited Titusv:lIe Sunday via launch, but
she rainy weather prevented their getting
about town much, and se did not secure
. list Of the party. Another party came
up from Cocoa yesterday among whom
we noted Mrs. Travis, Mis- Evelyn Ta-
Wis. Mis- Edna Travis, Mrs HindIe and
Mrs Booth.
sydney r. HanfOrd, . prominent citi-
zen Of this state, well knosn % many in
Titusville, died in jacksonville Tuesday
morning Of pneumonia Tie wss former
" clerk Of the circnit oOurt Of Clay coun-
ty and Was a prominent person in politI-
cal conventions of the Democratic party.
His brother. MIR. Ii w HAniord, vent
- Green Cove Springs "Wednesday 10 at
tend the funeral.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

On Monday. the lSih inst. the bard
Of sssss institutions demanded tie res'g
nations Of Superintendent GwInn and
Physscisa Christie at the state insane
Hsysum. The trouble Aruss over person
al diasculty there between them SrVeFAI
days aeo. b. T. WhItner. Of Sanford.
new eserk in the eonPtrOlleTs orhoe,
vssslseted superintendent. and pr Good
bread. Of Mayo, physician pr- James
II. Randolph, Of Tallahassee. MAS chu~cn
aesixtans-
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
SPECIAL OPENING SALE
AT KLINE's.
MoxDAr. MAEcH 70. 1905.

aoSDAGs MAnCH -. lSuo.
Monday next Ee will place on sale
about twenty-five nex and up-to-dsie
ladie-' tailor made skirts. in all the lead
ing shades. ranging in prlce iron s. ~ to
$I2OO
Figured CambFics, something entirely
new for ladies' and chlIdreu's dresses,
yard ~sde. Al q special price Of I2i cents.
An excellent quality Of bleaebed linen,
yard wide, makes beautiful shirt waist
suits or chiIdren's dresses, worth S5 cents
q yard, for 20 CENTS
Forty y-ineh white lawn, good sheer
quality. worth - cents 3 yard, special
l2k eents-
Ladies umbrella drawers. made Of sn
excellent quality Of domestic, with . row
Of hemsiitchIne and q cluster Of tncks,
worth 50 cents pair. special - cents.
Also anosher lot, made OF = good quail
~ of cambria, wIth inch embroidery
Tuffie, worth 75 cents, for 50 cents
Ladies HightgoWns. made of good quail
iiy Of naiBsook. handsomely trimmed,
square OF v-neck, worth 81 50. at a spec
iAl price of - cents
ChildFen's ready made dresses. made Of
an excellent quality Of chambrAy, beau
tifully trimmed with embroidery, sizes
from > to 5, worth 81 2S each. special
SO csnts.
White lawn dresses, trimmed with
pink and blue ehambrsy, also worth
si.25, f,r ~ cents.
Good lineH huck towels. 50 inches long,
special l2l cents each
Cotton Eolean, in blue or white, very
ylish for summeF suits, special 20 cents.
Ladies merceTised cotton nndervests,
with tape in neck and srmhoIes, special
ia cents.
Figured lAwns, new and up-to date de-
signs, rangisg in price from 8 10 50 cents
per yard
Mail orders promptly filed on any of
the above goods.
JTIUS KLINE,
TItusviIIe, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

Ms- Maria Hartloge died Al the resi-
dence Of her sister. Ms. l. n Myer, in
Minis, last Friday morniag after several
months illness with mslsrial fever he
ceased Was . native OF Savannah and Mas
5S years OF age. She is survived by her
mother. Mrs b. Delaney; her son. Mr..
G. A HArtIoge. and her sisters. Mrs. NJ.
o Brien and Ms. Myer, all residents Oi
Savannah except the one last named.
Mrs. Myer MAS present at the services,
which were held last Saturday afternoon
in the Cathedral of 80. John, the Baptist,
Savannah. with interment made in Ca.
thedral cemetery.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

%~<&S SSA4>S - 88B&
Tie iadiss q e. Gab<ssls suild we're
dslishsfally sssersainsd On Friday afAsF-
noon lass. BY Ma 7. T. wsknose at bss
home in West Tisss<ills. sns oec.sion b.
ing in honor of Mira Denby. Of New
York, and Mrs. Cre.e, Of Se4 Jersey, So
ters of Mr.. wstmore, sho are si<iGins
them as present Ma wesmore was
mos ably assisted In rsueiving and enter
tziniAg the guss4s by Mira Denby. and
both ladies psoysd themselves moi
charming entessAinsr&
In eoatess for naming end describing
numeroas articles Arranged Eor I've min
utss inspecsion, the 6rss prize was award
ed to Arz- Lou,s A. Brady, and the &C.
ond % MzL W. II. Broxn, and that soE
consolation % MrsL j. SonderraArd- Eos
telling the correct number of inaugura-
iions heId since she time Of washinKtnE,
the first pFixe was Won by Ma James
Pntchard and the second by Nrs. Henry
r Jones'
Following the prize contests Mn- Denby
favored the party with . humorous rscita-
tatioa, which Was greasiy enioyed. The
guests were then conducted 10 the dining
room where Q most delicious array Of good
things awaited them, and which were
Parsaken Of amid much merrimens and
sparkling conversation. As we'll as ihey
could amer such tempting refreshments,
the whole party sang Aud Lang Syne, -
and thea came the seavesaking with
hearty expressions Of appreciation for .
most delighsful afternoon.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
FLORIDA INDIAN DEAD.

hlathlO HATlo. Seminole, known a.
Ind Flsh. szId to have b<,-u tie Oldest
Indian IN America, l. dead at the AS,- OF
no He wAS horn In the EyerglAd.s Il
FLORIDA and fought In the NaT Of 1872
against thls country. a. S-.l - IN the
Seminole ~srs. he enlisted a. q Voiun
IesT soldier Of the UniIri >t4i-s during
the Civil ~sr. and served ~iIh distinction
SInCr then be had lived sIih las trIbz-,
and acquired . reputation a. dp,tcF
amo ng Inr Indiana
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
InvffArIoN.

To the ladies Of Titusyille and BrevHrd
county; We cordially invite yoa 20 call
in and inspect our stock Of Shoes. by far
the pFettiess line ever shown In Brevard
county. We have large stock Of all the
latest oxfords. in all oosors, in the Queen
Quality, also have o b~sutiful line OF
them.
st PENNEY 4 BRANNING's,
The Clothicrs and Furnlshers-
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
llIEH Es I'D INCIDENTS.

nssssrs - s.ssrsss 1A.< ara n.ss-ss.x
Asszna xswa.
The hpess ass0rtment of Cske. Bresa
and Pies ct 2. z C. Grocery.
Mr.. Geo b. Romfh. ST.. 10 nov stop
ping In Gainesville. Fla
Upright piano for sale cheap. Inquire
sf the Indian River Music Hoase, Titus
vile, Fla
Capt w II. Sharpe, Of sharpes, sEent
kw boan In town among his many
frisads on Monday.
Citrus sock grown On high pine land
Indisa River EarseEies. established 1854.
sssd for catalogue, Toledo and West
Palm Beach.
Hoa- Richard McCardy, president Of
che Eqaisabis Lfs lnsnnncs company,
has been on the east eoass for a fsw days
bat ID expected to arrive In Tampa today.
The Asssr. J. and P. sondergaArd,
wish their wives. expect 10 leave next
Moeday for their hons in New Jersey,
taking the Sc Johns river "Trip from San
ford 10 Jacksonville.
"A. Morgan. of Titnsvills. has been
drawn 20 ssrve - pssit juror 9, the con-
Ing se.ion Of the United States court 70
Be held In Jseksonrille. commencing the
hrss Monday In April
DE-. y. II. Hooghton writes us from
MelbouEne that he expects to be in Titus
vile on or before April lss with the
Dentos, when he sill have 10 b. D. mo-
tor ipssailed In she boat
Ths steamer vsxAbondia arrived st
Fors Myers about too weeks ago with
Mr.. w. L. Mellon and party on board.
They captured large devil fab on the
way up ths gulf coast from Naples
Major 2. d. Taylor len Tuesday for
Atlanta on sovernussns basiness and will
hs away tor about ten days Miss Susie
Gisdwin 10 assisting Mrs. ScrimgeOur In
she possofRcs during tho postmAstsr's alb
sencs.
Ssnvherries have been on sale in Titus
vile for the past week or -. These fine
large berries we're grown by Mr. X. A.
Conkiins. Of nlimAn. The editor re-
turns thanks 70 Mr.. Conkling for q bssk-
et Of them last Friday afternoon.
The friends Of Ms. Gordon, wife Of the
late General John b. Gordon. will be in
tsrested In learning that 10 is highly prob
able that she will be made postmistress at
Atlanta, which is the most important Of
Aoe In the soaih, with the exception OF
Nex Orleans.
The f. o. Painter company, OF he
Land, has made . contract for the print
ing Of the Baptist Witness for the next
succeeding two years Mr.. r. Z. Ed
wards, DIR. farEis, Of the university, and
Mr.. G. II. Nash are editors The Wit.
nes. will hereafter be known ~ The
southern Witne-s-
Mra NJ. A Scrimgeour received the
ssd news last week of the death Of her
only brother, CharIrs =. White. of Dun
kirk, ~. Y. Mr.. White Was the founder
Of the Dunkirk Advertiser. and Union,
and she Dunkirk Daily Herald, and edited
these psles for nearly - year, lie
wss O lite long Democrat and POSSESSED 20
q xondeFful degree that charity toward al
and malice to none which - rArely s<-en
in tsseee days OF twentieth century rush
and proSress- Mr. Scrimseoar has the
heartfelt sympathy Of her many Florida
friends In the hour of her bereavement.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
LOST.

RoSbozt about seventeen fee; long,
round bottom, sidee painted white, bot
tom re,i. green inside, Wsnt adrlft from
INV dock lust north Of Cocoa, Thursday
afternoon, March 9,h. 4 literal reward
~ill be paid for her return or information
that NIll lead 10 her recovery.
J. CsPEHAKT
IOCaA k.a
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
EOK sAIE.

launch 35X7, dTAh 26 Inches. plate
gIa~s cabin. finished ia mahogany, el-ctrIC
light And storage battery, s-ArCh igS:st
IWO Bnifaio motors C1s-t about 81 tssl
Al a bAigAIn- Aidr,--~ x this oiiic-
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

NJElCp = ,1srrby sIsrU tEAJ I Ell- app :
u the hard Il p&r5iuns Il IN. siAI- q
fs1rliA 0u Apu. III. l'sir, or - - p
larr-AIi.-T a. ia rAtllu c2n - feAFc,
fsr uEr.isu fsr liz a-.-u-.- % 'Uuri-T n
Ig.- ir-l d-gr-- Ak Dnn.-nsisIEDG -
TIC us--sy u ere ag.rt. 81 sH7ch ! sAs
svrrs-ct--t ABd --l-rucs-i II TIE 0rClst
car q B-rszr- o-G-:s fs9TstA o. iSc-
ltnH l<rs EELLE sEs~sEE
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
FOR sALk CHEAP FoR CASH.

Aoout - acres Of good high land on
thr east or ocean side Of The Indian riyeg
Al the NATrOss, described a. follows Lot
No. 5, snetIou Is, also ios No. ,, s-cison
81. in tow nship 81 sossh, range - eAss
This land - unimprosed bot anely 10
Gated. For further parsieulars sddress
T. n. Low,
Brockton. Nass
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
CON &
Bockton. Nasz

To the ntusviile Blacksmith shop &,
erS yOGT soEk done The only e1I~rl-
rnnrd blacksmith in tosn All sork
guaranteed and promptly A,sead-d -.
NOrE done Cheaper sisAn ans here IN
the boEn- Also tinaias. slanbinx. and
general rrpAiring 4one a. the TIsnzSilIe
BAcks1iEh StopL Coase ooe, Coase a.
ARd yO0 shail<e dOoe Fxh, by.
-. B. STEuH
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
GIVEN AW AF-

A Victor talking machine and oue Iuz-
IN TroUTds ~Ill ts gwen A~ay 80 tAr
holder Of the l,Icky numtrT. at rcnnrN q
Branning's nT'-to-d4ir tients' Furnishing
H0n--, TitusyIii-, Pa pnr rDuIsu EtIA
each dollar ParehA-r. ThIs - q fine pre-
enL CAii In And h'sT the Victor play a j.
the latest band music
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
NOTICE To rHE PURLIc.

have opened . grocery store and also
y restaurant and boarding house in The
SCrimgeouT building, At the corner OF
Main streef and Washington avenue aud
solicit the patronage nf the public.
MKs. VI. l. PENCO-E
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

TIE proP-st, Il Mr. {. Collins. ON.
si-sin % of Cotnr- sIorr bGIssilng and - rom
dsclllnE. and ErucrEy and rs=taGrans b,s--
lne=s kDsxH ~ Tie Z T. g Sru-rry sLorr.
one u the Nest d<-lrAasr properties II.
Ih< toxa % TitasSlis-.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

Rev. W F. Allen, Of TitusvilIe. will
not begin q series Of services at Cos1a this
week. 81 announced. owing "a the pro
trscted illness of bis wife He hopes %
20 u Coca Saturday afternoon and eX-
pects - prOtrAct seTylu-s through neKt
week. beginning Sunday, Mch iglh, ~
which time DR. Pass'n, +. r, is expected
To preach. both morning and evening.
this heIng the occasion of the first quart
eTly conference ot this change. All are
invited 10 be present at the -eryIcps sun
dAy and on thryugh the week, according =
- the Announcement-, which viii b.
made At she sunday seTyiccs.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

sinRss comb white lssbo.ns are Ihe
erred thAs eli she eSg BASKET We are
.sllinx eng fOE Matching from cur beSt
pens q l 90 PR Is
WoaDI AND PcvITRY SAETS.
ShaTPos. Fla
The Florida star., 1905-03-17

TIE sfATpie buai A. Right Masi o.
-old Al yOGr own tE9T- 'Id.1s. for
hunting VATIIs-, etc -4dGrezs Box rs.
T!tC=vIlse, E-A
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
CHURCH NOTES.

Preaching services at the Baptist
church, TtusVille, SUNDAY, March leah
and 26th, IL .. IA. and 30 .. Ia. Bible
school every sunday at 10 a IN. All arr
cordially invited To- meet with Us
Howard Il. Gibbons. Pastor.
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
HLACk SMITH ~IfoF

I.Ja's irrg-t ! dD a. sE!- i iE-r.
smith ant SsSln -lFk f-.rs- -rsg..rz
Anc ..uE rspaIrsE Ca. 49, ~ a..
J. u ExNs-, IGt-.vils.. ia
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Af,sr Apsil l., &c Sili oder 10 good
nilrh ooxs Cor sale. al fresA siEce Jan
ia. foT particulars aAidTvss
e W. AMspEN. OTD0Dd, EiA-
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
~ ASTE u

'f-vS-n- tlf s...Ius. 10 -faI.-s
W K t,NFUs..
Ns.fr.-rEs =
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
FrRNITURE. pRY GOODs, sHOEs

: MI NJ Or NVVIENr oHUEN
Chiids' swing nuns-ry chairs
Jspanese paper napkins
ChopPiSg boNis. IS and 30 cents
Butter dishes. sugar bowls
Ellison and Dry batteries
COPPER paint. hOuse paint
Chas- A Gardner, TItusville, Florida
The Florida star., 1905-03-17
TOMATO PLANrs FOR SALE.

SO.H0 tomato plants are nov ready fo
delivery. Apply 70 :. r. Rice,
ntusyille, Fla