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The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-11-04
COUNTY OFFICERS

COUNTY OFf'StVo
ALBERT T. srRExrER, Circuit JUDGE housh
ton.
OCTAVE sicorrE. sheriff, L'Anse.
wILLIAn L. MASON, Prosecuting At'orney
LApse.
MARrIx voETsoH, County Clerk ana kegis'er
Of Deeds, L'Ause.
JOHN a. REAL, Treasurer, Baraga.
JOHN MARKLE. County Surveyor, barasa.
II. J. SEIFERT and PHILIr voErscH. L'Anse
and RICHARD FEoRE, Baraga' Poor @o"ni'
CoRIpoN JOHNSTON, Coroner. pAnse.
Pa RICK CuLLISEY, County Game anu '''"
Walden, L'Anse.
SUPERVISORS.
Aususr oHnAN. Arvon Township.
rRED w. ScHwALx, Baraga Township.
PATRICK y. TRAcY. CovinRton IownsniP'
FRANK w. FoorE. rAnse Township
SAMUEL T. McKERcHER. Spur TOWNSHIP
BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
SYLVESTER O. CLINTON, County School Com
missioner, Baraga.
Miss KATE CURRY, L'Anse.
Miss H. O'CoSsoR, L'Anse.
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Michisan Sunday school Association.

Michigan Sunday School Association.
The annual meeting OF the Michi-
gan State Sunday School Association
is TO be held in Traverse City, Nov
ember l4th, 18th and 10th, 1908. In
addition to the state workers, there
will be present Prof. H. M. Hamill.
d. d., Of Nashville, Tenn, Mrs.
Mary Foster Bryner, Of Peoria, Ill.
The music is under the charge OF
Messrs Tuller and Meredith, OF New
York city.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-11-04
PEQUAMING ITEMS,
Correspondence.

NJ. Hasapa was at L'Anse
Friday.
c. Healy, OF Iron wood, was here
on business Tuesday.
Arthur Gail is numbered among
the sick this week.
Bernard ]. Folch, postofiice in.
spector, was here Thursday.
Messrs p. c. Maloney, of Milwau-
kee, and Edward Enkins, of Chicago,
made business trip here Tuesday.
Mrs. James Cosgrove returned to
her home at Chassell Sunday last,
after a two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robin.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-11-04
First pub. Oct. IL; last, Nov. Is, 1906.
Ietiee tlr Publication
Department Of the Interior,
Land Once II Marquette. Michigan,
October ., 1905.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
s~ttisr has fisd notice Of HE intention to make
hnai proof In support Of bis claim, and that ssid
proof will b. made before the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court. u L'Anse, Michigan. on Friday, Nov
@fnb~r zsth, 1bB, viz Homestead application
No. Ifss. rss1e by FRED Lundberg for the
s~.. Z, Up. 81 ~, X - West
be hsoo-s The following witnesses 20 prove his
ehuttbpOss rssS1ense upon and cultivation of said
isn1. Viz Andrew ssvnsn. Charles J. Newman.
xtcRiEss
TsOsts scIDDEs. Register.
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CURRENT LOCAL LIcOE|cS.
sEasf Msatsea of what IL Geiag On In
aad About TitusxiIls.

szasf Asnt4ea of Wh.f IL Going On In
aad About TitusxfIls.
Easter cards at the Novelty Store.
DO yoGr sails need eleAningG Alabas-
tine Wiil do IL See our al. on page s.
East CoAsT LgsBKR & SUPrLY Co.
Weakened systems need q mature,
wholesome, mellow hqsor-that's |. w.
Harper whiskey, the kind your grand.
father used Sold by r. 4 Lesley and
r l. Moilox.
Mr. jerome Twieheil, Of KAnsas City.
who has been at his Waveland winter
home since February, stopped of here
Monday To say good bye 90 relatives on
his Way north.
Mrs. Albine Brady celebrated her s3rd
birthday Monday There xere 4 number
OF her children, grand children and great
grand children present to enjoy the oc-
casiOn with her
Mrs Judge Jones and daughter, Mis-
AEnIe. came over from DeIAnd iast Fri-
day and spent the time until Monday at
home They are looking fUrwar,i 10 the
time next month when they return home
for the summer at least.
Capt ". II. Moore, Of Iantana. well
known 70 many old timers IN Brpvani.
met with very painful accident last Fri
day evening. As he was finishing his
work for the day he fell and broke his
ieZ Just above the ankle. He hopes som
To be out again.
Mr.. X. POrson Pa1dison, Jr.. of West
Palm Beach, former Titusville hoy. has
resigned his position with the East Cnas,
Lumber & Supply Co, and has accepted
a lucrative position with the Chicago
Lumber * Coal Co, Of -. Louis. He is
Young man nl ine business ability and
will make his mark in the world.
Dr. Walter ;. Graham. formerly of IT,
tnsville, now residing at Miami. has 80
tar recovered from his attsrk Of tubercu-
losis n Ia be able 10 walk two or threr
miles al stretch and has had no rising
ot evening temperature for months paSt.
This sncceszful outcome of a protractesi
conflict with the most fatal of all diseases
IL especially gratifying 20 his many
friends, not only IN old Breyani but
wherever the genial doctor is known. His
accomplishments make him a
most entertaining a. veil a. instructiv.
and friend.
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
MONDAY, AFkIL Il, 1905.

Ladie<' tan oxfSpis, made in biucher
stSle, the well known make Of KFippen-
dnFf Dsttman, worth s. 90 for So -.
Ladies patent leather hlueher oxfortis,
made IN the latest style, S. so il the reg.
ular price Of this oxford, special 81 20
Chiidren's barefoot sandals, all sizes,
Sl 25 and 81 80 is the price of these san.
dsls, special o. cents
Ladies iisIe thread all over lace hose,
entirely new patterns, the we'll kDoxn
Onyx brand, IS cents ands<l 90 goods, for
~ cents per pair, colos black, tan OF
white
White China silk, again are will place
on sale new lot, white, brown, navy
blue and black, % inches xide, makes
heAntIful shirt waists or shirt waist suits,
~ cents only
Babies white lawn bOnBets, very
handsome styles With pleais and ruching,
worth - cents. special - cents.
Also one int made Of bite lawn, with
three rows 81 lace insertion and q rosette
of ribhOn, worth 81 ., ~ special price
Of 80 GENTS.
Ladies ready made night gowns, made
ot good quality Of nAinsook, beautifully
trimmed. or square neck. the we'll
Known Defender brand, worth 81 80 for
9S cents.
ladies drawers, with hem stitching
and Iucks, inch embroidery ruiffe, very
elAhoTately Trimmed, worth 81 p for
20 cents
Also one lot made of a good quality Of
ionsiHle, hem stitching m clusters Of
tucks, worth 30 cents. for - Crnts
MrTCeTILS-d table napkins, worth 81 80
per dozen for 80 cents.
hite bed spreads. in Marseilles de-
signs. th+ss. spreads are made 3-ply yarn,
both warp and filling, warranted nos
weighted wIEh any substance whatever,
they are SOTth not lt-s than 81 90, spec
ial SI.49
Also another lot worth $50 for es
cents
EmbroidsTies IN match sets. beautiful
designs, insertion ! 4 Incies vide, edging
To match 1 inches side, worth - cents
a yard, l2l
Again We have received about a thous-
and yards of neW styles nf giughams, in
beautIful designs, guaranteed fast colors,
will make beautiful shin Raists and shirt
waist suits. also suitable for chiIdren's
drt~ses. lzl cents per yard only.
BrIlliAnIInes, 20 inches aide, in navy
blue, white and black, ~ cents would be
= small prica for this quality, Monday
only, 80 ceuts-
Liberty satin wash ribbon, Z inches
wide, guaranteed ali silk, best quality
of ribbon male. all cO.ors, worth 81 and
20 cents yard, Mondays special p cents
Dixie mosquito hars, for double bed-
OF COurse - 20 would be the right prlCe
for this bar. At a special prIce Of SI.BD.
Mail orders promptly filed on any OF
the above goods
JULTUs KLINE.
TItusvIlie, Fla.
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JUDGE COUCH FATALLY BURNT

Judge Jas Ii. Couch. q lawyer of ad-
SAnced y-ars, from Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, Who recently purchased the
Williamson place al MIccD. WAs fatally
burned while fighting Err on his plAs,-
Monday Some blazing palmetto fans
fell IN his fa.1e and sufFraied him. when
he fell backward into the fir- he Has
fighting. There he was found by hi
daughter and hired man abou, a minute
later, unconscious. with his hands crap
ping IN the burning fiames lie ~as -
badly burnt that death came to hI- relief
the naXI day.
Ju.ige Croach Was a relative # Ja.Ise
CaTNhArr, Uf Coma. they having t.-.n
brought uP ~ t-oys together. The t-p,iy
AaS ssut north for buriAL Tie i.sr.a-.-i
iraVr- SId'~ snf -..rr4. -pu- AMI
daugl'rr-
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GIANT sTING-RAY.

4 E.L-t .-.rs -.. a. rag-., 30, -
AgE --t.ue A.s.3A, 49, ta- E--urI ~
N-S>r- WAruvr, = P-ppAl ant tr--,r.,-
>--sli- ~ Arf- --sl-,- opposite to-
Md siZ.-t hos ..r ----H. 4 l1.T. th.- mn
-isT 1ic S---1 ole at f..a f.slk- p fi-.--
~piIi 's.ur~ I'sr iEla Z 5-irrrlsesl t.iav.-i
tie uS-Eul";h before Ihrv tirt-d u .rit
Then U.~H NvTv glAI.s IL haIi . At-ua p!
On a-colEi ~ - ---sr proportions Thy
hnA. ,s~c .4-s3 o. "a -. aud aru1. Z I,
- tosn- laE1.Dg D; nrar The f1-t T.
h-a a--zssiis7. - -. 70. .-r.z;a Sad s-ar.v $
AK fe,-i AVrr-s- l; 9~ish-, a-,,5r,i,rz q. =
con>s-t va;Isy es-.1-z,r. 1T - tbau -
po1u1s
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
HORTICULTURAL MEETING

The eighteenth annual meeting OF the
Florida state Horticultural society will be
held IN Jacksonville, Commencing the
evening Of the 9Th Of May and continuing
the lOth, lIth and l2th; and it - earnest
ly hoped that shis meeting will he the
largest IN the history of the snciety.
The jacksonville board of trade has
extended a. the society the Use of their
magnificent auditorium in which tn hold
the meetings. aud are making prrpa-a
tons ~ entertain the memters in their
usual ibrrAl and hospItable manner.
The transportation COMPANIES have
made . rate Of one fare, plus sc for the
rOund "trip, bot members must have a
CertiEcaie Of membership which is furn-
Ished by the society. to surrender to the
ticket agent before the ticket will be is-
sued al the reduced rate 10 IL hehooy-s
members 10 write early Tor their c~rtsti
ca;es, which can be had ny sending 81 co
to the s~ecrrtary, Mr.. r. .. Painter, Jack
-onyille. Fla
The annual reports Of this society are
alone worth more than the 81 oO charged
Tor membership iees. - they contain the
experience Of some Of the best horticnl-
tnrists and sgriculturist- in the state, in
cluding valuable papers from some OF our
s-ientitc men.
The so-.iety - doing a good xoFk and
neesis she suppoTs of every one interested
IN the Development NJ our state Instead
nf go members. 10 should have 4.OSsp
GOu can help II by sending s. .OO u r -
Painter, Secretary. Jacksonville, Fls.
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
TTrUsvILLE. FLA, FRIDAY APRIL IA, 1905
BoRzHo THE FLORIDA KEYS.
Froa Aoad<y's Miami nssrsso,..

Froa Hosd&y's Miami MstropolAL
Another step forward in the buiidins
Of the proposed extensioa of the r. Z. c.
railway via the keys and inland water.
vsys Do Key West, sss taken this morn
ing. when Engineer Drsenbory and party
Of surveyors and help. got away on the
=. Z G. iasnch tender for the KEYS,
where they will take up their abode on
the hoesebo~s Bone6sh, while conduct
ing what is known as boring operations %
Thess viii consist Of work similar to
the drilling Of . well. except that the
drill will remove bodily the soil from the
hole made. and from which it will be de-
termined TO jus, what depth PiIings, or
cylinders, will have TO be driven At yari-
Gus places for the support Of the trestle
and road soEk
The most Of the boring, 10 is said, will
be conducted for the present st places
where the company will have to buiId
draw-bridges, in order that navigation
viii not be obstructed, and the depth 20
which the foundations will have 20 be
sunk will be determined entirely by the
depth from which the boring apparatus
brings mp soil that it is known will fnrn-
ish 9 substantial building bed.
This will occupy several weeks, it is re-
ported, bat IL will be the finAl work be-
fOre The actual building of the road be.
gins.
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
CHURCH NOTES

Pain Sunday ssrVice IN II MARKS
church. Cocus. ct III An.
Gnu are cordially invited g. MEET With
us in the s-rvicss of the TlIusyille RAg-
tis, chunch ~ Apri! i6th and 2Srd, al / :
a. m and 30 p. IN SUNDAY school At
l0a m. Hossrd 4 Gibbons. Pastor.
Rev. W 3 Alien, % Ti,usville. will
prrach IN the Meusosii-t church. Cora
next Sunday. April l"th, At !! a IN and
- 2. N All arr invIts-t 10 the ~rrvi,,-s
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BITS OF FlcT md GOSSIP.
Carrsat Es~ats Of che Pre.sss we.A
Persrayed In Rrsxf

Carrsat Es~sts Of che Pre.sss we.k
Portrayed In Brief.
Mr. J. HAgeerty lefs yesterday morning
Tor New York city, where he exsecss 70
remain permanently and engage in busi-
Ness.
Mr. p. A Mcmillan, tax as-es-or, has
been IN this section Of the county sor the
past lev days, tillIng appointments In ,he
north end of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. MathiAsen and family.
OF keyport, y j., are occnpyinr the
Monroe house for a fcw weeks hcGlr, ,,,-
turning to their home for the simmer.
Call a; TtusviIle Livery. al rear Of
Robbins law offiee, for stylish riT.
Leave yoor orders for hauling. both dou-
b'e aud single. J. NJ. oshan. proprietor.
Messn- r. l. Brady 4 brother ARE hay-
ing some Necessary Tepairs made 10 ,he
foundation of their store building this
week Contractor Hall is in charxr of
the NoTk
A contract has been les by the Florida
Fast Coast railway for q ne . steel bridge
at stuart The structure will De Gnrts.n
spans IN length and must be completed
10y Drcrmbcr Let Of this year.
Hon. X. B. Raulerson, Of Fort Piers.
Sas in ioSn Tuesday and "wednesday and
while here Was talking upon the all i'm
portsnt topic for discussion. cpunty di-
vision, With many OF our ciIizens.
Capt II. b. Shaw, Of Jack-,nyiII.
paid the county seat Of BreyaTd a visit
last Saturday on purely Dnsinc-s affuin.
lie expects to make an inspection oG the
houses OF refuge along tile coast very
shortly in his official cspasity.
MI. and Mrs- 7. A. Robinson, of CITY
Polnt' have issued uDiqu. cards to .heir
many friends announcing that they will
ce'ess>ss their wooirn ~c,i,iing (IgD
1906 ON April I7th. xhen they viii b.
st home from To 10 o'cIock. We rx
tend hearty congratulations and trust
they may live TO oeIebrHte their gDldrn
Ee,iiing.
Mr. x. r. Burchfeld. of Anthony. Kan
sas. Who moved To that state atsBut nin,.
years ago from Georgiana. paid his firyt
visit % F1orida sinc- that time tins -prinv
Spending week or on the river. he
-tiii retains his property Interests a
6eorsIana and says this country lo-,k.ll llkr
home u him. THE STAB ackIsoxI-dx,-
resript of pheasant call from him Moo
day Afternoon.
MI ID IL Reeves, Of ThomAstou, Cia
- no dos- large m.TchaRdiss byI.Inrs.s IN
That thriving GenTgIA LoEn, returned
home Monday after spending over a
month IN IitusViiir. His stay here 80.
very beneficial to his general health
ShIoh improved WOGdeffnlly during that
short stay. M r. A Morgan An,on
panied ham A. far - Jark-onyilI-. return
ng home next dAy.
deiightfuI dance wa- given in th.
,ino house At lndianolA " e,ins-.iAy nigh,
= h'ch Ss- vrry largely ATTENDED by IT.,
.'Opi- Of herrItrs Island. CIy Point. ia
"a aud H,csiv.ig- Tie club room 49,
ne -'"ne If -,Ay ami happy t--,pl. Ir,u,
sd until Ais5gt II ~. Tiusy,..c ,,rcl &C.
"a i-TnIsi's'i tile music, = launch maxim,
p a. tfITs- - C..ca ani r,-turu L. ,sln.ss
h"ru - tie clat, i,Du--
Penney - Er.aHI5.. sr.- ...Iuy a..y.
! Ic'rr iA.Nsus Na.Iusus Nh .-,.ry
gHr1Fr /. - ..r.
The Florida star., 1905-04-14

EX'Tz NAl'- U.rrc-r.z--l WAl-; ruAifa..
- tSS1"I w., r..l,s-. rauhgts Ia IL
traur~ iDr NIu'rW -srr,-ns ard cloth.
Pink blus. ri Ant black orgau,ii,-, Dat
er~, stamp pads, psi lug. tsbi-i- Eu4ui-
81. oaCk and Nuits- Ja..-a- a-iAc-
+ ENlEl EE. BEA 'rssbIr-. >HyE~
~ y 'rATdr~r. IIta-VI.lr F.JTl,!a
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
FnR sALE nAKaaIS

After April lst ~e Eiil offer IN soo.i
mich oDWs for sale all fresh sInue Jan.
Isi- For PARTICULAR sddrs-s.
r w. Ax<pEN, Oru,ond. Pa
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FOR SALE

Fine ClOugh & Warren church organ,
extra large size. patent qualifying sub~s,
giving improved tone 90 reeds, magnif-
cent walnut case, blow lever or pedals
almost like new. Can be bought for
about one third its cost within the next
20 days
ISDIAS RIVER MrsIC HorsE,
TItusville, Fla
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FOB SALE CHEAP FOE CASH

About - acres Of good high land on
the east OF ooean ssoe Of the Indian rivrs
81 the NarrOss, de.rrib-d as folloxs: L.Jt
No. 5, s-ctsoI IS, also los No ). s-csSou
81. in township 81 sonth, rASse - east.
This lAnt - uninp,oSee h1i s1ely %
Gated Fer farsher particalsrs sddrs-s
& D. Iox,
RsEkIOa, N2ss.
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
COME

To the Tilusvllie Blacksmith shop ~
rss year xoTk dDne The oois rxp~ri-
encsd bl.eksnith "a to~B- All sork
guaranteed and Prompiiy afserded 90,
Vert done cheaper Il1.n Any~here IN
the texn- Also InniEE. plumbing, and
xsDerA rspAiEins 3oar e. the TItnsVlle
hsaeksmitk Sbopl Cone ooe. Coose Mi.
aaa yos shaIi b< done right hS-
N & STEFIE
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
LATEST EHs AID ITeDEITs.


Asetsrs 60 issssess That Are naypsnias
Areusa rsw..
hr. JACK Leeiuins. oE Cocoa, paid o1r
town visa Monday on business matters
, Mr.. g. L. Prischets has bought the
Hsxzerty building from Ar. J. R. Walk
e. 30 be utilized - an Office room.
Mrs.. DR.. l.. +. RosIins returned home
Saturday afternoon from several day.
PLEASANT stay st D4ytonA and sezbreez-.
Gsrus stock growa on high pine land.
Indian River Nurseries. established, 1885,
Send for catalogue, Toledo and wess
Palm Beach.
Judge A. ID. Penney has been slightly
indisposed she past few days. having con-
tF.cted . bad cold while in the mesroro-
lie city Of the state last week.
Mn- Kate Myers has reaIed the Bouk-
night cottage and will run IL a. board.
ing house this Summer. IL 10 centrally
located and should command god pat
ronsgs.
Mr. John C. Jones has recently been
making some extensive shipments Of
grapefruit from the KIondike gruve own-
ed by himself and hIs father, Judge
MiaoF s. Jones
MrsL J. A. Bsisden and daughter. Miss
Lulu. after spending the winter season
here. left Monday for their home in At
lsnta, stopping st Daytona and ST. Au-
CUISINE en- route.
Mrs- Henry r. Jones left yesterday for
her home In New Hartford, Conn. after
q pleasant visit Of Q few weeks with her
daughter, Mn. w. NJ. Brown. During
her several visits here Mrs. Jones has
made many friends who are always glad
to see her return.
A free entertainment wss given at the
opera hoose Wednesday night consisting
Of music on violin and piano and a dis
play Of pictures and Q talk on drawing. |
The same company gave another enter
tsanmens lass night, 20 which an Admis
sion Of 5 cents Ma charx~d.
Mr. Alex Near commencrd xOrk on
the nsw flowing veil sor the Florida Ex-
sEact Works on Tuesday. The plant is |
shut down temporarily while The xOrk |
is going on, an effort is being made 10 re- |
cover some Of the piping from the old |
veil IL is estimated that the new veil !
wtll require aboat ten days or two weeks |
time.
Capt Peter Nelson, Of South TitnsvilIe,
with his wlfe and children and Mr. and |
Mrs. MathiAsen and some Of their family, /
from KeypOrt, y. J.. returned sunday |
from their cruise down the river in the /
captains recent purchase-tbe auxiliary
schooner yacht. They did not so any /
further south thsn Jensen. hut had q
lovely time. A trip 10 the ocean b~Ach /
is on the tapis this week. Capt Nelson
and family wilI not spend this summer in
Ttasville, much to the regret Of their
many friends here. They exPcSt to leave
soE Perth Amboy sometime an the early
part Of June.
Mrs. B. II. Wilson entertained the Cul-
sure club most pleasantly NJ her home
on Tuesday afternoon I, wss Some
thing Sew" party and the idea ~Ss foT
zach member 20 furnish something new
ior the OCCASION. either . pisCr OF nex
music, q ne~ story, or q new idea, or. IN
ieed, anything new, aud the variety Of
new things acre interesting and amusing
Al the memhers present. rrsponded ~
the hostess d-Cset that zach
deserved prize 81 dainty banch VI
iresh, sweet yiolets Waz pUsr--uteSl 20 each
Delicinas r~ffeshEneats were serVed and
lltuZesAer IL was . meet ENJOY shle oc-
cAs,on-
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
NOTICE ro EaE PUEuc

Ave oP-as-3 4 S-r1eEy ot1.r and 49,
rs-ta-raaJ aad t-o@rijnx hoC-r "A tr.-
>--nlE'~suT binding. a. Iis- c1orn-r =
Man st-r~-t Ali Washington av-u-,. All
- ,rTt Ibe Iatrunsg- 1fIne r-s,r.
Ma u. L PEsllI
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
ItLaIk.AIIn .Hnr

Don; t,rg-s ! So q. u,:- e rl.c.
ssultI ats ~aE1u safs isr..- .fas..rs
al :. l,s T~fs -.Gg g. All -. a..
J. I E>,--. Ilt..s.ll.-. -
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y FUk SALE.

Flat bogtoustd ish bost and ia; l.. =
sorD-d r'~hoSt- In god orier. VIII
D. -oli cheap iDqaire a. TRE SrsE offic..
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
JULrUs KLINE,
THnsvIlie, Fla.

The largest and be-t line Of ladies' shoes
will IL found At Penney < BTannlng's
The Florida star., 1905-04-14

When in need Of q nice summer suit
call ~ PKSSEY & BRkNSISG's,
The Ciothiers and Furnishers.
The Florida star., 1905-04-14

Chickens for killing. by crates
NN X CANF8EIE-
Melhourne. Fla
The Florida star., 1905-04-14
FOE SALE


CAsssva seed, s. NJ per .0nO It.
r.. W. AGxDES, OriDoni, ia
The Florida star., 1905-04-14

I-Hi.s-S - l-5saHIs.. sr- s.yIuzasay a
lc'"r IA.N.ns Mann VII ...ry
'i'.'A' plf'i.a-- - q g., at ,H -su.r
The Florida star., 1905-04-14

A complete Iine Of geEI.emeH's loN cut
shoes. All SHAPES and op!oo At RnI'ey
4 Bsnnng&
The evening world., 1905-10-24
METZ, VICTIM
OF HIS FRIENDS
Candidate Would Like 10 Have
Campaign Wagons He Deems
Undignifed Called In.

Friends Of Herman A. Metz, the
Democratic candidate for Comptroller,
were amazed to-day when there ap-
peared on the streets OF Brooklyn a
number II large wagons, on each OF
which a fence had bee constructed. The
Sides 4 the fense were literally plas.
tered with Autographs Of Metz and
culogics Of his character.
When Mr., Metz, who Is a conservative
business man, learned over the t-lep one
tn'' these wagons had been seat ON he
commu nicated with Senator McCarren
ana the other manages Il the Brook
N1 campaign and asked them what 1,
meant. They professed ignorance.
Mr., Mcz Jumped into his stree
clothes ami did a little quiet investlgat,
Ing, He held up one OF the drivers ot
the wagons and asked him who Mrel
E!m The man replied that he and
the others had been hired by a livery.
man named Wilson. Metz has a friend
named Wilson, who keeps a livery sta.
be- and he made Up Ills mind that In
moment Of ovcrzeal0usness WllOr
had sent out the wagons. lie has beer
irving ever since T. get a hold OF WI.
son End have the wagons called In.
Metz and his friends object 10 th4
wagons because they look Ike a circu.
parade, and they think make the can.
d'date for Comptroller look ridiculous,
The evening world., 1905-10-24
CURFEW PRISONER SET FREE
Annie Webber Arrested sun dag
Discharged by Court.

Annie We5oer, who was arrested last
Sunday nigat by Patrolman Wiliemse,
OF the TeH1erioln r:atlon, on a chlrEc
Of yasrancy, WIS to-day arraigned In
the Jefferson MarKe. Pol!ce Court and
discharged for lack " evidence.
Patrolnan Wll'emse said ne had seen
lae woman almost nightly fCu two
ytars onl that many complaints had
bool received regarding her at his sta.
u)n, But lie cou5d not swear that she
dil no; have lawful means Of Supporting
herself
In dtscHarg!ng the woman Magistrate Q
Mayo cited parallel dIse-that Of one
CJtNerne Fpr1es--bIOuE ca habeas
coiFls p-yCccly IS In ~ Supreme
Court In 1909 under the acl Il Jan. g.,
1888 The supreme Court held taat 10
Dc a yagraat within the act the person
mas, be without any lawful employment
whereby 70 mdInuiin hfrse.f,"
There Wo.e no new arrests Of women
on the vagrancy charge last night in
the TendeTloin.
The evening world., 1905-10-24
ROOSEVELT STOPS
AT MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY Ala, Oct "a
Amidst the booming Of cannon, blowing
Of whistles, and the cheering Of many
thousands Of people, President Roose-
velt arrived here promptly at noon from
Tuskczee and became the guest Of the
people Of the frs capital Of the Con-.
fodcracy Tho general reception COM
ml,tee vas headed by Gov. Jelks, Mayor
league and Judge ], b Castor, and
met the pnrty
Tho patriotic sentiment Of the peo-
PIE was expressed everywhere by the
iy.lg OF hags and tri-cOlored bunting.
ald thousands Of cheers went up as
lie Presidents clrriasg moved OF
from the Union Station followed by
the civic and military parade
The route was through the primo pal
streets g. the Capito, Shere Il platform
hal been erected In ront Of The bis
toric Old hll,d:"g, and within a few
feat q the spot where jefferson Davis
took tAo -lth of office as the irst
President OF the Co-fCieracy The vel
come to the President was enthuSias-
&c. TIE President seemed pleased with
mis- reception, and delivered vigorous
address
He left Aore for Birmingham, where
he vii make a two-hOur stID. He Is
due in Little Rock, Ark, tomorrow.