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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

Foftsons drag store carries a spleen
Old line Of cigars, tobaccos and smok-
eTs supplies.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

Now is the proper time TO plant
seed potatoes. We are headquarters
Q. Borehardt 3 Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

WANTED-A LADY CASHIER. AP.
PLY TO cHAS. 5AUMGARTNER, sos
GRANT STREE.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

Ladies look at the label for favoring
extracts and spices. If it bears the
Dixie Brand it is all right.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

Pepper pepper, hot and pure, Got
NE Dixie Grand for spres
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

The happiest homes are those using
the Dixie Drug Co., pure spices and
faVornn extracts.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

We are hrlquarters tor genuine
seed potatoes. 3. Borchardt & Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

We have the genuine Red ellss,
White Bliss hauiten early rose and
seed potatoes. 3, horehafet q &c,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

S. p Woodcock, well known insur-
aace man Of Salisbury. Nd, is spend.
ing a few Gays in thecity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

II ms good to eat Wilson mas it
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

At all grocery stores in Brunswick
the pure spices and flavoring extracts
a the Dixie Drug Company
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

1Nwe social Il
aeM aotes..
x sss 80 :
CT gIsste short
! N Purvls & lie re.
I Miss ightengaIe sn
ontertai next week.
Miss chattanooga
IS the sherman
It is prof "a pber Of PEG
pie from ok vii 30 over to |
Savannah Bag Melba pc win ap-
rear there March 8.
@Ss
Little Miss Annie Burn was hos
tess at a pretty birthday psSky We'd |
nesday afternoon. at which humber
Of little guests enjoyed a D saQt
afternoon.
Mrs. N. p King entertained
Der Of friends informally yesterday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs Sanger Ped
edict, Of Cedartown The 49, y
sas mucM enjoyed by all prssa
Miss Eva Nathan, Of New Yos
lars,Se today to visit Mrs. .. f. 9th
aI dAher relatives in the city.
49,
NJ and Mrs. A. K Boland, Of New
York, are spending a few days in the
city en- route to Palm Beach Mrs
Roland Is a sister of Miss Pollock. Of
me Gagnon- Pollock Company
Mrs. w. r Glover will be rendered
: ellghtful bat party up the satilla
tdNAy by Mr. Hilton. OF st. Simon
: The rarty win be gone until tomorrow
= stopping tonight with friends at sa-
' tina Bluff The ana II be very
: , easant and a num guests are
: 10 participate
Miss May n hson entertained her
Sunday class Of the Baptist
church pleasantly yesterday af
' tCrnooy The feature of the afternoon
: VI as candy pulling which was thor
: ougbly enjoyed by the many little
: boys and girls present
Rev S. r. Belk viii be heard this
evening at the city hail in bis splendid
lecture THE Crest OF the Continent"
and IT is expected that a crowded
house will greet this noted divine.
the lecture has beea widely praised
4 rs the press snd people and no one
! should miss hearing it. Tickets are for
SAFE at rs cents each.
Mrs. IT, w Cornell entertained with
4 lovely card party at the Oglethorpe
yesterday afternoon. The reception
Y rarlor in which the affair was given
. was charmingly decorated with cnt
q towers and ferns The score cards
81 suggested Was kingdoms birthday in
the prettily handpainted cherry bios
q some adjoining them ana the tiny gilt
y hatchets which kept the score The
tables We're marked with letters in
stead OF numbers. TIE foot table bear.
ing the final letter OF the hostess name
and progressing mp to the head table
n v hich bore the initial letter The first
y Prize was won by Mfs. r. r. Consnt.
n the secondd by Mrs. w II. DeVoe and
y the consolation by Mrs. J. f. Baya. At
s ter the games elaborate refreshments
3 were served, consisting OF a SALAD
\ course and a sweet course. The oe-
castor was altogether o decided sue
q cess and Mrs. Cornell received many
compliments on her charming hospital.
ity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

Rev S. II. Belk viii be heard this
evening at the city hail in bis splendid
lecture THE Crest OF the Continent
and It is expected that a crowded
house viii greet this noted divine.
the lecture has oeea widely praised
Us the press snd people and no one
should miss hearing it. Tickets are for
SAFE at Is cents each.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

A. Fl. Littleton OF the Southern Ex-
Jess Company, was IN the city yester-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-24

Col D. w. Krauss left last night
On business trip 10 Macon apd Allan
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-20
Hardware Department.

stock of Gasoline Stoves, also ovens
at prices in reach of all For this
coming week we are Offering Water
Glasses at 40c per doz. This is one
of the best values ever offered for
the money, so don't fail to put in a
supply. Our stock of Furniture.
Crockery and Household Supplies is
made up of the best goods for the
price ever offered in northern Ari-
iona AS for the rancher we can al
ways supply his wants. Now is the
time for Garden Hoes, Rakes, Show
els. etc. also Screens and Screen
Doors. The latest designs Of Wall
Paper.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-20
Gents furnishings.

Our spring line of Shirts, Neck
wear. Shoes etc are here and we
are prepared to show you the very
newest in furnishings.
Shirts in plain and pleated bos-
oms from 75c to s.. 90.
Underwear in blue, pink, black,
and white. ST. 90 to So so a suit
We have special mesh garment
something cool and pleasant to
wear-at So 90 a suit.
A new line of Patent Leather
Oxfords just received They are up
to date
Straw Hats, Neckwear, Fancy
Hosiery and everything in up -to-date
gents furnishings.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-20
Dry Goods Department.

Dry OOOuS OEpdTI11EHI.
Something cooling for summer
wear:
Imported Japenese Crepe,
Granite Cloth,
Argyle Zephrys Ginghams.
Radium Silks,
Organdies,
Thistle Silks,
Embroidery Linens Dress Goods.
A complete line of Shirt Waist
Suits.
new line of Oxford Ties in
Patent Leather and Tan.
Sandals for women and children
with two or three straps.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
CONDITIONS IMPROVING.

THE STARS correspondent at Shapes
says in regard IN the freeze:
1T is hard for the papers to tell the
exact extent Of ihe damage 10 the fruit
trees in the state, IN fact. it i hard for
one every day on the ground and anxious
and qnerul0us 81 tell exactly
notice you stated in yonr first report
that all vegetables we're killed In the
gardens here ceIery. cabbage, turnips.
lettuCe. brets and onions arr not even
huF:. 4 man who has a market garden
here runs his wagon 10 Cocoa and
some northern men say that his celery
Keats Kalamazoo.
There J. no damage tn tires here uu-
less It be LINES and leIEons Buis nil
shed bnt there u no splitting 81 bark
have oranges AMI grape fruii that arr a.
snuni - ever ami vel favored Many
Of Ghe tires are A. green - they acre b.
fore tie frvsze weighed - Orange.
llO-. that acre in the huu-.. AMI hay.
weighed 10 every day from Tie ~ar.l. tres
and they weigh exactly. with -ack. : IT,
aud show 10 lo~S
\ correspondent II THE ~TsE. writing
from EisiT'-I. 20 T-ZATI o. t.irt14E.!liEIu 90
tie. p,u-APp.- h-.i-, Az .Hi- t.iu..
A., cone yrrWer- talk--i e - pr cput-
sud n-S ths-V -sy i,--- f'--Tc-'a'A.-- o. t!.-
4li t-lds. I1uHg plants Ig~i Gaming iu-
io b--aTJug iIi u1, sGff-r - rsr.l ant -.I-...
tielis NIL give - TT c-of- = = crop.
- hIis other right along side ard SAME
Az WIii gIVp yrrv HI'.r TrJurTs >.r'i-
arr hun y-Ty .I,i.r and Al .1sr = GO!
f-Fsu
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
81 PLUNKARD.

The entertainments rendered al the OPP
era hOu-c last Saturday night by the -
PiGnkart company ~Ns voted 10 b. the
"bs-t Of the season." TIL. comedy u Ia
four acts, tao Of ~hich take place on the
farm. near F4iryiew, Conn. and the
others an Ne~ York city, where the rural
representative merits with some wonder
fol adventures Mr.. J e Is~!s appeared
in the character Of the traditional dow n
easter, ~ Plunkari, and earned II ont 20
Perfection. ably supported by ether god
cOmeiiAns During the evening a nnm-
brr Of up to-dAie sp-cIAliie- ~err intro
ducrzi. making IN al q program uneK celi-
"a for fun, originality and novelties that
nil not 500 b- forsosiea- The mssic@l
pat Of Ebe program sxs Alsn mIsi rIoei-
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE AT
KLINEs.
MoxDAY, FEHKUAEY Is, 1905

Ladies undnessed kid three strapped
sandals. In gray and tan. latest style toe
and heel, NJ . special prior OF 81 40, all
sises.
Pepperell mills Q sheeting. unbleaeh-
I'd, special - cents per yard, same in
bieached, - CENTS
White India linen lawn, yard vide.
extra fine quality. worth S. cents. special
p censs. also . lot If ahOut 30 yards. -
inches vide, worth Is cents, for only 10
cents per yard
B-aniifuI quality OF brown brilliantine.
b Inchs- vide, very stylish for skirts or
shin waist suits, worth IS cents, Monday
only, 50 cents.
Of black mohAiF brilliAniine. ~ inches
wide, the right price for this quality
would be 81 D per yard, Monday only,
IS cents
White brilliantine with white silk pol
kA dots, IL inches wide, very stylish for
shin waists and shirt waist suits, worth
81 80 q yari, special 81 cents.
Navy blue mOhAlF briillAntines, ~
inches wide, very stylish for skirts, worth
s.. 80 per yard, Tor 9S cents
Etamine, In navy blue or black. 81
inches vide, this material makes elegant
suits. former price $50. special VI - pet
yard
White crepe de Paris, 10 inches vide
worth 81 20 per yard, at . sPeCiAl Pricr OF
81 p per yard.
Bark nuns yelling, ~ inches wide
the kind you always pay Sl.75 per yard,
sp-tIAl prIce 81 90
LLlIes' nighigowns, male Of good quail
| ity "f nAinsIOk, IN endless variety al
stylr-, re- al 50, at Q special price Of q
! cente.
Aenn-T'Erd sairens, IN black and white
checks, could hardly he told from silk
makes handsome shirt waist suits, 3.
inches wide, worth - cents a yard, at
special pEicr Of Is cents.
EmbroideFies and laces at almost one
half their regular value.
Alloyer lacp, in white. cream. ecru and
arabian. n an unusually low price.
Turkish towels, yard long, good quail
ity. ~ l2l cents each.
Guod quality Of heavy feather ticking
usually sells for 30 cents per yard. Mon
days special Is cents.
Ice wool shawls, in black or white
speCiAl ~ cents
Charelaine fiOss, IN all colors, the vel
known Lion Brand, 10 cents a sKein.
Mail orders promptly filed on any o
the above goods.
JUIUs KLINE.
TItusville, Fla
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
BITS OF flGT IND GOSSIP.
csrrsnt Eseats Of the Prs.sni WsaA
Portrayed In Rrsef.

Carrsnt Eseats sf the Prsssai Wsak
Portrayed. In Rrs~f.
Oysters in every style and quantity at
F. Z c. Grocery.
Ms. 4. Nelson. of south TignsvilIe, has
been quite i'll ~ith an attack Of Ia grippe,
bus is nov improving.
Hon. Dxight W. Tut,le. of New Haven,
Conn, arrived in to~n Monday, leaving
next day for points further down the
river.
County Clerk Dearborn, Of DAJe ooun-
~, has been summoned Ia appear i--iore
the United States senate a. n xiIne.s IN
the S~syne trial.
A. Pfsakucheu. Of New York city, died
Yesterday at the Benecke h,,ns, banana
creek. His brother arrived . lev days
before his death
Mrs. Lula Banks, OF Macon, ia, amer
n pleasant visit Of about Ten DAYS ~Igh
Mn T. b. Wager. ieft TUESDAY ahernoon
on the 2:46 trAin for her home
Red Gross Pharmacy has jusa reviewed
De~ invoice Of hand mirrors, handsome
souvenir goods, hAbdk erchieI aud glove
boxes. Beautiful lines of goods.
Call At Titusville Livery. Al rear Of
Robbins' law of,ice, for stylish ngs
Leave your orders for hauling. both dou-
bIe and single. J. NJ. OsbAn. proprietor.
DR. w l. HnghIesi, Of Coeoa, aud DIR
Rollins. Of ntusville. have been appoint
ed by Hon. Frank Clark. VI. &, a. dele
gates to the meeting Of the American
AntI-Tuberculosis League, which cou-
venes at Atlanta in April next
Mr.. Herman Glas-, prominen, business
man of Evansville, Ind. has pGrchasssi
from Mr. A. A. Taylor. the Fairyiew or
anse grove on Indian river, MsrriIs
Mr.. Glass and family iatend spending
the winters in Merritt
Our reporter vas misinformed last
week - 10 Mr.. Is. d. HoWsrd's resigninK
from the service of the southern EKpres-
company Mr.. Howard has beetI granted
several months vacation from hIs duIIe-
in the express service. Mr. SIArck, OF
/ ~ s4DS sAdllDlte-tl tfelr A. ~ gfN<-
agent
County Clerk A A. stewart was taken
suddenly very Ill "Wednesday night ~IIL
heart trouble aud at ons time early wee
t-rdAy morning wa- ia = dangerous ona-
ditInu, but Improved later ga the day.
HIs condition SAs such Al first that hi-
sJn and daughter, Clad1iu and Mis-
Frankie, were telrgrsphci to ooms hone.
/ We bOIs the change fpT th. better all l..
oO"tIuurd BY n steady Improvement 81
{ hIs condition.
Ia yesterday Tunes mon there 49,
a dI-pAtct frpm Miami stating thai w
/ bTokAs, with hls mpIrT bpat Challenger
4 i'rat his r,'oTd and that If the Eutd. Ihi-
I "Wednesday morning. On BI-rAyue lsAy
t'mr ninuts- aud = ses1Jnds TIN.
announcements - c,H;radicJs-d ~ Ih,- Nj
ATM Metropolis II SATIN dat. NhIrh give
Tie tao tTIAis made "Wednesday maruiI.
. az > iut and 2-l3 Whtrf - cs,rr.ctT w.
s--iseyr the Neir"Is,.i- - cnrrsrt
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
CURRENT LOCAL. lLcOHIcs.
1Fisf Hsaessa OF what IL 9oiag On In
AnA Ahoat fisusxtl7e.

eFisf Hsasssa OF what IL Goiag On In
aaA Asoat fitas~tlle.
Mr.. C. T. MeCarty. OF EIdred, vas in
town Monday.
Hon. n B. Ranlerson and Jas f An
drexs, prominent business men Of Fort
Pierce, we're in the county seat Monday
Citrus sock grown on high pine land
Indian River Nurseries, established 1886.
Send for catalogue. Toledo and West
Palm Beach.
We have the finest line Of toilet soaps
ever offered on the east coast Prices
range from 10 cents up to A. high a. 81 90
per cake. Red Cross Pharmacy.
MS. c. B. Hudson and Ms. T. Hnd-
son with little Miss Gertrude and also
Miss Annie Ryley, OF Americas, Ga, ar.
rived here last week to spend some weeks
with their relatives, Mrs and Miss
B&isler.
Mr.. Andy Wagner and family moved
Monday into the Dixon cottage, which is
now owned by Mr.. q. r. Duren. Mr..
Wagner and family will only occupy g
part Of this building. the other part has
been rented TO Rev. W. r. Allen and
wife.
Road Supervisor y. NJ Fish has ~
quested THE STAR TO announce the fAc'
that the new public road near the rivel
hank, leading from Ppneda % Eau Gsllie
is now opened mp for use. The old road
has been condemned and must NOT b
used a. the bridges are not safe
Miss Marguerite wa.erhouse, from
Providence, X. l., arrived Tuesday after.
noon on q visit to Mrs. l. A Brady
Ms. Brady and her friend were school
mates tOgeiher. Miss Wat-Thouse ex
poets TO spend . week here in Tiusville
leaving next Tuesday for Nassau.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10

The friends Of Archdeacon and Ms.
b. 2. Broxn in this section we're greatly
shocked Sunday when they first heard OF
the mysterious disappearance OF Mrs
Brown from her home in Orlando on Fri
day morning OF last week, since which
time all efforts To find her have proved
futile.
Mrs Brown has been in poor health for
some time past and that morning she
started for the doctors Office She Was
last seen going towards Lake Eola about
4 p. IN. Although that and several other
small lake, have been thoroughly dragged
m sings Of her body have been found.
The body Of Ms. Brown Was found
Wednesday morning by q man no WAs
plOwins. IL Was lying in q clump o! oak
tres about three quarters Of a mile from
the city. A bottle vas found by The body
which had contained carbolic acid and
the inference is plain that Mrs. Brown
committed suicide.
The coroner's jury rendered = verdics
20 the effect that death resulted from IN
known causes. The funeral wAs held
that afternoon.
The venerable ATchdcanon Il. +. Brown
has the deepest sympathy of his hosts OF
friends ia this his great bereavement
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10

We have been informed that an appli.
cation viii be made st the coming srssiOn
Of the legislature for . special bili provid-
ing that HrevsEd coanty may build .
fence either along the right Of way OF the
Florida East Coast railway from the north
70 the south end Of the county, or vary
from said line 40 may be deemed best,
and the right of she county 20 condemn
q right Of way for Q county fence. This
special ball proposes % provide that no
cattle, hoEses or other stock shall be al
loved to run At large in that part Of said
county cas-, of said line of fence and Ind
iaa river, and 90 provide for impounding
cattle and stock running at large within
said territory, and fixing q penalty for
persons allowing said cattle or stock run
ming ~ large or from turning cattle 10 up
on aid territory and also 10 allow the f.
z. c. railway 10 build one line Of fence
on the wes, side OF is right Of way, 10 be
joined by . county fence at such points
ss may be deemed best by the eounty,
and On prohibit the running at large OF
cattle and horses and other stock east OF
any such fence and west Of the vest shore
Of Indian river and 20 pass any ether leg
issstlon that will carry out the general
purposes as above indicated, and TO pro-
vide for gates along the public roads and
neighborhood rosds, and, IL necessary. %
begin said fence ~ such points in said
county ~ may be most desirable, and 70
make such legislation as Is recessary q
protect the rights Of said railway should
any cattle or stock be killed by said rail.
way within the territory where stock ID
prohibited from running 1t large
We are informed that this measure
meets the approval of the stock men, the
snti-stock men and the railroad people
Our columns are open for the discussion
discuss IL thoroughly, 30 our representa-
tives will know how 10 handle the cub
jet when the legislature meets
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

An entertainments and dane 49, DO.
gwen IN tis- oI-TA i,'H--- tftl- FTIas .s.-
uIUg - bra tAirIIF. sHIrH irr.u...-- 4
tArc'- called A Picked az pnr-r. IT,
iTs-'-'-li- % =. ~ tie. t--u.fi - e. Fr,.
gF'---sv" Culture C.Ir Tu.- mus a. fraft
3 tf-'- programme ... .s.u-.sI 81 at-lIr
]! nata'--r- q s-rs bye, rr.i,r. Is---Tr,rl
AT - c-ut- g"u-Ta AisH.- -t.u - c.-rit-
rLl.Ir-U - --rt- E.---Ts.-l -a..- a. Fen.
Icy = ErAHIlUx- I.s.- sr,t-r'a.srs.-r.
SlIl uIGHr.-I4Cr a. n'r..r. .iaru
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
FOR SALE CHEAP EoE CASH.

About - Acres % good high land on
the cAsI or oorAn sIdr Of Ihe Indian TIyor
~ the Narro9s described - folloEs- Lot
No. ;, sectl0n -. A4-O % No. :, seclsOu
50, IN to~nship u soaih- range - east
This and /. 1nImproy-i hui finely 20
Gated For further pAr5icnLArs address
2 " Los.
BrGcELsn Mas
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
COME

To the Titasyiile Blacksmith shop g.
81 yO9r sOrk done The only exIx-r7-
encrd blacksmith IN town All Gork
guaranteed and promptly attended NJ.
HOTk done cheaper shan snyshere ia
the town Also timing. plumbing. and
kencrxl repairing done ., the TRIsSiiIe
Blacksmith Shop Co1se one, Coc1e 81
snd yOa shall be deoe rishs by.
u. O. STuuE
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
" POWELL HALE.

A. tie op~rA t-ou-- ON F'I!Ay go.
February Eth. ~ p'ciu~k. NT Is
FB4ri Hale a MT rJls-i N ;--r-p1stIr,
val give Ou- q hl- "a Or ian-ps.- en,~T
taInuI-Tst.
The net pruC--d- q tn evening - -
;ie TiIa.v1j~ II 81 >ctsupi Llorsry A.
STATION R-<Tys-i sr1fs - CENT on
sAls ~ Penney 4 BrEnnInzs G-D~rA-
admission - CruJ.. children j. urH..
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
CHURCH NOTES
JULITs KLINE.
Huntsville, Fla.

The sixth sunday after Epiphany, Feb.
i5th, at ~. Address church, Fort Pierce,
morning prayer viii be rad at lO..D u ia.
The Rev. Campbell Gray viii be At the
TIbhais Eden church at i0.S0 - IN for
morning prayer and communion with
sermon, and AZ the WayelAnd Jensen
church AZ $50 p. IN. Tor evening prayer
and sermon.
The pastor. Rev. W. =. Allen, uill
prpAch IA the Methods, church, Titus
vile, sunday. Feb. l2th. at II a IN and
At p. tn sunday --hoDl at 10 . m.
All are invited To- the-- s--rvIcs-s The
pastor all preach al MIms ia the after
noon Al 81
Tie Rev. NIlieige Walker, Of Grpt0n.
Conn, who l. Spending the winter AZ
Melbourne. viii hold divine ssryIua IA
- tiabreis Epis,IpAI ChuTUn, TIIu-ville.
IN sunday next. FEB I3tl. b-lth morning
and evening At the usual hour
Rev ! y Hawk. who has h.--r r,-,-.ni-
y r-apIDinJrd - ti,- 'rs-lTg1ana Me-
bourne ciiargc fpr another y-ar preached
O. iarg- CuI. gTs7,atlon- at CITY Point aud
EsH 'rziiI. at sunday, IT, frS, - tie
u.-N .puf-rrUc.. wear. The AIiIu.T-Im
pf - FAu.s church. Eau tIAill-. a. ti.is~i
n 10. evening -erEIo--
Es-y. J. T.. Hawk vii pr-acs at y.
FAu.- M-Jh,-iI-t Eyisr,T.ai church. E-su
'rA..~. Feb I.yh. a. !U-y 4 w. TIE
tIrsi quarterly mt-Ilry f,r ciss csUisrsIIcs.
wear ali IT, rrii a; Melbourne ~a,GriAv
ar.sI sunday. F-o- I!rh aut ,x,lA E.-v
I. = RAIDER. u D. ILL., presiding elder
- pr'-arn Al Me.hDsru. " T. church
n II \ n ami - p m. ~8utav To-.
l2Th. The Lords -GpI-r 80. ;p..pH tie
morning --rusJu
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
HLACksMIIa SHOP.

Don't fnrgrG L. a.. Aud so! aiAc.-
smith amt EaEru N'rk Lur-- -,-l--G.E
and Eun repairing Ca at ~ nv
J u. EN~I~. igI4sEl..e. IA
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
NEW STYLE oxFoRDs.

We have just received about 80 differ
ent styles of the well known make Of
Krippendorf * Dittmann oXfDTds, in yici,
latent leather and tan
JULUU~ KLINE.
TitusVille, Florida
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10

Seyen:y-sEe Mcfarland ;enis cAn -
Rad cheap by applying =; THE STtE Of
6ce Tnese are 9xl0 fceI, are IA tsIr uou-
dIis0n. having he~n G--d only ISsoe All
have oeea Eel! bOC~1d
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
EGGs FoR aArCHISG.

From car ms;inzs Of ssnxse cosnh White
L-ghorns A. 81 oo per sitting of Is.
WOODLAND Pos LIKY 6NKI-
ShArY<=. ia
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-02-10
PELICAN ISLAND EEsEKvAIIOS.

PErTb.- i-~lrIng 20 EissG the sand 81.
-erD-Dtssy tFai . . n-Crs.asy 20 obtain
. permit from tie Uari-n, +. kr0@Eei, .;
Sebastian, - aud.
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T arrive today. Chair. E.-krr.
NA-vn's Jar pIni-. quart. l"..E 'I.as---
HAYNES Eve gis--.--. a! ;Tiss-
N-S 'rinxhArn-. A-rreriE.-i NA!-A-
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VALENTINES NzlsntItse- Pl-iz.-
f1rnIlGr- dTy g,ssis -s0---. -
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WANTED

CASeksns Cor killing. nv cFSies-
VIZ X CINPEElL-
NeIbourue, FlA-
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TIA sAsrpis bo&i Ali Right Mast Dc
IA AZ yoar oxn hgurr- Good Sor
ha1tina parssss, etc Address Box slS,
nfaBxsns. Fla
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oEAsGE soNEs AT oUI rKIcKs.

We have ts-.ss r4rs Il hr.. rias- o.
2r-ge uOI- 90 800 od-T =, cat prLo.--
:. 3. TKaEI- & Co, Goa. "a