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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-09
Dauptanwalt 9usbss.
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VIZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-09

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Commerce traBe. 9ieorige Breife,
quite 8anre i0tpie quite uno reele
8eoienung merben aarantirt, -
Telepbnn 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-09

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
Endorses Democratic Nominee for
State Senator.
All Open Letter
To the Voters of CheIan County:

asprant the Office made by the death of the
Sharp feel duty incumbent upon lay
before you views concerning legislative matters generally
Owing the the approaching election this letter is the
only through which hope become acquainted with
you.
The late Senator Sharp SO sae so conservative SO
consistent the time enerprsng merit the
large majority recently accorded him. will be ambition
prove myself his worthy AS member of the
Dairy Association it has been pleasure to assist draft
the enacted through Mr. Sharp efforts and
therefore, that fairly with his policies The
subjects which he took special interest viz Irrigation Ho
culture Agriculture Dayng and Live Stock subjects vtay
all the people of Chelan and Kas counties near
my legislation designed for their benefit will
my hearty support Being dayman and farmer myself
may that representative elected shall
a deaf your wishes
Yours very truly,
B. F. REED.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
CHIWAUkUW CHIPS.

Miss Maloy, who is teacher of the
Chiwaukum school, went to Ballard
Friday where she will spend week
with her parents.
Mr.. Bose, our night OPERATOR ar
rived here last Wednesday, taking Mr..
MacCusick's place, who was called to
Seattle by the illness of his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Thomson, gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson and family a
farewell party Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in playing cards.
games, and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter are at Hotel
Sherwood. Mr.. Carpenter has been
employed at Morse's logging camp and
is now working at the hotel.
Mrs. Thomson and Miss Williams
went to the sound Friday for a few
weeks.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
A FIGURING MILL
Wisconsin Party Wants TO Build n
Will at LeavenwOrth.
CHEAP POWER, GOOD MARKET
Wants Citizens 10 Cooperate with
Hlm-WOuld Add TO LeayenwOrth,s
Army of working Wen.

| A Touring mill such as is indicated is
desirable industry, one that would be
of great benefit to the town and we
trust that the people will look carefully
into the matter. The Wenatchee mill
runs night and day and gives steady
employment to fifteen or twenty men.
If we would build good live town
here we must lend all the encourage
ment possible to those who want to To-
cate here. We mnst show TO them by
ourselves taking an interest in the en-
! terprise that we have faith in the future
of Leavenworth.
One day last week Mr.. L. J. Nelson
received a letter from a gentleman in
Wisconsin who owns a millingsplant
making a proposition to install his
plant in Leavenworth if he can get a
number of citizens of Leavenworth in
terested who will subscribe for suffici-
ent stock to take half interest in the
concern.
Z he mill is of 100 barrels per day
capacity and the proposition is to in
corporate for about $4,000. 1t is esti-
mated that about 80 per cent of the
stock would have to be paid by the time
the mill is ready for operation. The
owners of the plant would take stock
| for their machinery. The cost
of the building would be in the
neighborhood of $4,000 and surplus
would be required for running ex-
penses.
The railway companies make pro-
vision for milling in transit so that the
fact that this is not a grain growing
county would not make any material
difference.
Mr.. Nelson would be glad to have
any who are interested in this PROPOSE
tion express an opinion as to what
stock they would be willing to take in
this enterprise.
1t would be a great benefit to the
ranchers in this vicinity to have -four
mill here as they could then get the by
products for the puspose of feed for
stock at reasonable rates and it wonld
benefit the town of Leovenworth.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
B. F. REED.

Chas. johnson TO NJ A Aleninderiger,
1925, lots l. and blk Lakeside.
II X Featherstone to John and Jane
Fl erice, 81, lots 6 and blk Ralstons
Add Lnavenworth.
United States to D A Barrett, lot 4C
% r 2l.
Geo Keating to John c Davis, S4OO,
lot 4 blk 6 Second Add Leavenworth.
Eff Stowell to Louis H Clark, $500,
lots and blk 20 Orchard Home Add
Mission.
Wen Dev Co to II L Holgate, 1920,
lot 10 blk G N Plat Wenatchee.
Wen Dev Co to Morgan Mohler, 500,
lot blk l Garden Home Add Wen.
Wen Dew Co to Morgan Mohler, 500,
| | and ., blk 10, lots 3, 8, I, 8, 9, 10, II
and II blk II and pit Z, 8, 8, 10 and L
blk II, Wenatchee.
Arthur Gum TO Morgan Mohler, 800,
lots ], 2, 4, blk II and lot IL blk Il
Old Wenatchee.
Jas E Bruce to H McGohan, S4OO.
lots SO and 81 blk 50 G N Plat Wen.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24

Dixie Leonard VS. A l. Vaughan.
John d Dill atty for pltf.
Geo S Merriam VS. S p Beecher. J.
J King and Reeves a. Reeves attys for
pltf.
NE Derry Us Bruce Griggs, John
Taylor ct al, Martin & Thomas attys
for plaintiff.
Bessie Wegner VS. Robert Wegner
for divorce. Lewis Nelson atty.
Judgement rendered.
jeanette c Peachy VS. VIM J Bowen,
that plaintiff is the owner in fee simple
of n1a se14 s1022-20 except 5 a in ne
corner, and gets costs OF action.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
Real Estate Transfers


OA Roag to r B Pierpoint, 5000,
nwH ne14 % 27r 2l.
w L Gehr ct al to J NJ Duffy, 1925,
10 blk Mob Hill Wenatchee.
Columbia River Lumber Co to Helen
D Tremble, $500, blk 2 Fairview
Add Wenatchee.
Wenatchee Development Co to
Nathan Rhodes, Sl15O, WIZ seA swA
seA s4 i22 r20.
RE Thayer to ] Walender, $500,
SIC ne14 ne14 ne14 50 t22 r20.
Frank Peters to Ira Freer, Sl25, pit
blk Prowells Mission.
Lee Cameron to II NJ Bruce, $4,000,
seA nw14, swA ne14 and VIE se14 ST t2S
r20.
Walter E Leigh to B NJ Bruce, s77l6,
sec l 90 10 secs 3, ., I and 8, 1913 &c
and sec 81 t24 r1s.
I S Land, Cattle & F Co to J a Sea
man, 81, $50 t24 rlS.
United States to Frank Bush. patent,
ne14 se4, se14 ne14 s27 and lots 3 and
s26 i27 rl7.
J NJ Duffy to Mary Ann Bloom, 81
l blk 80 replat 1st Add Wenatchcc.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
Everybody Invited.

A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend the annual ball on the
18th of March to be given by the en-
gineers. Special invitations will only
be sent to the friends of the members
of the order who live at distance. In
vitations will not be mailed to parties
living in the vicinity of Leavenworth.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
Gard of Thanks,

The ladies of the Degree of Honor
hereby tender their thanks to Messrss
J. B. Adams and Chas. II. Moon for
their assistance, and to the public in
general for the very liberal way in
which they patronized their ball on the
evening of the 18th inst.
Com d. OF H.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24

j. NJ. Batsford took a gang of men
down to Wenatchee last Friday and put
two cars back on the track that had
been knocked of.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-24
COURT HOUSE NEWS

The following transcript OF the busi-
ness transacted in the Court House fol
the past week is furnished this paper
by John A. GellatIy, Wenatchee, the
abstracter, whose business advertise
ment will be found in another column.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
ROAD EXPERT VISITS Us.

tol- W l. >i-hpT, I",' gslrTuul,.ut GN-
P~rt On huIl'iIug g,-si rssa.is. Mas In lit
usviil'- thi- Ns,-k % c,,nf,-r Slih our ,,,ui,-
" commissioners IN r-gsr'i IL IiI> ~ui.l,1-t.
Mr. Walker showed him the mari aud
q qu'ua Tuads cpnstrus-t.-.i Ai-lnt tuHu-
Got S,-Oru thinks az have a fire road ma
trrIai On tie mar ~ mr. u-."s IT, aI-n
ihink- the hTaNn reddish rex. Hh5Ch g-
fund aionYtnr TiV"T tank. all maxi II
ct-li,nt raj material ~ hi- opinion
our cs-guinA mad, -.nIh &c tusu. ned
some tpP application IT dr--sing Q" kuI,
u more firmly together. 4rr,i q ,Ir,----
inE uf mari W"uli accomplish. l.i-
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
TWO PERSONS KILLED.

The fir-t tragedy 81 tie zutuu"J. =,
r,.es I,-0s place last saturday Ait.ru,- %.
i,ru Frank Croker. # Nc~ YORK. zDn
E .,t.iAr,l Cr,k-r, Ji.s former Tanu.any
vs.rf, struck a motor cycle ahead 81 him
~hii- yong ~ tern D. -F--,vi uP ILL., Ire b.
Nr CruS-r'- chAuTirar. Kas M Fr-n~ir-
nan, a. instantly EI,s,i. and NT Cr,,krr
rsCsiVsd InJuTis- from ~ll. b i,- = ~ Tat
night Ne~tpn ~lAu.-l. st. r-i, tie
ur"to- cyCir. -u-'aIr.rd = bT-s-u ~. snd
all r-'rpyrr TIE Collision 49, raussd
~ the motor cyci- -~-rssug around al
'n'"fning wsEe At nearly rlgu TIE As.d
Mr. Cr"Esr's -hzrr i1rn 3 asori Ii-
sherman =; h'gts -P.-,i eAu-ssi the AaIo.
mobile 70 tuTn o.uE..v'cis u,-r Inr-,
Iiuss
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
ooRToN's MINsrRELs COMING

'inTtnn's Ministries ~Ill come to TITUS
v'i.r "P-rA house. "Wednesday, Feb 1t.
lSD B,-sIies bring the oldest minstrel
o. SA"izlt'"n travelling, this c, mpAny l.
sl-' said to be one If the best, numbering
annug its Performers such well known
Ptspplr a. Wriby and Pear. Gortnn aud
49,, Cir-on- P-Ari Feii, Ihe Manic ITnup-.
a." I"Srt.ut City SrNtr,tr, the Farnn
Irtu a''i mai. "Is,vT- E-I---isl attention
i'ss i--ru gwen IN the seleCIlou uf tie
v'--'i c''uIIUsrni; coBv,iy snd h,gh class
special arts have been iIb-raliy provided,
ar'. A. ',-s' nth this Company, the IN
,tFglssa'.' music ~ill h, of the highest
us,."r. ! .iIn.~-,on, - ceat-: children 81
Cs-urs k,-,TSrd --sss. 81 a.. nov "a sale
a. PEAT, : Trainings
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27

The forecast for the cold xave in FLOR
Ida. made by the weather bareez ior
"Wednesday night, came true, and this
stste has inss h~ea visited by the most
ssvese enid that re have Rad sipcs the
great and s<rrib,e fFesse Of ises-lass ten
years ago
AZ II o'el.ck Wednesday night the
temperature had dropp~d down 10 "A de-
gress. and cossine-d falling down half
. de1ree fhr every hnnr, until ~ sunrise
yesterday IL stood % 10. the lowest pint
reached. The Temperature rrmzined be-
IoS the freezing point until about 10
O'Clock
AZ far ae xe can learn the tempera-
tures at dTff-r-nt points along the east
coast. - nporsed To THE STAR, are - f,I-
loxs FIR yesterday Thursday aparning:
TiinsviIle, "siici.i observation. 10; Ostern,
Is; Eau GallI., 10; M-rrli,s Island, south
end, via Eau GsIIie. =; Fort Pierce, -;
West Palm Beach. "a; Miami, p.
The oranges that xere held back on the
tires in this section have been badly
frosted or frozen, bot ihrse will asxrrEa;e
only . small percentage Of the entire crop
she greater part Of which has been mar
kessd, and this frosted fruit can be made
10 realize something il marketed and sDld
in a week or ten days and sold as frosted
fruit.
The trees ~iths,ood this very Iow tenn
perature nohIy, caused hy their icing in
= dormant condition and the sap heins
sell down in the roots The BEARING
trers will sustain little or no damage, pos-
sioly the new and tender growth If this
year may he cut back by the cold ~ a. to
prevent . crop coming on this year. THE
young trees even 10 stock planted out the
pas, year Sill Sustain little material dam
agr, and very feS young grapefruit trees
are harmed
IL is too early yet 10 say just What she
outcome will be. but the majority Of the
growers k-el pretty secure il another freeze
viii be- spared us.
The temperature at TiIusyiIle this Fri
day morning Was p degrees at sunrise.
Considerable anxiety il f-lt a. To hu~
the C"ld srrved the pineapple growers.
THE spe,Ials that THE STAR asked FIR ve--
trTdsy from that section have failed to ar
rive np Co O'Clock We hope that tie
pineapple PLANTATIONS have b,-cn spared
by the Ah-rrce Il hraVy WhIt. fnnsts.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
RECORDS SMASHED AT oRMoND

Al 49, Orus. al Iaa,t.uA r.r-- JnH>
week d., fit Trso "a UT,akrr -- -i.si.
Tuesday all Fl..-.s'. NhrU ArIIET + NJ
DSlaaId, ~I,h his "a issU-c .-I~ys Mp
machine, heretofore uHtrti, ssslt-'.r,;
the worid's rceord Tor fisr u,Ilre y CsI-
ting OF Ia seeau.i~, makI"E t'.r r'ss go
S:l7 Tie t.rnsrT p-cr5d ~a~ 81 r
made by VandyTtil' over "a, --s.ls, ,, g 80
last year
"Wednesday. iH the "De mite o'r.r'~t fnr
the De~sr trophy, oP-u {" H. ~"Tid,
n. I. BoxSrn. ia hIs a. h"r-~ pu~sT
Mesc~sl.s. made H IN 81 Is. N,lhDAii
MAKING Il tn - > & THIS hrrAks au"ii'rr
of vanderhih's rpcopas, make over 'tr
same eoarse last war ia - o. ~ 4
secooda-
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
eoRroN's CELEBRATED BAND

ti"r'"II's Celebrated band ia- kong hal
the r"puiaIIon II is-in., the l---t "rgauizA
ton Of ~ kIni travelling Th,- s,-a~pu
will prove no EXCEPTION a. ths hand L.
o,np.r-.-d 4 SIM e tie. I..--r Musicians
known IA the Profession They have an
Extensive r-I--rI"ir-, rangiuS fr,,ru Ih.,
popular -si,cti"n> e Ihs day Ia tie mon.
difficult ~olu- AMI nS-riurr-, y 81 ~hici.
are r-nd"rrd IN iHe families manner
ChaTarirTI-Jlc 81 tie ti8Ttnn laui The
Company all - -.,,-u a; TsiI~viII-- op--ra
.'''u--. Wednesday, Feb ~, 1913 Al
u'i si"n. - C'-ut-. children - cents r.
--rv-d sat. 81 nO. DOW ON ~a.l,. at Penney
4 HrsuHiuy'-
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
swAYNE's IMPEACHMENT

Tire Si.rugf-'I Itaily R-l..t-s.a. 49,.
- the i"lI"~IRg tIn-lv o,mn-ut- un the
~NAyur Cs~r- TIE iva s-t.- - 49,
trG-- &" iH'p--ach Juds~ "a, u.- Al H..
har IF the s-nAit as d.-cI-5v-. ~ 'r.-
ci'r-s- DIVISION IudicAIS- thzt IA,ty feeling
fts- BIN arp1S--i Tb.. SANE r-Iu.--r n,
tie .-Batr Souli make u Irug-r.--sts.- -
'7'DsIct Irr Ja.iSr, ~hAi-Ser It,e ,harsy-
AsaIn-t ham night - II -. e C-Bur--.
a. 't-cr-dltAl'ss n"I - luE-scI, Js.isr
te--rSI INK lmf--aclsnssHt, t--cAu-.- e izarty
i'--iing. - e - to imp-ach hiu. = ivu nni
diving e, b---suse % -uct feeling
Politics hAs no i,-1ltImaI- ,,iscr n the
O 49, Th- tat that M usrfns--r Il the
t"U-~ hA- iAVur.-i impairment more
s;r-rg'y than Mr. Palmer, e P-nnsVI
vAuts, th~ k-pIniIran chairman ~ tire
sI'-es,'i' ni't@~ -T--ciaiiy appointed u ~
E-'Tf IN 'h- >-Ayu- ci,Ars--. t.A- ,us--i
3 I-us1u~trA'r EtsI there 49, ~sn..-,t.r-,
t--,.i-s PII'srAl T-----uI,pr, ~ ~ for,
- - j tg~ >@aynr Il ta- Ir-ts-.
~i4Iss tenet, "
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
HAS HE AN E0UALS

join r smp-on, IN hi- or iuG! vAui-
Vii'" "ng-ria IA .i-nt, ''Ar1und ghs. W.,rlf
ga - Ns'a's~," ali aFpeAF q, ;he Tltg--
Ss..~ u,+fA h-G--, VI ndAy uiSl,l next.
Jan SIEh- TIE Miami E.enIug Record
>i+tk. Il hs- agT--arAnc- in that ,-i'y -
f--rA--
'J'an ThnmP~nn, tie iBimlISn!r 90
rn.SiIsn, rindncIs-i q i-Iighit-i And,euce
a. lice auditorium at night "Ar0and Ih-
Wusli Ia ~ Nlaut--"
Mr., Thompson - Ih- fuanIr-t o.
IL, dsSn ~iso has ever enirrIAln.-l NJ
an; AUdirncs, and hIs iml~r-sra,laus e
vsri,-,I- Character from the Yankr- farm
-r - RASt-r s,r--g bsrs~r ar. .lmpIy
siHus
tie - 'l7r mu-islsn a.. and pave
any Instrument osItstnlcss-i
Hi entertainments = ei.-An. 1hs.-~nnse
- g .r-ciAt'' s'y Jimmy Asd hz hAd b.
! slS'I'- aais-uCe 81 Ih- sers- Il
t.s .t.gc-
tirnrrai sinis~soa IS c--n,.: children
- svn's R-~rv-d s-as. - crut-. -
ass -Ae ~ Penney & RrAnugas'.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
BITS Of FleT IND GOSSIP.

Ssrrs.s Essess % the rrss<aa ws<a
esrsr.yss In nrssf.
oys'ers in every style and quantity al
=. Z C. 6roc~ry.
Ms Z B waIer exprsss 10 lsss. this
afiern"on for visit xiih relatives in
Savannah.
Miss Maggie Collin. returned from her
trip 10 81 Augustine and naytona Wed.
n-s'isy Affrrnoon.
Mrs T. Blake Walker l-ft last SatuT.
DAY ioT -. Augustine to ioia Mr. Walker,
where they are making their home kOr
the tourist --ason.
Mrs. :. X Walker. New B~rne, n. c,
an aunt Of Mr.. John K Walker, arrived
IN hiusViile Jan ao,h. and xill probably
spend the winter
Red CrO~s Pharmacy has juss rs<-svrd
ne~ inv"ior 81 hand mirrors. handsome
souvenir gods, handkerchief and glove
boxer. Beautiful lines Of sood-.
Call 8, Tuu-viiie Livrry, a. reAr Of
Robbins lac officr. for stylish nzs.
Leave your osdrrs for hauling, both doa-
bic and single. J. NJ Osban, proprietor.
Mr. f. p. Cooley -accee,l.-i in getting
the kr~senah sti,aI Tuesday morning
and salls'i Immediately doSn the river.
His daughters arrived Saturday afteEnoon.
Mr. C""ley las installed q neat Iiuls
ae-iyiine sas plant st-.sri hi- Yacht thi.
-.-ason. Capt. Chas Fulton ao,ampani-s
han a. sailing masIsT
The dane. ~ ths npeTA hon-s ws,lnss-
tAy night pas d off mou-t pleasantly in-
dsrt. TIE TItu-yIilr oFCiIs~tFN plavr.i a
number at n-S tao steps aHa xaltEes on
this oScAsion aud ali tho-e present report
= fine time and speak IN the highest
terms 81 the new music OwiRg Ia the
Illness of Mrs Denhsm. Mr. IA-nham
played the cnrnrt. Dancing commenced
81 st'ou' "'ci",-k ALL continued until
NEARLY ~ Th- next grand h"p will be
held "n F.h I'D, WsshInxtou's bIrth-
day, Nhrn M,nag-r Branni'V ~IiI intro-
dnce a SPECIAL i-Atur.. snnzn A. the
kIubOna danCs
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
CURRENT lOcl llCOElcs.


srass As@ssss 90 Whss &c esaas IA In
and Ass.s rss.svins-
CtTns sso-k ernwn on high pine hard
Indian Riv-r Nur-~ri--. established 1854
s~sd Er catalogue, Toledo ard we-,
Palm B~Ae!I.
We have the finest lire of tnil..t snaps
eser o6rrrd an the EAST coast. Price~
ranee frnm 10 c-nis up to - high ~ 81 90
pr cake. Rid Crn-- Pharmacy
The Practical Poultrymsn. a monthly
pnblirafinn. d-.ir,- To SOUR an se~n,
in this section af Florida II ini~rrrtrd
write tn tbe eiit.r 81 TIE STAR
The following new pierrs nf music for
February have b-~n r-~~iy-si by Indian
River Music Hone: Loves Desire
wals1-S. by w c. Powell; The Ra>hfaI
RAirheior. interm-zso too step, by ]. L.
Ritche. Regular price; 80 cents each,
oGr price p es-nts-
We call special attention this week to
the new advertisement OF the Hashrouck
motor. on page 5, for which Mr.. r. W.
Jerome, OF Wet Palm Bach, is the state
agent Mr.. Jerome Is an expert on gas
engines and does not hesitate in Saving
that he has the finest motor that Is out.
lie Is nov installing one Of tkrse motors
in his lannch AZ this place
Capt VI. ID. Smith, of the Unitrd
States Navy. On sT'--,al iu,y a. inspector
Of the s,h and 9th life saving districts, in
company with Capt. II Il SbaW, super
intendent OF said DISTRICTS. came doxn
fr"m DAytnnA lat Friday on ths, launch
Cornell. stopping III al the h"u-e of r,-fug,-
east Of Oak Hill f'T inspection. OSirg
." the unusually low stage uf water in
Banana creek the trip IT, Chester Shoals
house Of refuge, east Of TtusvilIr. vas
abandoned and the Inspector vent from
here via rail tO the srYeral hol-,-s Of ref
ugr further snnth on the clast Cant.
smith has D~en q commander la the navy
Tor many YEAR,, aud makes frlrnd~ With
all whom be- C'Hs'-~ ~ Cuntact Nth.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1905-01-27
SPECIAL SALE AT KLINE's.
MOADAY. JAxuAkY -, 1905

AoADAS. JANUARY -. 1905
On M.snday ne will plAer on sale sbous
IS entirely Des patterns of outing fan
nels. the well known Amn~kesg brand,
yrIves finish, l2l and IS oents grade.
sg<S,szl 10 c-nts
All xod white flannel. worth s. eents,
sPeS-tsl 2S cenI-; slsn same in n~i
All ire~- s,snd- ~ esf. and in s1me in
STANCES aI ls-ss than CSlst
Biark m-r>.TiE~d ami s'lk, 81 inches
Eid-, worth 25 emit. for 10 rrn,s
Ladi-s' union und-FsuIis. half wool,
SOrth 81 90, sFsJ-izl ~ cents
White i--d sPre~d-. god Iarge SIZE.
worth 81 81. sVss-iai IS cs-nis.
Mail "Fier- promptly flied on any OF
the Above eOssis.
JJIUs KLINE,
rItnsSIll-, Fla