davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

Senator Long is having his trou-
blsS now settling federal patronage
The chances are thSt there will boa
lack Of scalps on the part Of some Office
holders whep II iS over. But what Is
the use Of talking 70 Long-he knows
now what ho IL going TO DO.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
THURSDAY. NOV .. 1905.

Halloween 10 not what It used to
be. The old days when signs were
ripped down, Sidewalks ripped up and
buggies put on top ot the opera house
will never comsagsIp and thereby y
missed much hilarity. Az
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

Lawrence Gazette: The Hiawatha
World declares that 10 many respecEls
Bailey was better governor than
Hoch. And yet. there 10 this 70 b
said for HOch; He has not yet pur-
chased two thousand dollars worth Of
groceries for bis family and had them
charged to the state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

Z The president may not get many
more votes in the south than he did
before but be has 4 lot Of cheers to
remember. The south is very good
10 q Republican on of years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

You wonder where there was .
chance to make money! Why didn't
you buy city property 10 Muskogse
four years ago and make 100 per cent
every year since.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

llT1lnE y - D, olIell IAN and co1LI
.Trs : Sc r,v,rr - nm
JPness ios e1eansgy but,er a. Kim,
- !. - h "A Z, ~ -
- lllts - Ihaa l,1II5.l
- -, nzr-gss s'paFa9 "a
.c..oasO-os'ah.ss TX . nss a.by II
SO
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
Local Marksu..


Grim narkstg eQrgpcied syety Thuizday
uoInlns by n. B. ells.. rraIn asa eosLL
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
LAST SAD RITES.

Ne-teria. morning At o o'clock al that
sA- mortal .t tar ate Iouu n No
CuIiough. ~ou of M r 4. Lesley. Eas
i4Id t. Mt m Ti;0,yiile crmrtery. the
funeral --TSI-r b-igx hr,l ia the NrtLo-
dIss church, Clnilrl.-l ~ Rev 4 r..
Penney A. . urarS IT r'--ps-cJ lis- pupils
% ihr pgbi.- - i.,-,, attended tiie fuu-rA.
ia opiy. TIE I-.ra-rI having t--ru a
-t8.lvni hrr- -s,s4l yvAr- aS1- The
iloTAl IT, Oat.-- aer- f-s.ils- aud e zr,-ar
t--anty
Th- i,-rA~-1 IA. .a.y a. yrAr~ si az.
IzSs Et~s . ban I4-,-----try f1r H.ur -
undeTso a -GrE5-2. rg~ra,.ru IN - Ag-
Es-,Ine, tu, after the OPERATION hsf t-.-n
sacn-~~fGily F-r.uFD-i hss sy.t-ul H.ak-
eDe,i unirr tie etf-z-ts oi ur,c r.ps-on and
hs PzSS--t AsAy r,!ns>si2y uo-uIng-
The d-vuJs-i mother and rlrar r.satlS.--
have the sluorEr - up.N,by q TIL r--o,..-
Of this = bo.e --c;.aa n ILL., Ias-- H.,
have sslSIaIrsr-i-
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
SPECIAL SALE AT KLINE's.
MoNDAY, ArxIL "a, 1905.

Persian Lawn, 6Be sheer quality, y
inches vide, worth 30 cents . yard, for
10 cents only.
India Lawn, the quality you always pay
- cents for by the yard, only Is cents. -
inches xide.
Figured baIiste, in light or dark de-
signs, woFth 20 cents, Mondays special
Is cents.
Figured lawns, suitable for house
dresses, in endless variety Of designs,
Mondays special 6 eents = yard.
Cluny lace insertion, in handsome de-
signs, 5 inches wide. worth . cents per
yard, Monday Only l24 cents.
Boys blouse suits. handsomely tail
Ored, made Of good quality of madras,
special - per suit, sizes ranging from
q TOT.
Ladies white linen oxfords, made in
tlIe latest style bluchers, aith three large
eyeiets, wide silk iAces, usual price g. 50,
Mondays special 81 7S.
ladies game underyests, wiIh silk tape
ia hC~A nHo othsaftiecs sAPh04s rlrLtAl
l2l cents each.
Nottingham lace curtains, handsome
designs, three yards long, regular price
81 50 per pair. Mondays price only al -
Cherked and striped nainsooks, very
pretty for children's dresses, worth -
cents for l2l.
Again Ee have received by express txo
entirely new lots of white Persian laEn
shirt ~aists, With three rows OF eyelst in-
sertIon, front and back a solid mass of
tucks. latest sleeve. . inch cuff with tucks
aud one rnw OF insertion. buttons ia back,
worth $50, special 81 20.
Men's night shirts, good quality Of
lonsdale, full length. worth 81 90, special
% cents. sIEer Il to IL.
Mems French balbTi2gan undershirts,
worth IS cents, special 80 cents.
Boys baIbTiggan undeTshirts and full
length or knee drawers, worth IS cents .
suit, Mondays price ~ cents.
Mems linen hsm stitched handker-
chiefs, worth II cents EACH MONDAYS
speciai for p cents.
Mail orders promptly filed on any Of
the above goods
JULIUs KLINE.
TItnsvIIie, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

The senate ccsnmittse on eiecxiors and
privileges fully intesds 30 tAosoaghly in
yestiRzis the eizims Of C. NJ Broxn and
DE-. Bsskin and determiDe who isentitIed
to represent Marion and Sumter eoanties
IN the state senate The committee sum-
mosed q number Of witnesses from Oca;a
this week. who. is is said. will testify that
Brown's good bye 10 the people showed
shss ne had actually removed from ocaia
and thss in speaking with his friends al,
ter~ard regarding Miami Mr.. Broxn
would say: "Come and live with u.s.
DR.. Baskin shows in his complaint that
Brown sold oat his business in Oc.ls in
October and moved TO Miami, that
Brosn has no property in Marion county
and that Brown wrote q letter. This let
ter wss one in which he lauded the
attractions OF Miami and that country
and invited his friends in old sumter and
Marion to ''come and cast your iOt with
Hs." He says, however, that he did not
intend thereby 10 change his residence
from Ocaia, that he still claims thar
place n his residence and that he has no
other residence. He says that he voted
In the November election st Oczla, and
that he is q member Of the Presbyterian
church at Oexla and . superintendent OF
that Sunday school, that he refused 10
change his membership to the Miami
church as he did not want 90 change his
n.sidence from Ocala- Baskins has a crr-
tificsse from an elder In the church at
Ocals stating that in last September
Brown resigned a. superintendent of the
Sunday school stating that he would
move away and that the children OF the
school made him q present OF a gold med
al in evidence Of their affection for him
The elder and the pastor don't quite
agree, a. the pastor has wired Brown that
he (BDHn) Is sill superintendent.
The senate will in this case establish
precedent that Is considered most i'm
portang. Ii vii be determined whether
q man can live ia jacksonville and repre-
sent Tallahassee or Pensacola In the state
senate.
Brown msy retain his seat, bat % per
cent. Of the people OF Florida do not be-
lieve that he is entitled 20 It, There is
now . general impression that the senate
will decide entirely on the
merits involved and that Brown will 20.
The fight Is waxing warm over the leg
islatIon on state schools. A resolution
has been introduced in the house 10 the
effect that joint committee be appointed
60 visit and inspecs she schools and make
q report on May lst, with recommends
tion as 20 which ones should be abolished
This wAs taken ss the starter OF Q move
menI in favor Of consolidation
The rrsOlution has been passed author
iEins the governor TO appoint q oommis-
sion Of three to have the swamp and
overfiOwed lands suryeyet.
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
CHURCH NOTES

l"u ar s,Fi-A IEss,.-i Z, - f.f~--n,
~ the --TVIrs-- If The Il;u-yIii- Eap,l-,
church ou ~uadav, April 2srf. ~ D.
L tn- aud 80 ? m- >pv,1Al E4-'sr
i"'lsic AL t-- rendered. The inri'. sup
Ter WIii - held a. tie clo-s of ;,.- morn
rug service. sunday -ci,ool a. Ipa IT,
HoNarsi y. ',fhf-su.. Pa.,sr
Rev Nii.'-ig- Wa's,r ali Fr~ari, 10.
= MARK churrh. Goa. IN sunday air.
next al : Y's.p-k
fa-i~r even holy >Ateri-y a. =, Al
ir-~- oi,Gr b., FoT; PirTor. u..rrtp.,
PRAYER 30 a Ia AEJ,- -cyuuluu,su .-sr
BRIT ye-T-r- 90 kAs;-r 80 T. tn F.a.i-s
dAy AZ -. AUar-~.. fort P.-rr-. tai,
'7'E Ei.-HIDn "fD a IL. s.5rE5ug pray-s
-".iiTvus s-Ts @. IufBA ~ -s~E.r,
lFaH-f and -.r-sst - g. ~ Al Al
- Et- cI-r- b, VACANT I-fs--u. f.r.-
en- l-lrlau ~ s--Tfls..r IONA @.
-. P@..- Ii"t~ F>i--f.. --s-us., f,fa,--,
an --riIson 80 q m. No iay ard
l--slAs .t T-A-t~r 4-.s a. - aastF-4-
ar: Fi-ru-. i4ay Clu,E. ls.4f sls5a frs
r!Ssr AFr. --gL- u-DrI.5ry Er.ssr as..t
i-tzr' 49,. -s--s.ttg Iras-~ - O.. I'd.
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
CURRENT l0Cu lIcOEIes.



A.a Abszs rst.sviIis-
Easter cards at the Novelty Store
Weakened systems need . mature,
wholesome. mellow hq1nr-that's l. w.
Harper whiskey, the kind your grand
father used Sold by +. A Lesley and
r. l. Motlox.
Mr.. +. A Morgan has inst received a
new Tribune ehainless bicycle. Tribunes
SEEM to be the popular high grade wheel
with Ttnsville riders. Indian River
Music House sells them.
TitusvilIe orchestra has two engage
ments 10 fill May day. -Four or FIVE
pieces will lie sent 60 Cocoa that day for
the dance, while several OF the members
will furnish music that same day At
Osieen.
Mrs- W :. Norwood Was called TO New
Smyrna Tuesday morning nv the illness
OF her granddaughter, little Emma Knox.
returning the folIosing night accom-
panied by Mrs- Knox and tH0 children,
and her daughter, Marguerite Norwood.
Capt Dick Glad win, who has been in
charge Of the Fitzgerald yacht Bonito, at
Miami, this season, arrived home Sunday
for few days stay. He expects to leave
today for the north and may decide tode-
vote ME attention this summer to automo-
blies instead of power boats.
The DeutOs arrived here Saturday ia
tow Of the launch Dreamer, Capt sam
Martin, from Melbourne The D-nios il
hauled out on Nelson's marine ways for
some repairs Pending the completion OF
this work DIR. Houghton left Monday for
DaytOnA- The Dentos will be moored to
the Indian River hotel wharf next Wed
nesday when DR. Houghton will be here
prepared to attend to ali professional
work. Ars- HOaghton ven, north week
before last to their home in Columbus. q.
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A number Of the friends Of our highly
esteemed county treasurer. Mr. John
Henry, learned an some unique Way that
last Friday Vas his birthday anniversary
and completely surprised him that night
by taking charge Of his domicile on Palm
street and providing 4 grand spread
Consider or rather imagine hoW he must
have felt when he came IN. At his usual
time, 10 find the place filed with hIs
friends and ID many good thing tO Eat.
all Of which must appeal most touchingly
70 she heart Of a bachelor like himself
We are informed by one Of those ~ho
CHANGED tO be present that the affair NAs
. most thoroughly enjoyable one-And
how could il be anything else Wiih that
urhane and Al the same time joyiAl per-
sonAgs known here for the past genera
tiOn ~ Mr.. Tom johnson. whose witty
and taking remarks are always catchy
and appropriate D. any and every oo,Aslcn.
We hope our este-med county TREASURER
may live to enjoy many more such happy
surprises a. greeted han last Serk
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
SEBASTIAN PETITION.

M I..-,Fge Hail. lao Caulr up % TIT
tusglii,- iruEu Sebastian on Sunday. ave-
that th-r, an. over ~ uam-- n a I--tstlDU
signed by the I-opl- of Sebastian. &, tie
s-Tf--t ;iAi u ihsFp - - D.. a ,iISIslon nf
tis.- cuunty, they Haul o. - Fr'AIns-i IN
tire old rDunty Thus S0uii more than
aif-.-i ti,e information handed .ut1 - lat
Srek. NJ. That . ma!9FlIy Asd gu--i =
Y.tItI1u q D. p.ac--t !u tie H'S csguty-
THIS isTIug- iuc UAggsr rIgut - = - tie
position statssi IN tt---- absuur- tao
Sr-Es ag1- That q pr,-rIr.t -aa1.I Dut
=. cumI-il,Si g. - a part ui = I.-@ Gran
- agaiu-; IT, = .i' tbAg - asasu-f tire AL
e = uaJ.TIry of IL T,7g -irr,-i yut.-Ts-
1; j. r.aluns-i that t...-rr S.. = - name
that aup.-AT On botL iI4s- ats ;--'l.1YE-
suI that miuor- have t---r .rts-.-! fD
1f.e of EnIch OPP t'.-- f-.'.-iiJ ard
nD-anIng q the otii-r, -sss- : lave tr-
maine struck q 81 bptu I-t.t!.-l-
IL - tise earnest rIt-ayr5 r; IHs ~rrz
- sive ths JTve fat. s. r'cart = ;I-- ---s-
porIAnt QUESTION. - tfaI 'Er rrsi- ~ TAT
= es-r-cts IutoFm--i- i.-J al--r tf-rr
are f~r sd = a .gHs--lusl- De nan NAV
b. -Iac-rr "a .rlylsx sLf rE- 4Ir-.U 81. - 49,.
~ shat ig--k-sntIrv.F -!ls5--,g.t = zen g,~a-
- trum aluE-~T -tsncIo.E: ty q. er
l.ArT5--
A-4r -u5.r-iaI,i . HoE, --cz-l24u
ar; f~,rIloil--i "a u,-t = 1.sa-s5n. tt---
"a rs-c..Iars fl4aFs~,. -G~ .t+. ats5l: -
-4as-- - iAyuF 81 .5Jl.rZ tE- n-N Cs5uHIy
d. l4A.l- In- O.A-r Es:E o.. E4a-~- = = ..T
g s-z-alu-ns n - sd CJ-UtE 3 .a- g.
g SOB stgog.- - u-a1--
The Florida star., 1905-04-21


Assssrs - Hassrsss That Ara Havpsafa<
Arv~~a r~ws.
Mr.. J. A. Tsyior, Of Shiloh, wss in
town Tuesday, attending TO some legal
bazne8.
Ars- @. Collins and several Of her chill
dFen went 20 Sc. Aagussihe yesterday %
spend fsu days.
Mits Lila Sanders, Of Cocoa, arrived
Sunday % spend the week with her aunt,
Mu- z w. Hail.
Do scar walls need cleAning2 Alabas-
time Gin do H. See our cd. on page s.
Exn CoAsr LrxBEa d sUPFLY Co.
Jedse Jones has ioinei his family in
DeIsnd this week and from there sill
bold eourt tn Orange and oseeola coun-
tisa.
Citrus sock grown On high pine land.
Iadian River Nurseries, established 1886.
Send for catalogue, Toledo and wess
Palm Beach.
Hon ]. NJ. Cheney, the prominent Re
pubiiean from Orlando, who bumped up
aeaiszs Hon. Frank Clark for congress in
the Last campaign, and sos lefs. ,was in
fitosvsile Wednesday attending TO some
legal baslness.
Mr. and Mrs.. d. b. Pritchard we're both
under the c.re Of their physician isst
week and this. Mrs. Pritehard is nov
rapidly improving and bad . narrow e.
cape from an attack Of peritonitis. Mr..
Prischard 10 up and attending 10 business
again.
Asss Daisy Brady expects 20 leave on
the End Proximo for Camden, s. e, TO
speod Q month or swo with her sister,
Ara y. M. woosen. and will probably be
axay al sammer, part OF the time to be
spenf In the mountains Of western North
Caroiina.
The Mayviiie (rena.) Record, of Mch
cath. contains notice Of the death Of
zephnniah B. Coutaui, the father OF Capt.
Eiwin 9. Ccutans, Of Oak Hill. at the ad.
vsncsd age Of 30 years. The decreased
slso ieft three other sons, one in Jackson
Fttte, Fta-, 4nd tNO IN Iowa
Mr. Lesneur GauIden, Of DeIand, ar.
rived in TtasviIle, his old home, the first
Of the week to spend few days and to
view the Gaulden orange grove, which is
one Of the hourishing places in the Turn
ball hammock just north Of TitnsvilIe.
L-Soeur. by tie way, has grown % tall
thst his most intimate friends hardly
knsw him since seeing him a few years
ago when he was here sailing racing skiffs
on Indian river.
Monday evening = conc-rt Was given
In the opera house for the benefit Of the
IndiAn River band. consisting Of several
selections rendered by The hand inter
spsrsed with popular sOnss and piano
soice by Aessrs- Casileman and HAight,
two travelling musicians Owing To the
very slight attendance tbe receipts Were
light We hope the next benefit enter.
tainment for our band will be more libeT-
ally patronised
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
BILL FOR ST. LucrE COUNTY

Monday wAs rstherA bnsy day in the
legislature. In the senate Mr.. Hudson
presented a bill 10 create -. Lucie Coun-
~ and 10 provide for its organization and
government This is the proposition To
divide this couniy. Mr.. Hudson also in
iroduced bill to punish the sale, gift and
exchange Of intoxicating liquors WiIh lhe
Seminole Indians
TIE ball 20 create the new cnunty of -.
Lncie NAs iBtroduced in the houSe i!.
following dAy, Tuesday
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

Frun DeIAnd News

The effort 90 divide Bevzrd oODnty,
making two couutir= OGt of the one, -
raising quite q storm. We do noI know
the ins aad outs OF this effort. but a. a
raie soch things are worked by aspiring
politicians who cannot oontrol she poll
sics Of the county as constituted hen the
efsoss 10 made. This may not be the case
In Bresard-there NAV be good and saf-
Ecisnt rasons tor making tNo counties
cot of the oue-bu, 81 far the valid rea-
soss appear 10 have been kept in the
sfark.
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
Bits OF FlcT lED GOSSIP.
Currsst Es~ats sf the Present Hssl
Portrayed In Brief.

carrsat Es~ats sf the Present wseA
Portrayed Ia Brief.
We have heard that wedding bells viii
peal jOyo0siy in Titasxille the coming
month
Mr.. X Z MINIS, Jr.. Of Fort Pierce,
vas IN town Tuesday aud shaking hands
with his many friends.
Call ~ Titusville Livery, az rear Of
Robbins las Office, for stylish riQs.
Leave your orders for hauling. both doa-
bie and single. J. NJ osban. proprietor.
Reports indicate that serious damage
Sas done TO the fruit and vegetable crop
in Georgia by the cold wave Of Monday
night. The Temperature Was 81 degrees in
Atlanta Monday morning at 8 o'elock.
killing frosts are reported from Macon
and Augusta and ~ far south as Mobile.
Mr.. and Ms. g. :. Reid, aud Mr..
II. c. AcLoad. of -. Louis. Who left Mi
ami In their lannch las, Friday, the l4Jh,
arrived here "Wednesday. just i've days
making the trip in q boat aboat - feed
long. They had tlse erafl hauled overland
here 90 the tributary waters Of the ~.
Johns, when they continue their water
trip as far a. Jacksonville.
The Daytona Gazette Meas saws that
r. 7. McEadden. Of MrFad.ien's shell
boat fame, has purchased n lot on Reach
street IN the Wilder tract and xilI build q
two story brick store thereon tile coming
summer. The lower floor will be ocsu-
pied by Mr. McFadden With his eurso
store aud rooms upstairs vail br occupied
Tor living rooms.
Charles T. Schneider, of Ocala, has
been in Miami To interest the merchants
IN a project which will require the raising
of some si2, 900. Mr.. Schneider plans on
building hothou-e, which will be able
10 supply the big touris, hotels during
the entire season. The idea is so cover
an acre with glass. 50 that flowers aud all
varieties of vegetables can be grown
Mr.. Max Hoeck. Of Mosquito lagoon.
was here Saturday ~Ith his new auxiliary
yaEl- The boat 10 abuut 10 feet long,
equipped with b. p. cylinder MlAnus
motor and makes miles under poxeT
alone The hull is substantially built,
and the installation OF the motor doe-
Ar. HOeck great cn-iit. IN fact, H. ssIuAI
Ia that OF An expert in thai line The
new craft as nov bviug used 10 convey hI-
garden truck to the place for shipment
north.
Mr II. l.. k"cbersp-rg-r, OF s-A
Breeze, accompanied by hIs brotber-in-
iAH. Mr. VI. u. kDOuit itOn, of Bsliasa,
Maine, wrTe IN TItusyille a lea days Asr,.
guests of the Indian River hotel. Mr.. h.
~As here To s,-e Mr. Basi IN regard o.
leasing The Breakers, at Ia Brrezr. again
this summer. Mr. Hast has concluded q,
give al hIs ATTENTION tu the hotel here
ihIs SIMMER. and since then Nj h has
DECIDED u run the Br-Akrrs this summer
hIn-s-iE
Penney 4 BrAnBiIix are giving aHay .
Victor Taking Machine WiIh ever,
dollar PuTchA-e g-t ticket OH -aHs
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
MUSICAL PROGRAMMES.

The following musical programme will
be rendered at the TItu-ville Baptist
church Faster Sunday At the morning
service.
Blumenlied, d,--------------.--.------ LAnKe
YIolin-ME Vim. WiBieFhsgeB
OTKAH-Nrs DeuhAu
ioKotogy------ ------------ Choir
Hymn I1S-The Rnsy Morn Has R0Iued the
Oaertory- HAllelujAb, Christ l. Risen. spin
ney-Niss Daisy Brady and Choir
Hymn I57-Chrlst the Lord l. Ri-en Today
& hoiT
sermon
The Voice Triumphant StuIts
Mr DrnhAuI
OrRan-MiS Daisy Brady
Hymn iS4-The strife l. D'sr-. Choir
BcncdictIOR
SopranOes-Mrx Harry Wilson. Mr. = 2
Rioe, Mis- Daisy Rrzdy. Miss Ethel Hickson
Alt.-Mrs Lawrence Halle
TenorS-Ar John Walker Mr. Weir
Ras~-~-Nr II y Gibhons- Mr. " Haiker
Niolinisf-MT Wm- WIHtrThAxgu-
Drgznlst and Rreetr-ss-Nr- a. D--Uhsm
S~TyIrra Al n U.olo~k
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

SHOES FURNITURE. DRY GOUT<.
prS~ing books and ~hite cloth
Galvanized tuos, pals. .~A ash basins
JAP-A-LAC colors tinor paint
Bsmt-oo porch shades or blinds
Crushed leather belts, sp~ciAl ~ cs-uis
Bicycle tIres. tAP~~ and -aatriys
Chas- \ Gardner. EIt1sSIiie, Florida
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

AbOut s. scres Of good high Eand or
Ihe eAst or Ocr<n sste Of the Indian riyeg
~ the NSrroxs, ie~r~ibed as foJIoxs- I-os
No. 5, section S, Aiso Los No J, seessou
SO. IN toS SEshiP 81 south, r2nze - e.sI.
This lARd 10 uninPros-d buf Gaely %
Gated Fos further particular. sAdress
e u. Los,
Broektoa. MAss-
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

! izave uf-us-- = Eru-1rTy sI1rt and a -
Restaurant ausi t-Ari.rs .eal-- .u rH.
ScnusrOCr oGli,i'nz. n Iav c.-u-r g
Main ssrssE AEd NAs:4;ustlL 4g~c.a.- A..
so.scIl tie pAsFoEAs,- of 80 fr.-.-.e-
Ma NJ l. PA,.g.E
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
COME

TO The TitusviIie Blacksmith shop -
Sd your work done The Cniy exPsri-
eocca blacksmith in town All ~ork
xusnans-ee and PrOmpiiy agtrEdrd TO-
Work done cheaper than anywhere an
tin SoHa. Also timing. plumbing AMI
xsaeznl repaiFing done A. tie TItssville
klarksmish shop CcSn- on~, Cou1r NJ.
and yea shall be 3ose rsghi hv-
a. g STE1IE
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
Fok SALE AT a BAk6AIS.

After April lst ~e will offer 10 sc--l
milch ooss for sale, all frsh since Jan.
Ist. For particulars sadre--,
r W. ANsDKS. OfnOnd. Pa
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
FUR SALE.

Elas bosiom~d k-h boat and fat tot
toned rpSeoas- Ia good ori-s. Wsl.
br sold cheap. Ibqssre O; Tsk - "a ot!is,-
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
roR sALE-

C.s.asa seed. g. 50 pr 600 f.
Z w. AaSDEN. OrInond. Fla
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

A complete line Of rrntirulen's low cut
shoes- Al shapes and cOIors At Penisey
4 Branninx's-
The Florida star., 1905-04-21
WANTED.

Chickens for killing. hy crates.
VIZ. & CAMPBELL
Aelt-pGrn<. fla
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

The iarY--St ami bs-st line nf iAdI,-- sho.-~
u 90 IL. fund a. Penney & BfauuIuS-
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

When IN ne,-i uf a nic- summer suIi
( call ~ PENNET & BEANNINs.
The ClOthiers and Furu!shsrs
The Florida star., 1905-04-21

Penney & BrAnbinx are giving away
ictnT Taking hSr.IHs Win ever,
dollar pOfChA-e g-J ticket OH -aHs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
FUTURE OF LIVESTOCK
PROFESSOR SHAW MAKES A PIC
TUREsQUE PREDICTION BEFORE
THE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.

The program presented yesterday af-
ternoon at the meeting Of the Mime
sofa Agricultural society was given un-
der the auspices of the Minnesota Live
Stock Breeders association. A signif-
cant feature of the program was talk
by Professor Thomas Shaw Of the Min
nesota agricultural school, in which he
to become the greatest livestock state
in the union.
"Within the next decade or so,'' he
continued, "the livestock industry of
Minnesota will surpass all Of the manu-
features, other agricultural pursuits and
the mining interests Of the state COM
bined. Our state soon will lead all
others in the number and quality of
it's livestock, and that day cannot come
too soon.'
Professor Shaw said that the Min
nesota livestock show at the state fair
is undoubtedly more comprehensive
than the international show at Chicago,
but this standard cannot be kept up
with out suitable accommodations for
the breeders, such as it is proposed to
provide in the livestock pavilion, for
which the society is asking for an ap'
preparation.
At the evening meeting John II
Sheppard of the North Dakota expert
| ment station spoke on the improve
ment Of field crops. He took the view
that it was as much an object of patri
otto concern to do this as to maintain
the stars and stripes at the top of the
flagstaff in the Philippines. The sim
pie act of increasing crops one bushe
to the acre means millions Of dollars
added to the income of the northwest
The other speakers of the evening or
ield-crop breeding were J. E.. Northrup
Minneapolis; Fred Meier, Sleepy Eye
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
RARE DOCUMENT RECOVERED.

The original draft Of the constitution
of the state Of Minnesota, lost for many
years, was turned up yesterday in the
vault of the secretary Of state by George
3. Brown, chief clerk in the office.
The constitution was adopted Aug. 20,
1857, and the parchment was signed by
each Of the delegates to the convention.
The rolls found yesterday include this
document, and also the scroll Of the first
amendments adopted in 1860, attested by
Alexander Ramsey as governor and J. H.
Baker as secretary of state.