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cipals to satisfy any judgment that
may be rendered against the said ad-
miniStratOr. executor, guardian or
trustee. it shall be the duty of the said
court or Judge TO issue an Injunction
or restraining order upon such terms
as he may deem proper. enjOining the
said principal or principals from sell.
ing or disposing of his or their land
or property. or so much thereof as may
be necessary for the protection of such
surety or sureties. until the final dis
position of the said suit. In such pro-
ceedings it shall not be necessary. for
the surety or sureties to admit or show
that any amounts are due by said ad-
ministrator. executor. guardian or trus-
tee: provided. however. that the Judge
granting said injunction may vacate
the same upon the giving by said ex-
ecutor. administrator, guardian or
trustee. adequate security to be ap-
proved by the court to said surety or
SuretieS conditioned to save him or
them harmless for all loss or damage
he or they may sustain as such surety
or suretieS-
Sec 2 That this act shall go into
effect upon its passage and approval by
the Governor.
Approved May II. 1905.
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CHAPTER 5397-CNo. 26O

AN ACT to Prescribe the Time for
Holding the Terms of the Circuit
Court in and for the Sth judicial
Circuit of the State of Florida.
Be it Enacted BY the LEGISLATURE Of the
State of Florida:
Section l. That from and after the
passage of this act. the time for hold
ing the terms of the Circuit Court in
and fol. the sth Judicial Circuit shall
be two regular terms of said court
held in each county of said Sth Circuit
each year. to be known as the Spring
Sec. . The Spring Term of the Cir
cult Court for the Sth Judicial Circuit
shall commence in the county of Levy
on the 4th Monday in March; in the
county of Baker on the LIST Monday in
April: in the county of Putnam on
Of Bradford on the 4th Monday in
April: and in the county of Alachua
on the LIST Monday in May.
The Fall Term of said court shall
commence in the county of Levy on
the 4th Monday in September: in the
county of Baker on the 1st Monday
in October: in the county of Putnam
on the End Monday in October: in
the county of Bradford on the 4th Mon
day in October: and in the county of
Alachua on the End Monday in Novem-
Der.
Sec. 3. That all laws and parts of
laws in conflict with the provisions
of this act be. and the same are here
Sec. l. This act shall take effect
Immediately upon it's approval by the
Governor.
Approved May 26. 1905.
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CHAPTER s4O1-(No. 3o)

AN ACT Relating to Binding Witness
es Over by justices of the Peace and
County Judges When Sitting as
Committing Magistrates, to Appear
Before the Grand Jury.
Be il Enacted BY the LEGISLATURE Of the
State of Florida:
Section L. 1t shall be the duty of all
Justices of the Peace and County
Judges. when sitting as committing
magistrates. in all cases where the de-
PENDANT shall be held to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury. to give to each
before the said grand jury, a memo
randa in writing. stating the date when
the next grand jury shall meet before
Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the
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CHAPTER 54O7-(No. &C.

AN ACT to Provide for the Payment OF
Mileage to Sheriffs When REQUIRED
to go Beyond the Limits of the State.
Be it Enacted by the LEGISLATURE OF the
State of Florida:
Section /. That the Sheriffs of the
several counties of this State when re-
State to bring back prisoner charged
with any offense against the criminal
laws of this State or one who has been
convicted Of crime in this State. and
has escaped shall receive the sum o.
five cents per mile for the actual dis
lance travelled and in addition thereto
the actual and necessary expense paid
out for and on account of returning the
prisoner TO the State of Florida.
Sec, >. That this act shall go into
effect Immediately on its passage and
approval by the Governor or on its be-
coming law without his approval.
Approved June 8. 1905.
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conflict herewith are hereby repealed
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
upon its approval by the Governor, or
its becoming a law without such APP
prevail.
Approved May 81, 1905.
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CHAPTER 5403-{No. 32D
AN ACT Relating 10 Motions for New
Trials in Civil Cases
Be it Enacted by. the LEGISLATURE Of the
Ctak af


Section l. Motions for new trials in
civil cases shall be made within four
days after the rendition OF the v1rdict
and during the same term. but the
fudge upon cause shown may within
such four days and during the same
term by order extend the time for the
making and presentation of such mo-
tons, not to exceed fifteen days from
the rendition of the verdict. In all
cases of extension OF the time for MAX
ing such motions, copy of the motion
to be presented to the judge shall be
served on the opposite party. or his
attorney with three days notice of the
time and place that the same Will IL
presented and heard.
1t shall not be necessary to incor-
porate in any motion for d new trial
any matter in pals previously excepted
TO. for the purpose of having the same
reviewed by an appellate court
Sec 2. The Judge shall have the
power to hear and determine any mo-
ton for new trial III vacation and any
such adjudication thereof in vacation
shall be entered in the minutes of the
court and shall have the like force and
effect as if made during term time.
Sec s. The provisions of this act
shall not apply to criminal causes
Sec 4. All laws or parts of laws in
conflict with the provisions of this act
are hereby repealed. and this act shall
take effect Immediately upon its pas
sage and approval.
Became law without the approval
of the Governor.
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CHAPTER 54o5-(No. 34D

d II
AN ACT to Require Proposed Constitu-
tlonal Amendments to be Displayed
at Voting Precincts on Election DAYS:
Be it Enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
State of FIorida:
Section l. Whenever an amendment
or amendments to the Constitution of
this State are to be voted upon at anv
election the County Commissioners of
each and every county in this State
shall have any such amendment or
amendments printed in clear and leg
ible type and copy thereof conspic-
uOusly posted at each voting precinct
in such county upon the day of cleo
ton Such printed amendments TO be
furnished the County Commissioners
by the Secretary of State.
Sec 2.-NOthing in this act shall be
construed as repeating the law reouir-
ing constitutional amendments to be
published in newspaper in each
county of the State.
Approved May 10, 1905.
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county commissioners in each county,
to cause to be printed. slips. glued to-
gether in pad form, for free distribu-
ton to the Justices of the Peace and
the county Judge III their respective
counties. to be used for the purposes
mentioned in the first section of this
act. Said slips shall be in the follow
ing or like form:
ate) .. ...........
You are required to be and appear
before the grand jury as a witness in
the case of the State of Florida VS..
that meets at..
......on the. day of. 10.
Sec. g. An Intentional or habitual
disregard by any committing ma SlS-
trate of the provisions of this act shall
subject him to suspension from Office.
by the Governor. on the recommended
ton of the grand jury
Sec. 4. This act shall go into effect
on its passage and approval by the
Governor.
Approved June 6. 1905.
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CHAPTER 5i09-No 81 !

CHAPTER 5402-(NO. 31.)
AN ACT Relative to the Taking of De-
positions in DiSbarment Proceedings.
Be It Enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
State of Fiorida:
Section 1. That in all disbarnent
proceedings heretofore or hereafter
brought dispositions may be taken on
commission by the State or respondent
under the same circumstances and in
like manner as is provided for the TAX
ing of dispositions in other civil causes.
See 2 All laws or parts of laws in
conflict with this act be. and the same
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3 This act shall go into effect
Immediately upon its passage and ap-
prevail.
Approved May is. 1905.
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Be it Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Florida:

Section 1. When the records. or any
material part thereof. in any county
IN this State. concerning the title 70
property. have been destroyed nv nrs
or other causes. 80 that a connectea
chaln OF title cannot he TAKEN
therefroin- and any peVon w
corporation Is possessed az any
abstracts. copies. minutes eNfractS
mans or plats. made from said rece'"tt
before such destruction. the Board ~
county Commissioners Of any SUI"
county NAV acquire such ahstracss.
copies: minutes. extracts. maps -
pats IN whole or in part. as the Boe.1
NAV determine. or copies Thereon:
De placed in the office Of the clerk ~
the circuit Court for the use OF tns
puone as part of the public records.
tne following manner: LIST the a.
Soard shall determine. nv an ently
IN th<ir minutes what abstracts. coy
- minutes extracts. mans "r tne
81 owned bV any I,-rSun or Cofior1ttosl
tI'N desire To- acquire for the use
tne public. 2d. The, said Eoarn y.
county Comm shall thereurr
cause a petition in the same OF SUI
county. to be presented TO The Ju1.
OF the Circuit Court of the CIRCUIT ~
Wnfch such county is situated. So
ting forth what abstracts. copies msa
uteS. extracts. mans or plats. so ms
CURED. and giving the name OF ~
person persons or corporation ~
ing tne same or in possession tns1
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CHAPTER 54l4-(No. 40
AN ACT to Enable any County IN tnc
State of Florida in Which the Rec
ordS. or any Material Part Thereon.
Concerning the Title 10 PROPERTY.
Have Been DESTROYED by Fire OF
Other Causes. so That a COnnecfed
Chain of Title Cannot be Taken
Iherefrom- TO Acquire BY Condemna-
ton any Abstracts. Copies. MinuteA
Extracts. Maps. or PlatS Made Prom
Such Records. or Copies Thereof. for
the Public use as Part of the Pubic
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CHAPTER 63ss-(No. 22O

AN ACT to provide for service by
publication upon unknown parties in
interest in property involved in GER
tain Chancery Suits and for DEGREES
and Other Proceedings After Such
Service:
Be it Enacted by the legislature of the
State of Florida:
Section 1. If any complaint In a
suit in c1ancery for the partition of,
or for the auieting of title to. or clear
ing a cloud from. or for the enforce
ment of mortgage, or lien against or
fOr specific performance Of a contract
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CHAPTER 54O4-(No. 33.)

CHAPTER 5404-(No. 33.y
AN ACT to amend Article ). Section
State of Florida: Relating to the
Record and Conveyances of Real Es-
Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the
Section l. That Section 1878. of the
Revised Statutes of the State of Flor
ida be amended to read as follows:
Section 1878. In order to entitle
any of the instruments named in the
preceding section. or any other inStru-
ment concerning real property to such
record, the execution thereof must be
acknowledged by the party executing
the same, or the execution thereof by
the said party must be proved by a
subscribing witness thereto before the
officers and in the form and manner
following:
In this State.
II such acknowledgement or proof
be made before any Judge Clerk or
Deputy Clerk of any Court of Record
or United States Commissioner. or a
Notary Public. or Justice of the Peace,
OF this State, and the certificate of ac-
knowledgement or proof shall be under
the seal of the court or of the officer
as the case may be-
-.. Without this State but with
in the United States.
If the acknowledgement or proof be
made out of this State, but within the
a Commissioner of Deeds appointed by
the Governor of this State or before
3 Judge or clerk of any court of the
United States or of any State, Terri
tory. or District. having seal. or be-
fore Notary Public or Justice of the
Peace of such State. Territory or Dis
trict having an official seal and the
certificate of Acknowledgement or
proof shall be under the seal of the
court or officer, as the case may be-
In Foreign Countries.
If the Acknowledgement or proof be
made in any foreign country, it may be
made before any Commissioner of
Deeds appointed by the Governor of
this State to reside in such country or
before any Notary Public of such for
eign country: having an official seal. or
before any Minister. Charge d'Affaires.
Consul. Vice Consul
Commercial Agent, or Vice-Commer-
cial Agent of the United States APP
pointed to reside in such country. and
the certificate of acknowledgement or
proof shall be under the seal of the
officer.
Sec. 2. That all laws and parts of
laws In conflict with this act. be. and
the same are hereby repealed
Approved June L 1908
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CHAPTER 54Oo-(No. 29p
AN ACT to Provide for the Privileges
of Witnesses in Investigations and
Statutes Against Bribery, Gaming
the Statutes Against the Illegal Sale
Of Spirituous. Ninous or Malt Lii
QVOrS.
Be e Enacted BY the Legislature Of the
State of Fiorida:
Section 1. Witnesses Privileges: No
person shall be excused from attending
and teStfylng. or producing any book.
paper or other document before any
court upon any investigation or pro-
ceeding or trial, for a violation of any
of the Statutes of this State against
Bribery. Ga inning or Gambling. or of any
of the Statutes against the Illegal sale
of Spirituous. vinous or malt liquors,
upon the ground or for the reason that
the testimony or evidence. documentary
or otherwise. required of him may
tend to convict him of a crime or to
subject him to penalty or forfeiture:
but no person shall be prosecuted or
subjected to any penalty or forfeiture
for or account of any transaction. mat
ter or thing concerning which he may
SO testify or produce evidence. docu-
mentary or otherwise. and no testi-
mony so given or produced or given
shall be received against him upon any
criminal investigation or proceeding.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect i'm
mediately upon its approval by the
Governor.
Approved June 1. 1905.
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CHAPTER 53ee-fNo. Ply

AN ACT to Define Legal Holidays in
the State of Florida.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Florida:
Section l. That wherever In con.
Florida. reference is made to Legal
Holidays. legal holidays shall be I'M
derstood to be the following:
The first day of the week. Sunday:
January 1st, New Years Day; Janu-
airy 18th. birthday of Robert E. Lee;
February END. Washington's birth
day; April Goth, Memorial Day; June
Srd, Birthday of Jefferson Davis: July
4th. Independence Day; First Monday
in September, Labor Day: General
Election DAYS; Thanksgiving Day:
December 25th. Christmas Day: Good
Friday: and also the day known as
Shrove Tuesday. commonly known as
Mardi Gras Day. in counties wherein
there may be a Carnival Association.
Approved June 5, 1905.
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90SO-(NO. L3-D
AN ACT Fixing the time for Holding
Terms of the Circuit Court in and for
the Sixth Judicial Circuit of the
State of Florida
Be it Enacted BY the LEGISLATURE Of the
State of Florida:
passage of this act. the time for holding
the terms of the Circuit Court of the
Sixth Judicial Circuit shall be and is
hereby established as follows:
There shall be two regular terms of
said court held in each county of said
circuit during each year. to be known
Term
The Spring Term of the Circuit
Court shall commence at the county
day in February: at the county site of
DeSoto County, on the first Tuesday in
March: at the county site of Polk
County on the third Tuesday in March:
on the fourth Tuesday In March; at
the county site of PaSco County on the
second Tuesday in April; at the county
site of Monroe County on the fourth
Tuesday in April: at the county site of
Hillsborough county on the first Tues
' Sec. 2. The Fall Term of the said
court shall commence -n the county
of PascO on the first Tuesday in De
tOber: at the county site of Polk
County on the second Tuesday in Oc-
tober: at the county site of DeSoto
county on the fourth Tuesday in oc-
tober. at the county site of Lee
County on the second Tuesday i'm No
County on the third Tuesday in No
vember; at the county site of Monroe
County on the fourth Tuesday in No
vember: at the county site of Hills
borough County on the second Tues
Sac. z An laws and parts of laws in
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FAcTs AND FANclEss

Velvet two piece gowns are to be
very much worn this winter. They are
made en- prineesse, the skirt perfectly
plain and the bodice forming heart
shaped corselet as far as the bust line
where II meets yoke Of lace or chlf
fon. The bodice is usually trimmed
with an embroidered galloon. The
skirt Is faced several inches deep with
cloth to give II Hrmness and TO keep
the circular sides from sagging. The
velvet gown should have a good silk
lining to hold out the heavy material.
Chiffon velvet In light shades will
make evening coats and dresses. There
IL new shade In this fabric-Dresden
blue-thst II charming.
The only kinds Of separate blouses
permissible this season for afternoon
wear are the ones that matcn the gown.
Of chiffon cloth or silk and the dainty
lingerie Affairs. II ls very swagger
just at present to have concealed In the
folds of the blouse the owners Initials,
worked In small embroidered letters.
Boxes OF ruchlng. all white, six
pieces In box. are selling In the shops
for % cents.
The new Panama cloths have little
checks, dots and figures woven In.
ne waist pictured Il Of white crepe
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WILL BUILD NEW ROAD.

sausalito. Cal, Nov. ls.--A new rail-
road into Californis from Boise City,
Idaho. with lines tapping the rich min.
ing, lumber and grain belts OF Wash.
ington and oye9't andi tsiminas ling
in sausalito. with ferry service to San
Frhneiseo. Is what was promissh To
the Sausalito town trustees at their
last regular meeting. The proposition
was made by q representative of the
California Inland Empire Railway, back
ed by the resources Of st. Louis capi-
talists and the st. Louis Trust Com
pany.
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pn5es.-
The fashion for combining furs stil
holds good. bat conservative wearers
prefer their fur wraps to be Of one va
riety.
Undyed mink II an expensive fur,
but pelt that will outwear almost all
the others with the exception OF seal
skin. Mink will be very smart this
season made up In stole and muff sets.
Bands Of narrow fur trim many Of
the seasons most exclusive gowns. par
ticularly those Of velvet.
The fur coats In the shops are gor-
gcous. Baby lamb and broadtaII are
made up In boleros and sealskin In
kimono shape.
Muffs are large and fat and often
much trimmed with fur tails or rufiies
Of lace falling dalntIly at the sides.
Cords and insets Of Persian embroid.
cry. together with elaborate buttons.
are to be seen on many smart fur
coats.
Coque boas have handsome muffs TO
match. These sets are charming In
light colorings.
The stunning fur coat illustrated Ia
Of sealskin In long hip length. The
revers. collar and cuffs are Of hand
some mink. The buttons are enameled
affairs, and the lining is an exquisite
shade Of mauve damask.
JUDIC CHOLLEr.
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jasper and malachite surrounded by
narrow rims OF metal. For white o.
light cloth crystal buttons are effect
I've. Tho bead button Ia novelty
formed of q small cut bead inclosed
In an epcircling rim. and an embroid
cred button with q design worked In
cclored silk on a light background ID
always pretty and attractive.
The calling gown illustrated Is OF
gray green henrietta cloth. The train
ed skirt has q putting Of the material
at the bottom. The plated corsage
boasts q vest Of cluny outlined with an
embroidered galloon green. black and
white colorings. The sleeves are taken
up In tiny tucks on the inside seam
and finish at the elbow with lace ruff
ses. The hat 10 q green silk beaver
trimmed with black plumes.
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SIMPLE HEALTH RULES.
Temperance, No Worry, . Youthfs1
Mind, Pienty of sleep.

Temperance, No Worry, . Youthful
Mind, Pienty of sleep.
A famous New York physician, now
hale and handsome at seventy-fye,
sums up his half a century Of medical
practice and observation In these
simple rules OF health:
Flrst.-Be temperate In all things,
In matters OF amusement or study as
well as in regard TO foods and drinks.
To be temperate In all things. how
ever, does not imply that one must be
a prohibitionist about anything.
Second.-Don't be afraid to go to
sleep, for sleep Is the best restorer Of
wasted energies. Sleep q certain num-
Der OF hours every night and then re-
member that a short nap during the
day Is a safer rejuvenator than cock
tail.
Third.-Don't worry either about the
past or the future. To waste a single
hour in regret for the past js as sense
less as TO send good money after that
which has been irrecoverably lost. To
fret oneself about what the future may
have In store In about as reasonable
as TO attempt TO brush back the tide
of the ocean with a broom. Worry. Of
whatever kind, banishes contentment,
and contentment Is necessity Of
youth.
Fourth.-Keep the mind youthful.
Live In the present with all the other
young people. Don't get to be remi-
niscent. Let the old people talk about
the past. for the mere act of thinking
about old things reminds the mind Of
Its years. "reminiscences are danger
GUS, whether they be soothing or sweet
or sad. for they characterize old age
and must be sedulously avoided BY
those who would be ever young.
Fifth.-Keep up with the times.
Don't fall behind the procession. To
accomplish this learn one new fact
every day. The mind that is satisfied
to live upon the lessons II learned In
Its youth soon grows old and musty.
To keep young It must be fresh and
active-that Is, abreast with the times.
The old methods Of thought and the
old facts may have been correct enough
once upon a time, but that time has
passed. Today they are obsolete and
only amusing as relics Of antiquity.
To remain young. therefore. one must
keep the storehouse Of the memory
clear Of all such rubbish. Throw away
one Of the mildewed relics every day
and replace II with some newer, fresh
er and more up to date fact.
Here, then, Is this New York physl-
clans secret Of perennial youth In a
nutshell:
Be temperate! Don't be afraid to 20
to sleep! Don't worry Keep the mind
youthful. And - keep up with the
times!
II Is not difficult rule Of life to fol-
low. II Is ever SO much easier than
wandering about strange lands In
search Of hidden springs. II Ii some
what pleasanter than stewlng over III
smelling crucibles. Moreover 1t has the
advantage Of being thoroughly prac-
ticable, which makes It well worth
trying.-New York World.
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Cain. ana IN. cre...

The symbol Of the cross was asso-
ciated with the earliest coins In Chris
tendon. and today the crusade Is one
Of the coins Of Spain. A cross was
cut on Anglo Saxon and Norman
money that II might be readily broken
into halves and quarters for giving
change, and when cut coins were abol-
ishei money continued to be marked
on one side with the cross, like our
modern aorin. In this way II became
common In the sixteenth century to
say, HE hasn't a cross" as We say.
HE hasn't a penny" Shakespeare
frequently uses II In this sense. and
-Massinger played on the double mean
ing OF the word: The devil sleeps In
my pocket. have no cross 10 drive
hip from it"--London Expresa.