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on
TUESDAY, AUGUST /. 1911.
at o'clock P. NJ.
First-No. 1911 Williamsburg Ave-
nue., two-story four or five-room
frame dwelling. The lot fronts l6 feet
on the south side OF williamsburg
Avenue. and runs back between paral-
lei line; to right OF way of the South
ern Railway.
Secondhand Immediately after the
above sale: No. s24 Graham Street
F'ulton). The improvements consist
of a one-story frame store and two
story frame dwelling combined The
lot fronts 30 feet on Graham Street by
a depth between parallel lines OF 10
feet to alley.
1hird-Nos. SIC and SIS Graham
Street. in Fulton. The improvements
consist OF two frame tenement dwell
ings of about four rooms each. The
lot fronts 81 feet on Graham Street
and runs back 10 feet TO an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months. for
negotiable notes. with interest add ed,
and secured by deed OF trust on the
property; or for all cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
McVEIGH 6 GLINN,
Auctioneers
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UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphoistered Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods:
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUMID.
LEY. I'll East Broad. Madison 1900.
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RottreE.

a $1,000 STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS
IN neSllSee shirts must be be sold ut
COSY. This stock includes patterns
, mhich VIII please the most fastid-
1ous OF men. Also good selection
OF straw hats at and below cost, III
II. GARNETT. Eighth and Main.
WANT ED. The PUBLIC r3 KNOW;
Inet JAtiNkE BROS. jewelers.. yi2
Eass Main street, buy, sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN TaL.
LATEST STYLES Old gold ana sii.
yer always taken In e>chanRe
MODERN MANTELS; Tile WORK OF
every description. IL. +. e & BRO
~ East Main Street.
We WILL GIVE sIoO FOR ANY AT
,ection OF the eye. ear. nose or throat
we ran to Improve HlLLCEEST
NAIORlCM. second and Franxl.n
-
X. r.. COSBY. ELEC. AND NIGH. co.
Madison $500, 2l0 East Marshall; ali
%ork guaranteed.
nG ;. BROS, PRACTICAL FL0OR
"rkei3; all kinds If Ii1ols l.t!i
scraped and polished; old floors re1,.
ovated; pnrquet floors a speciality
none Madison s063 +. s address
ilol East Clay street.
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CIIT-!BoRAZo SHOES.
MeettngS.

q MASONIC NoTfcE.@A SPECIAL
~ 10, a. F. and a. NJ, will be-
held at the Masonic Temple FRIDAY.
2Sth instant, at 1880 o'clock P. M.
Members OF sister. lodges and tran
silent brethren are fraternany Invited
to be present.
BY order of the Worshipful Master
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secrctarv.
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Qutolllnhiles for Sale

BARGAINS, NEW HUD-
son SO touring car. model 1911: seats
three months. presolite gas, specd-
o!act"r. hrdss clock -Xtcl tires; nov
stored IL Gordon Motor Company's
Garage. l2l7 West Broad Street Call
for car No. 2229
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&edI Gstats for @aIR.

on THE BEAUTIFUL JAMES RIVER
five miles by water, eight miles By
acres. dwelling fruit: exceilen
neighbors; oyster ground; $4,000. 4
rare chance to get water frontage
SOMMERVILLE TRUST CO., INC.
NeWport News Va
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Acting under decree OF the Amelia
circuit Court. dated March 20. 1911. In
the cause OF Baker ct ais. VS. Robinson
ct, ais. the undersigned special COM
missioner. appointed for the purpose.
wiz sell BY public auction. on the
premises. on
FRIDAY. JULY rs. 1911.
at L. NJ.
the above mentioned house and lot
The lot fronts about "A or % feet. and
runs back 10 an alley. The house con-
tains six rooms. The location is one
of the best In the city for renting.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the ball
ance In equal payments at six and
twelve months. deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes of
the purchasers with interest from date
OF sale. and title retained until ali Of
purchase money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court
THOMAS X. HARDAWAY,
Special Commissioned.
The bond required to be g.vn by the
FOREGOING decree has been executed
with approved security.
S. l. FARRAR, Clerk
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All See Great Benefits.
roadway along the proposed part to

park boulevard
All See Great Benefits.
Preston Belvin, president OF the
Good Roads Association, spoke strong
Is in favor Of the convention and fore
saw large benefits to the cause of good
roads everywhere. 1t WILL make mora
Gel tain the location of Richmond along
the great capital to capital trunk line
without which 1t would forever be a
slue-station. He would rather see a
good road built from Richmond to
Washington. he said. than railroad
Mayor Richardson spoke warmly in
FAVOR OF the proposition. pointing out
TIE impetus that would be given to
road building in the State by practical
demonstrations by the best engineers
OF the country. While he is opposed
20 spending money needlessly. he
thought that there is -.ch .ung as
wise expenditure. Every dollar spent
iurthering the convention will bs we'll
invested and Will bring large returns
Inc several committees which Will
nave the practical end OF the cow en- :
ton in charge have already bcru APP
pointed and have entered upon their
duties. An effort will be made to have
PRESIDENT Taft attend. because of his
ueep interest in tho movement. The
exhibit building at the State Fair
Grounds has been secured for the ma /.
chinery displays and the Auditorium
mas been reserved for the opening day
| speeches The lectures will be given
on improviscd platforms In the ma
chinery hall on account of the greater
degree of convenience and urefulness
winch such an arrangement affords.
The SocinI Textures.
The Jcial side @; the convention will
be provided -: In characteristic vir-
ginia style. with smokers and ban
quets to the delegates and important
speakers.
At the meeting yesterday. which
was presided owed by President II. w.
| Wood, of the Chamber of Commerce.
me following We're present: Mayor
u. c. Richardson, T. NJ. Darlington.
first vice president of the chamber; w
I. Reed second vice-president; ]. q.
, Corley, chairman of the Convention
Committee; Preston Belvin, president
CT the Good Roads Association; e. C.
Pelouze, III. w. Anderson and ]. O.
| Easley. Committee on Streets. Roads
and Parks; Captain St julien Wilson,
State Highway Commissioner; ]. 70,
pennypacker. Jr.. secretary American
| Highway Associations; w NJ. Martin
secretary Petersburg Chamber of Com.
| merce, and w. T. Dabney, e. S. Good
| man and r. A. Dunlop. OF the Cham.
Der OF Commerce.
New Contributions.
frtk,
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mi8rellauenus.

HUMAN Hat BoUGHT AND SOL6
at HUGHES'S. 2O9 North ThIrd
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S5Du;;sG."55rl duD slrr svlute

FOR SALE, TWO EXc>ELLES.T:7 DRAFT
horses; one weighing about 1000
other l.2OO pounds. both aged twelve.
Prices very reasonable. j. w ROW
ELL, Wakefield, Va.
WANTED. LOCO LEGHORN BULLETS.
Weighing from one and a nalf
pounds TO TWO and II half pounds. in
lots OF from 20 upwards. VIII pay
small advance over market price
Write. stating the number you have
ana their ages, whether white or
brown. Address MANAGER GLEN
AkNON EARN. Steernes. Va
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DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, NO.
t2s GoDDIN STREET. IN THE CITY
OF RiEnMOND.
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Blooms dIanten.

WANTED@YouNG Man WoULb IfKE
to rent furnished room. convenient
to bath; in private family preferred.
Address F 291, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, THREE OR FOUR JNFUR-
nished rooms for light housekeeping
in West End. or would take second
floor with party. Address b 10l.
care Times-Dispatch
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SITUATIONS, a5rofessinnal.

AN EDUCATOR or LONG AND sue,
cessful experience desires position in
IN esta blished school. Latin, GceeH,
rIehch, English. literature history,
ihnaasnematics; highest testimonials.
Aoaress Box !, Esmont. Va.
FEABODY STUDENT DESIRES POSE
tioh as teacher of piano in school
or private: referencus exchanged.
- log. care Tlmes-Dispatch
WANTED, POSITION AS TEACHER
IN pubic nigh or graded school; six
Years experience; first grade certifi-
cate in fun force: testimonials the
best. Address ID 22i, care Times.
Dispatch.
" ANTED. BY GRADUATE OF TUE
virginia state Normal School and
teacher Of experience, position 10
.each: seventh. eighth or ninth grade
work preferred: testimonials fur
nlshed. Address IT." Box zoe. Char
lottesville. Va - &C.
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apetion Scales. Ubts Zap.
By r. B. Chafnn & Co.. Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. ll1S East Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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Neal estate Q.04ailten.

WANTED, FOR QUICK AND LIB
eral purchaser, james RIVER colonial
homestead; must be attractive and
Wei preserved. j. y. Connolly d
CO.
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Dpr S5ate.


CHEAP. ALL KINDS. OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JET
sERSON LOAN OFFICE. liU5 East
Main Street.
FOR SALE. CHEAP TO. QUICK PUR-
chaser, good grocery business in one
of the best locations in the city.
anxious to Tell at once. Address
+ al2. care Times Dispatch.
STRUCTURAL IRON, STEEL AND
pipe OF every description cut To order.
SLARENCE COSBY, 1929 East cary
Street, Richmond, Va
WANTED. TO SELL ONE BARK MILL,
with pulleys and shaftinS. comnleIe;
two sets corn burrs. with pulieys and
shaltins, complete: one boiler and
sagihe Zoe I horsepower sqch rGr
OPERATIVE GUANO CO, Black
stone. Va.
ONE RuNABoUT, $50; ONE SURREY,
$50, one road cart, SIS: buGgies.' sur
reys ana runabouts at cost 10 te
dnce stock on account of rebuilding.
Come early and get the best. T. ii.
DUKE q CO. S04 Brook Ave
STEAM HEATING PLANT COMPLETE.
with boiler and radiators good as
new: one set Jones wagon scales
BLCFORD & CO.
FINE FURNITURE. 2I0 EAST MAR
shall. Madison $500.
ELECTRlC FANS ALL TYPES AND
sizes: highest grades. with each
guaranteed for one year. X. r. COS
EY FLEC. AND MACH. CO, 2l0 East
Marshall, Madison $500.
FOR SALE. VALUABLE LAW LIsRA-
Virginia Reports. Virginia Law Reg
ister. CIC. and various text books,
at a bargain. a list Will be sent
upon application: Address Box No.
THIRTY-SIX MILLION FEET NORTH
Carolina pine timber on a 7-cent
freight rate to Norfolk, Va. AS much
more adjoining can be bought. D
10. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. AT $500. SECOND H AND
equipped with clock. Windshield and
speedometer; just overhauled. cost
with equipment. when new, over 3d.
vv0. Apply Z. .. Box y26. Richmond
a CHANCE OF, a LIFETIME-FoR
liveries in West Virginia. Address
{. HUDGINs. Ronceverte, W. Va.
ICE CREAMS" ALL FLAVoRs AND
styles. WlNSToN'S Phone madison
S + G N D-HA.:D. I2-HoRsEPoWER
traction engine, boilers. engines. all
sizes anu styles: betting :uew and
useu,' hangers. shatting. pulleys.
wood working and other machinery
anteed. l. BLUFORD & CO, 1885
1872 E. Cary Street.
SCN YOUR VEHICLE WHERE QUAIL
ilty is evident in every particular
we carry a full line of up-to-date
vehicles OF all kinds. Your patron
age solicited. 4. MEYERS SONS,
~ Z. Cary Street.
FOR SALE. CAR. SCRAP IRON, CAST
lngs, wrought and steel J. NJ
ONERTON, Mt Gilead y. C.
FOR SALE, BUSINESS STAND. 22XSa;
two stories high, with elevator and
stock o. stoves, agateware. earthen-
Ware, furniture and wheelwright
stock hearse and undertakers' sup
plies; old age cause for selling. p.
.. Box 1875, Manassas, Va
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ElarS far $ens.

lover FLAT. 2242 PARK AVENTE:
six rooms. hot water heat; modern
2242 a Park Ave-, or phi me Madison
7760-J or 6605.
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EIk51![ sSIsE5zA

FOR REST AND RECREATION
.Virginia's leading all-the-year Noun
ain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for book
let and rates Address w. G. HAMIL-
TON, MANAGER
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AurtIoH &aales. future asap3.
BY McVeigh & CHM.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
NO. lll2 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
32ll Williamsburg Ave.
824 Graham Street
8lo and 818 Graham St.
AUCTION SALE
OF
TUESDAY, AUGUST i. 1911.

At the request of the owners. we
VIII offer for sale, upon the premises.
on
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Gnal ann 0dlonD.

LONG HAS WOOD THAT BURNS FREE
and makes quick heat. Just the kind
for summer use, also filling up cell
i lars for next winter at summer
= prices It's fine. Yard 1906 West
Broad. Phone: Madison 1869.
KINDLfNG WOOD. EXCELLENT ron
Light cooking. sl.5O helf- cord Phone
Madison III. SAMUEL II. COTTREI,I.
G. SONS
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WANTED. FOR U. s. Army, ABLE
bodied. unmarried men, between ICES
OF eighteen and thirty-five. citizens
OF United states, OF good chari.cter
read ana write the English Language
for information apply TO Recruiting
oi1cer. $50 +. Broad St. Richmond, or
lbl y. Sycamore St. Petersburg. Va
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pelp, Hlale ann 1femaIe
s5nlltlrors ana ssalesmsn.

WASTED. EXPERIENCED ffPHof,.
sterer and drapery salesman. Apply
to MIR. C. a. NoURSE care w. 3.
and salary.
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hand mechanical tools Apply JET
.ERSON LOAN OFFICE. lIU5 East
Main Street
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F" ANTED. POSITION BY AN EXPE-
Tieneed bookkeeper. graduate OF the
Duhsmore Business College. best OF
reference Address H., lOi Richard
son Street, Staunton. Va
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FOR SALE. CHEAP TO. QUICK PUR-
chaser. good grocery business in one
anxious to Tell at once. Address
u az. care Times Dispatch.
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sDitllalluun QaanlrO, .Uiale

UNREGISTERED DRUG CLERK OF
eisht years practical experience ope.,
70 Tor position. Full particulars and
references given in person. Address
= 22S. care Times Dispatch
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STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL AND
pipe OF every description cut To order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1879 East Gary
street, Richmond, Va
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MODERN MANTELS; TIDE WORK OF
eSeiy description. H. +. Z & BRO
III East Main Street
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-03-24
RIDE ON ONE TICKET
WITHOUT VIOLATING THE
RULES

A special to the New York World
from Muskegee, Okla, says that Mrs
Frank Scott of Highland, Kan, has
been married only ten years and has
given birth to nineteen children
Thirteen of them are still living, and
all under five years The World cor
respondent says:
Recently the SCOTS, deciding that
they must have more land, went to Al
berta, Canada. They were not salts
fed there and returned. On the re-
turn trip Mrs. Scott and her thirteen
children all rode on one first class
ticket. At Omaha the conductor made
vigorous protest.
Madam, you cannot carry whole
Sunday school along with you on that
one ticket" he said, "and you need
not tell me those are all yours. You
will have to pay for some of them. /"
THE rules of this railroad provide
that child under five years may ride
free, when accompanied by its parent,
with first class ticket, don't they?"
asked Mrs. Scott.
"They do, but you will have to show
me-.
Mrs. Scott dug down into her valise
and brought out the family Bible, in
which was recorded the names and
ages of each of the children. The con-
ductor had to give in. The mother
and children occupied five double
seats in the homeseekers' car and
paid for only one.
The names and ages of the children
are: Ashbell, Archer and Austin. trip
lets, four and half years old; Ar
thur and Arnold, twins, three and a
half; Allan, Almon and Albin, trip
lets, two and half; Albert, Albion
and Adolph, triplets, eighteen months;
Abel and Abner. twins, six months.
Mrs. Scott is thirty years old, and her
husband is only year her senior.
The mother and children are now
in Highland, Kan, while the father is
in Oklahoma, seeking location. He
probably will buy some cheap Indian
land
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CALL FOR MEETING or sUPERIN.
TENDENTS

Tallahassee, Fla, March 10, 1911.
To the county Superintendents OF
public instruction:
In accordance with paragraph 2,
section 142, of the general statutes OF
the state of Florida, / hereby call a
convention of county superintendents
and other school officials to be held
in the city of Jacksonville, April 10,
20, 81, 1911.
I earnestly recommend and urge
that each board of public instruction
defray the necessary expenses of the
county superintendent, at least one
member of the board of public instruc-
ton, and one high school principal
while in attendance upon this conven-
ton
If it be found inexpedient to defray
the expenses of the high school prin-
cipal, kindly arrange to grant a leave
of absence for as many of the high
school principals to be in attendance
as possible.
A program of the convention, to-
gether with a full information con-
corning the same will be sent at an
early date.
Please advise me at your earliest
convenience what your board has
done looking to a proper representa-
tion from your county.
Yours very truly,
w. NJ. HOLLOWAY,
State Supt. Pub. Instruction
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NO POVERTY

There will be no poverty in the
world 100 years from now" says Ed
ison. in an interview in the Cosmopol-
itan. There is no limit to the cheap
ness with which things can be made.
The world will soon be flooded with
the cheap products of machinery
not the poor prducts; the cheap pro-
ducts. Why should we expect power
ty to continue?" asked Edison "Pov-
erty was for world that used only
its hands. When men used nothing
but their hands poverty was most in
tense. Now that men have begun to
use their brains poverty is decreas-
ing In short. the changes that are
coming will, according to this seer,
be most wonderful- changes about
which no one can today do more than
dream"
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HOW WE FARM

We are farming not alone for our
selves but for tie whole world.
The report for February of the
bureau of statistics of the United
States department of commerce and
labor shows the enormous extent to
which this is being done.
In February of this year 10. 75O 600
bushels of corn were exported, being
6,25O.O00, more than the total for
February. 1910.
Exports OF wheat last month" says
the Washington Dispatch giving the
bureaus report, were 1888, 900 bush
els, against 100000 a year ago; OF
-four $4,000 barrels, against 529, 900
in 1910; of meat and dairy products,
$1O,75O,OOO in value, against $9,75O.-
900 year ago"
Cotton exports also showed a
tremendous increase-for February,
1911, 41O,OOO.O00 pounds; for Febru-
airy. 1910, 16s,OOO,OOO pounds.
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FOR NORTHERN TOURISTS TO
READ
w. NJ. HOLLOWAY,
State Supt. Pub. instruction.

G. W. Bennett, who lives on the
Maxine road and to whose home SO
many tourists go for a pleasant out
ing, had a thrilling experience and
narrow escape recently There is a
natural pond in one corner of his
large homestead and many alligators
use it as a nesting place, among them
a very large and dangerous one. 1t is
Mr. BENEFITS custom to purchase
meat in town for the pets. A few
days ago he approached the pond to
feed them when the large gator
turned on him. Mr.. Bennett fed
towards the house with the animal in
close pursuit, overtaking the gentle
man at the door. With blow of his
tail he knocked Mr.. Bennett down and
bit at his body, the teeth penetrating
the clothing only. Fortunately Mr..
Benefits son, young man, was
visiting his father and in the house.
He succeeded in driving on the gator
before it was able to infiict injury
upon the fallen man.-St. Petersburg
Independent.
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DEATH OF {. S. ROGERS

We regret to announce the death of
Mr.. Edwin S. Rogers, youngest son
of COL and Mrs. R. F. Rogers, whose
corpse was brought to the city Friday
for interment He was % years of
age on the 10th day of Feb, 1911.
He married the daughter of Col. S.
D. Hays of Jackson, Tenn. They have
one little son six years of age.
Edwin was reared in Lake City. He
was a healthy, robust boy, and grew
up to manhood here. While yet in
his teens he became afflicted
with tubercular necrosis, a species of
rheumatism. With the assistance of
his father, medical skill was exhaust
ed to no avail. He had been living
at his fathers home at Lynne since
he became afflicted. except when away
under treatment of eminent physic-
ians and in sanitariums.
He left home on Tuesday, the 14th
inst, to go with his wife on visit
to her mother in Jackson, Tenn,
where his wife's sister is to be mar
ried on the oath inst. He and wife
stopped off in Atlanta on Wednesday
morning, the 18th inst, to spend a
few days with his brother, George
Rogers, who resides in Atlanta. Be
ing somewhat fatigued from his trip,
he retired Wednesday night at about
ten o'clock, and the death angel came
and called for him before day. He
passed away while asleep.
The remains were inferred in the
city cemetery here on Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock, the funeral took
place from the residence of DR.. e.
Riviere, being conducted by Rev. S.
H. Thompson, pastor of the Baptist
church.
The deceased's father and mother,
and his ave brothers and three sis
tiers were here at his funeral His
lovely wife and little boy turned back
from Atlanta and came with the re-
mains and his brother George to Lake
City.
The deceased was devout Chris
tian. member of the Baptist church
and young man Of strong faith.
To the bereaved family we extend
our sympathy. Lake City Reporter.
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A PROCLAMATION
The Call of Florida.

1t is meet and proper that one or
more days be set aside as day on
which all of those interested in the
development and growth of our grow
ing and prosperous state should make
special effort to cause its manifold
advantages to be known to the out
'side world.
All boards of trade of the various
cities and towns, city councils, county
commissioners, newspapers, public
spirited citizens, or visitors having an
interest in the state should, on one or
more special days send their acquaint-
ances, relatives or other persons,
postal cards, pamphlets and news
pepers containing articles specially
descriptive of their immediate neigh
borhood and county, and of the state
at large.
THEREFORE, Albert w. Gill
christ. Governor of Florida, do hereby
designate
MONDAY, MAY FIRST, 1911
as the day upon which the call of
Florida shall be made, feeling sure
that the call will be made in such a
manner that it will be answered by
many future Floridians who are now
residents of various portions of our
great country. and of various por-
tions of the world at large.
In testimony whereof, do hereunto
set my hand and cause to be affixed
the great seal of the state, at ITALIA
hassee, the capital, this 18th, day of
March, A. D. 1911, and of the indie
pendence of the United States the one
hundred and thirty fifth year
ALBERT w. GILCHRIST,
Governor of Florida.
BY the governor, attest:
H. CLAY CRAWFORD,
Secretary of state.
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To pEArH PENALTY

The bill to abolish the death penalty
does not find favor in the Ohio legis-
lature. AS horrible as it is to take the
life of man. even by legal methods,
it seems that it must be done in GER
tain cases. Eevrywhere that the pen
atty has been abolished, 1t has proven
mistake, and some of the states are
returning to the older method of pun
ishment. 1t is hard to get away from
the old Masonic order Of an eye for an
eye. and tooth for a tooth. Orlando
Reporter-Star.