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La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Gwyn. S J. Central Block
Gwyn. Mrs B +, Central Block
Gray Patrick Nelsnn Rooms

CARRIER. Gladys. s22 Santa Fe
Gibbs. Elizabeth, us Santa fe
George. Mabel. i0j Colorado
Gardner, A J, 322 san Juan
Gardner, Mrs A J, 81 San Juan
Gardner. Mary. 30 San Juan
GibLs, W S. 2ls San Juan
Geilman. Henry. 5i1 Colorado
Greenwalt, p l., i2l San Juan
Georso. Otto. fU5 Colorado
Ges,eriing. waddy. so1 San Juan
Garcia. Miguel. l.3 West Second
Giger. John. SOC Santa Fe
Henry. Sam. 22e Ration
Henry, Mrs Sam. 222 Ration
Hall. II Z. 500 Colorado
Hall. Mrs II r, s0s Colorado
Harbour. Grant. All Colorado
Harbour. Eda, all Colorado
Hart. Mrs Wilson. SOC Ration
Hart. Wilson. s02 Ration
Hess. Zoe. 502 Santa Fe
Hess. o C. 502 Santa Fe
Humphrey. NJ G. East Third
Hogg, V T, All Colorado
Harding. John. 7i0 Ration
Holly. Mary. sos San Juan
Holly. Edna. sos San Juan
Hodges. Nora. Sherman House
Halberg. Andrew. I03 Colorado
Halb.rg. Mary. 7d3 Colorado
Helm. c +. s2l San Juan
Helm. II NJ. szl San Juan
Hart. Joe. 1902 Park
Hart. Bessie. 1909 Park
Hubbard. T. 4l0 Ration
I Hubbard, Josie X, 40 Ration
Haskell, Mrs A {. 7ls Ration
Hyde. Park. AZ Colorado
Hammons. Jennie. 3ls Santa Fe
Halberg. Annie. 503 Colorado
Handy. p. rs Ration
Handy. Mrs z. 7ls Ration
Halnline, Efne. 3o2 Santa Fe
Haluerg. Arthur. 7O3 Colorado
Harriss. Myrtle. 9ls Ration
| Harriss, Robt G. sls Ration
Henry. Mrs " A. as San Juan
Harey. Mrs } G. 10 West Fifth
Harrison. Mrs Netiie. sli Santa Re
Hess. Mrs Geo l., vi san Juan
Hess. Geo l.. s2l san Juan
Harrison, VI. sli Santa Fe
Harrison. Allan. Sll Santa Re
Han. Ira. s02 Santa p,
Hail. Mrs Ira. so2 Santa Re
Hin. Mrs l. Z. 1Os santa Re
HUI. l. y. 7Os Santa Re
Holt, Edith. IFS Santa Re
Holt. Rena. iis Santa r.
Hayes. Mrs Ada. Harvey House
Hoffman. Ncllle. Harvey House
Habish. Dick. Harvey House
Handy. c l.. ms Ration avenue
Hess. " II. II West First
Herring. Fred. Harvey House
Helm. Ethel. seI san Juan
Hayes. I'd, 3is santa Re
Inhofc. Iona. 10 West Third
lnhofe. \ X. II Nest Third
lngersoll. 5 4. 2is san Juan
lnouey-. Mrs Edith. q West Firs,
jenkins. o T.. io5 Santa Re
Jenkins. Elizabeth. as Santa BE
Jones. Frank. 500 Colorado
Jones. E,ys. 500 Colorado
Jordan. Katy. 5os Santa Fe
Jordan. Mrs Florence. sos Santa p,
JeWett. o Il. 3osi. Colorado
JeWett. o u. 3osi. Colorado
Jones. 4 ;. Thirteenth and colora
Johnson. n. iisis Colorado
Johnson. Mrs Myrtle, llsis Colora
Jenk. ". 5s2 Santa Fe
Johnson. Mrs J. I'll San Juan
Johnson. J. sii san Juan
Jordan. ". eos san Juan
J-ssup. u. g.l san Juan
Johnson. ChAs. ,o2 Colorado
M hFaNAAhbF To- - rsaHA NfAbuA
Kcrns. p. 7oa Colorado
kerns. Mrs r. 502 Colorado
Kendall. c =. GIG Ration
Kendall. Mrs & p. sls Ration
kins. ;. - West First
kins. Mary. "a West First
kinssbury. chas. 5io Ration
kinssbury. Catherine. 5io Ration
Kirkpatrick. Gertrude. Iisis Santa
kin,ner. Gertrude. Third and Color
King. wm. ~ wes, First
kis'r. l. sis Santa fo
kls"r. Mrs ,. sis Santa re
keff-r. Leslie. -: Ration
kcffcr. Mn Leslie. -, Ration
hasten. Louisa. 5is Santa Re
kalcr. y y. s.2 Santa 20
King. I'd. 40. Colorado
kins. Mrs I'd. "a: Colorado
kahl. Roy. ,is San Juan
Kinder. Martha. I'll San Juan
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La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

Bernard. 4, us Santa Fe
Bruner, E a. ~ East Third
Bruner, Mrs E A. East Third
Bradish. Nellie. AS Ration avenue
Burton, Geo. 40 Ration
Brown. Mrs Gertrude. Harvey iious
Boiga. Ala. Harvey House
Bierne. A n, i2l San Juan
Bierne. Mrs A II. s2i san Juan
Barlar, Lottie, i02 Colorado
Bremen. Z V. IA Colorado
Bremen. Mrs V. iIi Colorado
Burnett. J A, East First
Brown. J II. "a West First
Brown. Tiliy. - West First
B-imer. Herman. 40 Santa Fe
Cauley. Lottie. 51s Santa fe
Cheek. Lester. 80 Ration
Cook. T J, T22 Colorado
Cook, Mrs T J. 7ss Colorado
Curry, \ c, 3l5 San Juan
Curry. Minnie. 3l5 San Juan
Curt wright. l. Z. sls Colorado
Cartwright, Lula. 3ls Colorado
Crowson, | ". 3is Santa Re
Crowson, Mary. 3ls Santa Re
Crowson. Mary. 3ls Santa Fe
Chestnut. I'd. s22 Santa Re
Chestnut. Martha. 322 Santa Re
Coulter. Fred. 2Ois West First
Grove. Max. ss2 Santa Re
Cook. " 5. 3Os Santa Pc
Coniln, Geneyieye. s22 Ration
Cralghead. Mrs J d. j02 Ration
Corey. c NJ. 3Us Santa Pc
Clair. W. sos Santa Re
Crosley. ] II. as Santa Fe
Crosley. Mrs II. IiS Santa Fe
Cook, Florence. SIS san Juan
Cook. Claricc. I22 Colorado
Coder. John G. IA Santa Re
Coder. Mrs e. ia Santa Fe
Coxan. W A. 80 Ration
Clark. Ro {. 2lg San Juan
Clark, Anna G, l0is East First
Cox. Harry T.. - East Eighth
Cox. Mrs Harry Z. Is East Eighth
Chutkow. wm. s2l Colorado
Chutkow. Mrs wm. S2l Colorado
Curuutt, W r, West First
Cook, Elmer. 81 Colorado
Cook. Mrs Elmer. s22 Colorado
Cleveland. Guy. i0s Santa Fe
Donlon. Mrs Z. i02 Colorado
Doulon. z. io2 Colorado
Daimler. Mary. sos Ration
Daimler, Ed. 3os Ration
Daimler. Letha. 3oS Ration
Draper. a c. sos Ration
Draper. Mrs 4 c. COS Ration
Draper. Edith. SOS Ration
Draper. Ethel. sos Ration
Draper. Dclmar COS Ration
Drury. VI c. 10 Santa Fe
Drury. Mrs NJ {. no Santa Re
Drury, Mary. 10 Santa Re
Drury. Chas. 10 Santa Re
Dubree. Walter. soc Colorado
Dubree. oma. SOC Colorado
Dunlap. DIX. sll san Juan
Dunlap. Blanch. sll san Juan
Dunlap. Nellie, sll san Juan
Daimler. John. sos Ration avenue
Dye, James X. Simonton Building
Dreshcr. Geo. ishz West First
Drury. M }. SOS Colorado
Drury. Mrs NJ J. sos Colorado
DurrilI. Matte. si3 Santa Re
Devise. p =. %. Santa Re
Daniels. NJ NJ. 3ss Santa re
Durbin. T 4. 5ol Santa Re
Dawley. u \. 80 Santa Pc
Dawley. Mrs II A. 522 Santa p
Davis. " T. > East fif,h
Davis. Mrs " T. . East Fifth
Doyle. Z. 5o2 Colorado
Doran. Jim. as Colorado
Doran. Lizzie. iis Colorado
Derrick. c =. "a West First
EddlemAn. Il A. go Santa Re
EddlemAn. Hat,ie. 81. Santa Re
Erickson. = c. West Third
Erickson. Mrs r q. West Third
English. A W. COS san Juan
English. MaEgic. Sos san Juan
English. John. COS San J,an
Evans. $ o. sol Santa Fc
Evans. Rosie. soi Santa Re
Evans. Geo. 52: Ration
Evans. Mrs Geo. 3ss Ration
Evans. , G. g. Ration
Evans. Mrs = @. 81. Ration
Ellis. Mrs II II. sl3 San Juan
Ellis. II u. si3 san Juan
Erickson. Hous. 80 Ration
f.rns.l. Geo. .lt Santa Fe
ferns.l. Ella. 81, Santa ,.
fnity. N. iis West Second
Fisher. John. 5lt Ration
foh~or;hy. sophronia. 80. Santa
ro.~orthy. u J. 30. Santa =.
Foa~ofthy. Carrie. 10. Santa p.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

sherman. b. l1Si. Santa Fe
Sherman, Mrs } b. lIsi. Santa Fe
stubbs. r F. soS Colorado
stubbs, Mrs X +, s0S Colorado
Swanson. Olaf. go Ration
Swanson. Eta, $50 Ration
spalding. Elizabeth. SOC Santa re
spalding. l.. SOC Santa Fe
Schuyler. II p. sI2 Santa Fe
Schuyler. Grace. sl2 Santa re
spane. Vim. 522 Colorado
Spane. Mrs wm. 522 Colorado
steinhour. Theo. 41s Ration
Short. Tom. 3l7i. Colorado
Short, Agnes, 3lTis Colorado
Stout. Roy. 322 Santa Fe
Syler. X Z. 322 Santa Fe
Sylvester, Florence, 302 Santa Fe
Sylvester, Wesley. 800 Santa Fe
Smith. Robt. 42l San Juan
stevens. Dennis. lei San Juan
Sheely. l.. 90l Colorado
Summerville, G A. SIS Colorado
Summeryille. Florence. gl5 Colorado
Stewart. X X. SIG Colorado
Stweart. Mrs X r, SIG Colorado
Stone. Mrs c A. 5o2 Ration
Scott, Fred c. llsis Santa Fe
Scott. Lora, lisisSanta Fe
Sterkenburg. Edith, 422 Ration
Steyeson, l.. 30s Santa Fe
Schuler. Frank. S05 San Juan
Scott. Bert. All Santa Fe
Scott. Mrs Bert. All Santa Fe
Stone. Geo. 52l Santa Fe
Stone. Mrs Geo. 52I Santa Fe
Steen. W c. 302 Santa Fe
steen. Mrs W {. sc2 Santa Fe
Steen. Harry. ils Santa Fe
Steward. Sam. 2O3 San Juan
Strait. { +. 30l San Juan
Smith. Ray +. Az San Juan
Snow. q II. 3i7 San Juan
shanks,er. 322 Santa Fe
Sharpless. Hilliard. i02 Colorado
schmanke. Frank. 722 Ration
Shields. + A. s West First
Stubbs. \ l.. s2l San Juan
Stubbs. Jessie Z. s2l San Juan
Stubbs. 5 NJ. Columbian School
stubbs. \ Z. Columbian School
shers. Horace. 722 Ration
Sears. Mrs l. z. 3II Ration
Steele. E.b. ilo Santa Fe
Simmons. Anna, sol San Juan
stephens. l. ". IL West First
Talliaferro. Chas. 705 Colorado
Taiiiaf.rro. Mrs Chas. 7o5 Colorado
Thiets. Louis. so2 Santa Fe
Thiets. Ida. so2 Santa Re
Thiets. Dora. 6o2 Santa re
Thorne. Mira. 50s Colorado
Thorne. Nm. 7cs Colorado
Todd. Emma. az Colorado
Thomas. II Il, Second and Ration
Todd. Ira. az Colorado
Todd. II c. 3s2 Santa Fe
Todd. lmosene. 322 Santa Fe
Todd, Rodger. llsis Santa Re
Todd. NJ c. 322 Santa Fe
Thomas. Bert. az Colorado
Thulemeyor. Theo. 5l2 Ration
Thulemeycr. L.luna. 5l2 Ration
Trent. Lena NJ. llsi. Santa fe
Trueblood. A u. sl7 Colorado
Todd. Mrs Roger. lis Santa fe
Tyler. Claude. 40. Colorado
uneapher. NJ T. 322 Santa Re
uncapher. Geo B. i0i Colorado
Van Arnsdale. wm. 3l3 Santa Re
Van inwagcn. II o. simonton bloc
veasie. Minaie. /, East Third
Walk. q. 10 Eas, Second
walthare. virginia. so2 Santa fe
Wells. NJ 4. /. West Sixth
Wood. 5 =. io2 Ration
Woodland. Edna. ~ Nest Sixth
Woodruff. z II. zoe Santa Fe
Woodruff. Mrs z ". 7cs Santa Re
Woodruff. r T. ,-s Ration
Wood. o. slt Santa Fe
Wood. Laura. 81, Santa Re
Watt. " A. 20. Ration
Watt. Caledonia. .oe Ration
wildin. y :. as Santa re
wiidin. Mrs T. 5. iis Santa fe
wldin. wm. ,i9 Santa Fe
worman. Ira. y: Santa Fe
Walker. I'd. az Colorado
Walker. John. az Colorado
Wilson. Jos. AZ Colorado
wclsc. Walter. t2i San Juan
Woods. $ X. Jos Santa re
Woodruff. James. Sill San Juan
Woodruff. Mrs ]. Sill San Juan
Wells. Mrs 81 4. - wes, sixth
wisdom. Frank. sos Colorado
Wisdom. Mrs Frank. scs Colorado
Wall. Mary. - wes, rirs,
Wall. Ira. ~ wcs; First
Watt. " ". Is West frs,
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

Marsh. A E. sos Santa Fe
Meyers. Andy, ili Colorado
Meyers. Mrs Andy, 4ls Colorado
Miller, Hattie, 3ie Ration
Mosher, Jesse, $40 Santa Fe
Mosher, Mrs Geo. SO Santa re
McCauley. Nellie. SOC Santa re
McCauley, NJ X, SOC Santa Fe
Miller, NJ F, so2 Colorado
Miller, Mrs VI F. so2 Colorado
Mcdonald, NJ ", 502 Ration
Mcdonald, John, j02 Ra'on
Mcdaniel, ". sls Colorado ave
Mcdaniel. Louisa, si2 Colorado
McAfee, Fannie, ios Santa re
Moore. Mrs John. 222 Ration
Moore. John, 2e2 Ration
Morris. Mrs II II. 522 Colorado
Mayhem, Forrest. si1 San Juan
Mayhem, Mrs Forrest, sl7 San Juan
Madigan, John, AZ Colorado
Madigan. Mrs J ". Az Colorado
McDade. Ed. 3l7 Colorado
McDade, Mrs Lizzie. 3l7 Colorado
McVay. Chas II, GA Santa Fe
Mcvay. Catherine, 6li Santa F.
Mcdonald. Sam, 3ls Ration
Mcdonald. Mrs Lulu. 3is Ration
Miller. l. ]. i2l San Juan
Miller. Adella. N. i2i San Juan
Mcdonald. Angus. j02 Ration
McFadden. D V. simonton Block
Motealf. T F. sos Ration
Metcalf, p, sos Ration
McGeeney. Grace. SIG Santa Fe
Moo,z. Victor. Harvey House
MoOiz. Mrs Victor. Harvey Houss
Miner. + T. AZ Colorado
Miller. Z. Simonton Block
Marsh, d. 20 West Third
Mcneil. Geo, sos Colorado
Mcdonald. Clarice. 5o2 Ration
Mccartney. U ". iOs Colorado
Mccartney. Mrs o W. ios COLORADO
Mahoney. l. 5, 6lS Santa Re
Martin. Herbert. i2l San Juan
Milton, o, 322 Santa Fe
Marguardt. Mrs J. so2 COLORADO
Marquardt, J. s02 Colorado
Mahoney. Mrs l. =. els Santa r.
Mayer. Herbert II, sI5 San Juan
Mayer. Laura 4. els san Juan
Mcndelson, Mrs r. 702 Santa Fe
Mendelson. r, 7o2 Santa Re
McNeal. c II. $50 Ration
McNeal. Mrs c y. $50 Ration
Maxwell. ". 80 Ration
Maxwell. Mrs ". 80 Ration
Melcham. T W. ~ san Juan
Melchcr. 4. East Fir.t
McGlothlin. | W. 2o7i Colorado
Miller. NJ NJ. i.i San luau
North. Hannah, .0s Ration
Near. Geo. coz Ration
Near. Mary. coz Ration
Nishtwine. Phil. 5ol Colorado
Norman. Chas. lisis Santa RE
Nichols. Frances. az Colorado
Nichols. Edith. 32s Santa Fe
Nichols, Kate, 322 Saua Fe
Mum. Knox. Harvey Hous-
Nichols. " \. ls West Fifth
Nash. c h. FL San Juan
Needles. Alice, 5os Santa p.
o'Connor. Agnes, Ios Colorado
o'Connor. Mrs Il NJ. 5os Colorado
o'Connor. Nell. 7os Colorado
o'Connor. " ". 7Os Colorado
o'a. Frank. Harvey Hous.
oriusky. c J. sls Coioafo
Orr. ID NJ. M san Juan
orr. Dan. ~ san Juan
Owen. Mrs @ ,. CO., Colorado
Owen. g =. so2 Colorado
ohiey. Bell. 80 Ration
Pitts. Susan. 10 West Third
Potter. John :. West Third
Potter. Celia. West Third
Potter. A II. West Third
Patterson, II W. s02 Ration
Pierce. Z W, $40 Colorado
Peoples. II g. g0s Colorado
Peoples. Bessie. .os COLORADO
Posz. Katy. 5is Santa Fe
PosE. Joseph. SIS Santa Fc
Pierce. Jane. 5i5 Colorado
Painter. 5 ". 3os Santa Fe
f"yion. II T. I.l San Juan
Patterson. Mrs II NJ. s0s Ration
Patterson, u NJ. sos Ration
Payne, Mrs $ NJ. - East Fourth
Payne. X A. IL Eas, Fourth
Porter. Mrs NJ y. 500 San Juan
peareo. I'd. sis San Juan
P.arce. Mrs Ed. SIS San Juan
Pra,x. Mrs c \. 7o5 San Juan
Praiz. c A. 1os san Juan
Parks. Gladys. SIC Ration
Parks. Irene. 5is Rsion
Push.e. John. 81, Ration
P.arce. q ". IL; Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Third Ward

Aihey. " A. 50S Lincoln
Athey. Josie. 800 Lincoln
Athcy. ] n. 800 Lincoin
Albera. Victor. 20 BeiIevtev
Albsra. lola. sos Beiieviev
AIsbeook. O ". scl Mapes
Asbess&. Mrs y ?. ~ Mapis
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02
NAPANEES TO BE HERE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

In arranging with j. A. Sternad
to play his big school act-The Nap
anees-here Friday ard Saturday ev-
enings, Manager w. S. Snead is
bringing bunch of good vaudeville
actors to Daytona to entertain the
local people. There win be four per
formances by these artists. matinee
and night each Of the two days. The
principal act will be the school room
musical comedy and in addition there
villa be four all star vaudeville acts
consisting Of Ledger. the original
bounding Dutchman wizard of the
tight rope, Walker Baker. the boy
frum hum" Butler & Dorman, cork
screw dancers and. singers, and Miss
Myrtle Miller, Americas greatest
buck and wing dancer Miss Miller
carries dancing mat weighing $50
pounds.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

n 900 on first mort
gage. Address X this office. 68-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

First Lady treading Z newspaper)--
This golf seems to be 4 very danger
Gus game. Did you see what hap
pened to q man named Taylor? He
went into bunker and was in two
when he came out.
Second Lady-How dreadful!
Eyes. here are the words: Taylor
getting out In two, Braid secured Z
half"
docs 1t say what happened to the
other half!'
mo. but there was worse to follow.
According to the report, Taylor then
fell altogether to pieces.@
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02
zAMoNl ATTRACTION
At THEATER TONIGHT

lamont. the great psychological
demonstration, will be the attraction
at the new Daytona theater tonight
and from reports Of Zanonfs work in
other cities the entertainment Of
fered the theater patrons in Daytona
tonight win be one Of the best of the
season. The tests given by Signor
Zanoni demonstrate the influence of
one mind over aother and some Of
his tests are considered almost be-
yond comprehension.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02
PROGRESSIVE NEW SMYRNA
ATEW SMYRNA is situated IF

ATEW SMYRNA is situated IF
IN teen miles south Of Daytona
and is an ideal spot reached
from Daytona by hard surface road
winding through one of the most pic
turesque parts of Florida
With its ancient ruins dating back
to time when the history of man
runneth not, interlaced with wires
of the modern telegraph and tele-
phone, its miles of she'll streets IS
hard and smooth As floor and over
arched by hoary forest giants that
grew in stately grandeur during the
lapse of bysone centuries, New
Smyrna is truly 4 place Of romance
and rest.
All nature here is very inviting to
the tourist and pleasure-seeker. Here
too is to be found the best fishing and
hunting in the state Of Florida
The people are thrifty, the bust
ness men entsrprisinf. and all unite
in extending the welcome hand Of
Hospitality to stranger. There are
FIVE church edifces for white people
and an equal number for the colored
population; the town has an excel
lent high school = splendid public
library, aad up-to-date business
houses.
There are any number of pretty
homes for the permanent population.
which numbers close to 1000 and
some very fine winter residences.
There are food hotels and boarding
houses where you can find accommo-
dations to meet your requirements.
Adjoining New Smyrna is as fine a
section of vegetable land as can be
found anywhere. This land has been
divided into small farms which can
be bought at reasonable prices. Some
Of the finest celery grown in the state
| is raised on this land. All other veee
tables grow in abundance, and here
too, is the home Of the famous India ar
! River oranges.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02
loo and Milk.

Ice to keep milk from becoming too
warm In summer; Ice to warm it in
winter. In cold weather scientific
dealers use ice just the same. When
milk Ii being transported long dis.
tances in temperature below or
around zero it would freeze into u
solid mass if it were not kept warm.
Stoves won't do, but ice in the refris-
orator cars ut ;: degrees keeps the
milk from freezing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

liz annual reception and bazaar
- Dayeona Industrial School for
-. 0afb Was held ct the school
- @ Second avenue. Wednesday
qoo0 and evening. Fancy articles
- on sale and refreshments were
y sold. Visitors were entertained
"a Old plantation melodies sung by
1Dils Of the school.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

M Louis p. Baya. WHO conducts a gen.
cal Insurance business in Jackson
A)1le. was in the city Wednesday &C.
mpanied by C. d. Dunlop, vice
1eaident Of the Proyidence-Was
IN Fire Insurance company, of Prov
.3oence. r. !. This is Mr.. Dunlop s
MT visit to Daytona and he was
l1leafay pleased with the city and
grounding territory. Col. c. NJ
I Rlngham. OF the Bin CHAM & Thomp.
seon Real Estate e Insurance com
sDony took Messrs. Baya and Dunlop
64ut In his automobile and showed
43eem over Daytona, the towns on
&he peninsula and the ocean beach
1uTing the afternoon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

BgunSwtck; deputy United
UorDhal. NJ, In the city from
va1bo Wednesday for the pur
80 eunmoning> w. w. Dougiaa
eaUDoog - . witness IN Z caDe
bEo Ne FEDERAL court u Florence
kC.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

The steamer Republic was found to
- not quite in readiness to make
The trip to St. Augustine today as
expected. but her place was supplied
~ tAe Two Friends. Of Port Orange.
vhtch Capt. Ben Mccoy chartered
~ the occasion. Capt. Mccoy will
lave the Republic ready for the trip
- Saturday, however.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

- Dosothy fssse Of New Brit
Coma. i II: guest Of Mn. E.
J Oatss 4 her homo on Magnolia
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

feJAone y win call for your clean
y aal Dr~ssing. 4 BURNETT.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

Nseu9y wood for sale. Drop card to
- Kingston. Kingston. 70-et
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-02

Is ePedigreed bull terrier pups fol
Inle GA So. Palmetto. 74-6t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26
THE POULTRY SHOW

The poultry show at the Blue Grass
fair the week of August 18th to 18th,
is going to be a feature Of outstand.
ing importance. A classification en-
bodying prizes for PCS different classes
Of poultry and pigeons has been open
ed and every indication points to a
record-breaking entry list. Mr.. S. B.
Lane, of Spiceland, Ind, has consent
ed to judge the poultry. DR.. C. W.
Trap, of Lexington, viii judge the
pigeons. The show is being managed
by men who have been prominent in
Blue Grass Poultry association, who
are thoroughly in touch with poultry
conditions throughout the south and
who feel sure of being able to bring
to the Blue Grass fair such an entry
list as will make a most ereditable and
desirable show.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26
SPEED PROGRAM
RUNNING RACES WILL BE GIVEN
ON EACH OF THE SIX DAYS
OF BLUE GRASS FAIR.
Each Day viii Witness a Cup Rae
Open to All Members Of the Gen.
tlemen's Driving Club of
Lexington.

An excellent speed program has
been arranged for the Blue Grass fair,
which win be held at Lexington the
week Of August 18th to 18th. On each
of the six days will be given running
races and on Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday there
will be races for light harness horses
as we'll On each of these days will
be witnessed a cup race open to mem
bers of the Gentlemen's Driving club
of Lexington and one of the several
races for which monetary prizes are
offered.
The 2:16 trot Is scheduled for the
afternoon of Monday, August It'll; the
two-year-old Tot for Tuesday after
noon; the 2:20 pace for Wednesday;
the three-year-old trot for Thursday,
and the 1922 trot for Friday. In both
the 2:16 trot and the two-year old trot
at the Blue Grass fair last year new
records for the season were set.
There is every reason to believe that
these events will be equally interest
ing in the contests which they offer
this year and will probably bring to-
gether a larger number of horses.
The most attractive feature in the
matter of running races will be a spe-
cial race for gentlemen riders, which
has been gotten up at the request Of
members of the Lexington Polo club.
In this club are being developed a
number of expert horsemen and the
Gentlemen's Cup race will bring to-
gether eight or ten of these, mounted
on some Of the best thoroughbreds to
be found in Central Kentucky. This
race viii be put on Monday afternoon.
the opening day of the fair, and is GER
tain to prove one Of the most attrac-
tive features witnessed during the
week.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26
woMAN's DEPARTMENT.

The Woman's department Of the
Blue Grass fair, which will be held al
Lexington the week of August 7th tc
18th, is more extensive and important
this year than ever before. The pre-
MUM list has been improved and en-
larged and classes are offered which
cover specifically almost every kind
of women's work and table luxury
To this department is given up the en-
tire third floor of the large Floral hall
On the second floor of the building are
attractive booths utilized by Lexing
ton merchants for the display of their
wares. AS for two years past, the Flo
raj hall viii be under the direction and
management of Mr.. G.. Norton Sharpe
It promises to be more attractive
from every standpoint this year than
ever before.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26

The most remarkable opportunity
that has ever been offered the people
of Kentucky IN musical way will be
the appearance Of the famous United
States Marine Band, which comes
from Washington City to play at the
Blue Grass Fair at Lexington through
out The week OF August It'll to 18th.
Conceded by competent judges ev-
eTywhere to be the best organization
of its kind in the world, the fame of
the Marine Band has extended to ev-
cry section OF the country. 1t may be
truthfully stated that in very large
degree it was this band which made
John Phillip SOusa the noted band
master. famous. Under his direction
the Marine Band attained a degree of
eminence that brought it into interna-
tional prominence and during the term
OF its present leader, Lieut.. William A.
Santelmann, it has fully maintained
the standards then set
The mere statement that the Marine
Band is coming to the Blue Grass Fair
carries with it a tremendous testi-
monial of the Importance of the big
exposition which viii hold forth at
Lexington during the second week in
August. Never before has this noted
organization appeared on the grounds
of any fair-state, district or county.
Indeed, only in instances of the largest
expOsitiOns, such as the Worlds Fairs
at Chicago and st. Louis, has it been
allowed to lesve Washington. It's com
ing 70 Lexington is the result of three
years work on the part OF the man
agemeRt of the Blue Grass fair.
Efforts have been made continuous
ly for each of the past three years to
secure this great organization. but
without success, until the present sea
son. And in this instance the result
has been achieved only through the
powerful influence of Hon. Champ
Clark, speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives, who through personal eff
fort secured the consent Of the Presi