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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-07-05

the City Board of Education to
succeed G. FL. Sullivan, resigned.
Mrs. Mike Fry and her father,
James L. Townsend, are spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
Townsend at Obion.
An additional room is being
being built to the parsonage this
week. Brother McKelvey seems
to be pretty good carpenter him
self.
Among our many pleasant call
ers Monday was G. d. Pierce of
Big Sandy. Mr.. Pierce reports
very good crop prospects in his To-
cality.
Cashier W. II. Hooser of the
First National Bank of Wartrace
and little son, Master Fred, of War
trace spent the Fourth here with
relatives.
The frame building heretofore
occupied by j. G. Presson, drug
gist, on the southeast corner of
Court Square is being dismantled
this week.
Mrs. j. B. Anderson and chill
dren of Memphis have been spend
ing a few days with her father, j.
G.. Presson. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Bragg.
Harry McElyea had the misfor-
tune to lose one of his fingers
Tuesday. He was feeding a plan
er at his fathers shop when the ac-
cident happened.
The County Republican Execu-
tive Committee held a meeting
here Monday afternoon. A cam
paign committee was appointed
and other business transacted.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Stagnsr of Big
Sandy, died Friday and was buried
Saturday. The family have the
deep sympathy of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Ballard and
Mrs. Greene Watson of Piggott,
Ark, are visiting the family of
Newton Ballard and other relatives
Mrs. Watson is. a sister to the Bal
lard boys.
Mrs. T. w. Saunders and little
Miss Theo attended the funeral
and burial of Tom Greene, railroad
agent at Jacksonville, who died
suddenly Wednesday morning, of
paralysis.
Isaac N. Lawrence of Shreve-
port, La, was called here Saturday
by the illness of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Lawrence, who
have been very sick, but we are
glad to learn that they are better
Quarterly Court convened here
Monday for the July term with a
full attendance of Magistrates.
The appropriations totaled about
$500. j. Il. Gullett was elected
County Surveyor to succeed l. N.
Bridges, resigned, and Dock Ok
ford was made a Notary Public.
Anent the discussion in regard
to Camden Cemetery, we have urg-
ed heretofore that a sexton be
elected and paid by the citizens of
the town to look after the GENE.
terry. Perhaps better arrange
ment would be for the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen to take over
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-07-05
Marriage Licenses.

AFRO. Mitchell and Eulah Reed,
Oliver Nash and Eva Houston.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-07-05
Rub My-T will cure you.

Try The Chronicle for three
months; only 25 cents.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

right angles 100 feet. thence northwest
eriy at right angles 26 feet; thence
northwesterly at right angles 100 feet
to place of beginning. Together also
with . proportionate right in and to the
said Daisy ditch, for water; also with
all Of the improvements thereon.
Now therefore, l, J. A. AReRae, Pub
lie Trustee Of G.sfissd County, Colo.
rado, named aHd designated - such in
s:id Trust Deed, By virtue Il ths
power s.d auehsrity eoafesrsd upon ne
. sch Trustee h and By saiA Desd Of
Trust, do Asreby give aoEiee tha& o.
No.day, the 30th day Of Deesmbes,
A. d. 1919, at the hour Of two O'Clock
in the afternoon Of aid day, will
expose for sale and sell at public auc-
tion, at the front door Of the court
house in the Town of Gleawood Springs,
Colorado, for the highest and best price
the same will bring in cash, the land,
bitches and water rights situated Ia
Garfield County and hereinabove de-
scribed. and al the rignA, title, benefit
and equity Of redemption, Of the said
Lew l. Thomas and Phoebe J. Thomas,
tleir heirs and assigns therein, subj ject
only to redemption as provided BY law.
Dated ut Glenwooi eprings, Colorado
this 25kA day Of Novenbef, 1919.
J. A. NAeRAE,
Public Trustee 0arfie3l Coanky.
FSsst publieak;ea Nsvenbef 20, 1919.
Last lablisatisa Dses0bsf %, 1912.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
VICTORY FOR ITALIAN PoRTlA
Woman Lawyer in Rome sisnaiixss
Debut BY Obtaining Concession
for Her Client.

After a determined fight. signorfna
Teresa IAbriola professor Of pAilos-
ophy in the Roman university In
Rome and 4 distinguished leader Of
the feminist movement In Italy. has
succeeded in asserting tho right o(
women lawyers to plead before the
courts. Her debut has Just taken
place before the Military Tribunal.
where she defended private accused
Of having slapped his sergeant in the
face
The court was crowded. chiefly with
officers and lawyers, who eyed the
slim and attractive looking young
Portia with curiosity. Signorina Le-
briola wore an elegant black silk cos
tune, trimmed with old lace, and .
large picture hat. She was entirely
self-possessed. Indeed. the president,
Colonel Delfino. and his fellow judges,
appeared far more perturbed than
she.
The charge was 4 very serious one.
and the prosecutor general asked for
an exemplary sentence-four years
imprisonment. But after IN impas
eioned address by Signorina Labriola,
who was often interrupted BY ap
applause. the accused man got OF
with only four months. Signorina
Labriola received the congratulations
Of the court and Of all the lawyers
present.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
S0AIil1ESS o. the Won DI
tssU 0s0saaa oSsssasy FsSs6 ~ Wsv
- Pt0ssa lsfs 10 ~ CIV -

CAassss u. cFsas tssk frs0 ~
Dse6stbeok Dasos e tAia yslIsV sas1-
6oas1 tAaE looAoA so0stAiag hho ~
soA3AsAls041 ha1ttsaAl Un1EsA Oen4ss
ssrrsae1-GAla DaastasA.
"WAseo . ~ tAiak I fssaA thisr'
- asksl. vaviAG 4 st . gresD aFosAd
hin.
OF ssurss nesoAy kasv. bat slH
possA that Mr.. Cross hsl bsaa diggiAs
In the family archives. aad haA cons
aoross . bit q monsy.
NY nsa have bssa taafiaS down
Tie Old Ritter h0ass. UD ia the loft
they fosnA pigeons nest he house
AeA beea deserted. the windovs
broken. and The pigeons had taken pos
session. In use - Q part Of the nest
was this money. You can see 1t 10
Of Greek Issue. - it 10 marked duo
drachmae:' but how aid 1t get into
an Irvington house, and in q pigeons
nest4''
Demarchus C. Brown, ono Of the lis
teners. was showing increasing inter
est. Il think I have the mate to that
piece OF money" he said and he took
from his pocketbook . duplicate. Il
believe. also, that I can unfold the
mystery. Years ago. when teaching
Greek At Butler college I had some
Greek money that I had brought homo
fro0 Athens. THIS money was sx.
hibiteA in tAs elassroea. aaA I save
. two AraeA0As piecs - . Greek stu-
6sot Who was thea nving II the Rit-
ter house. have no loubt that It
was left there and that the pigeons AFT
erward appropriated It. That was Q
good many years ago. and II was .
long ways from Athens. but It proves
In another sense that the world isn't
SO big. after all. ll."-Indianapolis News.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
A. / DxxSeA t6ilsr ~ pvspkssr
I'LL MADE 4 comrRlevT,oa
oAsAN oAessd ts~s Wha1
~ No. 0ooieoA.

OnsA = Q nseth ~ - ~ =
~ AsaA q esAlssr sAasa0aaAA. ~
- 0aaae ~ 4 tahas ~ q asllst
Ds0asa1Asas - ssEs saabas0 -
49, ~ Osaa1lly DssaaaAahla 0asa
e1AaA0 ~ "aaiss- - ~ 00a -
baaDagSaA ~ 0otAa4 ~ 1aaGA4 ~
- - easoa0lanl
-0A. 1aa1is sosaaA0a1 ~ Ana0h10
boosoely. ~ ~ hsa0s ~ Dsshs1,
Assk - bay1nG sGnR ~ ~ ~ -
a0AA ~ ssos Oss1 ~ vsa11
lnoNo Q esaoao q hs1aBas q D1oa1fs
- NJ AFsas0.s ThOo - . al6o -
~ Dss0azaE1se b. naEk ~ -
nasa ~ . bstsas vAaa - vsse
o0~Aova.
WA JeAaais. ~ = Os1a0 - ~
osAool. eaAs hsos ~ svsaAAO -
AsUaeAt . bottis ~ - ~ bsaoh9
Vfth haraeaFAsl 10 esaAs.
0oGhae oAAo ho0o 0o0 10Ua1OUa
~ going - b AsR laa0AGsTs Soo0
~ pst tvo bsttlss q HlaA1As os1se
t0e3oA o. tAo Dresser. xAss0, AAneA,
tar." shs ~. - - Da11sl ~ -
tAe hack. "lssk what naeo 0A00A
Soa havs.-
Big brother cane hs0s ffoo ~
s0cs, and. handing Clara . 0aeka0A
said: Here. Bis. you're pretty eee1
lister. Here's four bottles q Blake
sunburn chaser. bravsd . 6s0aft
0ent store for you today"
Directly after the preosatafaeo
sDeech of big brother. in cane father.
AnA With . fathers proaigality for bis
cAly daughter. he handed her . pack
age with the remark: There. daugh-
ter. l know you can use Blanks toilet
lotion in quantities. And. II . far
ther can't buy his daughter eight bot
ties without . ,murmur I don't believe
be thinks much Of his little girl.
dianapolis News
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
NOTICE OF Pu1z.Io 11usfn's

Default having bses made ty J. B
Waasef in ehe payment II certain in
terest due On that pfoMiss0rj note pay
s6le 10 tie orler Of Z. A. Douglas, and
secured BY . certain deed Of .rust dat
ed the 30th day Of March, 1910, record
~ on the 7th dav of April, 1910, in
book 81 at ,.Sge 81 f The Garfield
County, Colorado, records, by reason Of
which default the legal holder Of said
note has declared all Of the said in
debtedness mentioned in aid trust
deed due and payable and demands this
foreclosure.
Now, therefore, fosr weeks' public
notice = heeeby givea that ], tie IN
dsrsigsed, - trustee Of aid dssl Of
ts.se asstis.sd, aad under its powers
s.A astAseity oad fer IL usss a,d
puspssso tAsesia stassA, win ell at
psiks Asslisa fer ~ AieAssG aaa bsst
leiss ~ ssos VII ssiag h -, -
SGseaAy, o. lea dav e DsssGhss.
lDlA cGuAo Asae q ~ $3.50 -,
9 =. Assae dsse = - ssne1H esss6
60 e os.deA "a alaAp .x o..
lsl1s1v n xA'et ~ ]ssa llNesG
0U90 y
alats Il 1eassads, te-wtt, 5;e :,
. OsaAaAeiag q ~ q y s9pss. e
~ q v. y e IL q Z. = - 6ss(ssa
=, fWp. {, q Z ~ Weat e ~ "a
p. H. Al . point rnnniAx tksnss nortA
80 rsAs; tAeses wet lSO rsds, tAsaes
ss1tA e5 IL rods; tAeaes sast 10 ssds,
thence II Is rods to ths plAes of b.
ginning containing - aeres, nses q
less
Also liz interest in and to the Jay
Bird ditch and a liz interest in and
to the Mockirg Bird ditch and liz
interest in and to the water rights be-
longing to each Of said bitches, being
1-12 of 'prioritics Nos. 55, 50, 62 and
102. according to the decrees Of the
District Court of Garfield county, Colo
RADIO, for water district Number Is,
except . certain note for the sum Of
$612.50 and due On or before thrcs
yeaEs fFea tA3o Aate and soeu1e1 by .
aee1 e tFOe - ~ dbosO auR1boa
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
Some Fish Reports.

One thousand sword fish were
raught in ten days in August BY Nova
Scotia fishermen, one ship bringing in
Eve tons. AS a consequence the mar
ket was glutted. and some sales were
made as low as two cents = pound
Fishing IL increasing In Nova Scotia
waters to the extent that recently .
@fIlion dollar corporation. known -
tAs North Atlantic Fisheries. Limited.
OA0 Organized. HoIlaAA II n S1tea-
sevs exporter q -. especially - Bsl-
SiaA. The latts(e tseal ia0ssts q
- aAA 1nsoasD ~ H. 0eUG -
hsstAs - lDl3 a0eaOesl N1oA Alta
- i.eFsass e ooe4eo 0vsf - sa0s
eB1D1 1aDt 1naA ssan0ng0 q - ~
4DslahG - u, ~ ~ e Gh1sS~4o.
- sslAeN - a. - l:1e.
80 Muis1l6 H $500 ~ -
{ssA b 1sal1'A 1aaae 0sA
1n1oD ~ OOiofnnA u lno G0Uo -
~ I50ve0 -. se~ i'~ Grf atr
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
4 MEssIIeE
To Fssbas old psopaa


~ - EsOvs oaA H. vaseo q -
Vu1s2 bses0s0 moeo faDiA ~ -.
~, ~ ssUnas Aee Asss aouoR -
~ s0sseaaIa1 sllAa d yssEA, aeG1H
S1latiA, - Dese ~ bissA - -
Ai0Btsa vHsk .l+ -'fs
vAol eaf AGaleesas 81 hyue -
taA tsajs without Oh, u IL ~
stEseGtAsase ~ bs1y-b1iIlsr ~ ~
Sslln. ~ Il esasains ~ vsaTt1o-
nsn0 nssasl 10 rJsufla v1sel69a0D,
So aaA replace vsaknso ~
strength. vinol also esetines tAe N
tn saainst colds and thus pro111
pnsanoaia. t
4 gfandnelce q Alexander ~.
Ton, over eighty years of ags. SaD
remarked: ''vinol Il = godsend = -
people Thanks to. vinol, 49, Q
hearty appetite, sleep soundly, ~
active and well. 1t is the finest tsoie
and strengthcreator have eSW
used"
If vinol fails to build up -
feeble old people. and eFsats
strength. We win return your uusoaR.
aTY Dase s1saf, ens. 1 sa11lS
egsuued S1tlR euh
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

Land and water rights, which grsltss
assumes ani agrees to pay; toesthsr
with all right, title, equity and benefit
of redemption of the said ]. B. AAssss,
his heirs and assigns therein, suhjssk
only to redemption as provided by law.
Dated At Glenwood Spring., Colesa-
do, this 1lth day Of November, 1913.
ia. NacRAE,
Public Trustee Of Garfield CoankR6.
First publicakioa Noveaber IL,
Last publication Decenber IA, 1879.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
f1U0IH'S MLx

Default having been made in the pay.
ment Of those three certain promiseofy
notes for $500, $1,000 and 5000, re-
spectively, dated October 27, 1909, sad
due in one, two and three years SITTER
date respectively, the same having bssa
executed by Philip T. Younger to B. q.
and J. W. Carlisle, and default
having been made in the payneat
of interest At the rate Of eight
per cent per annam from Sep
tember "a, 1910, and demand hav-
ing been made upon the undeesigned -
public trustee of Garfield county, Cslo-
RADIO, to make foreclosure sale Of tlAl
certain land, interest in diteAas a1A
water riGhts AentioAed aad dsecsibe1
in that certain DECD Of tFsst givea -
ssoars ~ PsynssG ef aid peeahsssy
Astss, reeseaeA In bsok 81 q paGD -
in ths o4iee Of the elsfk aAA Sseoe11g
Of said Garfield cs1Aty, meA laD4
ditchss aAA water rigAts bsiAg AeesRib-
cd - 8. y Of the N. ". Y u Bee. -,
E. y N. e. y Csc. -, 9. y g. T. y,
MEN SEX and AEk MEX an u
Sec. 20, Tp. 6 g., =. - ". 6tA p. Il anA
tbs Carlisle interest in the Upper RsaA
Creek ditch from Roan Creek, and sll
of the Carlisle Ditch. from Roaa Cfoek,
together with the water rigAts eeansst-
ed Herewith, subject to all eassnsaes
of . public nature and to the rights u
Fred D. Wilson when there i su3i-
cient water) to the use Of the lateral
ditch constructed By james AdaAs ssA
Thomas W. Vose in 1894, taken cut Of
Or Creek belsw "A Csbin, - lsag -
he shAll coatfibats s0etAifd Of ~ q.
penss Of nain4sining aAl keeping saAs
n repair, without ea.>ailiaG e a4sst.
i1R, hoWsvse, ~ WaeR si0A1s aD1o-
all - 0iA YssAese essys9DA h 81
b. ~ Assa - eR1st; ~ 1sssalesxas
0ls - - aAAo fsg IL p1sDseo II ~.
- III as1a4 wssA ~ in6sssGe t1o-
- 81 n sAssin0 SGn60eAaa WA1nsA
~: =. l::::.: :.s::::c z Ill 49,. :. ~:
80 A41A "a AaplDn1oa Z - 4
'pswer - aaaA6s1l1 1SsaAs1Soa q -
u sseh efssese n aAA ~ ~ Aaa& z
.S..as.e = 49, psZ ~ Il ~: ,s,t ri : g g
cJeiseE h q fsssassa II I'd u. I
VII ezpeSs fCr ys4Ie A~1. IN zst xrshl =
aasctsse, sk de ffSHk Aoor of IL esaFS
h sass IN the tswn Of 0lsawssd SDsi,eA
Colombo, for The A;GAest and beGt pefee
obtainebls therefor In cash, tAs laA1,
ditehes and water rights situate n saiA
Garfield county, and hereinabcve de-
scribed, and all the right, title, beaefls
and equity of redemption Of the saia
Philip T. Younger his heirs and A.
signs therein. subject only to redenp-
tion as provided by law.
Dated at Glenwood Springs, Coloro,
do, this 18th day Of November, A. d
1919
J. A. NacRAR.
Public Trustee Of Garfield C~auey.
EfFse pu6licatiel NsveaAQ n. 1el4
LAse pqhosllGda 0ssina4 r. 1leA
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
CUT GROUND UNDER BoAsTER
Exceedingly Neat Rejoindsr Mads BY
Salesman to his Pufsd-Up
Rival.

Rivalry among motor car manufac-
turers 10 acute, II good nAtured At
q dinner Of manufacturer represents
tives one guest dwelt At lengtA On
the remarkable popularity Of his car
and the wonderful orGaAisatioa oe it,
selling force.
Why. tust tAiak a II. esatisosa,.
said he. "last month cur oalso ave-.
aged . car every two niautss Of each
working day. Thsrs was never any.
thing like It."
When he had coocladsd The repre-
sentative Of . rival factory arose and
remarked: with tho last speakers
permission, I would like to offer my
compliment on his statement that
there's one Of his cars sold every two
minutes" Permission was granted
Il understood you to say that you
call that good salesmanship. Am
right" .-....
"I certainly Ao." amrmed the ~
vious speaker.
We'll. doat: that's all I call II
mighty Dooe salesoanship."
what 4 yua Dsaaf" As0aa1sl
tAs boasese. "A eaf svsly tve mn,
QA0-
"NoR aAlso0aashlD-<AsfS'D -
seAse aa0o ~ 4 n osa9ssoa
ese..as =: eA~se . osAr ~ -
49, - - - ap,aass ~
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
NOTICE

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Nov. 4, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that the a
nual meeting of the Stockholders of
tn, FARMERS MILLING, MINING
AND MERCANTILE COMPANY will
be held in Glenwood Springs On satur.
day, Dec. IA, 1912, for the purpose II
electing Directors and such other bust.
ness As may come before the meeting
ll-912-7 G. W. FARMER, secy
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

Help Of the Advsrsary.
He that wrestles with us st1sasth
ems our nerves and sharDsos 01e s11ll
Our antagonist 10 our helpoe.-A
mund Burke.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
HO k0oR.

Daughter" called ~ eaoventional.
ooniopapsr father fso0 his regular
position at the TOP e ~ stairs. q
tAs wsll-knowa hour e ll:k5 p. -
doesn't that young - know how
to say good nisht?" ''Doeo Asr echoed
the young lady In tho aaGhsasd hall.
well, should say - 1ooa"
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
Formation q FrsssAsh,p.

Formation - Fesea1ssip.
We cannot tell the peeeiss moment
whea friendship u foe0sl- A 10
hllins 4 vessel drop ~ crop. thsrs
10 at least . drop which 0a8es II rus
over; 20 in . series e .onAssssa
tAefo = 1t list one WGSoA unhae ~
heart run ovsr.-Ffoa no6ou1S In
Of JoAasoa. ir
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
Psae0fvl Oo0boaoao

Psaesfvl 0eO6aalao.
A young barber Was tae11Ag one oi
his regular customer q his rsosat
wedding. You bst - - . good
time at my wedding" ~ sid. Lott
of young people thers. . big crowd
and We had dancing sAA singing and
lots Of fun, and there wasn't ons
fight"
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
vAse aasSs sssn assae.sA

4 tourist froa ~ oa0k vis1tiAo
a oA DeosDootor h - looaly cabia
= tAs hill1. oo0DaoAo1: And ~
~ sssn - oAsssf0 - hapoy..
"Yss." rspaisA IL - q ths piea
aoA shovel. Il s0so3 . vosk in BE-
toa ones. aAA - 0a11ne what haH
Dsas to n. I've bssa sAsssful sva
since"
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

os,s oays VIEW eevsA Tes oesWsse
4 Russian princess Wh0 = nov IN
HAaAinstoa Aas created eso1se1oa
y social Circles ~ criticisisg ~
American womsa 1oe being mucA too
hin. american Wo0ea of goo1
breeding are sleader to tie point Of
osnaciation." says the princess. They
hurry too much, that h tho reason
Everywhere you see the American.
whether she In going shopping. visit
ing or elsewhere. she is moving fast
- II she did not have = second to
opsa." The princess doesn't seem 10
gsaliss that Just now the one aim OF
-, ADsrscaa woman = the extreme
ln1sEnsD Which - aaAs - -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
Reversing the Order,

Reversing the Order.
'T say. Wombat. why did yoa nal1y
such \ bridge fend?" Same on fool
ish story, Wallaby. I married hse T.
reform her."-kansas City Journal.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
Nst aavioa MueIh,

Net oayiW0 Mveh.
A celebrated woman Awyee says
women are Just ~ honest - some
mon. but perhaps that isn't saying
very much.-Grand Rapids Pres.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
eseu svvov eosseosl
nihas a.A Ts.ct asrssty. n uirks
49,. lgaaklya. 4. Z.

nihas al fsact aaeSsay. n 0trks
aGsost. nsaskiya. \. =.
KiAAiy asaA - TIE 01bas
atuAkes RaFkAd kDAoW:-
~ves.srs Ass - 0saAP
~teroivshAs - UaoasAaAohAe
oias-s
"tsAst Cay ~ osrisAsess -
sesetiao esaisAass4S
~oieh A1aa h t>oA.s
~ ts,s c~ess q chsisG We olssy.s
"A1sst prseisws Test. Sesa
S:fA
End q ~ A. 10 ~ slassssGs
~tsa0Ah s~A 0~ssAeh. sSsi0A.A so
ooe4h - oSt's losos
svhs Yhisf " eossAieo..
~ehrist owr pssssssr 70 oessi-
GeoA.~
"vhs aissa cSsr;sA..
~V0roor1iasAioa 80 GAosAioa.s
Ths 0ssi~s - Al alsaisaa.
-esse1ies 0aosiasA"
M csaiao kiaoAso.:
'-oia ANoA000aG.s
-oeiri&Ssi tsreA - essAsrsl b.
~ Yiass q ~ 0ssaisas.-
-os4AeeiaO ~ ls~6's Ssssss.s
"rhsssG n Thy oiskAa.s
s>1feseiaO Az NiObsAs
s1lAs4 10 ~ osSir
s8Aos4iaO ki~Os"
~ sSeos - laassaai;Ay.s
~ kiaO's ossosAss. ~ 0r;As.s
~cslsaities-twky e0r0jeAsA."
~ersesioO vs~erd ~ 11sst."
~cAeiseisa osis~ss uassieaAi&e
aa6 uaehrisAiaa."
. ~oSs lsrd's Nsevra.s
"rks osids~ Avis.s
"rks Y~s Saivatie~s.s
NAA& .ssssssss
ctreet
City and State. .................
Upon receipt Of the above cOu-
pOO We will send any one Of
these Bible Studies FREE: any
three Of them for 5 cents
stamps, or the entire 81 for 25
cents. SEND AT ONCE TO
BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-24
THE ADVANTAGES OF OUR
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

We advise all of the newcomers to
get in touch with the Agricultural
college at Gainesville. and to join
the Horticultural Society All OF the
valuable literature issued from time
TO time by the college is available for
everyone who will but send his name,
asking that he receive all literature
mailed out. The good that can be
derived from keeping in close touch
with the college is incalculable. 1t
is also possible for any resident OF
Florida to take mail order course in
almost any branch of agriculture at
no cost except text books. Prof. j. }.
Vernon will answer any questions re-
garding this correspondence course.
The State Horticultural Society
meets next month in Miami ! wish
that every farmer in Florida would
join this body. even if it would not
be possible TO attend all of the meet
ings. The only expense is 81. for
which the sender will receive a book
worth far more than that much
money to him. believe that anyone
can join this society. whether a resi-
dent of Florida or not.
attended the last meeting OF the
society, and expect to attend the next
one. | can assure every grower that
they will be amply repaid for the
time and expense incurred if they
will plan to visit Miami in May. 1t
surely brOadens man to mix with |
folks who are interested along the
same lines as himself, and often he
learns things that prove invaluable
to him. If you cannot attend, send |
81 to f. O. Painter at Jacksonville, |
asking that your name be enrolled as
4 member, and that the next report |
be sent to yOu.--Grower.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-24
Woodrow Wilson Ticket

Voters desiring to cast their pa''
lets for Woodrow Wilson for presi'
dent should familiarize themselves
with the following names which Will
appcar on the ticket. Be sure ana
put a cross mark (x) before each OF
rhe names printed below, to insure
that Woodrow Wilson gets the full
benefit of your vote.
For President-Vote for one:
WOODROW WILSON.
For Delegates State at Large-Vote
for six:
j. +. ALEXANDER.
A. J. ANGLE.
MONTCALM BROWARD.
JOHN S. KEANE.
HAYES LEWIS.
GEO. G. MATTHEWS.
For Delegate First Congressional
District-Vote for two:
+. ID. HOBBS.
WAYNE THOMAS.