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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

both eggs and poultry but yeu would
have to he prepared TO keep them
yourself until the market would JUS
tify you in disposing OF them and UNI
less a person is prepared to store
away the surplus and have it when
the demand calls for 1t, It would
be hard to supply customers the year
round with their demands.
I write for information concern
ing number of Black Orpingtons
I have. which are in apparently
fairly good health, but in the past
two or three months their combs
have receded to such an extent that
they are not one-fourth their orig
inaI size. Is there any special
cause for this or any remedy
which will reproduce these combs,
as this very materially affects
their appearance?
GEORGE A. LEVY,
Atlanta, Ga.
ANSWER.
From description given. your
chickens ars evidently infested
with insects and should be dipped
at once Read article on dipping
chickens for insects in Mondays
Journal. Any chicken that is in
good health and free of insects
should, and do, have a red comb,
but when chickens are not laying
their combs are not so large as
the blood does not circulate in
them as freely as when they are
in good health and laying.
1t would also be a good idea to
grease their combs with equal
parts of camphor, sweet oil and
turpentine.
With a variety of good, sound,
wholesome food and your birds free
from insects and your houses also
clean and free of these pests, you
will soon see a difference in the
appearance of these combs and
they will come back to their natural
shape and color.
1 have a fine COW which has been
on the decline for several months
but eats hearty. She has had sew
eral spells, she would come from
the pasture all drawn. up, and we
drenched her with salts, and it
passed off, but L have noticed her
coughing several times slightly
when eating. 1 have been feeding
cotton seed and beet pulp all sum-
mer, but she does not seem to pick
up. Now, if you think there's any
symptoms of tuberculosis, will you
tell me just how 1 can find out if
she has it,
She gives a. quantity of milk and
butter. 1 take The Journal and
like it very much, Please answer
at once. w. A. VIM,
Plum Branch, S. c.
ANSWER.
From symptoms described it is
possible that your COW has T. B.
However. because a cow has slight
cough it is not always an indication
that she has tuberculosis. Some
times the lint from cotton
seed bulls has. tendency to irri-
tate the breathing tubes. 1t would
be best for you to get veterinary
surgeon to examine this COW and
make a tuberculin test Before you
do this, however, discontinue the
j.. use of cotton seed meal and hulls
and change the feed to something
else, and it may pass away.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

IRox AND METAL MARKET

IRON AND METAL MARKET
CBy Associated Press.)
Nrw YORK Aug. Cooper spot, Sl7 .12l
air 50. August. SIT .25017 so; September and
October, StI. 2OdIT 90: electrolytie and lake,
Tin AMI. spot. s44 .50944 10; August, S44 81
1LS5 5TIs; September. s44 .OOd44. 90.
Lead weak. 81 .45a4 50.
spelter easy. S6.95dT 10.
Aptfasouy. steady; CooksOn's, s., 60ds.e0.
Trou steady. No. ? northern, SIS. T51l6. %;
No ? northern. SIS. 25015. rs; No southern
- =, I somfhoru soft S15. T5Ml6.2 S.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

looked after at once or it will become
chronic. and, your chickens will not
grow and thrive as long as they have
it. Once it becomes chronic you will
have serious troubles but 1T can be
cured if taken in time by following
the above instructions.fcs,t q.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

Please let me know if there is some
thing which can put in my chick
ems drinking water which will keep
them from having sore head. Some
thing that will, not make it taste so
that they viii not drink II but some
thing as tasteless as possible, Thank
ing you in advance for the informa-
tion, remain -.
NtIa,,tas Cso -t 81 ''-if
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS


LOST-Well bucket and rope. Forget II AM
buy $50 Easy 10 FIX pump Of Dunn Ma
chinery Co., s. Marietta St, Atlanta Ca
ICE compartment cans for shipping milk and
cream 800 miles or less. Also dairy supplies
Dunn Machinery Co., 81 Marietta street, Att
lanta, Ga.
KNAPsACK Sprayers Plunger Sprayers, Buckef
Sprayers, Barrel Sprayers for the army worm:
caterpillar cattle tick, poultry lice and FOR
withdrawing. Dunn Machinery Co., "a MARI
eta street Atlanta, Ga.
BE DETECTIvE-Earn from $50 to $500
Der month; travel over the world. Write
c. T. Ludwig, 1851 Scarritt Bldg. Kansas
City. Mo.
FOR sALE-11s-H. p. water cooled horizontal
gasoline engine; weight 300 lbs Completes
for running; new: $3.50 cash with order
Wonderful value. This price Is made IN order
to sell 5000 Of these engines in Georgia this
year. Dunn Machinery Co.. a Marietta St.y
Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
!. coNtrRcIAI APPEALls zoe REPoRT


No. northern. SIS 25919. IS; No ! southern
ard No 1 southern soft, SO 75Gi6-25-
COMMERCIAL. APPEALS CROP REPORT
5CBx Associstsd Press.)
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. The Comemrciai-
APPEAL SAYS:
the belt save Texas aud Georgia during the
last week. In Texas there was considerable
deterioration on account Of dry weather, VIII
extraordinarily Sigh temperatures during the
first half Of the week. Tho plant shielded
many blooms, squares and young boils ana
many OF the older holis were caused 10 onen
rrer5atlfneIT During the latter part OF the
vreek temperatures werelowe T and scattered
light rains fell over the norfh and eastern
portions Of the state. checking the oeteIlora-
ton but not stopping II save IN the extreme
rorh and east. where crops are good Reported
rains from other sections were, light, ana ~
rranv correspondents we're regarded as harmful
= -. eror, as they tended TO produce sraldfng.
In Georgia perhaps % per cent or the crop
advanced. while the other 30 per cent deterlo-
rated on account OF dry. hot weather. making
the condition % the state. as whole, at
shosvf stand0ff with last week In some To-
caIitiex where improvement was noted me nn I'M
Of advancement was reached without ram rms
Is fr7,e OF nearly all sections In the east
having no rains during the week local rams
Zen in many localities. beneuung the crop,
Sqve FOR Tauiziapa the west IS remarkably
fra2 from holl weevil and Its appearance east
OF the river has been mainly contned 70 ne
central valley No cohpiaiRt " ushue ~ ~
cottou caterpillar and the army Worm. nas az
most totally disappeared.
DRY GOODS REVIEW
CRy Associated PTess.)
- NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-The cotton marktes
are reaching a higher level Of prices and there
h 4 steady brpadening IN the demand as well
a. ia the consumption. Staple prints are on
4 basis Of sisc Tor standards in primary mar
.kets aud distributors VIII lit prices 70 thar
Lever 81, August 70 Dnck has strengthened
until prieee on wide constructions are as high
a~v they have been in any receur year. Tick
ines denims and coIored domestic generally
are held high and are in demand for delivery
IN the latest months Of the year. Staple ging-
hans are M value. Ffuit-of- the-loom, which
RS been AZ valve at Sue has, been advanced
~ SEc and lower count bleacbed goods are
strong.
FTIl River sold $50 600 pieces 81 print cloths
last rex an trading was limited by the re-
srrIrfesI stocks Fire fancy dress coftonS Tor
snrinz are he Ing bought conservatively.
Tahfprs have been doing good trade this
y-eeE In foulpstics. and wash fabrics and IN
mary other cotton lines. Knit goods have
been active AMI yarns are In fair condition
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
wANTFD-sALEssrEN


SELL FRUIT trees, summer work for teachers,
college boys and farmers; easy 10 sell and
big profits. Smith Bros. Dent 20. Concord. ca
TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesman; good paw
steady work and promotion. Experience un4
necessary. as we will give complete fnstrucs
TONS Piedmont Tobacco Co, Box Y-1T, Dam
vile, Va.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

FREE ILLUSTRATED ROCK tells about oves
800 con protected positions in z. s. service. Mon
than 10000 vacancies every year. There Is
big chance here FOR you. sure and generous pay
lifetime employment. Easy to get Just ask ~
Booklet A 1o7s. No Obligation. Earl Hopkins
Washington, d. c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

WANTED-8Ien end women; for government po
sitions. $50 month. Annual vacations. Short
hours. No 'lav0ffS.' Common education sufft
Client. Over u 600 appointments coming. In.
fluence unnecessary. Farmers eligible. Send
postal Immediately for free list Of positions oper
Franklin institute. Dept. f 80. Rochester, n. u
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

500 MEN 20 to 40 years old wanted at once ~
electric railway mOtermen and conductors SCI
to 500 a month; no experience necessary; fiji
opportunity; strike: write Immediately e
application blank. Address II. c. f., Box zoe
care Of Iournal
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
NAVAL sTUREs.

SAVANNAH. Ca. Aug 5.-FIrn. E2asc:
s~Ies renorted go Rasln. firm Water white
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

WANTED-Railway mail clerks, city carriers
$50 month. Examinations everywhere sOo7
Coaching free. Franklin Institute, Dept E So
Rochester. y. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
PERSONAL

WEALTHY, retired gentleman. so. would marry
Confidential D., Box 80, Toledo League, Toll
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
CONTRACT LET
FOR POsTOFF|CE
Central Construction Gets Contract
aid Building Will Be a
Fine One.

NE contract for the new posi-
Office building was awarded lasr
night to the Central Construction 60.
lts bid being approximately $l3 ,ooo.
The contract calls for the work 10
fegin within twenty days and to bo
completed within four months.
The building will be three stories
in height the first to be brown
cnamelcd brick and the two upper
stories to ~ of white enamclcd brick.
The lobby will extend back 4,
feet, and the vestibulc will b. SA3S
feet in length. The floor will be Of
tile, and with the handsome fixtures
which are to be installed will give
Lakeland one OF the handsomcst post
offices in the State.
The second floor will be divided
into eight offices and the third floor
will be used for Il lodge room
When the building is completed,
which will be about Dec. / Lakeland
Will have a postollice of which she
may well be proud In the meantime
the temporary quarters of the post
Office will be in the Peacock build
in@, the removal to occur tomorrow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
TAX LEVY
FIXED FOR
YEAR 1872.
RATE OF COUNTY AND STATE
TAXATION WILL BE 2.l,
1.ILlS.
INCREASE OF I1.2 MILLS
Assessed Valuation OF Polk's Prom
erty This Year May Reach
Ten Millions.

aaitow. Fla., Jall g. he hoarf
~ county commissioners were IN ses.
son a4ain yesterday ana after at.
itndinS to routine matters ana max
ms 'Ae tax lett for lala. hcy ad-
Jtdsned over % Monday a, which
time they Mi!l begin tho task o.
equalization 81 thn ,aN aSsessuentS
Tor this year.
The loNy for l9l. Was dAcd 1T /.
total Of - = mills, and this is made
VI by assessing for The general h,nl
" mills, for the school fund mills.
for he road fund $ mills. for fin
and forfeiture fund : mills, and for
me state . ! mills In special sub.
MstrlctS lr1ying " mills the tota,
~ VIII therefore be 30i. mills.
The total levy for county and
safe last year was &c mills. 50 i,
y seen from the above that there ha,
'ecn an Increase Of | u mills over
the levy for l9l aSscssmcnt The
alllerener is in the rate of levy for
u" general. road. fine and forfeiture
and bridge funds. the levy for those
lahds Tor the past year having been
- mills. 81. mills, mill. and
J Z mills respectively. In this years
levy no provision has been made for
i'5' bridge fnnd. as il is thought that
Tho bridges can be taken care of from
scmc OF the other funds.
The tax assrssor, Mr.. !. II. Ian.
easter, has finished writing up his
Looks, but he has not yet added up
he total assessment, but he has stat
ID that he thinks the total assess.
""nt for this year will be between
Inc and ten millions. The total
valuation will not be known
niil after he commissioners have
hlsh"d their task of equalization
ad the assessor has had time the
find Il he totals.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
EVERYTHING READY FOR
CELEBRATION OF FOURTH

The glorious Fourth will be- an.
rroprlately observed in Lakeland 10
rorrow The Lakeland Citizens
band will play AL day and in III,
afternoon the Fats and Leans viii
lGll OF their annual baseball stunt
beng followed by the Lakeland ana
FADE '!ly teams. Other interestins
features Will be Il bicycle race j,
-" ?. N. and foot and sack races 4,
the ball park
The Lakeland Citizens band viii
receive % Per cent OF lhc cate ~
teipis II the bali park, ana tAr Ed,-
sonia VIII siNc them 80 per cent OF.
TIER matinee receipts tomorrow
morning. In this way the band win
receive payment for its services with
cut the city having 70 put up for
them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
WILSON RECEIVES
CONGRATULATIONS
Charles F. Murphy Among First 10
Send Message Predicting Demo.
cratic Victory.
BY Associated Press

Seagirt, y, j., July ; Nearly on.
thousand messages OF congratnil
tons 10 Governor Wilson were i'm tn
hands of his secretary before III,
iour he had arisen from his break
!;.st table. Among the first receive,
vas one from tharlcs +. Murphy, til,
Tammany leader, reading, Perm
me to extend my hearty congratuli-
tions. Your nomination means .
great Democratic victory" OtheI
include Perry Belmont, William !
ccnners, of Buffalo, and Senator
Smith, of Arizona.
Wilson this morning sent tel
gram to Governor Marshall sayin..
:! shall look forward with pleasur
- my association with you"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
AUBURNDALE Is GETTING
IN THE LIMELIGHT

The Jacksonville Times Union
Florida's leading daily with apolo
gies to the Lakeland telegram d
woes part of a column each day
Short Talks" Not on what is goir
o be done, but what is being dol.
in the way of new enterprisf -ai
improvements for the bettcrne-s n
the cities, towns and villages
ferent parts Of the State.
Auburndale has been Il.
three times within ten dats
proves that outsiders are beais 1-.z
sit up and take notice tha' 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s ].---
aid.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
TREASURY
DEPARTMENT
HAS SCANDAL
ASST. SECRETARY ANDREWS RE.
SIGNS. AND MAKES SALTY
CHARGES.
N gEAGH IS ATTACKED
IS !, E,nl. Congress Proposes u
make Investigation Of Icvcashs
Administration.
titA ASSOC lated l'fe

MaaalAsi sioa. lulA 4 4 rlatt,
M FeNS, assistant secretary of tn,
u M lotIaA teMlred his resi4.
i.al.an . President TAFT. IN spif.
i',a lett.g' ~ the president. Andrew
Mrips N ,onditens ii The treasury
feiaatmeA Which, ho alleges to be
Gu - lie attitude I'll Secretary Mae
Nrash towards many ol his subord;.
rales.
Nndrrws letter ii resignation
ch.trscs that suhor,linates in the
treasury deparlmenl have been ham
lcred and DISCOURAGED III every turn
hy secretary M,NeagA's idiusyn-
,rlsicS and his inraparily for de-
tisions.'
i contains il scathin2 arragnmcni
q his administration Of government
financial affairs, and has created 4
profound sensation in official circles
The claim is made that he would no.
even speak TO some Of his subordi
rates for months.
\ statement given out al the
White House says that Andrews rcs-
IGNITION was requested. submitted
and accepted. "owing To his faillr,
To obey orders given him by The see.
retary."
Representatives Cox introduced into
The House today a resolution propos
ing Il cOmplete NeStigatiou of Sc,
t 'ary McNcaShs administration o.
he treasury department.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
'i+AgR TRANNEL TO
REACH TAMPA TONIGHT

T.. ii this city of Gov.
fask Trammell at i
tFerything will be
great Fourth of July
:. q ,omorrow, to be given
i. :, zeal Joe Wheeler Camp.
-. 'ac Veterans and the Tam
:. l. Tub.
!. ing has been left undone
... 4 done for this enter
= e people of Tampa.
!. rom out of the city.
g here in great mum.
-snt program has been
he day, which will last
III the morning un-
'@ he evening, which
rls, the big pa
.s@s Of the declaration
!. he address of Gov
4nell, and the pro-
at the athletic
2 8i1f ;,.,,
'Fes Of great inter.
4F-1lne
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS WILL IN
STALL OFFICERS TUESDAY NIGHT

Inc knights OF pythias will hold
= meeting today 1T the club house,
ilsls being the occasion OF the reg
niar meeting oi the Lakeland High
land' Good Roads AsSociatiof =
cral machines lcli Lakeland filled
with good roads advocates, and they
are no doubt holding Il very profit
ihle meeting. 4 lunch, served in
lfii" club style. was one of the in
l"f'sflils features Of the mcctin.
which no doubt all enjoyed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
PROF. SHEATS ATTENDED
EDUCATIONAL MEETING.

Gainesville. July 3.-The execu-
tive committee of the Florida Eduea-
tional Association recently met at
the Brown House for the purpose of
preparing a program for the next
meeting of the association, which is
to be held in Ocala Dec. 3 of this
year and Jan. ] and >, 1913. Pro-.
Sheats of Lakeland was among those
present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
0LDHb|LL MINER
AGAIN A CAPTIVE
'oted Train Robber Caught This
Morning, as Sequel to His
Second Escape.

Toomsboro, Ga, .Iuly ,. Old Bill
liner the train robber, and his
lartncr, were captured here this
u orning, having escaped last week
ON the State farm at Millndgcyille.
Old Bill" held up "A Southern pas
. niger train near Gainesville, Ga, i'm
ebruary of last year, and has es-
aped twiee since his first capture
lie is under a fifteen year sentence.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03

The delegates at the convention i'm
Baltimore fcaStcd on Florida Toma-
toes. During thai week five ears of
tomatoes We're shipped from Brooks
vile and accepted by a Baltimore
i'rm 10 supply The hotels and cafes
II the Monumental city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
WILSON HAS NOT YET
FORMULATED CAMPAIGN PLANS.
(By Associated Press

Seagirt, n. j.. July =. Gov Will
7on said this morning he had made
70 campaign plans and had not had
me to read the platform lie said
g would be unable 20 answer indi-
dually all message Of rongratula.
On, but wished 10 express his hearty
qanks to all.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
TEDDYS CANDIDACY
GETTING LEERY
Cnc Of His Strongest Advocates Secs
No Need for New Party or
Rooseyelts Candidacy.
icy Associated Press. !

Lansing, Mich. Coy. Chas. $. Os
horn, an ardent supporter durn,; tn.
'olonrl's battle Tor the Republican
Presidential nomination, today issued
i statement declaring that in his be-
'itl lhere Is no necessity for Il new
ioli'lcal party, and hoping Roosevelt
Y III not be Il candidate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
LAKE PARKER
SECTION SHOWS
DEVELOPMENT
VICINITY OF THIS BEAUTIFUL
LAKE VERY DESIRABLE I0R
HOME BUILDING
IS DEVELOPING RAPIDLY
Pretty Home Of Dr.. G. D. Sl0Aev Is
Located IN THIS Coming Saougb
oi Lakeland.

4 l'roh I"3heIaat! t,oautal,. ttcrall)
i ihc rapid growth Of taIseland and
tAe Attendant Increase I'M lalars in
atta naH'ri. prodlle.n4 the n1taral
"'drrin u the e.YeIaot property in
'.f,' ~ ni, ana iIle result Is tla opeu-
"a np .. the i.anr plr1er II Ion as
aHr IA tln most G,sirablr residence
sections Of lhiH Vicinity.
j IN" improvement has been partiru-
l;if lhalhel within the past year ana
probably no outlying section has
A'#ti on grealer changes in thu past
sIN months han mas The district Just
rorlh Of Lake Parker.
one Of the most ideal suburban
homes IN his Developing section Is
that Of lDr. &. y. Stoner, who cam.
fere two years ago from Indianapolis,
where Dr. Stoncr had prnrticcd mcdi-
me FOR Il number CT years. 1t was
alter Il visit made to this part Of tie
talr two years a"O by his father, Dr.
! y, Stonrr. Il pracii,img physician
GahS Years standing i'm Grand
Rapids. Mich, who ha; ueen sprudjp,
Florida for many years
At once saw the possibilities OF This
country. that Dr c. D. Stonor de-
eidcd 10 invest here.
Two hundred acres of hish pine
land east Of Lake Parker and border
inS l.alc lDrson on the south. and adj
Jolnln. the Florida Lakeland llomc5'
'ompany's holdings, were selected
because of their ideal location for
nome anl the splendid quality OF the
soil To- grove and truck farm. 4
portable sawmill was installed ana
loo.o"9 feet of yellow pine lumber
cut IRON tho timber on a little more
than live acres.
From part of this lumber, Dr
Stohef has erected Il beautiful bunro.
low l. st. y G3ft., with six rooms,
'ar@" III and bath, at :, total cost of
ippros .malrIr SSoo ana pt,l. t5o -,
naint lumber J., planna& 10 ere,t
,fo m. - bllta.,lo,,-.. t,.,..4
This .nnunl,y, ;,.i1,..ff.,..,.t..... +.
.ral ..i4n and fnisa J., r,i.,t.4,1
t%ill = -NI,f,.-f,.,,t,.at l-.tf-...
from ~nut IA rn,r and ...... .....# .....,
thc hall un The ,y,.., .,,. .I,.. 14 +n..
rom. diuir. r,nm and ,.f,.t,... .,na
IN iNa ,a.t the ,t,4e,i..... .....,s..
room and bath. vil, ni.,,, u.i,t
entrance stems At ,..I, eff. ni..s
&, iaht.nI orlt-of-,loor F,, rno,
and :, rear nsrrb .on.,.. o., r.,n
,l..u rl,, ,,t.5r;,.. .+.:.. ..t..,.
rtnn I,ab,ours with tyr ,,.f,,,gftu,
md the int.rior il finished j., ,lr...,,,
zine vifh waiusroffn., .e,t;,.., aud
olofinatlrs EVERY in,h ,.f I,,,nbo.
al in The ,otlsiyuctian u.,s ru,
rom tho standing ti,nbar
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
GEORC|A LEGISLATURE
CONGRiIUIiTES WILSON
lBy Assofiated Press.l

Atlanta, July 3.-Resolutions con-
graduating Woodrow Wilson on his
nomination were adopted by both
houses of the Legislature today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
0TTON ADVANCES IN
PRICE QUARTER OF CENT.
(By Associatcd Pi...s.l

New Orleans, La, I,ie Bnllish
-oFernment acreagr aad condition
cures put the prir.- % cotton un
ne best part OF qnafssr OF cent
day
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
NEW history BUILDING
STARTED IN JACKSONVILLE

The corner 81 3me OF the new Heara
National '9nk huildinr in Jackson
Vile was aid Thursday afternoon.
This huilding viii be fifteen stories
in height
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
'.s--J = LAUNDRY BUSI.
NESS At FORT MEADE.

ron was up over
rfi Meade, where he
o laundry business
9f this city. The
good business which
q satisfaction to the
friends of the pro-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
|I}1 HOURS
| 1F HISTORIC
CONVENTION
ar NORTH DAKOTA. CON
-rs-r9 VICE PRESIDENCY
r,rn OK. MARSHALL.
|S 17I5N'S CHOICE
eg, Was conven
i,a and His Nonli. !.
Was Unanimous,

.ed Press,
July Il, In the
s memorable Dem-
ia early this morn
fr i time that
another dead loci,
presidential nomina-
L, Earle, of North
1lem Bryan had ex-
i FIT rence, had police
&. "a tile first two bal
e nomination Of Gov
" Il. of Indiana. The
harnan OF the North
e1a'loll announced the
-r.@ Il Burke and moved tina.
an II Marshall be made
~ Maa Al immediate will
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aatr he motion put. 4
hartman James gavcl
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a convention which
- IN TIE annals OF the
sl silence with which
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leadership, which he
e louders of Woodrow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03
CITY COUNCIL WILL MEET
IN MONTHLY SESSION TONIGHT.

The City Council will meet tonight
in regular monthly session. Seyera.
matters of importance viii come be-
fore the members.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-03

Inc real estate dealers i'm s.. Pc
arsburg have formed an assoriation
IT their mutual benefit