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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-27
carneaie's Mind.

From the Washington Post.
Andy Carnegie has, either changed
his mind about the disgrace OF dyine
rich. or else he has concluded that ~
Is going to live for q considerable time
yet.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-27

Saratoga and Greasy gives Saratoga
as one of the fifteen decisive battles
of the world"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-27
SAMUEL JOHNSON.


We are creatures of custom-bundles
of habit.
Milton says in "Comus:"
He thai has light within his own clear
breast.
May sit i'm the center and enjoy bright
day:
But he that hides a dark soul and foul
thoughts.
Benighted walks under the m1dday
sun:
Himself i'm his wv dungeon"
by encouragement and cultivation
the darkness grows darker. while the
same process makes the light become
lighter.
The persistent determination to ex-
press the pest there is in YOU. whether
by word or deed. upon every occasion
become familiar. and YOU will find
yourself continually entertaining good
thoughts. uttering generous sentiments,
doing kind acts and using choice lam
guage. This is finely eNemplified i'm the
life of DIR. Samuel johnson. From 1749
to 1852 he issued a little weekly
pamphlet entitled The Rambler" The
numbers We're afterwards gathered to-
gether and published i'm book form.
making SIN volumes. which ran through
many editions. 1t is Il rare work now.
upon it and read ii carefully will get a
liberal education from 1t lone. The
uniformly elevated strain. the high
moral and religious character. the deep
knowledge of human nature, the mag
niAcent sweep of language marching
along with a dignity and grandeur like
the procession of the equinoXes en-
mobiles the mind and fills the reader
with an earnest desire to do his level
best
His MISUNDERSTANDING us
that these papers raised the whole level
of English literature and writer's hav-
ing neither the mentality nor morality
of used to initiate his majestic
style. But during the whole of the
time that he was publishing these pa
pers he was s~trenuously engaged i'm
other literary work. especially in the
preparation of his great dictionary.
having six to be constantly
supplied with copy" and the
"Ramblers" We're frequently written off
in odd moments and sent to the printer
without being ven read over by their
author. How did he do this?
Sir Joshua Reynolds once asked him
by what means he had attained his ex-
traordinary accuracy n flow of Ian
guage. Johnson replied that he had
early laid it down as a iXed rule to do
his best on every occasion and i'm every
c~ompany-to impart whatever he knew
in the most forcible language he could
put it in and that by constant practice
never allowing any careless en-
preston to scape him nor permitting
himself to deliver his thoughts until he
had clearly arranged them. it became
11nhitl1a1 TN hin,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-27
COUNT UP.

If you count up the SUNNI and
cloudy days IN a complete year,
you will find that the fine day
has come more 0ften.-Ovid.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-27
In PASSING

IN 003SvuQs
"Oh. we'll. l don't care. I didn' make
any fool bet. That's where we women are
ahead of the men. We're too cautious to
bet unless it's a sure thing
Mind What 1 say: You wanta keep
away from That fellow. He don't mean
unconsciously hang his motherinlaw or
kill his wife. under the impression tina.
he was doing them a favor
mo one believes ne was deliberately
dishonest. but sometimes a weii-meaning
fool can do more mischief than a thief"
NO. you don't understand in the least.
but then. I'd probably resent it il you
did"
Sometimes a man needs a friend more
than he needs a wife,. and II A woman can
only understand that being a mans wife
and being his friend are one and the
same job. he at least stands a fair chance
of happiness"
1T think a man often wonders In his
most secret heart why he is such an ut
ter brute to his wife: but I've keeps right
on being a brute"
lie LOOKED like a dreamy-eyed poet. but
I found out afterwards that he was a
shipping clerk
ITS getting SO nowadays that a novel;
list can't get along without a giggling
stenosrapher tucked into the scenery
somewheres.'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-27
JOHN SEBASTIAN BACH.

John Sebastian Bach was porn in
Thuringia. His father was II musician
of some eminence but died, as also did
his mother. before he was 10 years Old,
and he was left to the tender mercies
of an elder brother.
This brother was an organist at
Ohrdruf and was jealous of Sebas-
tian's musical talent and rapid develop
ment. When was was IA years old his
brother died and our hero was thrown
entirely upon his own resources.
At Hamburg-a hundred miles away
was a great organ n a great or
ganist. The boy determined to go there.
Begging his way he reached Hamburg
once made for the cathedral. hiding
his tow-head behind one of the great
pillars. Only a few persons were pres
ent and they seemed mostly asleep.
According to ~tilne-honored custom
the whole service upon a warm, sleepy.
dusty Sunday afternoon. should par
take largely of the character of the
scattered audience and be equally dull
and insipid. But this was not the
idea of the grand old German organist.
He sent his music rolling and billowing
through the cathedral aislcs as mag
n%ificently as if Frederick the Great and
all his royal curt had been present.
The boy. weary. homeless, hungry,
foot-sore. forgot all his troubles. was
inspired, fed. filed and comforted with
the heavenly strains-his musical as
pirations confirmed and his course
fixed by and from that service forever
and the old %organist had the salts
faction afterwards of knowing that the
faithful performance of his service at a
time when he might reasonably have
supposed that there was no one to APP
p%rec1ate and no listening audience to
applaud. had beer largely the means
of giving mankind one of the greatest
musicians that the world has ever
known-John Sebastian Bach.
Give to the world the best you have
and the hest shall ONE back to YOU"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-27

"A well known Scottish architect was
travelling in Palestine recently. when
news reached him Of an addition to his
family circle. The happy father i'm
modiately provided himself with some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
PRINCETON HAS
new PRESIDENT

PRINCETON. y. j.. May IL
President Taft aud Chief Justice
E1vard d White OF the United
States supreme court veFe guests
K honor today al the inauguration
q John Grfer Hihhen as president
q Prineeton university.
In the presence of several presi'
dss,s Of universities and colleges
saa Of hundreds Of members of the
pYircesen alumni association.
Jus<tcs Nahion d. Pitney OF the
United States supreme court ad.
nie.stered the oath OF office 10
he new president on the steps OF
Nassau hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

NJ
n. nr.sldentisl handicap. Z
! - complied by the several :
: eswealon managers " WASH
: ,roscr to-day. stands as 'of :
4 Io~s: =
: Republicans
nslerates claimed Tor ffesi :
: den, Taft, sss.
nslexates claimed for The =
! odcre Roosevelt. siI
! Delegates conceded 70
: Roosevelt, by Tan managers :
4 ssi, . r.o /.
\, Roosevelt managers. itS.
! Instructed for Senator Ia :
4 rolls,'e. So.
: Instructed for Senator Cum :
4 Minis. 10.
Democrats
: peIeEates claimed for =
! CHAMP Clark. sIS.
: Delegates claimed for Wood Z
rpv Wilson. III.
! pe.sgases conceded 10 VII =
! son By Clarke snanasers, le1.
! Delegates conceded 10 Clark =
) /, Wilson managers, let
: Instructed for Congressman =
I Underwood. 81.
) Instructed for Gov. Marshall :
4 lIndianai. 80,
! Instructed for Gov. burke
I North nakota'. 10.
4 Instructed for Gov Baldwin =
4 tCornecsicutl. H.
! Instructed delegates claimed :
I hy Gov. Harmon. Z.
: Vuinstrneted delegates =
! claimed By Harmon. ia. =
4. \ 4 L 4 a 4 = = = 4 4 q A a =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

A nicely furnished apartment for q
couple only. all convenience pien-
~ 81 sunshine. etc, Ten minutes
walk from lat and Madison. Maia
I1fb n. m.
Exceisior Apis furnished aud an
furnished ssh ADD PIKE. Main 1881.
81 iswreaes. isesl, kth--Comfurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
THUGS MAKE
A RICH
HAUL

N,,srG Man. May IL
xSss's ,swelry s,oro a. Reslna.
voesnf Visited BY burglars last
s 81 sadaiO.Oco ~ iswslry ,, taken,
"A ss,srsVsall. hole the slse OF .
: ,s.,rr made right into the
s'ss -. .,ssl safe. containing $50 goo
Inc ss,ss vas overlooked The
% ~ u that of professionals. as
so's ana material taken from
y. .ss t Il used as an entrance S sl.',
s ls...h,lly piled up I. must have
sss ~ ssng all ulght TO com
s,sts thelF operations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

cAiLr,on!SiA EVENTUALLY

= - F~FNF>~HNf's~F~FNfNFNF~
CALIFORNIA EVENTUALLY
WHY NOT NOWf
While you can buy the very best ir-
tikated land at ftto per acre. In
Guiding perpetual water rights.
Win an annual maintenance ~
only es@ cents per acre,
Where 10 acres are enough and 20
acres a fortune No clearing 10 De
done, ready 10 plant
where man Of nmal u means cAn
make good Easy terms
Come ~ aud see us The price ia 20
he advanced soon. pont walt
offlce open Monday. Wednesday and
Friday evenings Tor the ac~,ntmo.
dalton OF these who cannot come
during usual offies hours
srANDARn INVESTMENT ca.
zoo ARCADE Ili.pa
f'ivse acres for ssoo Level, rich
black loan. situate east % Ma
chlaa. la snahomish county. Tits
land we can recommend. Thr
snohomish Canning Company ~
snehomiah ea. al euft9undiek
County, county,, es,sa MIN CO.. nS q, sros a.
ueta from the land for their fac
tory, fnNtstIsete this We hsss
total 81 ~ acres To choose from,
tie cash ON each five acres ID
satileient nrHt payment 3 months
OLE HANSON a co.
New York Hook.
bAfttAfS=f have 10 acres on tbs
county road only ~ miles frotn
this place. Ia within easy drfvins
distance OF Seattle The soil "
rien. Price 1859, terms $40 cash
and Tie monthly. clyde Haci<l
worth. kirkland bank building.
kirkland. Wash
tsstso coisNftk, HEHf GARDEN
SOIL POSSIBLE, GROOM cor.
TAGE CHICKEN HOUSE HER
cAsii nAf.AScE o., MoNrM
oWNs.II. X ia cAltE FTAut
flellhqutahment Tor sale. loeatofs ~
good Koecrymwut land. Fol PEG.
pies hank hidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
Houses tor Rent.

sfaSESNf no ''>>
ftue lawn ana flowers. grand view
OF Lake Washington. Phone ilea
con eoak.
-Four s.room cottages. each 1850.
~ W, sung. DOS Hurko bldH.
Main ~.
Modern t-reom house. everything
good. cheap rent Go good tenantr,
North 1ta
rooms. fufnlshed OF unfufnlahsd.
Fremont Or Beach car, Phone Hal
lard tog
SIC 90 a month room modern Cats
tage. basement. attic kenwood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11


sSSr men ~snssd AZ once & isSs
class and ~ ready Ter positions
with United wireless Telegraph
Co. who are n0tlfted % prepare
for passage new law effective
passenger se3sels compulsory. Act
trand Trask dock
A business manager who has rad
experience IN high class A1tcftts-
inn whc will have charge Of
~ s0~ via - s sosn MEANS sSa ssss would
take an Interest IN one of tho most
profitable husinea~es In tho
Northwest SALARY 500 a month.
subject 20 sdsance- Call 1it Co
iumhla,
wANTED--M and women 20
learn tho barber trade. wages
paid while learning Call OF write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
- Warrington 81
wantea--Farm@Fs 20 sell our great
rbuharb roots send IS csnts and
information how you can set =
start la the most profitable bua-
mess on tho ccast Limited sup.
wysT ~ e,o tS 'r 1co.op. ASSN
Westlake Market Biag seattle We
YoaAx men wanted for railroad and
wireless telegraph ssrvtcss Easy
20 learn. salary tfS % tse. post
lions xuarAfts~f. Call or address
National Telegraph Institute.
sfeA sFd sv.. opposite orphsun
theatre
III viii start you earning ~ daily
at hou4a In spare time &llsertu&
mirrors. no capital. free lnAffuc-
tire booklet. g.xtns pi.ns ~ sps.-
Boston, Mass
M~n make 40 per Night selling
wiener4 and taneiss. buy one Of
our patented cans and sry y
Western TIN and Japan Co. ioi&
Walnut -. Cincinnati. -.
9fea0grapher WanFrsf bright Young
fman accurate and willing 90 work
Call at Star editorial rooms.
Why does L1ndauist srii SIS suits
los sfsf Because he sells them
upstairs Room g9f Empress The.
atfe Ruiidsnx
Lean 10 be good hsrber at
MOfER BARRIER COLLEGE
sz8 Occidental Ave.
slaE0rs. safety biadss. scissors and
knives shmrp~nsd. keys made. re-
pairing itiSA westiake.
Man 10 work 90 farm who will take
land az part payment. fhoa7
Main 1881
Say Il saw u In The Star.
sprinx ST. pooi room. Everything
new. az centa per cue. tazi T6ird
Az. w. Cramsr, Ted Daine.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
u CO. Suititoriurn it1t sth ax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
Wanted--MisceIlaneous

<-S>>-e~s<>.<S>~~~N~e ~-|>|~e~<~~~o.~e~~r>~-
apartment, give description and
price. Address Box sac. Y. NJ. q.
a. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
Furnished Rooms.

NlTginus Hotel, sth a Virginia. near
Westiakn. cffefs new. modern. vie-
Sanity furnished rooms. with tie
best accommodations lowest rates
New ~ Furnished rooms. privilege
Kitchen. modern. walking dis
tRncs. tz.ot ppl 3is jefferson.
The broadway. corner broadway
and rrnier Modern. t2.oo a week
up, n - rr~ntiss. proprietor.
Coed sleeping rooms. 800 week
lis He'll u,
tsood roous. the Olympic hotel. los
rssiss way 1850 ana ts0o week
GRAND rActFfc HOTEL. ttiAA
First--ftAtes Sac tailx and mp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

x seTe@ iTm,er lis'nd 400 $50 easi,'
100 acres water front. % acres
timber: black soil. $50 per acre.
terms s-room modern house, lot
s2xfI0. sf.Tb0. terms. y. NJ Bird.
North TOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

,N!sS,i gs1s.s 80 { 80 81 az > 3
good care. tts0a menth North
soss
Wanted --uahtre OF children q beard
by Tusse IN private auhurtan
home Phone Esuwoot bEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11


600 ekssts " f1Siisa' M {. Sc
tween and y. IN. lust before
arriving IN Seattle. a gold seal
rtng set with large square stray
stone. MONOGRAM J. ~ firicr
Will please leave same Az VI.
Western RN. or phone Main ttH
and receive reward James NrurY.
Tuesday. black. with some brown,
Freuch ball terrier. small white
spot ON lower itp, Phone Main
3ft9 After ! .. IA. Queen Anne
1888, reward
lost. Saturday. between ana
O'Clock ~ene lady . long white All
glove Please phone Main sseo.
Mr.. noYian
iost Round Eoid ioeket. Initials
r. n r Return 20 y. Il. Trcttef
at Hotel hutisr, reward
Pound The rtxht place 10 have youF
watch repaired, Symons. lsweieF
isef Thtrd. aear Pike All work
gt4aFant ssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
Housekeeping Rooms.

0rrHffC TPS 900 Wssisfn ~.
Single rooms. tito up. suits.
zee ur. Nvar public saarkst
The tafic. ftT Marion choice. mod
Two heusrk~epinK rpnms and kitrh~
snatts oakland iinii, Tes Marion.
Houssk s@ping Of sleepiug rpoms.
tl.ea Mrsk and Up iaiI rlke g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
Water Front

-~<>, - J. ;. J. !, :. :, 2 q
Around Lake Washington. rs acres.
priced for the speculntor. Phone
owner, Elliott ae0l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

CISOuNi.
Geass, lei S,sl Z. ii i 4 II -
ZIONIST. seven yeats VA India Non
beneficial Hours 20 a. "a. 10 y,
IA daily. Wednesday aud Satur-
day evenings 60 10, Suite ts.tt
Hotel Abbott. Pike ~
fREr. FREE, PRIME
Advice. addresses Information gen
eFai list coffRanuuAcntHl refined
htHh -ctass business and sueint elf-
cfas f4ie Nofthiake Ave North
ia FLORENCE Nichols,
Rupture cured permanent. without
operation or detention from labor,
ever zee cases cured past two
years. axcs a. 10 Harvard
system. slf Ettel bldg. Seattle
Uood home faf small child IN pri'
vate family two adults Fer par
tlculAre phone kenwoed sfse
Ambitious. refined widow desires
gentleman partner In lodging
house \ 1T star
Wanted -rhe address OF where
abouts Of w Mosk. Phone Queen
Anne ixss n Moohr
uft.t.krrE nt.Abf.S nnarpencd see
des. rssors, lac. etc tfef en- ays
,on.t be lonely JOIN our siatrimontal
Harese ladies rfee. les Pine Of.
TorPKEs. wt0s-Ali ktnds ~ hair
work kore, tot spring ind tsst
Nichols, hunxslown iiinckiey hlk.
say Il saw IA In The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
Wanted-Apents

Make money IN spare time mailing
circulars for advertisers. KEY 20
the Mailing Business tells how.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11
Funeral Directors.

nrT1lElfNS0RTff 4 ssNs ~
Professional ptructafH and Licensed
Emhalmers 1891 ist Phones go
|uniNernltt tndertaklnw rarlara. tsta
18th n. r. North sit' W ~ Fork
ner
senncy Watson Co. Funeral plree.
tefH Third lN ard University.
Main isi fiHat 80
.esrNea~s~e~n<-r~tI aet>5>4>e~Are, ~
ped Tor weddings. receptions. Ia.
nerala PARIS ZIONIST i'fk~.
RUNNs MORAL co. Sot ard. Main
stiS-Cni ltnMrrn deeInns nee.ls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

LANp PANTY wENArcnEE

Special round trip fare. pigs Is
II a fs~ DAYS Get IL acres and
clear 81 500 10 $4,000 a year with
pigs For the FIRST time alfalfa
land tlQo an acre-at aiO an acre
down and 81 q month per acre.
I,nPsessa aana- rs, os We
ments. tt ticket covers ali ex-
peusea Your chance 10 escape the
high city expenses aud salary
2 slavery, Call for full particulars.
tNr nlshup1.
CALHOUN DENNY a EWING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

WANTED -Afen ana women 20
learn tho barber trade wages
paid while learning Call or write.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-11

FvsfS scdys doiISSss n ''6 cliSscs Nesfo
Buying big white Thors. So will
you u you call at the c. & I. Cycle
Works, 1919 r. Pike ST. and let
them demonstrate their big white
seven horse power Thor motorcy-
Gle. IL Is the conqneror of motor
cycles. Substantially It's predorn-
mating feature. Power and speed
without equal. II passes. up the
largest hills as II they were mere
stretches Of level road Come ana
let them take you for a spin. YOUR
want nothing better
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
DEAD MEN YET UNIDENTIFIED
NCnntlnned from Page -

continued from Page -
and r"roaniZcd he bodies as those "a
two men 10 whom he had sold 4 par
OF shoes each Saturday week ago.
but otherwise he knew nothing @.
them.
The Lakeland correspondent OF the
Tampa Tribune sent an account OF
The matter to that paper last night,
and il was published this morning.
supplemented with Il statement that
the police department OF that city
had been notified of the death OF the
supposed St. George, and had been
asked TO locate his relatives. This
they were unable to do however. no
person of thar name being located in
Tampa.
Meanwhile. everything possible is
being done to get further light on the
affair. and young man in Mulberry
who. it is said was acquainted with
members OF st. Georges family and
had visited them in Tampa. is eX-
pccted to make further Identification
Of the body. after which he will
doubtless go to Tampa and look up
these relatives. As for the other
man, no one here seems ever to have
seen him before.
The man who is thought to be st.
George has an eagle tattOOed on his
right arm; the other man, who was
the taller. has a flower pot tattOOed
on his left arm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
LIVELY CHASE AFTER
MUCH WANTED CONVICT

All the way from Mulberry TO SiN
Nile creek there was much excite
rent Yesterday over man hunt ~
progress by the county and STATE
authorities. who were using dogs u
nail a negro badly wanted in botiI
the State camps at Inverness ana D.
iillsborough county, says the Tampa
Tribune.
The negro is Sam Devoe, who som"
lime ago was sent up by the state
for ten years, after having been con
y:cted on a murder charge. lie es-
capped from the State camp two years
ago and was subsequently arrested
by the Hillsborough county authorl-
ties. who, at the time. did not know
he was was wanted by the state. tie
was sent up to the county convict
camp. but escaped from there Two
r'Onths ago
Yesterday the negro was located at
Mulberry and Immediately the chase
was on. Two dogs trailed him all the
way to the Six Mile Greek, but her"
the dogs were shot by the negro, who
lad stolen a repeating gun from 4
rcgro's house in Palmetto
j. W. Ward. who conducts the State
camp near Floral City. was conduct
irg the chase. As soon as he knew
his dogs had been killed he sent to
Plant City for more Late last night
man turned up AT police headQuar-
ters with dog in !, leash. He said
he had come on here at the Request
OF Mr.. Ward. Eight other dogs. h.
said. had been sent to Mr.. Ward on
TIE other side of Six Mile Creek.
All the bridges crossing the cr"el.
had been guarded, the man said, and
e creek is badly swollen at this
time and running like a mill race, il
was believed the negro could not
cross except by these bridges. II was
thought the negro would be captured
and brought in before morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
IN CIRCUIT COURT. 10TH JUDI.
CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR POLK
COUNTY-IN CHANCERY.

J. o. Stroud vs.. lsham Walker G;
a., bill to remove cloud from title.
II appearing by the affidavit of tn"
". 5. Preston. solicitor for the com
!ainant in the above Z tiled cause
that Luke Drawdy. Martha Drawdy.
{ A. Cochran. Dancy Cochran, II +
ochran, Eugene Cochran, }. Il. Coch
ran, Ponce Cochran, Abbit Rhymes,
NJ. {. Rhymes James Jcrncgan, Cas-
sius ,Icrnegan, Howard Jcrnegan.
I.ctcher Jernegan. Mark Bales, Bet
t. Bales, Samuel Hancock, George
Hancock, Matte Hancock, J. p. Hull.
Kcbcca Hull, J. ID. Hull, Maggie Hull,
julian Hull, John Ridgdill, p. II.
Kidgdill. X. w. Ridgdill, Jr.. r. w.
Ridgdill, ST., Grigsby, W. NJ. Grigsby,
MOllic +. Ballard, j. N. Johnson and
Dennis Donovan, of the defendants
named in the bill filed in said cause,
have each of them been absent more
than sixty days prior to and next pre-
6; ding the application for this order
of publication and that there is no
lcrsOn in the State of Florida the
service of subpoena upon whom
would bind said defendants and that
in the belief of said afliant, said de-
PENDANTS are over the age of twenty
Ghe years.
II is therefore ordered that said
defendants and each of them be and
they are hereby required to appear to
thc bill Of complaint filed in said
cause on or before Monday, the 9TH
day of August, A. ID. 1912, otherwise
the allegations of said biz Twill be
taken As confessed by said defend
ants and each of them.
Il is further ordered that this or
Ger be published once " week for
five consecutive weeks in tho Lake.
lend Evening Tcle"ram Il newspaper
published in said county and state.
loac and ordered this LIST day o:
July, y. ID. 1912.
\. Il. FERGI' son,
clerk of Circuit Court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16

Every family who can is planning
= vacation. Some are going to the
seashOre resorts of Florida; others to
visit relatives in other States. while
the remainder will spend the vaca-
ton period in the mountains. 1t
wont cost You any more to have the
Telegram follow you and still less
To tell us when and where you are
going. Give us the news and then
have the Telegram visit you daily
while You are away. and We'll guar
antcr You a most delightful sojourn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
Exponent Of Economy.

A widely known Republican was
asked II he was for a certain Candi.
cate for governor, and he answered.:
mo, don't want to waste him. The
situation Is like an event in Dublin
theater. Some fellow had made dis.
turbance in the gallery, and the cry
was raised Throw him over, Throw
him Overt Thcrcupon n solemnloOk.
Ing man rose from his seat and i'm.
pressively shouted: Hold on Don't
waste him. Kill fiddler with him
Everybody Magazine.