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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-19
EAST SIDE NOTES

Miss Rushfeldt, county superintend-
emit Of schools, is attending the sum
mer school at the stage agricultural
college at Hamline.
Contractor Fridlund was a passen-
ger to Detroit on business today.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Albin Torkildson and Ma
thilda Torgerson. both Of Clay county.
Miss Jennie M. Wentworth, for some
time manager of the Western Union
office at Fergus Falls, vas married
agent for the Milwaukee at Tomahawk
Wis. Miss Agnes Lawrence Of Wahpe-
ton was the bridesmaid
John Olness phoning to the Moor.
head National bank today said, "We
have had lots of rain at Kragnes and
vicinity and we are all happy"
Attorney Pomeroy has returned from
a business trip to Thief River Fall:
where he says all conditions are mos
favorable; there have been recent rain!
n the fields are all looking theil
best.
A marriage license was issued 3,
Fergus Falls yesterday to Harvey
Walker. of Towner county, N. D., ant
Grace M. Isham.
The final hearing in the matter O.
the estate of Tom McGrath Of Barnes
Vile was in progress of hearing IL
the oTnce OF the court today
The decedent passed away more thar
ten years g and not until now ha'
it been possible to attempt the CLOSING
up of the estate. Senator Marden rep,
resents the administrator.
With a number Of other Elks w. Il
Dtemert and Alderman Morrow lef
this afternoon for Jamestown to TAX
part in the sights and festivities O
the state convention of. the Elks o
North Dakota.
Judge Sharp and George E. Per1ey
with their wives, were guests at tn,
commencement banquet given in Farg,
last night under the auspices of Farg,
college-an annual function which
would not be complete without tn,
presence Of these two old timers.
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DISCIPLES CONVENTION

Continued From Page One.
new pastor and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland w. Porter.
The programme for Friday and Sat
urday will be as follows:
Friday Morning.
9:30-Song and devotional, led by AL
bert R. H. Miller.
1O:o0-Welcome address by w. l.
Stockham.
Response, r. B. Town.
10:30-President's address, E. A. Long.
l1:00-Address, A. F. Hunsaker.
11:3O-Sermon, L. H. Mccoy.
Friday Afternoon.
2:00-Praise service, led by Mrs. E.
D. Sayler.
2:30-Address, J. r. Campbell, Christ
and the Prairie Farm.
3:OO-Address by Fern B. Monsoon,
The Life and Work of Emory
Ross in. Liberia.
3:3o-Address by Herbert Smith Of
Bolenge, Africa, The Call
From the Congo.
Friday Evening.
7:30-Devotiona1, led by Mrs. L. D.
McGahan of Minot.
S:0o-Address, by John III. Booth of
Kansas City, associate secre-
. b.. S@L pOh4o
Church Extension Values.
9:00-The Value of Education as Re-
lated to the Church, Mrs. Mar
tina p. Tatena, superintendent
of schools, Williams county.
Saturday Morning.
s:3o-Praise service. by Mrs. G. f
Greenwood.
10: 00-Address, H. =. Kenner, secre-
tary commercial club, Devils
Lake. City Making and the
Church.
10: 30-Round table on North Dakota's
Needs, led by Gerald Miles.
11:30-Address, by John III. Booth.
Saturday Afternoon.
2:00-Praise, led by Ray Arnold.
2:30-Address, by II, +. Slater, pres
ident Fargo-Moorhead Y. p
union, The Place and Response
bility of Young People in thu
s:oo-HoW to Make Men out Of Boys
by j.. w. Brown, superintend.
emf Of reform school. Mandan
3:30-Address, by Herbert Swanson
! 4:00-Round table by Mrs. Herber
Smith, The Relation of the c
w. b. M. to the World Call.
Saturday Evening.
7:30-Praise n devotional, led b,
MIS-. Leland w. ROTLST. f
S:00-Address by Grant K. Lewis, al
sociate secretary Of America
Christian Missionary society
Cincinnati, @.
9:00-Address by Wallace ~. Stearns
Phi. ID, Al Constructive inter
probation Of the Bible.
Reports of committees.
Lords Day, Morning..
9:30-Bible school, Supt. w. I
StockT1an.
1~1:00-Sermon, by Herbert Smith.
Afternoon
8 :00-Sermon, by Leland w. Porte
pastor of the church.
Communion, conducted by 4
T.. Hunsaker OF the state uni
yersity.
3o-Young peoples meeting, led ,
@. III. Kryder.
81. 30-Sermon by Grant Il. Lewis.
Final reports.
Closing. God BE With 70
Till We Meet Again.
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The above verdict was retrrTAed 70
Coroner Mitchell this afternoon at 1920
o'clock after a elaboration of about
twmty-fiv minutes following the cor
oner's inquest in the matter of Christ
Hanson's terrible death in a street car
accident, OF N. P. avenue Monday aft
ernoon. -'.- f.
Several witnesses were sworn, testi-
flying to the mans habits, and it was
stated he was a drinking a Aris-
ing from his mangled body on the aft
ernoon he met his end, odors of liquor
were mingled with the other smells.
It was believed he had been drink
ing on that occasion.
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Moorl1ead Department

sumo and he will probably be installed
by July 1, when the office will pass
from the management of republicans
to thai OF the democrats.
One thing generally conceded, MT,
Flaten will find the Moorhead office
in the best Of shape after the few
saddle ana the splendid service to the
public can be continued by the new in"
cumbent without any trouble. Since
taking the office a few months ago Mr.,
Meeker has been alert for any change
which would add to the efficiency OF
the service and his suggestions have
been followed as a rule.
Mr.. Flaten's confirmation was one OF
eighteen Minnesota appointments con-
sidered by the senate yesterday. Among
them were Charles l.. Skaug of Crooks
ton; C. e. Jude, Maple Lake; Nels =
Hawkinson, Grove City and Fl. L. Buck
of Winona.
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matter Of promoting better farming
methods than any other state in the
union, and that the results had been
more fa~r-reaching.
J. Schilling of Illinois, discussing the
question of dairying, approved of a
plan under which the farmers would
create a community interest and would
be a greater help to each other than
under the present plan.
N. F. Hawley of Minneapolis, dis
cussed the School Savings Bank,
showing the results attained in Min
|neapolis. As an educational feature
he believed school savings plans have
remarkable value.
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TIMLIN WAS ACQUITTED
Jury in the District Court Returned
Verdict of "Not Guilty" in Case of
Owner of House of Lords.

After over sever hours elaboration
the jury in the case of the State vs..
P. F. Timlin, charged with the selling
of liquors to minors, returned a ver-
dict last evening of mot guilty. This
Is the second acquittal in the score or
more of indictments in the so-called
selling to minors" cases which were
returned by the grand jury for the
spring term of court.
With the close of this case the court
stands adjourned until next Monday
morning when the trial of jury cases
will be resumed and when a new jury
panel will be reported by Coroner Vim
cant
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snrnmona in partition.

IN the Court of Common Pleas Of Lee
high County, June Term, 1912. No. 20.
Oliver B. Marc rs ys anil a.
ne Stanley Al Marcks and Kate
Mareks. his wife. defendants above
narned
mon pIeassto be held at Allentown, n
the County OF sI4ehigh and State OF
Pennsylvania, ON the first Monday of
August next. to answer the plaintiff In
whereas the plaintiff and the defend
ants iii said action, together and undi-
yided do hold certain lot or piece of
situated in h Borough of Ernals,
county aforesaid, bounded and describ-
al ag follows. to-wit: Beginning at
the Intersection Of the curb line Of
North Fourfh Street and North Street,
thence along said North Street nortI,
.1ans dsgra gn3ra sa ssreet, tSsne e. a aIoa eahe
same south al degree east I67 feet to
8aTlof 81 70. III. RoTnigs thence along the
same south 478degrees%east 1877 feet to
20 the curb ling e~s.sso nnr4s y
e.rees west IA IA feet to the place OF
~einnir Containing 32.7s3 square
fast of land, less the payenaelts, be
the same nore or aesss ina the said
fher,l according to the laws INT Gus
81 nrsss& e ssfha commonwealth OF Penn
s~yIwania. to BIZ made, do .gainsay%and
do not permit ufi5uslly ana contrary to
the III same ss la XII e ane or tie ass9 Court.
IsAhfghs County "a
Allentown, Pax 5EFy Z. ss5WER
sherif.
Richard w. Ioit,
(May 222s; IuneSs~a3-ls-261
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Opening DAY
Of Public PLAY
ABOUT FIFTY BOYS TOOK ADVAN-
TAGE OF NEW PROVISION OF
PARK BOARD PLAY At OAK
GROVE TODAY-sCHEDULEs AN
NOUNCED.

FLE-s EFE-..L r. #- .,
Wednesday. the opening day of the
public Fairgrounds at Island park, saw
about fifty boys there enjoying the
good old games Of One o. cat and
choose Up sides. On Friday morning
at $3.50 Washington will play Central
and Hawthorne fifth and sixth will
play Agassiz fifth and sixth. h girls
OF Hawthorne school have already or
ganized a team for picnic baseball and
challenge any other girls team on the
south side for q game to be played
at Island park Friday at 8 p. M.
The play at Oak grove started Thurs
day and teams are being organized
among both boys and girls for baseball
2 volleyball. On Saturday morning
e Lincoln NTH and sixth grades will
play Roosevelt fifth and sixth and Nc
fellow.
n Lincoln girls will play a game
with the Longfellow girls In the after
noon at :. "A volleyball league will be
be on the north side also.
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In the Police Court.

Before Justice Torson, William
Chase was charged with the theft Of
a side Of bacon from the smoke house
of a local butcher. Chase tried to get
the bacon past the big policeman
on the Fargo end of the bridge, but
failed. He will miss the fun Of July
4, and so will Charles Wilkie, who was
found guilty of stealing a bank draft
from the pocket of a man he was
drinking with and for the crime he
will serve a month in jail. A like
sentence was given to Jim McClusky,
who wilfully destroyed an electric
sign in front of one of the establish
ments at the north bridge. Jim did
not like the sign and he threw stones
at it. 't '-' .'.
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HANSON Death
WAS ACCIDENTAL
coRoNER'S INQUEST IN CASE OF
DEATH OF CHRIST HANSON
HELD TODAY IN WASEM UNDER
TAKING PARLoRs-CAsE COM
PLlCATED.
JURY'S VERDICT.

The deceased, Christian Hanson,
came to his death by stepping in
front of a street car for some
reason not made plain to the jury
and was struck by the car and
that this was purely an accident
for which the motorman was in no
way to blame. =
A. H. Leimbacher,
= h. Frank Pearson,
John Thorne,
Th,rrr
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Teacher Heir to Fortune.

Miss Edna Clouston of Brainerd, a
graduate from the state normal at st.
Cloud, has fallen heir TO $4,000 left to
Canada, with whom she returned from
an extended European trip only a short
time ago.. She left st. Cloud in 1907
and has devoted two years to the study
of music for which she has natural
talents, VA SEA
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Tourists Plan Smith MemoriaI.

washington June 19 Florists
throughout the country are preparing
for the erection b suitable monu-
son Smith, for than half
century superintendent Of the Tinted
States botanic gardens
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Alieged slayer sned Tor Divorce.

Fairrnont, Mimi, June I9.--Mrs. Flor
sence$ "a. Virgens has filed suit for abso-
lutte divorce against Christian #. Wiz
gems, and asks for $1,000 alimony.
Virgens Id In JAZZ, awaiting his trial on
the charge Of numbering his neighbor,
John Steen, apronlirpent farmer.
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committees NAMED
Board Of Education Committees Nam
ed for Ensuing Year by Presi-
dent Hannaher.

The committees for the board Of ed
ucation for the ensuing year were
named yesterday afternoon by Pres. J.
u Hannaher of the board. a notice
abe change in the list of committees
is marked in the formation of the new
committees in that no school better
ment committee now exists.
Following ara the board committees
for 1913-14:
Ffnance-stone, Bowers, smith.
Building-Bowers, Boerth, Elliott.
Supplies-Hagen, Stone, Sorkness
Teachers-Smith, Bali, Sorkness,
Hannaher.
Health-Sorkness, Bowers. Ball.
Visiting-Elliott, Smith, Boerth.
Tuition-Boerth, Hagen, stone.
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NORDALE Mill APPEAL

al. u. Nordale, the we'll known
bakery proprietor who was heavily
fined on two counts In police court
this morning for being intoxicated and
driving his ca on the wrong side of
the street, viii appeal the q to the
district court.
Mr.. NordaI protests against the de-
cisiora and Will fight the case to- the
finish A. G. Lacy is his attorney.
loops of hair down over their ears
4 a have the effect, in some cases. Of
preventing evil GOSSIP.
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POSTMASTER FLATEN NOW.
Liner Flaten Confirmed as Postmaster
of MOorbead.

E. Liner Flaten of the First State
bank was confirmed as postmaster of
Moorhead by the senate at Washington,
yesterday afternoon. AS soon as he
receives his commission, in a day or
two, he will proceed to complete his
qualifying for the office he is to as
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Eror, 81, .Iohn,g University

Lawrence Kowalski of Moorhead is
listed as one Of the graduates from the
high school department of st. Johns
university.
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.yacIS Wa non, ),

Boston Transcript: Alice is telling
her girl friends she could have got
Jack--if she'd only said Yes. !.
That's what Jack thought. so he
never gave her the chance to say IT,,
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WIA. HERBRANsoN
5ox 4fs FARGO, ii. b.
Too Late 10 CLASSIFY.

~ SAAsHE---Book cases. library table
chain Kitchen cabinet. klfnha
5en stove Tor wood, gas stove. RoaIS
Ss heater, lawn anVer etc. sl5 eth
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The Markets
MARKET

ChRs. E. Lewis q Co., Grain N Stock
Brokers, Morton Block. Fargo
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Paw KNOWS Everything.
ElI1clnnati Enquirer. WiIIfe-Paw.
what is d receiving teller?
PaW-A gabby woman, my son.
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L. I. Picnic

l.. 7. L. Picnic.
The T.. T. L. children are asked to
meet at the Central school tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock and each
child is asked to bring a generous
lunch.
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CAME TO EYES

Continued From Page one. B,
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H A N BOOK
For Statesmen
and Clerks

The Business OF Selling: Essentials
OF a Good Salesman; Analysis; I'M
provenent of Self Inventory; Health
n Appearance. Study OF Human Ma
tlre knowledge Of People; Class of
People; Use of Suggestions in Selling.
Study OF the Products: Examples sc
Analyses. Discounts. Figuring Cost
and Profit; Table for Finding Selling
Prices. Retail Merchandising: Goods
and service; Window Displays; Show
Cards; Advertising. Retail Salesrnan,s
Work: Factors Of Success. Trade
Terms. Selling to Dealers. Mail order.
Merchandising. Circulating Advertise
ing. Forms. Letters and FolloWsup
Systems. Credits and Collections.
Laws Of Selling. Correct and FauItv
3Diction.S Commonly Mispronounced
Words. Hints on Banking. UsefuI.
Tables. Regular price of this BOOK
lis S1.25. Special introductory Price
Bic. One week Only. FIJI ia COUPON
and mail at once.
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custom for the banks to pay their per-
sonal taxes and deduct the same from
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Richard wv. Iolts
Attorney Il 4. i (.
(hTay 9; Iupe$s~a1-ls-SS.1
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21
ELEGANT NEW OAKLAND

Van Boney, who has won the repu
tation of being one of the most skill
full and careful young chauffeurs in
Ocala, is offering his patrons the use
of an elegant new Oakland car
which is one of the finest autos Of its
size in town
The car is a 42-horse power, with
self-starter and all other up-to
date improvements. 1t is elegantly
cushioned, and with it's superb
springs is as easy-riding car as car
be found
DR.. Boney and family and Miss
Floyd Whittle went to DeLand after
the car, and visited Daytona and
other points on the east coast on the
return trip. They were we'll pleased
with the machine, which pulled them
over the worst roads and proved il
was as good a worker as a locker
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21
\ CONSERVATIVE COUGH

4 cough that bOthers YOU c0ntin-
uallv IS one OF the danger signals
which warns Won Of consumption
Or. Kings New Discovery stops the
cough, loOsens the chest. banishes
fever and lets you sleep peacefully.
The first dose checks the symptoms
and gives prompt relief. Mrs. 4. F.
Iertz. Of Glen Ellyn, Iowa, writes
Dr.. Kings New Discovery cured a
stubborn cough after six weeks doc
tering failed to help" Try it. as it
will do the same for you. Best
medicine for coughs and colds.
throat and lung troubles. Money
back if it fails. Price so cents and
81. All druggists. by mail. H. E.
Bucklin & Co, Philadelphia or ST.
Louis. Adv.
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COLUMBIA WAS CAPTURED
BY the Little Millionaire as Present.
ed by Bert Leigh and
His Bunch

Columbia, S c., Record: Bert
Leigh captiyated an enthusiastic au-
dience last night at the Columbia
theater in George NJ. Cohan's mus
zeal farce, The Little Millionaire, .
surrounded by one of the most capa-
bic supporting companies seen in the
capital city in five years. Bert Leigh
as Costigan. wine agent, is so fun
ny one has to laugh, even were the
lines commonplace, but they are not.
Leigh has the art Of portrayal down
to nicely. AS a ''slop" he has it
over any of the amateurs in this
state by eight lengths and speed to
spare. They do say Bert was raised
in the Virginia Dare grape country
of 'ole Virginnie'' and that may ex-
plain it,
But The Little Millionaire" is
full Of action with breezy lines and a
number of comical situations. Incl
dentally the company carries the
ablest quartet band in Columbia for
many year. This aggregation was
repeatedly encored last night and de-
served it. Bert Leigh can hit Column
bia any time in the future and get
the money. He's natural come
dian.
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Judge Circuit Court-W. S. Bull
lock. Ocala
District Attornev-E ". Davis
Ocala.
Clerk Circuit Court-P. H. Nugent
Ocala.
Sheriff.. p. Galloway, OcaIa.
Tax Collector-W. L. Colbert
Ocala.
Tax Assessor-Alfred Aver, Ocala
Treasurer-Jobn u. Graham
Ocala.
Surveyor-W. A Noorhead. OcaIa
Judge OF Pronate-Wm. Z. Smith
Ocala
County mfssioners-C. Carmi
chael, OcaIa: J. W. Davis. Summer
field; " Henderson. Lynne: D. G
Watkins. DunnelIon; Walter Luf
man, Spar.
Board Public Instruction. J. a.
Rrinson, Superintendent. Ocala B
r. Bitch Blitcht0n; T. 5. Graotham
Fort Mccoy: ". D. earn. Ocala.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CITY OF OCALA

Nayo--J. D. Robertson.
Recorder-L. T. IZlar.
Assistant Record 2r-Joseph Bell
Council. H. Taylor, president
pro TEN: E. c. Bennett, Baxter earn,
&c. W. Huntel, E. T. Helvenston, G.
A. Carmichael, F. G. B. Weihe, G. NJ.
Livingston.
City Attorney-C. l.. Sistrunk
City Clerk-H. c. Sistrunk.
Treasurer and Tax Collector-W.
". Clyatt.
Superintendent Light Plant J. c.
Caldwell.
Superintendent Water Works-I
A. Campbell.
Marshal-A. ]. Brigance.
Fire Ckief-H. S. Chambers.
Sanitary Inspector-G. ". Cleve.
land.
Street Comnissioner-R ert
Marsh
City Engineer-J P. Moorhead.
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FACTS AND PHOTOS
Bright Work of Rooney Suggests
Many Good Ideas to the
Metropolis Booster

R. S. Carver in the Jacksonville
Metropolis: J. D. Rooney, secretary
Of the Marion County Board OF
Trade, Ocala, has just issued a beau
tifuI booklet which he has allitera-'
lively named Facts and Photos"
This has great deal OF interest TO
anyone interested in Florida. and
tells them ali about OcaIa and Mar
ion county-chiefy Marion county.
1t is just such document-in-evi-
dence as is worth while sending out
to people who have a thought of
coming TO Florida, because it is COM
plete and condensed There isn't a
word too little, nor a word too much.
There are plenty OF pictures, and
good pictures to prove every asser-
ton that has been made. or answer
every question that could be asked
Among other things is shown a
very beautiful flock of fine chickens:
then a herd OF fine cattle; a herd of
pure bred hogs; some fine mules, and
then diaries, farm products, attract
i've farm houses, school houses, etc.
It is booklet that shows the
farmer who has been living in the
older states that in Florida he can
grow all the things he has been
growing elsewhere, and that he can
get more OF it, and better prices, and
that he can grow things all the year
in Florida, and many things that
cannot be grown elsewhere.
Facts and Photos" is a most con-
elusive and convincing argument why
people should come to Florida. 1t de-
picts everything needful to make
happy, prosperous. contented COM
munity.
That is the kind of advertising
that Florida needs. 1t is the kind of
advertising that will do the state
good and bring the right kind of peo-
pie here. 1t is interesting to the in
vestor and the homeseeker- partic-
ularly the homeseeker 1t is the kind
of matter We want in the Booster
Edition which will reach 10000
Northern homes. We want every
practical suggestion, every good pic
ture and every wholesome fact that
can be gotten about Florida. We
want to make it the best argument
for Florida ever sent out, and we
want it to be such a strong messen-
ger, so armed with facts and induce
ments, that it Will perform its work.
and bring to Florida thousands Of
hom.eseekers. who will buy land and
cultivate crops, and help us make
Florida the greatest state in the Tn
ioh.
This state has everything that any
state can boast, plus climate, plus
nearness to market. plus cheap lands
and countless opportunities, plus an
undeveloped stage that opens every
avenue of prosperity TO every man
with a desire to succeed and a de-
termination to do
We still need more names. We need
more suggestions. They must come
from you, Mr. and Mrs Floridian
This is a part Of your duty to your
state. Do your share and we shall
have the greatest influx of new peo-
pie that has ever come to the state in
single year. Send in your lists.
your pictures Of prosperous Florida
and your suggest OnS-dnd do II now
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WHITE PRIMARY
MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES.

For mayor, W. J. Edwards.
For alderman at large. ". j.
For alderman first ward. W. A.
Knight.
For alderman second ward, John
Fl. Taylor.
For alderman third ward, unex-
pired term, J. r. White.
For alderman third ward. full
term, B. H, Seymour.
I For alderman fourth ward, F. c..
B. Weihe