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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-09
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF
CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF pELEGATEs
OFFICE OF

Proposed amendments to Constitution Of Virginia agreed
10 at Assembly 1914 and published in pursuance
of Constitution and act approved February
1905.
JOINT proposing section as Article ~
the Conetu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
EstahltsAea ManufaotuFer wants state
manager. High class article; shouio
pay $4,000 annually: $500 capital: :
will par expenses to baltimore IL
you are man We want. Sales Man
ager. Continental Building. Baiu-
moro, Nd
Young Men Of Etfchmona Tnvest four
money In q lot at Buckroe Beach
Price Of lots one hundred to three
hundred dollars No interest. no
taxes. It will only cost you one dol
lar per week. r. n. RAMSEY, p. O..
General Delivery.
go Invsusment VIII Dring Large Ne
turns. others have made fortune
on similar Investments q. @. Brad
ford. Legal Building. washington. d.
g.
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SNs III gaic--New Msnl-11aAs Gsecer1
v1ron. on 5 n. n Electric Alofoi
and Woodworking mAchina I'll
~ Nf0rth Eleventh Street.
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sDaily except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-09

Fer eale--Tse RIne Ribhon Jersev
cows, one Guernsy. one Irish: also
one Jersey heller. ono year old. reg
iatersd stock: win furnish pictures
Or stock to any one Interested IN
NEEDED stock. Address r.. PITT
WoopRooF. p. o. Boz lie. Peters,
burg. Va
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Nappahanneck River Fasming or Canp-
trE land for sale or lease. Address
D. X. GARNETsr. Bushy, Va.
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FOR SALE.

Csah Apples. u Crnse. 5sc DssAelI
apples for dumpling. s8c bushel:
peaches, 81 crate; soc hashel: Irish
potatoes. SOC bushei. S1.1s barrel
Make your jelly and preserves now.
Peach crates, potato barrels. 1898
East Cary Street.
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Splendid Chance Tor doctors single Pre-
ferred. Cash guarantee and large
field. For particulars address A. n.
MOSS, Bills Crossroads. Va
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asrsCELr.ANEouA

wanted to Trade ny Imserest In ReaI
estate for motorcycle. Must BE In
good condition: not TO exceed 5000.
Address. b 70, care virginian.
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eine algel ibm ben Tidafo oum
9opfe megnabm 9arbaitpt ornng er
Dor - onrd Die @aiie, Die @enid)fe
ibm geihaffen.
"a born fIatterte Die 6abnel =
Sbr 9u6 mar 5erfett, aber DER Nui-
c belt tie bod uno lieB lie i'm @ins
DC iif mlsoebnen.
gtun narefr lie oaran borten
tibr anattern: berrIidIte Miiiifi
Senihfe orebte blibidnen oas Sc
lpebr Inn nno bieb nit Dem Golben
orein. 9ie Sabine idipanfte, ihtpans-
te uno lanf. -. uno oann fiiblte
2otbar ploblih ibren Sdaft in lei
ner Sanb uno bob lie ennpor nilS
idapenfte iie. vSieg! Sieg Sum
gems: Sieg!"
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walomeiferouft,
sii33e boa esrapbine @sities.


berfimms.
Die MIte riibrt {td ntdt. sic iibt
I'M @onneni9ein an ibrem T.niferpIdt
unb finnt - oh netn, fe mndt Elm
Niderden. Die bellen 2i9ter buiden
ungeaogen, fed unb riidfi6tslps nber
ben ebrtpirbNen, fpeiBen Ropf = 1T
es m0slih. par Der einmal bIpnb unb
lodis. Der eefenfte, biinnbebaarte, ill
bertpeibe ROpf :. If bas mSslid9
~lrmutt9en. nad' ouf. fomm' gum
Wittagbrot!" ruff pieber bic belle
2tnberftimme, nnb F9 felbfi iiber>
bietenb. tn 5ierliden, fletnen @hreien
fIinst es neiter:
sgs - gibt = beut - MaIb -
mel - fer - gelee." Dos Iebie Mprt
b6rt f1 an ipie bas Snbeln friiblinas<
~trnntener W0seI.
Mber urgrpbmutter bort nidt. Mer
ipeiB fe trIin,t piellei9t BON Der
33eit, mo ibr 9nar nod blpnb unb
lodig mar. mas gilt tbr bo bes urs
enfels JriblinA9
Oas Rtnb aber, ppr unaebuIb aops
peInb. fabt mit ben fleinen, ipeihen
@rib@enbdnben l1robnens miiben
Mrm unb f4iitttlt ibn, ~ingeapsen, Ted
unb riidfh1tslns.
Sect padf fe ouf. Nidt ertappt,
~bertpirrt, ~ftaunenb pte Sunge, empfins
bet fie nan benz Eroum bic MiriIih,
lett - ibre fleinen Mngen bliden tell,
nabmslos In bes Rinbts gefiht, aIs
mare tein 70 grDBer 1lntsr5dieb, fein
10 erihitternber 1lebergang 3pifhen
S@Inf unb MoGen
! acknowledgement briIt 6Gns.
den nod einmol unb fturmf babon.
ct bat fetner pfliht genilst. Msbr
lam atemonb bon tim periongen.
Die Mlte tpeiB ni1t, mos bos 1T.
Oh, iibtr bic bieler sneuen Namen! Mie
lou man fi9 bn 3ure1tfinben, ipenn
man baIb bunbertiGbrig iR9 Walb,
meiftergelee2 Run, MAJ, brauht ih
ia nidt 5urthtaufinbtn. gs aebf aud
70 mos NOR ,es bod, tpas IL
rDrhtn lab mas mar "a bod
niir9 Der fItine WenQel Dat aefSrt.
9, e. mar eitpas febr @95nes - nod
ttbt lest e .fi4 ipie Trtubt ilber ibr
1fumm getporbenes .0sr5 mas
NOR baB bod nur9
I'D. Grobmutter, bitte, fommen
sic bod, mir tDarter ode, es III Of
iens3ett," fast cine blonde, fhlanie
Grau unb Haft etipas unqebuIbia ben
Mrm Der bitten in ibren; Il Iieot 70
tn0fern unb lebIos In benz boIIeu runs
ben. limb grobmutter bunpeIt NTH
Jam neben ber tuettnus f1rsitenben, IL
btnsfrdftigen GnieIin.
Der GbrenpIab 5ura RtGien bes
9ollsberrn tn fret gebIieben; bas NJ
@roBmutters pIeb. Mbsr a~etparfef
baben Re ni&t NIT BEN gHsn; bic
Suppe 1T fdOn borilber - adj,
groBmuttsr merit bas ia bod nidf
Rein, ie merit es ni3t me6r. Sbr
Gtfiibl TT ftumpf eetpcrben. Mie NEE
donil9 jebt fe fd auf ibren pfob-
lDffelt bic Suppe Gus -.
vUPir elm sroBes Gtid!1 ruff 6dnss
den, benin 5onne trGst chen ben Bros
ten auf.
Grit fommt ilrmutt9en,~ Taat bic
blonde Grau unb iparfet.
sOh bic TIT bsinl gHen INNER 70
langtpeilig!" fdrsit Der Rnirps unb
besinrt Elm u~nsebulbises 9einfdlen.
fern.
9dnshen betpmmt feinen pobIpers
oitntsn Rlaps. Damn fpirb urmutts
dens gratenitiid Torefdliig in fIeins
Seilhen 5erfdnitten unb sierIih uub
appetitli6 bos Gemiiie oufaereqt. Man
ibt erft, nadbsm Re BE gobeI aurn
Wunbe sefiibrt bot man fraat ne, ob
g ihr fhmede. ltnb bod bic
gbrerbittung. bic man ibr trpeift. In
70 gnr5 unb enr unIetsnhia. 60
i@miidt man hal Bib simss Hoitn
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Qlipmimge tatp Bette.

Mla,nu Gent & atumins Gp. @m. So
ren5en, @ieertiimer. Mue unIere 8aaren
bnben boIIes @etpi6t nnb @taB, palieno
fiir StanoaroS@ roben. 215 Npe. 9.
EeIephon Grodett 3658.
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9z3aleuner
International Auto School.

Q. 6. Eriee, Wtgr., $. g. 9ags,
Yrin5ipal. @ir lernengu6 bas 2erlfen II.
Geparieren bon Muto's. @ir faufen u.lb
berfalfen 9ebraudte Iuto's uno @ntoe
Seile. Cine Der belten Geparat1riperfe
itdtten IN Der Stabt. grodett 008; 613
GiihsMlnmo Ctr, Son Mntpnio, Seras.
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Trablingstranut.

NG.M &C.
@enn bic Nadt nit i9maraem 3aus
beri9leier
Streift Der miiben Grbe Mneefi1t, -
@teb' i9 germ i'm milben Ddmmerlidt
Orunten Bel ben Grlen an benz Meiber,
$50 {i9 murmelnb Weu' um WeIe
bri9t.
Sdau 10 germ biniiber au Dem Walbe,
Der 10 i6arf fid gren3t i'm @benbrot.
Dos mid ldHet benfen an ben Sob
Scenes brapen 9eiters auf Der 6albe,
Der nod eeItern frDbli9 NOR unb rot.
Mus benz Grin bort, lieblih unters
brp9en
Bon bes &reuaborns rotem 8lumens
flor,
SDnt Der Na9tisan @eians btrpor =
8alb aufiou1aenb = balb tpte tpenr
gebro9en
Mirb Elm 9era, bas liebt, am Eobess
tor.
Sief perfunttn fteb' Id. in @ebanten.
lleberpdltist bon Der 3aubermadt.
Dte tief in fid btrst BITE Griihlinsse
na4t.
-- -
Mbenbptnb, Der rings bas @diIf l6bt
panfen,
9at nun aud mid Trdumer mod se<
modt.
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6ols mmO GobIe.

Gir balten Die bette &obIe unb 0as
bette BrennboI5. Rrobiert nns. GIase
Wppb & Goal Gp. grodett 6053. Neues
Sci. 1911.
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6ptels.
+ ALAMO

1876 Mamo RIa3a -bibih ns5blierte
refine 3immer. Soc, Toe 81 per Sug;
$3.50 uub nlftpdrts per Wode. 3imu1er
nit 2 @etfen $4.00 per @o9e. Nltes
TeIepbon grodett 656.
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elm Waeiiterz giiengieber rnb M~eaIurgtil.
bon 9uunburg, 9eiitfdlauo, bat Die 2eie
tnng beg @1peib : 9epnrtemeuts iibers
romHaen in Der Spntbesn @eibins &
Nadine Company. 2d2-214 College
5truBe.
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Gin brauienoes Slirra aus fiini-
biinoert oeltiden aeblen oonllcrte
iiber oas @efii0. 9us Elatean mar
crrcid)t. 9ie oeutlhe 5a6ne mcbte
anf ser Sobe. Dit gefdlltem 8a-
iollett orangen Die Saeer poripdrtS
Surragelfrei erfiiate Die 2nft
mo iibertonte oas eriterbenoe aiioi~
tern Der @eipebre.
(Cnrffptunn fnlnf
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GnnerIptt 9pam So.

lit umse5osen mad 400 01tsgommerte
Ctr. @roBe 8argains III ubren, Giar
manten unb Sdmudfnben. &auft jett
8eibnadtss @eidenfe unb eripart Geio.
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@erlangt = 9iamanten, aIte @olb<
nnb SilherIaden. @taiaua u. Gapnrrp,
Sufpelier; 519 SitsSouiton Ctr, 2ogis
Boot Stpre.
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FIRE

Neue sire Escapes" ttad Sem ,,erten
@e5ek eebaut, alte 8orrihtunsen ltrl9e~
bait. @ommt al uns, ebe. SIR eine,
&ontrnft unterf1reibt lin6 ertpart @elc.
Grufett 1920.
S. A. WIRE & IRON WORKS
5O1 Hnrh =Gherrn Gtrn6e.
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Il EIGHTEEN HOTEL

800 BIB alamo Str. Grittlaiii9e 3ints
u1er sttb Nef1ftigung $1.25 per Sag; So
per Isolde. Gunner $3.50 per @obe.
Bob frei. Neiieube ertpiinInt.
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RECYCEES.

g. s. Gpsar G. Soit, gicpcleS9 ieparae
fureu unO Supplies; neue urlo 9ebraudte
@ieDcles. 217 Mbe. $.
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Nprb= Gberru Strafe.

Lone Star Fish & Oyster Co.
fiibrt g~eiunbbeitIide Slide. Nulterii ullo
@~efliigel. sos Commerce StraBe.
grodett $50.
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(Sortietung folgt.)

Sriid ieoen Sag ,gieo Sman~-
aaffee Sn 35c per Gflno. GcinbarS
& Co., aaffee : Store. 2f5 0nro
Ctr. Grodett 4S7. Scenes Eel 1852.
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Or. s. u. Eiper, Ofteopatb, 10a
Soleoao Str. obcn. Office Gel St.
406. WobnunssteI. gr. 1887 Wn3)
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-04-01
CAUGHT A BIG SHARK
Anglers For Jewish Get a Strip.
ed Elasmobranch Fish

Trying to make further record
catches of Jewish last night, three
gentlemen remained on the city
wharf until "a late hour, and near
midnight they landed not a jew.
fish but shark that differs from
any heretofore caught here, He
is about five feet long, striped
down the back and has red eyes,
The color of his eyes is the most
unusual thing about him. Capt.
Jack Mccain says he has seen
striped sharks in the waters about
Key West and that some of them
have light colored eyes and that
he does not think it anything re-
markable that this one has red
eyes. The shark put up a desper-
ate struggle and it was with some
difficulty that he was successfully
landed. The weight of the fish is
about 40 pounds, He may be
seen at the Gulf Refining Com
pany's oil house, as Manager r.
G. Addison is exhibiting him to
many interested visitors, and will
not dispose of him until tomorrow.
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cane. which pay $3.50 to $500 per acre

cane, which pay $3.50 to $500 per acre
Oranges. grapefruit. lemons and lime,
are successfully grown; so are some 9th.
er fruits of lesser note.
Prices of town lots and of lands out OF
town vary so greatly that it is impress
ticable to give quotations here; but al
most any one who does not expect to
find in a new and sparsely settled coun-
try like this, the improvements and con-
veniences of Ohio and Massachusetts,,
can find here something to suit him in
price and character. whether he wishes
improved or unimproved property.
The town government consists of a
mayor, marshall, five aldermen, clerk, coll
lector and assessor and treasurer. The
| streets are hard surfaced and so are
miles of public roads leading into town:
and the people of the town and surround
ing territory have recently voted in favor
OF the creation of a special road and
| bridge district and the issuance OF $20o,-
| 10000 of bonds for the construction and
improvement of highways The town
has voted $60000,OO in bonds for sewer
| age and water works.
The location is one of the healthiest
! to be found anywhere, as is shown by
/ vital statistics kept by the local health
| officer.
A man can work out or doors here any
and every day in the year Prostrations
from heat never occur, The climate here
Is ideal the year round.
Flowing artesian wells may be obtained
here at varying depths, and a number of
them are now in use in and about town,
some for irrigation and others for supply
ing drinking water, etc. The water from
these artesan wells contains mineral
properties and Is said to possess medSc-
cinal value, some citizens claiming to
have been cured Of various ailments by
drinking 1t freely The town owns two
Of these wells, small one which supplies
a public drinking fountain and large
one that supplies fire protection through
a main laid for the purpose.
Our people are from various states and
countries and are very liberal and toler-
ant in their views and opinions. They
are hospitable to respectable strangers,
generous to their neighbors. to the poor
and needy. progressive and enterprising
to the extent of their means. law abiding
and united for the common welfare of
their community. No kinder, better peo-
pie are to be found anywhere.
There are but few dwellings or cottag-
es for rent. but those that are renting
bring from $1,000 up per month.
Opportunities for amusement and rec
reation are varied and abundant the
finest fishing in the world is offere.,
there's boating, bathing and other out
door sports that may be had.
In conclusion, whatever your object
may be, whether business or pleasure.
investment or recreation, health or hap
piness Of any kind, it will be to your in
terest to visit Punta Gorda. where
cordial welcome awaits all good people
regardless of whence they come or what
may be their politice or religion.
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The entertainment, which was
to have been given by the Club
Saturday evening, Apr. Bird, will
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NEIGHBORIN6
TOW Ms
Bernont

beTlnOub
Bermont, March %. H. Nc
Quad, Mrs. Ed Edmonds and
Mrs. Julia R. Graham were visi-
tors to Punta Gorda this week.
M. B. Mizell purchased from
Mr.. Russell King a farm known
as the VIM. H. Northup place sit
uated on the township line on the
proposed rock road.
Joe Washington and his sister,
Myrtle, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Charlie May was a business cal
Ter at Arcadia this week.
Newsome Corbett, one of our
esteemed citizens, was found dead
in his bed on the morning Of the
9th of March. He had been com
planning of heart trouble to some
of the neighbors the evening pre-
vious, but no one thought it seri-
Gus, as he was able to go about.
On the following morning Mrs.
gSmith, neighbor, had gotten the
mail from the postoffice and a let
ter for Mr.. Corbett marked "In
haste" and she went to deliver it
and found him dead. He died ap-
sparently without a struggle. He
left will leaving everything, af-
ter his debts were paid, to Miss
May Plowden, not a relative but
the daughter of a near neighbor,
although he has two brothers and
a sister still living, one Mr., James
.Corbett in Manatee county and
another brother somewhere in
Georgia, and Mrs. R. Whidden of
Woodrow, Fla. The deceased
was Sc years of age and a batcha-
Tor, living ON a homestead alone.
He made no profession of religion
but was always ready to help a
neighbor in every way he could, |
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Acline

Acline, Mich. 30-A jolly neigh.
borhood dance and oyster roast
was given on Monday evening al
the Dewey grove by Mr.. and Mrs
y. C. Caldwell for Mr.. and Mrs
W. B. Caldwell of Mont Verde,
who are visiting their relatives
here while on their honeymoon
The oysters were especially fine
and large and the roast was much
enjoyed. Mandolin and violin
music by Messrs. Mason and Cald-
well, another brother of the bride
groom, made a great hit with the
dancers. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Caldwell are expected to remain
here for some time probably I'M
til crops are finished.
The packing house which was
open for the past week is finally
closed for the season. The Orang-
eS from Capt. Dewey's grove and
the grapefruit from II. A. Frantz
grove wound up the shipping.
Some late valencias in the Frantz
grove still remain. Much of the
usual June bloom fruit was taken
from the trees in the upper creek
groves some time ago.
An Easter egg hunt at the
school house has been arranged
for Saturday afternoon by Miss
Watterson for the pupils and
many parents will be present to
see the fun. The children will
have homemade candy sale at
the same time.
The Easter program by the Sun
day school and preaching by Rev.
Frantz will be at two CLOCK on
Easter Sunday. The decorations
and music will be appropriate to
the day.
The Sunday School has received
fine gift of Bibles from the A
merican Bible Society through
friend in New York.
Crops around the creek are
looking very fine this week and
the shipments of beans from the
Dewey grove are very gratifying.
Mrs. Dodd, who has the reputa-
ton of being the "Texas Onion
Queen" visited the Acline section
this week looking over possible
future onion land. 1t is on the
card that next winter Mrs. Dodd, |
who has leased her Texas holdings
will experiment with onions in
several locations around Punta
5orda, the experiments being of
sufficient extent to settle the ques-
ion whether or no the Punta Cor
la district is likely to become
profitable onion territory.-RE-
PORTER.
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and was honest and upright in
his dealings and this writer, be-
ing acquainted with him about Is
years, never heard him swear nor
saw him under the influence of
intoxicants.
Mrs. F. W. Kuester of Chicago,
after a long visit to her son, Fred
kuester, returned on the 2Sth to
her home in Chicago.
w. |. Baxley has just returned
from a business trip to Arcadia.
Miss Title 10th has just re-
turned from visit to Murdoch,
Fla.-CITIZEN. ..
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Cleveland


Cleveland, March 29-Bob En-
dee, of Nocatee was visiting
friends in Cleveland Sunday.
Morris Daughtry, of Fl. Ogden
put in his Sabbath as usual, with
Clevelandites.
Mrs, Horn and Mr. Nipper have
been on the convalescent list this
week.
Lewis Lanier and Tom Hobson
were called to Punta Gorda on
business Monday.
Capt. Calhoun, Miss Rosie Har-
din and others were in Punta
Gorda a day of last week.
Misses Clara Hobson and Bessie
Watts with their escorts attended
the dance at II. l.. Smith s.
Messrs. Curry, Junior and SEN
lor, Mr.. Mauck and son, Mr.. Will
lis, with Rev. j. w. Brown and
wife, from across the bay attend
ed church at Cleveland Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Brown doing the
preaching.
Fishing up Shell creek is get
ting more and more interesting,
the freshwater trout, or bass of
the north, being very hungry just
now.
Some of the schoolboys are
planning a several-day camping
trip after the close of school and
before hitting the truck patch
with a hoe.
Quite a number attended
chicken barbecue at Mrs. Whites
Friday night and a general good
time is reported.
Willie and Emory Dyess, Mess
rs. r. NJ. Cornelius, j. c. Hobson,
and c. E. Goodell were among
the Clevelandites having business
at Punta Gorda Saturday.
Capt. Andrews is having grubb-
ed a fine piece of land, along the
railway just above town. 1t is a
great place for truck, and will
show up well to the travelling pub-
lie.
a small herd of woods cattle
tried to bluff a train below town
and as a result, there is a lot of
buzzard beef.
A peripatetic artist said he saw
sixteen snakes at one time, near
town, last week; but investigation
proved them to have been in his
BOOTS.
A number of the younger set
vent over to Pineapple river Sun
lay and report great improve
nent among the farms of that re-
yiOn.
Another car of Cleveland s fine
'itrus fruit goes out this week,
With prospect of better prices be-
ng realized than in the past.
An auto load of travellers, on
he lookout for investments, lorcd
everal holes in the Cleveland VII
Unity last week, a nd said the
was worth returning 10
lvestigate. They deprecated the
florida habit Of asking higher
rices than would be taken in act
al sale.
Since the reputed discovery of
reaSure across the bay, several
hell mounds have been dug into
y the curious and credulous.
'oyS, there is not even a "needle I
lthe haystack. "-EMM.
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have to be postponed because of
the illness of some of the members.
Further particulars will be given
later when the date will be def
nitely decided.
A number of the young people
of the town enjoyed a delightful
moonlight sail last Monday even
ing as guests of Mr.. Walter Lewis.
Club Member.
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Charlotte Harbor

Charlotte Harbor, Mar. 29-
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Barnhill made
a pleasant trip to Arcadia Mon
day on business through the
country in Mr.. Thompson s car.
Mr.. Stalls is very busy with his
gardening. Seems to be having
good luck.
Capt. r. II. Pyfrom was home
Sunday from FIT. Myers, where he
is employed on the Velie yacht.
Harry Gaskill is having more
room added to his residence. l..
l.. Barnhill is doing the work.
We regret very much losing
Capt. S. j. johnson and family
who are going to move to Fort
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Your chIId's Cough is Call for Helo

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WhoopIng Cough

Well--everyone knows the effect of
Pine Forests on Coughs. DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey is remedy which brings
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Electric Bitters a Spring Tonic.
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