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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL

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Whether muscular or 81 the iointn sciafica
Iunn"E"s oncknchc pains in the kidncys
or neuralgia pains to write 20 her for a
home treatment Witch has repeatedly cured
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duty 20 send II :" all sufferers FREE You
cure yourself NJ home lar thousands ui,J
tcsuty--nn change 81 climate being necek-
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acid from the blood ioosens the stiffeued
JOINTS PARTIES IA" blood. and brightens tho
eyes, giving elasticity and tone 10 the whale
systnn II The above interests you. for
proof address "
M.s. NJ Summers, Box r. Ho;.e Dame. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. December is-Mrs
William *. Allen gave delightful
luncheon on last Saturday At her home
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18

love from the beginning. He Knew the woman he wanted the moment he met her and felt sure that if she want ed him she would know him. While be would not make himself known, he could not refrain from telling her that he loved her.
 In a few weeks came second letter. In it her correspondent said that he was impelel to write to her, though he had no information of himself to communicate. He had met her once since he had written the first letter, but had observed nothing in her greet ing to give him any reason to think that she had chosen him as he had chosen her. Nevertheless he had a faint hope that there might be some subtle medium nf traHsfercnce which would enable his love to kindle its like in her.
 Whether or not this medium existed, Owens heart went out to this un- known lover, or, rather, to being whom she created. She was troubled that he did not enable her to make even a written reply by giving her an address. But one day she received a letter in which he said that he was i'll and was pining for q word from her. If he did not get it he feared for the result Al address was given, but she was assured that she would not be able. even if she desired. to trace him.
 Gwen did not find the difficulty to be expected in writing reply, be- cause she wrote 10 one created by her own fancy. She did not intend to write loving letter to an unknown man. She thought she merely ex- pressed sympathy. But sympathy is 50 nearly akin to love that the eX- preSsiOn of the one will often do for the other.
 The stranger having given an ad- dress where q letter might reach him, quite q brisk correspondence sprang up between him and Gwen. She sug- geSted that he make himself known, that if they could not be lovers they might at least be friends, and she lOnged to dO something to show her appreciation of his preference for her. To this he replied that he was sure that when she knew which Ot her ac- uuaintances he was, that he was q plain, ordinary man. she could not re-
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18
An Ingenious Courtshiip
By WILLARD BRAKEMAN

Mrs. Martlndale, realizing the dan rers which beset young persons who step into matrimonial traps, desired that her daughter should be settled matrimonially while her mother lived and that she skould marry good man. Edward Sawyer was the person on whom Mrs. Martindale had fixed her intentions for her daughter. One day she said to him:
 Edward, I have noticed that you seem pleased with Gwen. l wish to see her settled before l leave her. If you wish to marry her I will help you to win her. If not, shall try to make a match for her elsewhere"
 "You have not been deceived in my partiality for Gwen, Mrs. Martindale, but I don't see that Gwen has any special partiality for me"
 Gwen is romantic and needs to be won by romance. That is why fear for her. Some worthless fellow is lia- Dle lO dppedI bO ucl III lllll way anu marry her. value that which is prac- tical in you and wish that you might sink 1t temporarily, be bit senti- mental, catch Gwen and marry her After marriage l am sure your good sense and wisdom will hold her.
 MT. Sawyer sat evidently turning something over in his mind. then as sured Mrs. Martindale that, although he would be glad to win her daughter, he feared that he was too matter of fact to please her.
 One day Gwen received note which put her in a futter The writer de clared that he had known her for some time; that he had loved her from the moment he first saw her; that he had forborne to give her the slightest ink ling of his affection because he had not observed any predisposition on her part for him. He was a believer in
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18
The Genius of Language.

It makes difference with a ven- geance what tongue We employ to con- vey ideas of proper names. Thus, our notion of Vienna, in its assigned ana native dwelling place, is Wien. Your Frenchman, insisting that the cockney does not know his own, converts Lon- dor into Londres.
 We superior English speaking school masters, defying birthright and the custom of the ages, make 1t appear that Roma is merely monosylabic Rome; that Venetia Is Venice; thss Koeln Is Cologne, and so on through the world.-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18
Good Advice.

A man advertised recently In Lon don paper to forward on receipt or hostage stamps "sound practical ad- vice that would be applicable at any time and to all persons and conditions of life."
 On receipt of the stamps he sent his numerous victims the following:
 Never give a boy a penny to hoio your shadow while you climb tree to look into the middle of next week.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18
"Pere Goriot," Balzac's great story, is now a two reel photo play.

"Pere GOriot," Balzac's great story, is now a two reel photo play.
 May Allison is to play the second lead with Edith Wynne Mathison in "The Governors Lady" She is we'll known for her work in "EVerywoman" and in The Quaker Girl"
 The most dangerous thing about a bad temper is that 1t generally proves q boomerang to its possessor. This Is forcibly brought home to the leading character in Mr. Pepperie Temper"
 That Helen Holmes Is an expert aero plane pilot is seen in "The Black Dia- mond Express" One of the most eX- citing scenes in this production shows race between a band of cowboys, an express train and an aerOplane. Miss Holmes. plotting the acroplane,- wins the race thereby saving the life of man whom the cowboys seek to lynch.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18
ATrauic Coincidence.

In 1865 a German predicted that he would be a victim of a war that would take place in 1866. The war occurred, but did not affect him. One day forty two years later he was laughing at his old time prophecy and boosting of his good health. In his happy mood ne bought an old cottage from a friend and straightway went to inspect it. In the garden there was a quantity of old iron and among it a shell dating from 1866. He picked it up and was exam ming 1t when 1t exploded, and he was killed on the spot. The prophecy had come true.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18

MIXTURE provided the effects for IN the scenes which occur in the
 climax of "The Smugglers of Lone Isle" two act drama. Held up by violent storm that turned day into night, the producing director seized the opportunity to work the storm into the drama which he was producing. The camera was sheltered so as to be out of the rain, and the players grappled in furious combat. Of course they were only revealed while the lightning lit up the sky, but this. 1t was found when the picture was thrown upon the screen, filled the dark periods with unusual suspense.
 Ills clubmates bet him $50 that he wouldn't spend the night in haunted house and proceeded to make shoStly things happen. Discovering the trick, Mir. Bore pretended to commit suicide, turned the tables on his friends and won the bet In '',rhe Club Pest
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18

George E. Periolat had fifteen years experience as an actor before appear ing before a motion picture camera He had been associated with Julia Arthur, Maurice Barrymore, Otis Skin ner and other well known stars and has played for years in stock com, panies. He was born in Chicago and is of French-Irlsh ancestry.
 A comedy that proves the poverty of riches is "The Millionaire Cabby." Page, a rich young idler. must earn a thousand dollars before Doris father will permit Page to marry Doris. Page wagers he can take an old cab outfit and earn many times a thousand dol lars with 1t. How Page defeats bur glars, stops an elopement and wins Doris is entertainingly shown.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18
The First SIreS..

Speaking of wonderful inventions, the overshadower of Edison is the manor woman-who invented fire. Our prehis- toric ancestors doubtless were famil- far with fire from lightning strokes and lava eruptions. But how did they ever get the idea that they could imi- tate the effects of lightning by rubbing two sticks against each other? It has been observed in recent years that in bamboo forests Of southern India branches sometimes are whipped by the wind against each other until they burst into flame. That probably was where the fire inventor got his iaea.- Kansas City Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-18

tra1n rom snOwng ner uis"pp-.-. ment. Nor would she believe that one she had known could have so long concealed the love buried away down In his breast.
 To this she replied that such dis covery could not but interest her and might turn the scale in his favor. After much urging and the expression of many misgivings he consented to make himself known. He agreed to call upon her on Il certain evening. When that evening arrived she spent much time before her glass arranging her costume. and when she heard the ring of the doorbel her heart leaped into her throat. She went downstairs, trembling with anticipation.
 why, Ned Sawyer"
 Sawyer shrank back as though fear ing she was about to cast blight upon him.
 Can 1t be-" Gwen added, q slight color rising in her cheeks, that you have so long lived near me, have seen me so often and yet have been able to conceal what you have expressed in those lovely letters?"
 "Oh, Gwen, tell me, are you-do you wish I had turned out to be some one else?"
 "Why. Ned. do you moan tn toll mo that you haven't known that f'-
 He clasped her to his breast. No; had I even suspected it l would not have wasted so much time on this con foundcd"- He checked himself in time to pre- vent spoiliug what he had accom- plished.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
Notice of Sale of SchOO, Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given that the Coun-
~ Board Of Public Instruction OF De
soto County, Florida, viii receive seal
ed bids at the office Of Superintendent
Of Public instruction of said county In
the court house at Arcadia, Florida
until noon, May %, 1915, for the pur,
chase of Special Tax School District
Bonds, authorized and issued In th'
sum Of seventeen thousand five nun
arod 1s17. 5OO) dollars by sebring spe
eial Tax school District No. 81 Oh DE
soto County, Florida, bearing date o
october LIST, 1914 And fifteen tnous
and (s15.OOO) dollars by Nocatee spe
eial Tax School District No o. OF De
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
Notice to NONRESIDENT.

In the Circuit Court Of the Tenth Ju-
dicial Circuit of the State of
Florida, in and for DeSoto Coun-
ty.
Eddie Mcpherson VS.. Rosa McPher.
son. Notice to Non Resident.
To Rosa Mcpherson, address un.
known.
You are hereby required to appear
to the bill Of complaint filed herein
against you in the above entitled cause
on or before the 7th day Of June, A.
ID. 1915.
The DeSoto County News is hereby
designated as the newspaper in which
this order shall be published once 9
week for eight (S) consecutive weeks
Witness my hand and the seal Of
OFFICE this 18th day Of April, A. d.
1915.
(Seal) A. L. DURANGO,
Clerk Circuit Court.
The above is a true copy of tn,
original.
(scal) A L. DURRANCE.
Clerk Of the said Circuit court.
4-i5 10 0-1o.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
ROBERT W. DAVIS,
Notice 70 Contractor.

Sealed proposals for clearing and
grabbing the several decisions Of the
system Of roads in the Punta Gorda
special road and bridge district, Of
DesctO county, Forida (aegreratlne
about no mIIes) win be received by
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
Notice Of COnts

he rtment of Ia. i1te . n, On'tedl
States Land c-GN5, caiuesy We.
Florida, May 4, -15.
To David c. Lane, Of inknG N ad-
dress, Contestee;
You are hereby noi'Ge U a. ,)nis
r. Doyle, who gives raj dat r1on
da, as his postofflce ad ss's al o.
March >, 1915, file in I offico n 5
duty c9r ,borated apriit ION to con-
test and ~ecrve the 4 81 'tio7 IF
your hon steadt b.. - Jln724, =
rial 10. 1924, y a. My :, ~ ,,
for It CALF, DothN, =, 4, ter, aud
mons h I srutt -St ne ''' s, se ion
z, n p II GtJ/ rSn,'e 20 Aast,
"a" At &C ri, a. and Is gro ads
b9oall. o. ,s.i u ses "a said
Davi& IL : Ms .e,nr,. =, frod,
said Ma syfshryen lonttis, aicahas
never made any improvements.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and your said entry will
be- cancelled without further right tc
be heard, either before this office OF
on appeal, If you fail to file in thi'
office within twenty days after tn,
FOURTH publication of this notice
as shown below, your answer, undei
oath, specifically responding to thes,
allegations OF contest, together will
due proof that you have served cop!
OF your answer ON the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail
You should state In your answe
the name of the postoffice 10 whicl
you desire future notices to be sen
TO you.
ROBERT W. DAVIS,
Register.
Date of first publication, May L
1915.
Date OF second publication. May %
1915.
Date Of second publication, May 81
1915.
Date Of fourth publication, June ;
1915. 5-13-4t
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

3. .er "is CO. .eftl With
an ~. apprGNec "a" s. O. the
nj, 60. the - re-. - co. f"'
the u a.I b.'Sf ID al parties VINO
NAV be antitled to licrs rder he sa'H
contract aes".d0TL 40
Of the lp.} .. ..5 y &C. % Flor.da'
This bond shall roman = zee for
and until six months tie. completion
of the building, and acceptance OK
same by the architect and owner.
Contractors wishing to bid may OBJ
tain drawings and specifications from
Charles P. Neiderhauser and william
T.. Redditt, architects, POI Willtford
Rullding, Arcadia, Fla, by applying
for same and accompanying his apph-
cation with deposit in the amount Oh
S25 90. S2z. so of this deposit VIII be
refunded on return Of said drawings
and specifications within five days ar
tcl bids are received.
Failure on the part Of the contractor
10 either give a bona fide bid ON the
work or return the drawings and spec
ifeations within FIVE days after bids
arc received, without cost to the ar
ehitect, will forfeit the $500. Draw
hugs may be seen at the office OF Chas
p Nelderhauser and William L. Red
ditt POI williford Building, Arcadia
Fla.
Face brick for the outside walls VII
be selected by the Board of Public In
struction at their office In Arcadia oil
the 9th day of May, A. d. 1913 Sam
pies with prices must be subm'tte'
for brick costing between $ll anc
k25 per thousand, f. o. b. cars Sc
bring and Nocatee.
The right is reserved to reject an
and all bids.
This notice is given by order OF th
board of Public Instruction OF Des'
IN County, Florida, this the Bird day
March, A. d. 1915.
JAS. o. Buckley,
422 to 5-22. Secretary
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

"a 49,, = : 6t--sns' sum- NSi'----eHV
et orL itAin one ven after this ordi-l
he,- " ~ot~, law ID" fh't the
III -, =. ,.r ,s, ms succ yrs or
" sns. aa IA 'eaoy to provide the
Of g, int.e principal streets
~. said A.y o arcadia within ~
glars after tn. ordinance shall be'
\ Ane 'aw. subject however, to hdod
sres. s Ties and cher delays beyond
~ con col. unless the time shall have
4 on St> 1ded by the city - Arcadia.
I'm. 81 IL further ordained by said
lfhor That the City of Arcadia
,Ihall 1 authority, I'm the interest c'
'eus,ou, o. customers, to reGiT
John Jones, his successors or .
signs. g. extend the service mains ana
distribution pipes intos'~rcb rtrectS
aud to such points in SAID CT" a may
he deemed necessary, provideD such *
tension shall not be required except "a
the application Of at least two bona
fide customers 70 each one hundled
feet of main pip required for each
extension. which customers must agree
to continue customers for at least "D'
year.
Be 1t further ordained by said a"
thority: That the City Of Arcadia 80
serves unto itself at any time dus!AE
the life Of this franchise, or any re
naval or extension of the same, the
rieht 10 purchase and take over this
Gas Plant at such value as may b'
agreed on between said city and the
owners of this franchise and plant.
In the event said value cannot o'
agreed on between the owners an'
the city. then, in that event, the vaiu'
Of the same shall be fixed In the fol
lowing manner, to-wit: By arbitra
tlcn. the city to select one arbitrator
thc owners one, and these two tn
third, all of whom shall be non-res
dents of the City Of Arcadia, who shal
nroceed to assess the market value o
said plant, taking into considerable
both the intrinsic worth Of the phys
zeal property Ssd the average net II
come of the plant during the precedin
five years, as well as other items
value.
13. The said John L. Jones, his SUI
l cessors and assigns shall have the rigi
r 10 make, establish, maintain and el
force such regulations for the prote
? ton of the Gas Plant and distribute
!, system as may be reasonable, necess
: ry and proper, and protect themselv'
y from fraud and imposition, and ms
y i'm their discretion refuse to furnii
: gas and to cut of the supply from al
y customer who is in default in the pa
n ment OF a gas bill rendered under Il
I limitations herein imposed.
n IA. All ordinances and parts Of 9
k dinances in conflict with the above I
, ana the same are hereby repealed.
D 10. This ordinance shall take effe
y Immediately on its passage and q
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20


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said !. sine,q, ,rae- lie streets, ~ ,1AN
alleys. sidewalks, bridge public ISFka p
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arcadia. now estaGiisb I'd, laid tut and !,
ev'sting therein, 4. alro all streets :,
iunes, alleys, sideSali bridges, pup IL
lie parks and squ,-,os ph es which n
NAV at any time .lerHs ter L. laid ont -,
and established by It. PROVIDED, H.,
that all excavation and yla Of pipes 20
and fixtures shall Nc subject to APP ~,
prevail Of the City Council Of the City ~
OF Arcadia. or such committee as they %
may designate, and shall be done in ~
accordance with such reasonable rules 70
as they prescribe. ve
3. John l.. Jones, his associates
SUCCESSORS or assigns, shall re-pave, or tn
relay. as promptly as possible all Sc
streets, lanes, alleys, sidewalks, N
squares and places excavated, dug or n,
disturbed by them in laying pipes, ri
mains, fixtures, or in changing or re- G
moving them, or for any other purpose M
attendie such work. And they shall %,
repair and restore such streets, lanes,
alleys, squares, places, sidewalk and n
pipe to their former and safe condi II
ton, and with the same kind Of mate o.
rails as were existing before the work Il
commenced. Il
4. Should the said John L. Jones, L
his associates, successors or assigns, I
neglect or refuse to restore or repair, d
without delay, upon reasonable notice, 7
any streets, alley, lane, place, square $
or sidewalk which may have been eX- /
cavated, dug or disturbed by them, /
their employees or agents, then the said c
City of Arcadia or its appointed com
mittee, shall have repairs and restora'
ton done, and the expense incident -
thereto shall be paid by the said John
l.. Jones. his associates, successors or
assigns.
8. The said John L. Jones, his as
shall at all times indemnify
and hold harmless the City
indemnify and hold harmless the City
of Arcadia against all damages, judg-
; ments, DEGREES and costs which may
: arise or accrue TO the said city from
: injury to persons or property. brought
: about by the carelessness or neglect in
I the execution or conduct of the x0-S
hereunder authorized. or in the lis
: regard OF the said parties, their EN-
: ployes or agents. to comply with any
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

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5 jnless said cGrtifi a'ts shall be req
d. .remed according TO law nS iced
% m issue thereon On. tse 18th day of
: June, 1915.
Witness my official signature and
d seal this the 18th day of May, 1915.
N Seal A. l.. DURRANCE,
n Clerk Circuit Court DeSoto County,
to Fla.
d BY Clarence ]. Carlton, d. c.
rs w-5-20 to GIT.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

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vents, Drainage Engineern.
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ton, Exan.. . 1ons' hepO'.
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

nj executive VIII 1tAff3f
81 favorable deternIsss,1aot veks,st(,
the approaching y, leg rely "
ms s'" produce of all 7 saecsySwsrs
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crops. The s sl.Sor. 49, proper .
with our pIOo o,.'.,sss selling =,
y ketlng and success nv market vi
nj they rnl1a. WIN tlEOcured for
TO fair , prices and e * crops. the
da farmer ytIlt IN this matter
t.'ssa assist our gooG Of all the s