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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

Pec0s, Nalevo Mexico,
Febrero, q, 1879
ST.. Editor de HI Nuevo Mexicano
Muy senior mf0s
PermitatAe esp8eEo en- SD acredi,
tad0 ~semanafio, para publican la ST
gaiente res0Iuei6n:
Por% cuant0 Ia Divfna Provfden.
cia en- sus infalibles desigmios, ha
llarnado d fnejcr vida a la Sra. Re
beca Vigil de- Valencia, Ell dla Z del
actual, v siendo que era esposa de
nuestro querido c0iisocio Rosa1io w
lencia, QUEEN attends de su esp0go,
de3a para lamenfar sii eterna dss-
pedida, a un hijo de SUI primer nsa-
tFimonio. EIiseo Arfnij0; tambien eta
tro ~hemnan0s Baftolome, Francisco,
Jose A. v Pablo Vigil. Y dos ente-
nadas Pablita Y FeIicftas Valencia.
y IN crecido ndfiefO de p~arientes.
Aproyechando esta Oportuuidad pa
ra expresar ~nuestras simpatias para
con ellos.
Sea por 10 tanto resueito que la
S0eiedad Literariar i de AyuaaA Mir
tua de Pec0sg Nuevo Mexico, IIenos
de profHndo pesari ofreeemos nues-
trO mas crecid0 pesame a nuess 20
consocio tfosaIfo Valencia Y demsss
deudos de Ia finada.
Ademas, sea resueitb de- que estaSI
re~soluciones sean p~rotocoIadas en- los
archives de la Sociedadi Literatia y
Ayuda Mutua y que una copiAf sea
mandada a nuestr0 c~onsocio Rosa
lilo Valencia y otra copia sea man
dada a "Hl Nuevo Mexieano de
Santa Re, Nuevo Mexico. para qlie
Sc le de publieidad
Jose c. Rivera.
Antonio Gonzalez
Demetrio Rivera,
COnlisi6ns
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

~gracioso y su grande talente, la han
hecho c6lebre por TODD ell mnndo.
nj Romance comenz6 en- Canada
cuando Ell Comandante Ramsay, ser.
via de. Ayudante al Duque de Connaul
ght, entonces Gobernador General.
-Prontamente despues, Ramsay vol
vic al servicio active de la Marina
Real, y gan6 la orden de Servicio
destinguido por su trabaio valeroso
en- Gallipolf. La Princesa es una
ANA de casa c0mpleta, es muy habl
parR TRAFALGAR con la aqua y hace
muchos de sus propios traies. Tam.
bien ie gusta mucho Ia vida de Cant
no, v durante ell viaie que hizo poe
Canada 0 su padre, que era en-
tonees Gobernador General, cabaleo
su fogoso caballo a traves de las
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
Il plscuRso De vAReAs.

El discourse elocuente y progressive
que prununci6 ell 81. Vargas q ia
camara en- favor del sufragio feni6-
niuo, debe tener una palabra espt-
cial de aprecio. Df6 un paso muy
adelantado para sus colegas, en- su
suplica de que Sc le de recon0ci-
miento complete a las mujeres del
Fstado, este es muy significativo,
" despues de TODD esperamos que
todos los miembros de la legislature,
tendran presente Ell hecho de que
no hay ~argumento" encontra del So
fragio femenino.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

Nanguna otra Prineesa es melor
conocida en- Canada " los Estados
Unidos, que la Princesa Patricia de
Connaught 10 Princesa Pat, como 81.
c0noce mas popularmente) y So ro-
nance que cuiminac hoy dfa n dc
Febrero al contraer matrimonio con
ell comandaHte Hon. Alexander Ro-
bert Maule Ramsay, d. s. o., her
mano del Condo de Dalhousie, ei
cuai ha atraido mucho la atenci6n.
La Prineesa Patricia es prima del
Rey George, hij0 del Duque de Con
nanght y patrono de la famosar In.
fanteria Canadense que lleya sd
nombre. a La que ella di6 los dolores
bajo los cuales la mayor parte del
reHimiento hizo Ell sacrificio SUI
prem0 SUI hermosura, su caraeter
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

Montanas, en- "Banff Springs" lie
gan6 a. su padre al juego del "GoIfos
y di6 exhibiciones de nado experfo
en- Ell grande nadadero del Hotel.
FL espiritu Democratico es tan no,
table ahora en- Canada. que aun 81
ambiente esta saturado del mism0,
es de suponerse que la Princess, 10
haya respirado con Ell aire Canaden-
SO, porque rehuso casarse con dos
reyes a 10 menos, Y escogi0 un HON.
breF sin "tftulo". pero 81 in miembro
heroe de la Marina del Rey. Ha
pedido Ell concentlmiento del Rey, J
10 ha recibido, para renunciar to.
dos sus t~ftulos, de prfncesa v alte-
"a real, y de ahora en- adelante So
10 Sc conocera por Seiora Patricia
Ramsay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
EsE TERRIBLE ppLoR
DE cABEZA

Els I'd. atacado Embellishments por
dolores de cabeza acompanados de
enfermedad del est6mago U gomitos,
piel livida y oios tristes? ST tai es
81 case, I'd. puede hallar pronto ALI
VIC tomando Pastillas de Chamber
lain segdn indieadas para Ell exceso
be bills, y lie sera possible evitar to-
dos estos atques 81 observa las d.
recciones que a en- cada paqaete.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
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LA MORAL

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La morales la sabidnria de los ST..
CLOS.
La meior moral es Ia que existe
en- Ell coraa6n
81 v%erdadero regimen de la felici-
dad es Ia moral,
i q =
Ia moral regula la Yoluntad; IL
ley las acciones.
Q1ien tiene aiempre la moral en-
la boca, es raro que la tsnga en- ~.
y = =
La moral ensena a moderar las pa.
s~ioness a ctltiyar las virtudes y a re-
prinif los vicios.
.
Sonlos mas pr6pensos a apIiear las
reglas de la moral a la conducta
de los otros que a la nuestra.
Los principles inmutables de Ia mo.
raj son como las gTandes a sir.
ven de puente para atravesar Ell RIO
de las pasi0nes.
y 4
Los preceptos de la moral SO en-.
gendran antes en- Ell coraz6n que IA
la cabeza: desgraeiados los que tiel
nen 10 moral solo en- la cebeza.
=
cuandO desies instruiros en- la mo-,
raj escojed buenos libros; pordae la
mayor parte de los libros de mor.II
son insfpidos. porque sus autores. al
dicen ~ que no piensan, 0 pi~ensaaI
10 que no sienten
y q 4
La moral Sc cOmpone de sentimieu.l
tos, de ideas VI de a~cciones. los SEMI
timientos ~pertenecen a la imaginalI
cion; las IDEAS, a la inteIigencla; las
a%cciones son Ell resultado de la cont
binaci6n de estas dos fa~cultades.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

pEsEMHoLsc PoR cABEzA EN la
POPULATION TOTAL.

III siguiente resdmenH mi6stra Ell
gast6 para la edueaci6n: Ia cantiAau
opuesta al nombre del estado indi.
ca la sulna de tahtos D6lafes pof ca
beza de la population total. La can.
tidad varia de s1.f5 en- MISSISSIPPI a
$14sI4 en- Montana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

i. "
Don jose Apodaca de esta Capt.
tai eatuvo en- nuestra oficina LEI Scr
mana paaadasy nos mostr6 una carfa
do su hijo Celestino Apodaca que 50
halla con las fuerzas Expidiciona-
rias On Europa. hi 5oven Apodaca
ocnsuela a SUI padre diciendoIe que
Sc halla disfrutAndo de buena salud
y esta muy contento, a pesar De es'
tar en- territario enemigo Tiene "
esperahza de regresar en- corto item
POI y dice que va que 10 sac6 Dios
con hien de la terrible Guerra. es-
pera le conceda verse otrn vez err
tire su familia, parientes y amigos
Nuestro suacaitor ell Sr. Alejandro
CRANE, de Moses. N. Mex. nos en-
Via la segunda carta que desde Fran
cha les escribe su herfnano ell joven
DeIfido CRANE que Sc halIa con las
Il efzas expedicionarias en- aquellos
mundos. En- la carta expresa ell TO-
ven CRANE que Sc halla disfrutando
de buena salud, y que esta stimamen-
lie agradecid0 DEF apreci0 y estima
ci6h que para con 81 tfenen sus ie
les, amigos v c0mpaheros. Delfido
.consuelA a su madre dieiendeole 'qHs
sn breve espera regresar v disfenf
tar 81 resto de su vida en- compahir
de- ella y sus hermanitos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
NoTicIA LEGAL
Estado de- Nuevo Mexico.
Condado de Santa re.
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO

Estado de- NuevO Mexico,
lCondado de Santa re.
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
No. 91T9.
THE Rio Grande Live Stock Company
l~guejantes, en- contra de los h~eredefos|
lhesconocfdos de CIeto de Miera, finaS
do, los h~erederos decOnocid0s de PEI
hr0 Bautistaa Pine, finado; los here0ey
fos desconocidos de Alonz0 Rae1 de
lAguilar, finado; los herederos descos
nocidos de Antonio Teresa Rael de-
Angular, finada; los heredefos de Ma
nuel Delgado, 1ro., finado; los here
deros desconocidos de Manuel Delga-|
lido, 2do,, finado:f los herederos des-
~conocidos de Luz Baca, finada; los
.lherederos desconocidos de Jose Mi
Iguel de la Pena, finado; los heredesI
ros ,desconocidos de Juan Antonio
|Anaya, finado; los reclamantes desco-
lnocidos de ~intereses en- Ell Sitio de
los CeFrillos, adversos al quejante; dos
reclamantes desUonocidos de inter6s
EN- ell Sitio de Juana Lopez, adversosl
bI ~quejante; los reclamantes desco@|
|hocidos con i~ntereses en- la MefEedH
de los Cerrillos, adversos al duejante
los heredefOs descon0cidos de juan
Antonio Anaya, finado; los herederosa
h~eseonocidos de Josefa Delgado y Pal
bio DeIgado, ambos finados; los ni1osi
de Manuel DelgadO 2do., Ramon Padi.
liza, Longino Padflla, Juan Padilla.
Pedro Padillo, Albino Padilla, Justo
PadiIla y Anastacia Padilla, acusa-
dos.
Los acusados arriba mencionados,
excepto los del nombre de- Padilla son
pcr esta n~otificados, que ell q~uejante
ha ~protocolado una queja juramenta-
.da en- la causa arriba dicha, bajo ell
estatuto que autoriza proceso por me.
dio de publication; que la dicha eau
sa esta pendiente en- la corte ante
dicha, que los objetos generates de
la dicha acci6n, son: para aquietar
oil titulo al Sitio de Los Cerrillos; al
Siti0 de Juana Lopez y a la MERGED
de Los Cerrilios; situadOs en- ell con
dado de SantaFe, Nuevo Mexico; para
acIarar los intereses de todos los re-
ciamantes EN- 81 mismo, 81 hay align
que sea adversos al q~uejante;
para declarar y aquietar Ell titulo de
todos los recIamantes a los derechos
de aqua o~riginandose dentro de los d.
ehos ~terrenos, y que CORE v Sc AGO
en- los mismos, ST hay tales re-
con alivio general.
Estan ustedes notificados ademas.
que a menos que ustedes respec-
tivamente entren su conparencia
en- dicha caasa, en- o antes del
dfa de Abril de 1919, Sc dara
inicio en- dicha causa por defalco, en-
de los falten en- aparecer,
Al. B. Renehan, de Santa Fe, Nue..
voi Mexico, es ell abogado del que
Iante.
ALFREDO LUCERO,
Escribanosd del Condado de Santa F6.
.or Federico Lopez, Diputado.
QSEIAs0)
First pub. Eeb. 90.
Last pub Mar. 1S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
AviSO I~TflpOrtante.

EI Cuerpo de IndMstri0s de- Gaeryd del Gobieynos de
los Estados Umidos hG eDpedtdo ana orden prohibsendo
q todoS los ~periOdtcoS seapdmGrios ntamdar sascrsci0Mes 0
p~eriodicos a los s~ascyit0res que no hayan p0gGdo ddeldn
tdd0. Porlo t0nto, no nsawdGreMs0S Ell pexi0diC0 Sino GIos
s~asoitores que nos b0yaw 1p0nddd0 Ia s~ascriciom.
Con tai n~sotsuo, anuscianos a. a~uestros s~uscritores
que no nos hoyon p0gado todaUi0, que q uenos que nos
reassta1 70 qae nos deben h0sto Ia fech0, NOS peremos
ObSgcdos q ~qestGylOs de maestrds Nstds no les nndndc-
rensos mas eJ peySodico Sd no pagan ipmedi0tamemtes
Esperamos que nos ayldaran a cumplir con la anterior
Orden del gobierno de los Estdos Unidos, " que nos mandarin
dicada. #s ggstaSE3bgn4N9z
Santa Fe New Mexican
Publishing Corporation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

.ss-;n ~ : a,,,,.
sad0, cuy0 ndmero es 1851 en- ell re-
eistro clyil DO dich& cofte, 81 ohjeto
general de dicho pleito siendc para
'aaegurar un, decfetul concediendo a la
|dicha duejaiite uni divorcio absolute
del dicho acusado devolverle a la
.dichap q~nejafteN su apellido natural.
Ade1das SO 10 notificA que a menos
dbe entire 81 c0inparencia en- dicha
causal en- d antics del dia IL de Mario
do 1919, Sc rpfdira juicio en- contra
de listed en- dicha cAtsa, por defalco.
Fl nonibge del abogado dc Id qiejan
te es Daniel X. Sadlers Y su direction
postal es Santa re, M M.
En- testimonio de 10 cual. he puesto
mi sello, en- este dia 5 dc Febrero de
1919
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
en- "A ooRTE DC DierRITo


EN- IA ooRTE De DierRITO
Estad0 de Nuevo Mexico,
condado de- Santa Fe.
Mrs Max Helfenstein,
Quejante
vs..
Max Helfenstein,
Aeusado.
ClTAl PoR PUBLICATION
Max H~elefenstein,
AeusadO
;Por medic dc esta Sc le notifIca
que UNI pIeito ma comenzado y esta
ah0fa pendishte encontra de listed
en- Ia corte de Distrito, del Primer
Distrito Judicial en- y por ell Condado
de Santa Fe, Estado de Nuevo Next
co, por n Queja protocolada conmigo
como ~Secretario de diclia c0rte. a Sal
bere 81 ala 3 do Enero de 1919, don
della Sra. Max Helfenstein es quejan-
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
Florida Beats All

The value of Florida farm pro-
ducts for 1917 is officially stated
at $63 per acre, as against 500 per
acre for the whole country. The
average value per acre of the IA
principal fruit and vegetable
crops of Florida is given as $213.-
36 for the same year. These facts
are commended to the careful con-
sideration Of northern visitors
who look with contempt on our
sandy soils and water-soaked
wamps, averring they would not
take them as gift, for they will
mot raise anything Go to a few
of our county fairs, not forgetting
the South Florida fair, and see
what an infinite variety of valua-
lie products the farmers of Flor
ida are raising. 1t will vastly
enlarge your conception of the
possibilities of agriculture in
orida.-Tampa Times.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
A Good Suggestion

If the press of the state wants
to do something of real service to
the boys and girls at the indus
trial schools, and the insane at
the state asylum and the convicts
in the penitentiary, let it insist
that these institutions be put un-
der the supervision of the state
board of health, with power to
send inspectors to these institu-
tons whenever it sees fit, and to
order abuses remedied without
stopping to refer to the governor.
the legislature or anybody else.
The apprehension of a visit at any
hour from a medical officer with
power to remedy abuses would DE-
more to keep these institutions
straight than anv other precau-
tions.-Ocala Star.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
Tax Books Must Close Promptly

We have instructions and posi-
lively will close the Tax Books
for 1918 on the first Monday in
April, tht date prescribed by the
statutes. Under the strict compli-
ance with the law, all taxes are
due and payable on November
the first Of each year and books
close the first Monday in April. IT
has been shown that one Tax Book
overlapping another is one Of the
causes of several Tax Collectors
in the state coming up short.
In our collecting, only one can
write receipts at the time, this
means that the tax payers must
begin now to send in their remit
tances, as it will be a physical
impossibility for this office to wait
on and get out 5000 receipts en-
bracing more than 100000, acres
of land that remains unpaid, if all
wait until the last month to pay.
We are going to do our best to
save the people the added expense
but. remember, only one can
write receipts at the time; and, II
all wait until the last month, it
will be an impossibility to wait on
all at that time.
We must close the first Monday
in April and make up the delin-
uuent list, and the office will open
again before the Tax Sale after
the delinquent list is made out
with the advertising costs ETC.,
added, and we hope the property
owners will take the above into
consideration and send in their re-
mittances for taxes early as posi-
bic and avoid the rush at the lat
ter part Of the season CYRIL
BALDWIN, Tax Collector Desc
to County. Arcadia, Jan. 11-2t.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
Look Out for this Tramp

People are warned to look out
for big, burly tramp about thir.
ty-hve to forty years old, who is
gong round and opening doors
and going into peoples houses
without the formality of an an.
nouncement; and then, when he is
commanded to tell his business
gives out a hard-luck story about
having gone four days without a
bite to eat.
On Monday afternoon, Mrs. G.
b. Robbins, who was sick in bed
was surprised by having this fel,
low come up and push open the
door and come in without even
knocking, and demanded some
thing to eat. She ordered him a.
way, and he went without any dis
turbance. Then, little later
when lrma Rhode came up to her
home while all her people were a.
way, she found the same man in
the house sitting on the bed-the
front door having been closed and
fastened he had gone around to
the back door and pushed it open
and gone in and made himself al
home.
His conduct is in fragrant viola
ton Of the Florida law against
Migrants, and he ought to be ar,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
"A Promising Industry for Florida

One of the promising industries
of Florida, which has attracted
little attention because OF the
quiet way in which it has been
brought about, but which is new
ertheless, full of promise for the
future, is the camphor industry.
The camphor farm, the only one
in the country, lies about IL miles
west of Green Cove Springs, and
consisted originally of about
1900 acres. 1t was started as a
farm for the production of cam
Iphor on a commercial scale five or
six years ago by the Chapman in
terests, who later sold out to the
E. /. DUPONT de Nemours people,
the great powder manufacturers
of this country. The farm now
has 1000 acres of trees in thrifty
condition and $50 acres of nur-
sery seedlings for future setting.
The size Of the farm will be in
creased by yearly additions.
The adaptability Of Florida soil
nd climate to the production Of
gum camphor on a commercial
basis having been fully demon
strated, and the company having
the project in charge, having an
abundant capital, with an unlimit-
ed outlet for the product in their
own factories, we may look to see
the project pushed until it be-
comes one of Florida s great in
dustries.
The method of procuring the
gum camphor which is used in the
manufacture of ammunition, is to
clip the outside leaves from the
trees and put them through a dis
tilling process which produces a.
bout one pound of gum from 100
pounds of leaves and twigs. The
trees are not allowed to grow tall
because of the Inconvenience in
clipping. 1t is planned for the
farm to have it's own laboratory
and factory for distilling. and it
lis expected within a wear to have
the farm producing camphor on ?
commercial basis. Heretofore We
have been largely dependent on
the East Indies for our supply.
Florida may yet make this cour.
try independent of that source Of
supply.-Tampa Times.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
The Pinellas County Fair

TO be held at Largo on Jan. %,
%, "a and Is, 1919, makes the
third exhibit of the resources of
Pincllas county and promises to
be the "biggest and best" fair
ever held III the county.
The two previous fairs were
held on temporarily arranged
grounds around the town hall and
were naturally limited for room
for expansion, but this year it will
be held Gu its own grounds, af-
fording plenty of room for all
kinds of exhibits from the grove,
farm, garden and home, as we'll as
providing ample space for mer-
camille and industrial displays as
well as amusement features.
The Largo section is particular
ly suited for growing of citrus
and other fruits as we'll as all
kinds of semi-tropical farm pro-
ducts. 1t is also well fitted for
the raising of improved high
grade cattle and hogs at small
cost, because food products can
be grown here almost every
month in the year and there are
no hard winters to contend with
in the care of farm animals.
In the growing of citrus fruit
no section of Florida is more fav-
ored, as is illustrated by the fine
grove of seeding trees, more than
fifty years old, just north of and
in sight of the fair grounds.
Seeing is believing, and a visit
to the Pinellas County Fair will
be a convincing argument that the
half has not yet been told"
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
terests of the grower. Why go
elsewhere Tampa Times.
A PUNTA GoRDA INTERVIEW
Mr. Lewis Tells His Experience.

The following brief account OF
an interview with Punta Gorda
man seven years ago, and its Sc
quel, will be read with keen in
terest by every citizen.
j. c. Lewis, Olympia ave-, says
MY kidneys were in a weaken
ed condition and caused me a lot
of annoyance. | had a lameness
across my back and was in pretty
bad shape. Reading of Doan s
Kidney Pills I got box and used
them as directed. They relieved
me of my trouble. / am glad OF
the opportunity to give this en-
dorsement." Statement given
March 4, 1917.
On April S, 1918 Mr.. Lewis
said:
Il take Just as much pleasure in
praising Doan s Kidney Pills as
when ! recommended them before.
Doan's cured me of kidney trou-
BILE some years ago and the cure
has proven permanent"
price 6Oc. at all dealers. Don t
Is 0lv ask for a kidney remedv-
gc Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Lewis had. Foster
Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, NY.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16
Florida the Land for Growing
Oranges

1t would be inhuman to rejoice
over a calamity which befalls our
neighbor, and we have nothing
but commiseration for the unfor-
tunate orange growers OF Cali
fornia who have seen their hopes
of the years profits blasted by the
widespread freeze which prevail
ed recently over the citrus dis
t,icts of that state. Orange grow
ing in any part of the United
states is attended with a certain
degree of risk, for there is no Sec
ton Of the country that is per-
manently and safely below the
frost line. But every line of bust
ness has its risks, and the growing
of oranges.is perhaps no more
risky than many other lines of
business, while the chances of
profit are great. Even the wheat
farmer, who is supposed to be the
safest and most conservative Of all
farmers, cannot count with GER
stainty upon raising a crop. He
has to face a multitude of con-
tingencies, any one of which may
ruin his prospects. The crop may
be destroyed by an unfavorable
winter, or it may he eaten up by
the Hessian fly, which is always
present, and occasionally in such
numbers as to ruin the crop. The
cattleman has the tick in the south
and the murrain, foot and mouth
mouth disease and a host of other
evils in the north, to contend a.
oainst. The hog raiser sees his
herds decimated from time to
time by the cholera. There is no
business without its rieks. TT
fhere were it would be over
crowded.
What we wish to emphasize par
ticularly is, that the man who sets
his mind on growing oranges land
there is no more attractive line of
agricultural, should come to Flor
ida if he desires a minimum of
risk with maximum of delight
and profit. The reputation of the
Florida orange, as being the best
grown anywhere is fully establish
ed, and is no longer controverted.
In the growing of grapefruit we
have no competition. South Flor
ida has the most delightful eli
mate in the world; it has a vast
acreage Of cheap and unoccupied
lands. adapted to citrus culture,
with as few drawbacks as can be
found anywhere, it is thousands
of miles nearer the great distrib-
uting and consuming markets
than any other land, and it has
great cooperative marketing or
ganization looking after the in
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16

Advertising is fast becoming
a fine art. Its theme is human
wants, and where, when and how
they may be gratified. 1t inter
ests, inspires, educates-some-
times amuses-informs and there
by uplifts and benefits, lubricat-
ing existence and helping the old
world on its way to the Celestial
City Of fine minds.-Elbert Hub
bard,-Florida Grower
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16

'ested and jailed. And, if people
coming in contact with him, will
only furnish the police officers
with a full and correct descrip-
ton of him, they will enforce the
law.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16

Surgeons agree that In cases OF cut.
burns. bruises and wounds, the first
treatment is most important When on
efficient antiseptic is applied promntiv
there is no danger of infection and tbe
wound begins to heal at once. For use
on man or beast Borozone is the ideal
antiseptic and healing agent. Buy it now
all druggists. N ~
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-16

John Henry Williams, a Moore
Haven darkey, has cleared over
$4,000 this season on tomatoes
shipped north and he is still ship
ping.
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Buy War Savings Stamps.

Tho rains came and floods de-
Scended. tl@.