Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 19, 1912, Page 4

PAGE FOUR The Evening Telegram uiternoon from the Pulli:hied cvory Kentieuy Dailding, Lakeland, Fla, e v | Enur the poste "x ¢ at Lake- lasd, matter ¢t the g6 Li. s M. F. HLiioiNGTON, Lum)x:.l A. J. HU.WORTHY Business and Circulation Manager. aLBa( RIPNU\ RATES: | OBE FOAP +iopinssnrirsi $5. 00 i Six months . Three mouths Delivered anywhere within the limite of the City of Lakelaud t what HIE EVENING TELEGRAM WOOOOGOWC-CM-C»C V‘:WCM".’ ) POI.ITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS OOOOOOOVOOOOW:":#:‘OOOOOOOC'U St T AR Bl LD sV [Political announcements will oe HOW WANAMAKER MADE HIS START carned his first in Philadel- Wanamaker in a book store John money Jnia, where he worked for $1.20 a|accepted and iuserted in this colum: ! Sttt 1% {6 aad for one month or less for $3.00, or week, walking four miles to and Irom f iy pe carried daily until date of He saved most of. he earned, and added to it in larger additions as his wages increas- «d, and upon this capital he built his gigantic fortune, | James A, Garfield taught school all winter at $12 a month; out of that he spent at the rate of 31 cents a week to support himself while studs- ing at college. election for $10.00. be paid in advance.] work each day. This fee MUST | FOR STATE SENATOR. | To the Democratic Voters of Polk| County: I beg to announce my candidacy for | i the office of State Senator from this| district, subject to the action of the ! Democratic primaries, the date of {which will be announced later. Respectfully, H. J. DRANE. CONVICT LEASE SYSTEM SHOULD BE ABOLISHED. If we lived in some counties and looked at everything from the stand-| for 10 cem's a week. : | __ | point of dollars only, we might favor FOR STATE SENATOR. | S i ) | yooL g 1 f | A sue the continuing of the convict lease | som tue sume oitice is issued 4 X h ; T o THE LAKELAND NEWS ! evstem. but ‘tis hard to see here in|TO the Voters of Poik County: : iy "" 5 o vlor county where | ndreds of| 1 heveby announce myself a candi- ‘ a ¥ hewapay slving a - ) iy wher ¢ ; | : 5 A di-|convicts come into ¢ ition with date for State Senator from FPo k o i et S -13 ree labor, whe hich ““,M‘Hu'lr\' Having the will to serve i el Sent |t anor, wi il 1 3 ) re + I8 kent out .Hw p.op- ‘s best interests, 1 will us B! i e such ability as I possess in the el H rarmers| - e 4 RO Y A A [ to do £0, should they entrust m o reocony Ko S with this ission. I resy ‘ ) solicit the all the Commenting on the anpouncement! of a candidate a State office, al contelnport ked that it '1Il|} not kuow ranch about the gentle-| man, but itis holie Lewspapers gave him a fine send-off, 0 he must be all} right W are not sure about this A man's iome newspaper, provided the man is halt-way respectable, willl for him. How hid many crown like 9 dow wads lie pudding of state by the of how poerly they L1 3 editor can give G W hive the nanship fitted on their heads| home news=naper rdless age w-hington | ment JOHN . COX. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. should de- candidates peopl sislativ am a candidate for the cffice ot Prosecuting Attorney for Polk and immoral sys {county, and respe ctiully solicit Potiy torald ‘wu and support of the reader aw. § every democratic voter at the pri- mary election, April 30, I prnm‘«- ONE CENT LETTER POSTAGE. | that if elected, 1 will devote my time! fiiats ‘“\J and energy to the duties of the of- A stand for the abolish- this eruel oS of tem or stay at home In ISNG the charae for mwall matter was reduced. from nw in prosccutions for the State. cents a half ounce to 2 cents '|".\.,‘ Respectfully, EPPES TUCKER, JR. years later the weizht limit was rads- cd to an onunce Sinee then no .—_—_—— change has been made in the tavit | NOTICE OF DISSOLUTXON although there has beon o greas an- rerease in the use of the mails, Now | I I : The fiv ‘lough Shoe Co, as the demand for cheaper postage has B i OLEAGUED O : . tiken new lite, and Senator Barton | this day been dissolved. All indebt the will be assume of Ohio Las i A bill provid- | edness of 4 duees pointers ERL R A O ‘:"ix,; that after 3 lI e rate shall ; loug i “hi s : LT e ‘l.-." ¢ BALE HaLL b W, M. Clough, who hus purchased home & fron ; "Y loagh, and accounts due th grace sk & m will be payable to W, M. Clou :.H" We kno v s W. M. CLOUGH, Lim \ C. D, CLOUt i | WA " SHA Y DBATNTRE X TS 4 STALL APPOINTMENTS | ( [ i | 1 Bric b 0 \ \ =i LN ) ) ' 1 i 1 ' est \W o T s e 2 | ( ¢ <hould ! s b i ( i D i owed unds oters when ( ol S 1, Tampa I t te f n ‘ to th ! ! FARON=A T Licut. Col® B. M. Robins Win| Democratic National Convention. | Wit i v A0t S NS L v, Orlatido Brother ot cton says that Wi a he had priced it 1o a neigh- Major H. u. G \ should not have made such an un-| "0 0. and Uwonld ot take o pakeland kind remark. Well, Editor Thomas, [# ¢t Yellow dogs at 1000 Major 4. D or his friend Tomlin, once made an "4 are o luxury Artillery. 8t Pet it unkind rema thont us thot =eemed Major B, ¢, West, Chief of Ord uncalled to ¢ we just thonght tha: | THE VIRTUE OF PROIPTNESB rance, Seffner one good turn deserved another. U6 Major 8. G, curry, Judae Advoca we <hould take the trouble to y.m We may ruin ourselves by - Manatce all we know about Editor Thomas wr |l in 12 appointme Major J. M. Gardener, Engi-| Kknow that most of the things wejiave no rizht to was neer. Kissimmed would have to say would be nice, but i*”“"l'-‘ who, perhaps, at areat incon- | Major M. Kennedy, Sargeon ( every time that his paper says any-[Vvenience, have Kept to the letter | pariow 4 thing about us thatwe do not like we | their engagement to meet us at cor-) Major B, . Wilder, Pavmasi will guarantee Lim, or any other edi- | tain times Cen., Kathleen i tor, that we will find something :n! Ihe ke a Major J. R Miller, Commissa f say about him that he will not lik | cther 1 -1 Gen., Bustiz We are happy, feart | v trainirz, It Major G. W. lia way, Chanlain| that the most s 1 i- Wi h Cen., Orlando | of 1 Nev ive for votir n 1 ' " hal ‘\' 1 1 h g W | mie hody somethi t 1 uin 0 £ Net \ 1 that th We doubt in he has i < ' ‘ ry much \ 8 ¥ er d ) a B A ‘ ma s o wing 1 wd T « A\ ! thi i the h P | et paper Pensa B. P. TAY i \ woul Ves 1¢ ( Commn ling 1 Brig = o g oo ) Ways « of it o s " e Po mpiness are ipod micht 1 vance o t s of humaun af rinent Thomas was hased o s that const creatness, bean.” It is fully equal to any of| grounds. We knew tha s e — he forage beans in feeding value| objection could be urged n-:ninstl No man can be contented who has and has a much greater season of either his chara tions. ter or his qualifica- | a great deal of time to think of the things that don’t sui: him. growth than any of the others. It | is a very large, lizht grayish bean. LAKFLAND, FLA,, FEBRUARY Lundertsood that no persons but those I tuking the accompany {mitted served, Hall for rent will make the hea no diamonds sparkle. All the grand) ,, pictures and splendid works of art jone can possess wWill never adorn a room as do the smi 19, 1912 THE OPPORTUMITY OF A LIFE TIME To Get A Vehicle At Your Own Price Having determined to oncentrate my efforts on my Harness Businc.. ... Kindred Lines, I will offer for a limited time in order To Close Out at Cost My Line of Buggies, Sur- ries, Phaetons, Wagons and Other Vehicles —— Everything on wheels will go unreservedly, and if you want a vehicle 1. business or pieasure, now is your time, The Buggy and | McGLASHA N Harness Man Peacock Building, Opposlte Jail All my time for pri sols g engaged this week, t ] xt week please ‘phone 1essons ne 0-Red for appointment, 1 wish it yse Wishe Tell Your Neighbors That “ T fiIRl 0F MY (and friends who will be houy lesson the the time) ad- lesson at during re- HOLDER, l'r“ll'rfl)l' & B\ arms encircling the neck rt light, over whicn Little faces of thos Starts in This Paper Next S.ii- Oniv C day, and the Pafier 10c a Week — Repairing © OF ALL KINDS ON WAICHES | CLOCKS | JEWE The place where the Railroad Watches are repairc. 1l - The place where your work should be done All work guaranteed. Prices as low as honest Nothing but the best material GIVE ME A CALL. fl H. C. STEVE JEWELER LAKELAND, can be done for. | WILL APPRECHA!! b