Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 14, 1912, Page 9

e e T COURT, TENTH [RCUIT. POLK COUN- LN CHANCERY- carson Naval tion Under F. J. Rab- F Hiempel V8- ‘ ‘ Co., 8 l‘ol’p’)l’fl :to\‘*'-;‘wi of Georgia, R i +oth pets ng by the affidavit of E. ;n the above stated 5 ‘A( ;.‘uson Naval Stores Com- e ° oration under the laws s a non-resident of the Florida, and F. J. Rabl;eeteh, , of Florida, who has n than sixty days last ts named in the 1 apPe art I . Georgia. 1¥ ate Of (or more defendan’ mplaint. :V-rv zh“:: ‘ils no person within the g Florida, the service of a e n whom would bind .+ gefendants and that the said e over the age of twen- vears; it 18 therefore ordered M‘nt *4 non-resident defendants b2 E :”h‘w:“n-bv required to appear to wl "m' complaint filed in said e on OF pefore Monday, the 6th o jannary, A. D 1913, other- e Jlezations of said bill wili l,,~ confessed by said de- tat shpoend U po! ofendants are gise * aether ordered that this or- Lublished once a week for five g wieks in the Lakeland L oo Telegram, @ newspabner pub- v of December, A. D. I FERGUSON, & Circuit Court 4 [UCKER, mnlainant Uir COURT, TENTIH . CIRCUIT OF * FLORIDA, IN AND 10K COUNTY—William ..1s vs Pcter Parsons ct al-— peove cloud and - quiet ker, solicitor fer ot fited in said cruse and | sworn to by said solititor residence of Peter Parsons, fendants, named in the 1 of « laint, is unkrown, and -+ revidence or residences and sames of the other defend- lieirs, devisees, grantees or under Henzy are also un- that there is no per- b it State of Florida up- whem o service of a sub- . would bind said defendants; e <aid defendant, Peter Pae- is oter the age of twenty-cne is therefore ordered that t Peter Parsons be, and i ¢ required to appear to to Wl of complaint filed in said moor befure the 6th day of Yovry, 1913, tle same being the 1 of gnid court for said month, the allegations cof said » taken as confessed by s fendant on the succeeding et v of said court thereafter; tit all parties claiming interests vider Henry Schmidt, deceased, viotlor us heirs, devisees, grantees 0* ot rwige, in the following de- sribed property, to-wit: Begin 9.50 r laimants deceased, o know; e e othirwise ounty and State. | THE | . from the affidavit of ! the | PASSING OF THE DRUNKEN GENIUS The rest of the world scarcely real- izes what tremendous efforts China is making to free itself of the curses of the opium habit. Imported for commercial purposes, the poppy got ite grip on the empire generations ago, and today China is supposed to te so steeped in its effects that she does not care to reform. But the contrary is true. Even old slaves of the drug curse it, and acclaim the efforts of others to ban it. If other indication is desired that the civilized world, old and new, is reforming along this line, one has but to study our present day atti- tede here at home toward the mau who gets drunk. Not many years ago the “drunken genius’ was a recognized member of scciety. The man who was so bril- liant when he was not under the in- fluence of liquor, was to be found in a!l the professions. Nowadays the man who gets drunk is up against an unsympathet- ic world. A writer in the New York Times, recently, gave striking point to this fact. Even in politics, said he, the beooze-fighter is no longer trusted. the old dars @« man was in danger of | being considered disloyal to his par | j,!\ if he kept sober throughout - i i v oof business men \\'hnl | enmpaizn. will declive to have in t! The nun! |9 man wko mutes it a hobit to et ir employ g Lecoming greater: Yevery The dav of the drunken geniv:| s pagsed. The demand now is fou workers who can be faat w | ;«~1:t for artificial stimn- {lant; for it is they whoy ean maintaoi | i their pover Ione the :l-a\'v burned out.- - Stlanta Journal THE NEV/ PARCELS POST SVSTE! nece ity other: alter Postmaster General Publishes Regv- lations Explaining low It Will Work. Washington, Dec. 13.- -The post- master general has relieved much suspense among postmastersthrough- cut the country by promulgating the regulations to govern them in the working of the new parcels post sys- tem effective Jan. 1. The regulations provide that par- ccls of merchandise, including farm and factory products (but not books and printed matter), of almost ev- ery description up to eleven pounds in weight, and measuring as much as six feet in length and girth com- bined, except those calculated to do injury to the mails in transit, may be mailed at any postoffice for de- livery to any address in the country. Delivery will be made to people liv- it on rural and star routes as well o8 those living in cities and towns where there is delivery by carrier. Where there is ot present no deliv- evy by carrier the parcels will go to the postoflices as is the cage with or- dinary mail. The postage rate of the zene—ihut within distances not exceeding fitty miles-—will be five cents for the first pound and three is '] 'u.r‘!L and 5.71 cust of conts for each additional pound e southwest cormer of the| . ... i crease for each sucee s atieuast quarter of the south- SN . Wist quarter of section 26, town-| Ty T shi} . fouth, range 25 east, in it appearing by the offidasit of W, PUi connty, Florida, run thence | g pregton in the above stated cause chs, north 2.10 ehs., West|tiar W. B. Owen, Lelen 110 Foote, T south 2,10 chs. to point ol | Pyederic R. Foote, liere Noote, te and they are hereby appear to said bill on or | v A oot February, ' non Srd Jday of ame being the rule day tirther ordered that this or- blished in the Lakeland Yr s a newspaper published in . as to the defendant sons, for eizht s, and as to the lLeirs, de rantees or other claimants ‘enry Schmidt, deceased, fot | cutive weeks. under my hand and ceal d1y of November, 1912, A. B. FERGUSON, ¥ Circnit Court, Polk County, '“EAL) Flerida. 'HCIRCTUIT COURT, TENTH ""IAL CIRCVIT, POLK COUN th, ctherwise the allega- sauid bill will be taken as I as to said defendants on dinz rule day of said courl conseci- Feote and Charies K. Foote, W. A, § 1 endants try the ¢ wed in the Lill ol complai non-residents of the State of Flor- are residentg of the United ida but States. That there is no person within the | State of Florida, the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind enid defendants and that the said de- foudanis are over the aze of twenty- one years; it is therefore ordered that , | said non-resident defendants be and they are hereby required to apnear -ty the bill of complaint filed in said cause on or before Monday, the 6th lay of January, A. D. 1913, other- wise the allezations of said bill wiil as confessed by said de- 0 s | be taken fendants, { It is further ordered that this or- IdN‘ be published once a week for five consecutive weeks in the Lakeland Evening Telezram, a newspaper pub- 1!liched in said county and State. " FLORIDA.—In CHANCERY | 1912, t \. Foote vs. W. B. Owen, | A. B. FERGUSON, M. Foote, Frederick R. Clerk Circuit Court. \lbert Foote. Cheorles XK. | W S. PRESTON, W. A. Foote, W. Bill to Remove A STORE Asgortment of Art Brass i She A. Foote, Clond Solicitor for Complainant. 1-20-58ats. the best Goods. 'z Papers; Children's Bocks and Games. Prices Always Right. w - Clayton Stationery Co. .| This 27th day of November, A. D. | Blazer. : self.” “Oh, I'm sure to have a good 33 FULL OF BEAUTIFUL WE HAVE— Almond Dishes Amber Beads Ash Keceivers Asparagus Dishes (‘11’1‘ 1 Coffee * C old Rabies Bib Pins Bags Rarrettes Bead Necklaces Belt Buckles and A Pins Berry Forks 1N Dobkins D Bonbon PRaskets ates av Bottle Stands ( Jouillion Spoons ! lets 3Ly Rronze Statues Brooches Butter Knives Button Hooks Ta Candelabra Toilet Candlesticks Travs Card Cases Vases Carvers Casserohes Caviar Jars Pivs Celery Dishes Whiskev Centerpieces Wrist Chafing Dishes Dian Charms Dinn Chests of Silver Dres Children's Rings Farri China Cigar Cases Fatree | Claret Jugs Class 'ins TAMPA, one of the eight zones into which the country is divided, the maximum rate being twelve cents a pound, which will carry a parcel across th continent, or even to Alaska and ti: Philippines. For a fee of ten cents a parcel may be insured and if the parcel is lo- in the mails an indemnity to the amount of its value, not to excccil fifty dollars, will be paid to th~ sender. The law provides for the use o distinctive postage stamps, and thei now is being distributed to postm: ters for the use in the parcel post system, a sct of stamps of twelve & nominations. Parcel post maps with | accompanying guides, are to be so'd to the public at their cost, seventy- five cents, through the chief clerk of the postoffice department. Demon of the Niger. The natives inhabiting the country near the sou of the Niger boli that a devil in the rock wheue the river liey are very supor- akitious g tly fear this devil who is supposed to kill any pe who dares o jock at the sour Whenever the natives are showing 2 stranger the snot, ihey cover up i faces and walk backward in the tion of the sprine. pointing toward it with outstretched hand behind the back. Englich Stump Speech. ; A correspordent, “Old Priney,” 3 gends us the following specimen of § frenzied stumip oratory: Fellep blokes! Thanks ter th’ ye got yer d'm wage, and yer it tle loaf, an’ all thot, Wotehor ot ter do now is er 2o fer devil-oc und local anatomy, an’ go it blind! (Loud cheer«<)—Lordon Globe, Added Zest. “I hear you are going to a mat- ; inee today,” Miss Green said to Mi:s “I hope you'll enjoy your- time!" replied Miss Blazer. go- man whose band | & roves of her g ¢ 1 the cne we ar ! I » 1 think we ecan't fail to enjoy | MAS GIFTS X thors, in ai in rich aund artict desizgn; 514 Franklin Street TAMPA, FLORIDA. Ariiche Fgg Spoons Christening Bowls Eleetric 1.amps Envelope One Eyeglass Chains PARK HILL NVAWAANRAAWVANAAAANY VWAV W WY ¥y " ? 7e have now for your selection btelieve that we deserve it on account DIAMOND I8 SOLD UNDER We o 1 cavy and constantly v Fars 1 n I Dishes ! 1 esoan 18 Foits 1 vl 1 ) 1 | oA oS b W R 5 0 Aourning Jewcelry ® el ’cidants Pepper and Salt Sots Jelly Jewel Boxes Kettles Key Chaing Knife Rests Lamps TaVullieres Pie Knives s Leather Goods Pin Cushions Lemonade Spoons Pitchers W. H. BECKWITH JEWELRY (0. “The House of Quality” 410 Franklin St. Phone 698 Ten Good Should Own a Lot in Park Hill First. Second. point in Lakeland. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. Fall. Seventh. Eighth. in Lakeland. Ninth. Tenth. Because it has /0 risimas Buying Here - For the last six months we have been ‘‘S8hopping for you.- have spent week in the various markets, We have hud scores of salesmen call on us with many trunks filled with samples of merchandise worth fabulous “ortunes, and we have selected with great care the best from all these, s0 that \ diversity and the most remarkable WE ARE KNOWN A3 THE DIAMOND HOUSE. of their puri‘y and perfectnes, the reasona !ci A WRITTLESN GUARANTEE, N AIL ORDERS st a special department for (his hranch of onr hesiness o = receinvad by mail, and the act OUR GUARANTEE 'S YCUR PiL.OVECTICN Noarors N At Collars 1 Pots ieh Plates Neckla toga Chip Sers Nppsen g Yut Nowls Forks O Cocktail Strawberry Forks cCups Suear and Creams 1 Necklaces Thimbles Traveling Clocks Veil Wiatch Bracelets Photograph Frames Weddirg Rings Wish Bone Tongs Soap Boxes Souvenir Spoons Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida. Recause it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any Recause it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe seen from its Summit. Because Shad: Trees will be planted on all streets this Recause all Streets will be Graded. Recause it is the most attractive Residential Section Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms. Be-ause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. PAGE NINE \ Our buyei. agest and best assortment, the greatest i alues that have ever been shown in the State. the We are prosg of the distinction, We leautiful gems we sell. The dependability of iin < of our wmices, and the fact that EVERY Our mail order busi- neentive i o dy to the | $ in Caool uodey re.e . s, du that satisfactoa b ckethooks cline Boxes 'ns f FLA, Reasons Why You High Class Building Restrictions.