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TAITPA JOTJIAL- 1 -1 "-Ir. 4, 3. nr rev xr ajo; CJcreah ttatm ab)ectof 3 law, UX taaaa law- tO ail kasaaa BaataeM Property, fieaddeaoa riupeitj, Ttasoar Landa or uratua; Laaoa, Jta j. ple wf.I hold ap tbe hand of tbe coea-totlaitra aad snake Florida's dlpiay la the highest Bogrte creditable at Chicago, 1 of tbe state's reaoarcee wf tkreafter be rapid, aad ta retara wiu eoaa back a tboBsaad-f old. Let there ba so patty jesionsie or unseemly rivalrie.

For ooce, at least, let a all nalte for the glory aad tbe profit of tba state. Tiaoea-Unloa. tm i ORGANIZED UNDEIl TUTS I-AT70 07 riCr Tka caatoeaof racocBbiais taa SabWk to awe tka sboald be asaiatttkait, 0 there ta awqaaatlnei bat it Is advaatagaow to rstaaaaafty, Bsoraliy, physically aad tataflactaa.Vy. Bat, the law coeapelUag It alurisae aad taa enforces eat ef tkat law aaoald ba taapirad by a spirit of falraaM toward fellow raea, aad aa aaraast deatre for tba general welfare. FLORIDA AyD THK FAIR.

-Tbe Tlmee-Caioa of last Monday published a communication from Sanford on ear fallow townamao, mission Ulrst;" also aa editorial aa Florida and tba Fair," which we re publish In this issue of the Jocbjial, sad to which we call tbe special attention of oar readers, each of whom will, we hope, feel a personal Internet aad pride In both subject. Everyone baa a particular talent a peculiar beat ta aorae specific tin of thocght aad aetioa la wkich he caa achieve marked acceas, almost without effort, aad Commissioner Hint's genius seems to be a high order of executive ability eon pled with a practical knowledge of eaglaecriag which render him extremely valuable not oaly to Florida, bat ta tba World' Fair. Wa have read with pleas tbe letter ef Chief John 8. Cay Froata, 1 C. J.

B. WAtx, VtoePreaidcat. J. n. FaaaxxDU, Hec'y aad Traaa.

BAT SIDE LOTS. TBOR CITY LOTS. EAST TBOB LOTS. HTDE PARK LOTS. 8TOCKON COURT LOTS.

KUMLKY'S SCB-DI VISION. WASHINGTON'S BUB-DITISIOS. menu In Florida, this Agency afiorda tka It offers the Cream of tba moat desirable A carriage is kept la readiness at all til i i jz-ifc41 -raaaaaaajBs-aaa-" 8, 3L SrAKkMAH, Preaideat. F. A.

bsLOMoaso, Manager. SOLE AGENTS FOR To persons seeking Home or Invest best murium through which to purchase. property lor saie in ana arouua Tampa. tAt suow customer arouou ireeoi cnarge. 33 J3sSIDFL3.33X-3E3 0 acre orange grove 1 1-2 miles from City llmet and Ybcr City cigar factory.

first-clas. land, willow, oak and nine, lnrin.nl iik r.n vlirorous trees. 150 in bearing, location luunic ui lanuiuK cau maae a gooo uving on the place. It the greatest bargain In Florida at the price and can be bought tena. pleasant.

and healthr. Any Demon of fnp FLORIDA LAND AND mPROTE3IENT C03IPANY FLORIDA LVND AND MORTGAGE COMPA2X These lands embrhce every THiiety of soil knoari in Florida, and can be bought in trsct of 40 acres and upward at tbe very low price of 11.23 to Sb.oo ir acre. They are rapidly adrancin in value, and'one cannot po amiss in making a purchase at piesent prices. Call on or address, a TVTT TJTV TT'O'n a mn -vv-n xt.ji.jj j.j.i amj jliUAJM AboUUlATIOn Lock Uo 33. Office Cor.

of Franklin and Bridge 3tieetg, in rear OfL-, Tkinita Saving Bank, 1UT.U aad aabWt ta Po baa anbu the bDaiaty tkat taaytred tba o'd parttaai-ecl towa rearCij aday, aor will aay mm Cszy tUt tbey vara laaplrad by the aaaa aytrtt Oat aaade it Wal tberefore rlckt, a far aa taa law waa eoacaraed to paaiak laagblag aad wklittlag oa 8n-day, aad to bars aa witch all women wko dared ta dircrge from tbe aarrow path ta which their aister moTed. Ier-aoaal rigfcu were tbea Igaored; at aow aaotber ciaa of extreailst are ckargiag wildly la aa oppoit direction aad d-Clariag that erery iaditrldaal ba a right to spend Soaday just aa be or aba la-eJlae forreUol of tbe aoTerela right to iBBBeace aad be laflaeaced by other. Tke Soaday law la aot aa attempt to enforce a religion observance of th Sabbath, bat to BMkc it a day of rest from labor. Herbert Bpeaccr says: "Th entanglement of social relatioa la aoch that ttc'a action of tea 1aialtaBeoely affect tbe welfare of elf, of oftaplag aad of fellow-cltixena," aad therein lie the seed of law. It dlOcolt to be ast aad at tbe me time be gene roes to tboe who differ from a oa aay point, aad, contradictory though it seems, par-UcalartT ao where oar religion views are oppoaed.

Tbe fact that tbe food most reliabed whea we are angry become objectionable whea we art gorged la aagjrestive of tbe more vital truth that Kormaadlxiag aad fasting are ejnally fatal, spiritually a well aa physically. Th only eafe coarse thea I to eat only whea yoa are angry, some ooe will say bat, that will aot do for aome people avr have a healthy appetite, aad it la necessary that tbey sboald eat at stated Interval, whether tbey want to not. To qoot again from Spencer "In main taining their own live and fostering their offspnnz, men's adjustment of act to ends are ao apt to hinder the kindred adjastment of other men that Insistence oa th Deedfal lisalutlo. ha to be perpetoal; and the mischiefs caused by men's Interference with one another's Mfe-snbervlng action are so great that th Interdict have to be peremptory." Tbe object of a Sunday law is not to compel on man to yield to another, nor to aid od kid la binderies tbe ad ail ments of another man, bat to briog sboat the greatest possible amount of rest to the greatest possible a amber of people for the general good. Sunday obserr- ace 1 one of the great unwritten law of custom, and is enacted by formal statute only to prevent "the mischiefs canted by men's Interference with one another's action." Whenever tbe at tempted enforcement of tbl or any other law Is actuated by a carping or puritanical spirit, it is boand to fall hot enforced in a spirit of liberality to secure rest and InTijforallon, It caa not fait to touch a responsive chord in tbe maes.

Tbe question to Ie decided Is Dt should Sunday bo rally observed, but, how far can legal olervaoce go In deciding tUU it would well to ue couiioou rather than conscience, for, be it reuiemherrrf, the thatch Krew, tbe rack acu of wltchr were of coticieo'tU! orlzin. If Is to hate a 2unilay law enforced there must be a bw of general ftLrf luten-st la ttw matter. Tbe trouli heretofore ta tbit the xent.uiiiit uf ale peo ple ha teen mistaken for public sentiment, and xiUtlon of suNjt-ct have been readily traced to a perineal origin. Every go i citizen is lnU rented In fostering every thing thai tend to promote tae eaeral welfare, snd when a majority of tbe bet citizens remains paalve, tbe aalaral conclusion that tbe matter I unimportant to them. General business should undoubtedly be suspended on Saaday.

There 1 no occaloti for keening store open, a-d, whether be car a aay thing about It himself, every iioslne man should give heed to what be knows tbe public seatiiorct of tbe community in which he cioes buineMi: he la an ex-CeptioaaJ man who doe not conform to such sentiment. No one would say no cee could say, that there are sol occasions whea absolute necessity would jastiry a profesional or any other man in working exceptional cir-camaiaace which would fully warrant a ansa ia tally parsalns: his habitual week-iay tabor on Sunday, but sncb ex-teptiot ar rare. In ease of icknei a "Ctor, druzzit and nsrte may provide fur the patient as tbey would on any otberday: a aiaa arretted and oa Sunday may at oi.ee cunblt a Ueyeraadtbe attorney may a.lvUe him oa Saaday as oa every otter day. for --ry as 1 Uaoceat ta tbe subt of tbe la entil formally pruvm gallty; a car-ffr Sm bu.Hlrg is endaoered may "t-4 all (Uf Monday to save It without iacarrieg rrlticlsm from the mot devout aa a.ertr may sf-end preparing I'iX th deet interment of baman 'y, tae mrttat my sell, and tn mU4 suiy 'w te proper garmenis wil.Voot ofTea, beeaose tbey are all described a while In rrsiity aeae are aetaal eeesl(lea. The patient, tae la every would do vry well wilhont medicine or anrlne antJI Meaday; the prtooner ad lawyer loae aotkisgby waJUng twenty-four hours; th bnlldlsg would rarely fall before maratng, aad the dead man could he.

dresaed la his as aal clathes aad placed ta a box that coold he arottea ap la twenty tslaate; if the aeceIUrUa are to draw the line, for that matter, all kitchen sboeld clooed oa Knndsy hotel, taiodiag-hou, restaurant and home. Tn Mlaaisalppt constitutional convention ha been wrestling with the woman suffrage question, a a mean of defeating negro supremacy. Tbe gallant Mlssisslpplans, before Introducing their wives sad sweetheart aa a shield between themselves and tbe despised race sboald serionsly ponder the fate of woman suffrage in Kansas where, at tbe recent election the better claa of women, the class upon whom they relied moat, atayed at home and eft tbe ballot to tbe Ignorant and tbe vicious: and it fate whea adopted ta Utah a few year ago as an antidote for polygamy, wbea to tba disgust of the woman suf fragist, the poor "plural wives" whom they were trying to deliver from the "twin relic," turned ont snd gave it the Largest majority it bad ever received. It would not be a bad Idea for Speaker Beed to count a quorum, make a law and enforce It, requiring tbe constant prea-eaoe of every member's wlfetdanghter or sweetheart, If, as Mr. Mason Intimated, It would prevent coarseness upon the floar.

Bnt, as tbe presence of his own family bad not tbe refining Influence npon Mr. Mason which be declare Mr. Cannon' family -would bare upon Mr. Cannon, what Is to be done with tbe Mason's? Shalt tbey 'be mortared? Question. MiHiMC Beaton says tkat one of our best and wide-awake real estate men baa organized another big phosphate company ith a capital of 8200,000.

Some of tbe roost prominent men in the state are connected with It. Tbe place of operations will be somewbere on the western cosL Tbe plant will be put in and work will commence at once. Bar tow Ol. M. F.

Smith, of Decatur, a railroad engineer took his wife out in a skiff, threw her overboard and held her under the water till he tbouzbt she was dead, then returned and reported her accidentally drowned. Tbe woman was resuscitated, and told of bis crime. He came near being lynched, but is in jalL His object was 85,000 iuurauce on ber tile. Thk Chicago Times and St. Louis Be-pobllc and other wealtiiy people are accusing Mr.

Kdmunds of keing "afraid of a deficit" a if that was anything to be ashamed of. We know lots of good men and women who arc of the same inconvenience, but few have tbe couraee to siy so. "Pkck'u B-i. Box's" Mher has nonftpatcd by the democrat for Governor of Wisconsin. It I to be hoped the bad "ooys about town" not get away with him as consecutively as his own hopeful did and that experience has Improved bis lan of government.

M. F. Hmh ba formally retired from the Marion Free Press, aud will devote himself to tbe Baptist which be publishes at Ucalii. Lo'ii J. BrumbeT, editor aud proprietor of the Southern Farmer, Athens, aud W.

K. McDonald succeed to tbe Free 1 res. Thk Ti mes-L uion brands the Pciia cola News "too low to recoLUc," and its editor "tco cowardly to men': recog nitlon from a cur, mn-b les. from gentlemen." The author of the "Cracker" tale is now forthcoming either tvpo-grapbically or inferentlally. II.

W. CoitxiTOX, of Vbor ice factory, who resides in Bartow, has authorized President Yocum, of Summerliu Iustitutc there, to draw on him for any amount necessary to fit up a Chemical Labratory in tbe institute for the u2 of tbe teach ers and pnpils. The disgraceful scenes in the House lost Wednesday are not calculated to In crease tbe dear reople confidence in the wisdom of their rcpic-'cuutivcs in the n-tioual repository of learning. Fivr. dealer in onsiual paekaes, re cently convicted of ellii; liquor without liccuih? ia Wshlngton, were fined each and sentenced froia two lo Cve mouths in the workou.

AmiMi tbe slir aud arrows of a public man outr-eou noie are so keen, so fatal, uurturnabie as tbe mountainous lie built ujon one grain oi i rum. Il.v Wmiiiuuiv. a Sjvaniish Ion''- shoreman, was a narrow when be fall In a tit, face -Jljn and was arowneu iu e- iuvi i water. Tur. OkUhoma House is llepubilcan.

tbe Senate tie witb the balance of power in the bands of an AK.ance man elected from No Max, says an exchange, is tbe victim of boxe tbe laliot box, the cartridge box, tbe jury box. and last but by no meaa least, tbe bonnet box. taa J. GoR, edilor of the Cedsy Key Commercial has hern elected treasurer of that city by a majority of two votes over Edar S. Elliot.

Ma. Lkhlbc-, of New Jersey and Mr. Williams, of Ohio, should b-e sion. mm 1 Urm a web cry t-ta Jxry, Zraey faa-loe. Tt Lln-j Kw bcs 3 til Cry: "pibcaa editor ar aot-Sad csr aa tkat luaca from th Tr-ccst flmteom to-oaorrvw.

If tba dcaao- rrmto ted IJ.C08 Baejortty ta tbalr fa cor tiey tch lb republican a la At Cm Polk eoaa ty XocrOe. prl- la Barlow last 8tary, Boa, rraak: Oar, of Bartow aad Hoa. J. W. Tfiaian'1, of Iaklrt, wera aoatiaatad to meeaad t-selTea la tbe legt-latore.

B. 7. HoUaad wu alao aoail- to aaeoaad krsseeli. Tn aoaataaUoa of i. 5.

StrlpUag for CaacraM or tbe Bepablicaas of tl Caeoad Florida District aaaaa a ijoc- aBcaaxFeiga. Strip-ag a fighter aad taa DiaiaiU kaow It. will hv Ballad sapport ot hi party wkich mi kla aUetfoa by vera thaa ,000 Da. Pirnta, tba Africas explorer, ha aaa honored by Emperor William wko yreeeatad kin with taa talrd daaa dac-mmiom of taa It a It order of ta arowa. Taa Doctor asast bow fal repaid for averyihlag.

hanger, taint, fa-Kge, leke, ateatal angaiak aad Ux the- third daaa in rem nee ba baa andergoae, Taa Democratic party, of Yolo I and Le coaaUca deaerr to torn up' a round or two po tba ladder leading to respectability. Tb refusal to nominate la Alexander for the legislature la VoJesla aad Dr. JT. Y. Uarria for the mim poel-tka la Laa ta worthy of commendaUoo.

Two mor blatant demogogues do aot live in th State. Their defeat the aot significant warning that Seastor Call baa yet received. Ir is -ggeted by a New York pbrtl-dan that telephoat be ased to connect with tba islands act apart there for tba care of people afflicted with ejections diaaaaea, ao tkat tb patieata stay be occasionally cheered op by oral comtnanl cation with friend, la certain Eoropeaa hospital It castomary to allow visitors to tbns commoclcaLe with the pe tteata aad the plaa work admirably la tke cate of patient wboae nervous state, ar danger of Infection reader closer CO-udbb kai loo Impracticable. Ma. Maxposca, aow la Washlngtoa a a pectal mlaeioa from Braxll to tbe United Ftate, hji that the reciprocal amefidmeat to the uri.T bill I aatla factory to Brazil, which cooatry will tbe Crkt to make coDceU)n to tbe Vailed Bute la retara tor tba re moral of tbe date oa aaxar.

He Mid that bl coaatry woeld aot only renote tbe duty oa fans prodoct exported from tbe United Stale, bat oflU admit free Utlted Matea axricaltaral Imf lementa, maebla. cry, rallrriad aod applies, laciedlBX railroad Iran. Brazil will alao, be aay maite a redo Uoa of at least tweaty-fie per ceat. la tbe doty oa cotton, leatber cood and tlothin from Ute United State. Ir la eery eeldeat that Senator Call fully realize tba political ahaaUa fa Florida- lie evldeatly beUeee lUat vbe EuW ExecotlTt ad Coofreiool Co3- Mtttee of tbe Democratic party ar aa frteadiy ta klav eoaaeqaeaUy tbe henater do aot prpoe to trart bis interest la tbe kaada ef tboae coeanjltteea, bat ha for a caavasa of the State entirely ladepeadeet of tbe Deaoeratlc txaalracioa.

Taere 1 ao doabt bat what Seaator Call baa beea Voalng rroaad rapidly dariaa; the paat fovr week. apeecke at Arcadia aad Bartow were disaapolathur, to hi be, friend a. klawt prejfcdiced adsiirrr were shakea fa their kttberta sbroax faltk, aad Bales tba Seaator able to pat a check apoa UM peesrat gTOWlajt wstlSMSt agalaal hi at throabodt tbe 6tat by ai ia1e-aeadeat caaraaa ke will eertajaly have a bard row to hot ta tbe acxt tarWlaiare. Tbe are deal poiiUcIaa of tbe part; i are acaiaet rwaatar Call. The balk of tbe capital aad fc raits of tbe party are aiao asaiat klccu Tocio Araertca ooce axrre ahead.

A aaa ap la CUlaoU tate hi boy a loaded abot x30 et blia to watch th ela paua- Aa be left the yoaarster aloae la the ietd after dark, the old msa cftanrd kin If be saw aaebody skoltlnx srroad to fire -witboet aakiaf aay qaeatioa. After the old aiaa (Ot into bed be roeld aot sleep, ke was to afraid the boy woeld go to aleep, get frtghteaed aad ma, or by aoav eseajM fall to catch a ateioa thief, ao be got ap aad aaeaked oat to catch his aleepy beaded boy. II caafbt ocoe-thtaK- Tbe bey wa awake, aad whea he aaw a dart agar boHblng aroaad aad at lat att dowi, cat opa ooe of the blfjcet tueloe aod hegia to fet. be opeaed are. aad acaaiadf al of tbe yell of pala that followed, waa a boat to gjre tbe aecoad barrel whea tbe old man railed to Mia.

Am tbe arxoa picked oat -tbe ebot that yeppered hi bead aad shoal ders, tbe aid Seeker, betweea "oeche," explained ritf daclarin; thai "Bill's tbe smrv chap la taeM dlctia's. Beau kl old dad all holier." i S5BC CLOTIIIG iofse. Albert, endorsed by Director Goeral Goahora, Joba Welsh, president of the board of finance, Tboe. Carcoraa aad Edward T. 8teel, teetlfytng "to tbe very valuable services" rendered by Mr.

Hirst to th Centennial management la Philadelphia ta 1176: also a letter from Director General Kimball, coramenolag Mr. Hirst for his service at Atlanta In 1M3, where be was superintendent of the Department of Installation, and endorsed by President Alfred II. Colquitt and Treasurer S. M. Inman: and one from General Manager J.

M. Wright, thanking Mr. Hirst for his "valuable ser vices rendered whea there was much need of experience and skill" at Lota's-ville in 143; all going to show that our commissioner Is eminently filled for active and efficient work at tbe World's Fair. He being tbe only one of tbe national commissioners, we believe, who baa had practical experience with any of the great expositions, he Is not likely to remain exclusively in Florida's service as we could selOahly desire, but will probably be made chief of some nurcsa machinery perhap for which be Is lilted by nature and acquirement. Florida's position in Ue commercial world will be materially affected by a fine exhibit at Chicago In '3.

Tbe exhibit can be made creditable to tbe state and people of Florida, bot it might just a wen oc understood at tbe Mart, that no time Is to be lot in layiog tbe foundation for such an exhibit, and tbe Ural thing to do is for tbe peoplo to talk it over, tbiuk about It, and decide that whatever time and exertion are required, shall be forthcoming as needed, and also that Commissioners Ilirnt aud Tnrnbull shall be tuataiced In every cfiwrt tbey may make to advance Florida's Interest. Here I what the Times Union has to say By reference to a coramanication in this issue of tbe Times-Union it will be seen that Gov. Fleming made a most ex cellent selection in naming Mr. Joseph Hint of Tampa as one of tbe Florida commissioners to tbe Colombian expo sition oi Mr. UirMtieM Important pooitlotiS with the Centeunial ei(ottlon, wit the Atlanta Cotton and with the Louisville exposition, In all of which bis were bilily appieclat- ed.

Tbe author of tbe coniL'tuulcatiou referred to hicts at the possibility of tbe Kelection of Mr. Hirst to rill an fin porta nt position In tbe World's fair at Chicago, but It is certainly to le hoped thai he will accept no offers, however, flattering, hkb would lose to Florida even the stualicpt decree the services which be is expected to render her in connection with the American exposition of 1693. The penlnsaJar state will stand In need of all tbe aid which be can extend to ber, while at the same time her people would be glad to see him honored by being taken into tbe general management of tbe great fair, provided be could still labor in ber behalf. Tbe commisstou from Florida, as made np by tbe appointments already announced, is a follows: Commlsslsers Klchaid Tnrnbull of Montlceilo and Joseph Hirst of Tampa, with two alternate; woman commissioners, MlM K. Nellie Beck of Tampa with Mr.

H. K. Ingram of Jacksonville as alternate, and Mrs. M. C.

Bell of Gainesville, wlUi Mr. Harrison Beed of South Jacksonville as alternate. So far, tbe exact nature of the duties to be performed by thec hP not been defined, but hy are of courm In a general ay to look after the interesta of Florida In eery relation which the state iii-ty iear to the World's fair. Tbelr actite work at Chicago will probably not begin until four or five month prior to the opening of tbe exposition, a soon a tbe site for the fair at Chicago shall bare been r. iill decided upon the commissioner of tne tartcn tat' will doubtless be called upon to b.

-Iii tbe work ol arousing an active interest tbe people, looklLZ especially to tbe mat let of exhibit. Tbe TlmevUulon will doubtle be eenerally sustained lo It opinion when It makes the assertion that Florida has uever yet had an exhibit of ber resources wholly creditable to her or stall commensurate with her Importance as a field for tae easy production of wealth. She I not likely in tbe next quarter of a century to have an opportunity fordoing herself credit like that presented by tbe Wot Id's fair. Her ooraaiirsion I a strong one tbe best, in all probshility, that con have been selected. 1 he fair may seem a long way off, but there is little enough time interveuins for tbe work tbal must be done.

The sctlve Interest and aid of the most energetic people la every county tf tbe stale must enlisted, and it must be agreed at tbe outset that tbe stale shall do herself full credit ia tbe matter of exhibits, Tbe people must make np tbelr to give freely of tbelr time, their efforts snd their money in thl treat project. The commissioners are already duly impressed with the Importance of this, aad the Tlmea-UnKrn promises its aid to the full exTcul ol its abiiilv. If the po AS DEALINGS; JJOXEST GOODS AS "WELL XCELLEXE IX WORKMANSHIP; RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY, EVERY TIME; -1 ERIT IN EVERY GARMENT; TTRACTIVE STYLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; "jrOTHING BETTER IN THE MARKET. 1 It EAT BARGAINS ix BOY'S and CHILLRENS' CLOTHING OWEST PRICES FOR WELL MADE GOODS; QNLY SELLERS AND NOTHING BUT SURE SELLERS; QRAND DISPL.VY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT; OUR MOTTO IS AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN: PRMRESS: DEFY COMPETITION; gTYLES TO PLEASE THE MOST FASTIDIOUS; JTIND ATTENTION TO ALL CUSTOMERS; 0U WILL BEAR us OUT AFTER A TRIAL..