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 IIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI.. '7 ', t.1tI. 'When the pl ?Jn{." ary'r* Jrjr gflttb'allow.tlle:; exc*. lve b.at and,' ,r,

 L ,1 ; \ 4 .. to:set tn-ti. fte1d"examlne them <elo4vIrVor Hmmopla! to .scape., .> M 1''**, .,1 l If

I ;.1.! Legal Agricultural News 'IMdlisFURNISHED th...dlae i s.>. Kejct1tho.. which If on. wishes to planL'eewta'dlril t'' o' ."('

 .
 : I I1t Advertisements : how -anylif n< of the root knot. ly In the-bed for..rI7.tran.pJantIne; .

 : t-v : : BY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA' I about four inches of good rich coil .

 KNOWN FOR 11111111111 1111 n 1111MOTICH COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE HOTBED PROVIDES DECORATIVE I should be spread over the manure, ..

 w and the seeds can be sown in that. s'
 : fOR PUBLICATION FOR YEAR '
 --- -- -- PLANTS NEXT
 Place your orders If cuttings are to be propagated they> .f
 _.t off the. 15erl.r U. e. La adOfBve DAMPING OFF RUINS SEEDBEDSThe anna, ChaUahooc1l, Brooksvllle, I
 at 4J.l.e."llle. Klorlaa. will probably do better If placed In :

 TURNIP SEED. .e... >>.. 11(1.fterlal _. Tampa and. Miami.In The hotbed like grandad used to hallow flats or boxes deep enough to .
 BAGA. COLLARD. Me. 01 "
 SEED .. also ONION la hereby inven that James damping: off. fungus often addition there are various phos- make offers a means of propagatingplants accommodate them. Seeds may also

 fa ". SEED RYE SEED July Halley IR.of 19U.UouKhman made Homestead Florida who En- wipes out whole seedbeds. It is one phatic and shell marl over the state. for decorating the home be planted in these flats if several j J,

 + RAPE GARDEN No \ 10967. for Wtt of NH":% of the worst diseases with which One striking point of interest to far-
 1 I kW W and NE U of HW <.. Section grounds. Jack Frost will be at his varieties are to be planted. The flats ry '

 I r I PEAS. POTATOES : Township 26 Mouth Range.J8 East' the truck grower has to contend. Re- I men was brought out by Mr. Sellards. aid tricks and the tender plants are desirable because they can be removed , ,
 .:.... Meridian, has notice :
 II is
 Our FALL SEED Intention to make Three-\ear Proof. lief can be had by certain precautions Practically every !section near a which have made the place look like while the hotbed Is being re- ',);

 ,,  LOGUE i.! ready, it I establish. ... before claim 4"lerk to or the Clrtult land above Court outlined by Dr: C. D. SherbakofT of limestone deposit. In some places it home will be snuffed out. Many of 'newed. which should be done every '.<

 r-, description prices, Xlawlmmie. Horlda, on tin llth day the University of Florida] Experiment will be necessary to dig. pits to quarry these can be, and must be, propagated  six weeks.

 nit tG will be a pleasure to Noxcmber' If 15. Station Place the seedbed on new it, but the expense of making the .
 \ ll linrnt A. ellncaa.a by cuttings. As a means of carrying When the plants or cuttings have ;
 one on request. \' I iartttt. of Loughman lorlda I I 1 J'.d. l if If land is not stone available] need not make t' (
 : : : possible new
 1tl, H 'ux:: of ItMlKhman: F'loIln f : them over the frost season John rooted pot and place in the hotbed 4

 .r M Hy\inH, of .loiiuhinan Mot. lila.. available, sterilize the bed after it has price prohibitive Since the acidityof I' Schnabel assistant horticulturist to until danger of frost is
 Poultry Feed Supplies, J 'IIPIH of Louahnvrl.1 1.'lot, lilaIKlltl over. Early
 Conker's ';It'1' \S D1\IY I > been prepared with formalin. the soil m HO .great the state 3parti..uarly the University of Florida Experiment I asters verbenas begonias and all
 tors, Etc., M Ht'Kl"ti'rMIIHK ] fortunate in theseeasily
 Make solution of 40 having
 t up a one part Station, suggests the hotbed ot.herender plants which are planted

 Pratt's Remedies OK A In.\I"Tn..iln.: I 'per cent formalin to r>0 parts of wattr ] available supplies out
 h I For Find niarliarite) A bed ft by 3 feet will be large early can be propagated in this
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 for weekly I Apply at the rate of 2 quarts to thesquare enough for most homes If larger way. Shelter the bed with; glass] or
 Write Court of Coue.r ..ud..... SE.te of foot. ('oy..r the l bed<i with hi ink C.TTLEn::-.: .\KKHI I.
 and Catalogue I 'Inrh'.. 4 .eeola 4 uu..t j. spate is needed make the bed as muslin covered frames. Ventilate

 re. Kwfnte. of i < ts. sacks, an old < nrpel' or a tarpiuIMI ILIIN: ;(. 1111'1'1Y.TS: : ; I long) as required but not wider than daily except in extreme wealker.

 E. A. MARTIN SEED ill..\.r...II IB is*lit.sr ri l hv ttUtn. ,lo nil shim ", for a ilnv to keep the form il 101-1 I (; feet Make a frame of twelve inch

 i\. out tint. that on. 'llu tuilflli tli\ from, 'Phi* ill A c11lvitia; of the < ountagents
 li\ili escaping. \\ The 4598: girl' ptrmil workers of
 .... "... I I.:... nb.. r. ,\ II. I''15 I ..I.dl, appl\| | t gas I, hoards Set it in the ground about 4
 SUM K J t ally l t tll 1I..lIdd.. ,, 1' M Mitt. I"In luh," give it time' to kill anv.fii'ik'i' pliantPI \\ h'n I they wale, in session at the Uniiisi Wisconsin receive instructions in
 JACIU+OSILIE.. "' ) : ''slot. ( '",,, f. IIB JIII"I"..' of I I'r..ha\\ for. to li( inches and dig a pit inside! so
 ,llMllUK,.. "H .,." ." "I if tl,.. :\ >I\ llu foiiniilin solution] aliiiut.. twociKs \ ,shy( of l lloiuia, iliselosod, the factshat ,I that from the lop of the frame lo the cooking sewing and millinery, while a '.'

 .. .It. ".f1 ll'l.' II ISH HI d..1 \\ before, tin seed| are to l h.e sown tlun, were e\i-ral] dippinjr vats certain receive vocational.
 ,,, that a'' the, tvun.. ,IIIn\ ,,n. I will, |pit. floor it <<ill be 18 inches deep. Slope percentage
 t Ii" slid ( 'ulllt t "" "iinii n "'1 MI, nt, s in tin late. which hud not been reIlnd.d 'I instruction in salesmanship typewriting -
 t the lied southward by placing a "''X
 of naId entail nod ask
 Actrnl..I..lur.Ir (O.l.Eta! i?< ?; or Illil1'II'I'IiESII)11M; i i 1 1 : i .), This 1 factj ,show thai the bookkeeping and shorthand.
 t Ih. n i nronl inch hoard on the north side of the
 When I 'II.1' i .1 in., .,. u I II n 1'115, ) ( OC'HESI I : ( : | : Iii( IIi 1 I I I*. min are going/ ahead indep ;
 you 11 r r.;;MM. I 'I'i H \S4. frame.
 , ,,, '. According to C I L. WI ilIi ]
 o ,n".r.,1", ,, ,I, "i istI, "Ilnr I"IItl.\ "
 Whenever You Need Oeoeral Tonic
 -tUIIt'I'- 01-'" ---'fll'l\- Jl 1)1.M-. I 1l1lollrn',1: records for the <'nllt, r& 'utrl li\'. piiifrssor. of animal husbandry : Put layers of fresh horse manure in Take Qrove'n a

 !.I' \ II' ol Ilulullt .\rnculiulc, of the< ( 'III\'PISttl( ut and ilaiivniif in the College of I the bottom of the bed and tramp l The Old Standard Grove' Tasteless
 i.ol.. \ i 01 'I \
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 i, Ininli I . will!) ,ohaldy, 1" lunKin tin .1r ,t. lilt III. the campaign for dipping' them down. Sprinkle with water if I chill Tonic U equally valuable as o

 re 1eln/: ., ..' tiirtin Isrl.abur' tall I started" in the fall of 1112I I too dry, but care should be used not ,I General Tonic because it contain the
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 inr I is h. 1.i l\ ,i- i., n III .dl "h. \i""a'' year well known tonic of NINE
 Ask for the [ properties QUI
 Ill, nn. II''. '.h.", ."Ii i 11.. lOll. .1.1\ of i"I"dar stuilents' hmritr' lioth 'ini' 'I'In. ln I sl t > at completed( and used .was to get it too wet. The layers of manuie and IRON. It act on the Liver Drive
 I'. !iiiiu\, A i II> PHI I shall apply' should
 We make it. Every I 111,. 11 ""i..s i .il Ii. T1 I \1..1". I I .1 lu ii I."" < III- was !S7 Din) 'in"; tin. (Ii'ht! tin i'iu 1 hal nf I' P. Barber at ]Macclennj\ inI aggregate about 121 i i out Malaria, Bnricbe the Blood and
 .f nl. C'..InI. ..is Jude. .r I I'II i .10.I it lorII I ind hrs. Cover and allow to heat over Build the W sole System. 50: cent:
 ".ll. .111-. ll.Ilt. ..s \01"-I ,!!, I T.1.1., . I ie1.I s of I Ihr pr<*s<'lit,' st.ssion. lhC t nunsbar '" I i i ul i"ISIS, \ I 1913. J. C. l Iel>evoi8e of I I II up
 ,, if .1al..n, h. "lui" dst . .. '
 Hint f.' IHI .laksunSrlle 1 completed about the
 one
 o. K. I ,,nil, I 'h..11' fI"u., 1 will )1'n raul,,\ 1 II.ad"d i sit;. S\'ral i moil -tuil I I
 .. '. ., 0",1 . .,, s.une' I HIM' During the following
 t ,1,1 i mt Ills i i .III as tits an' expected] to et\ler dill "'" OOOOOOOO.0000000004AOOOOOOO.OOOO OOOOOOOOOO...
 IIIIMtl. .It "I nr Hllld .alit suit,, I ....1. *
 E. A. NIEMEYER ,, I th.I I 11 I apI"| I i '"\ niI 1 11 ,the Truly ]part of this st mister t ',ilthiti _siiiniiK about ?0 vats were built..
 I ,.1I.t 1 AiR, -n,I I. ,\ II 1 I'1t9> 1 I I'nf., ,-in, Willoufhl has a ]list of
 ] adilit ,iitnal ..1the (
 Mitchell Street always alI
 A 1 E "n1Iu'IIir." ; I an < men : OATS AND RYE

 I 1 m 6 m AI""I."a'or i t I In'fin m"njr' of t the second< 1 senu"ICII ( i MI tits III I the .slute There are doubt-

 .. -- --.- I, \ I I. I 1'Inyd assistant, dean of the lid, .I'I I li'-- si \ i'( ,il others; of which he has Going to plant some this fall?
 .
 < Inuit < onrLale tif I 'tarp "t > -
 4 4ri00Pa44fri nth .....111..1 4 Irttill OMittilfitiinil Ii.M. <sects t at hast 1 :20) mute sin "no nit, nl According to his list Ala-

 t < ) iji nt' t Ins i h"a i i 11114111)t leads with 9 vats I Dude,
 ; IN 4 II 611. 1:1tIt. : 1 I s year. Oat; Fulghum Rustproof, Hastings Hundred Bushel
 M. Mu; 'mi. and) Kscnmbiu: have "> each
 1 lh loinli I foliage of A"i..dlll"
 Kixerhlll. < iiiiiiliiliiiin| <. < ( ; i 1 1 90 Day and Winter Grazing.: Rye: Florida Black, Georgiaand
 I' |III I, Solo. Holmes., latkson. and Osce
 : M. h I tin lo/:',ual) school for I loi' nla sits
 Real Estate ">iti II foal.. I..hl"l I 1'ur/l hill >wife ili.nlBnlh, the college< mil tlie 1 Ex "Ia bin I' four each. Several counties A bruzz State quantity wanted" we will name price

 ........\a.............. ; .1.. Defendant . h.I'h".,. and Nineteen delivered.
 two coun
 ,. Station Slaking, ,,
 !prtnuenl ale a' ,pi i
 .. / I I. .11".1\i "t Iit.| | .1..1 I .
 '.I..I/"L >
 Realty bought and sold.I :> Hi hill, Illi'.I in 111 II.. .. .I.t.II ,tnl] study ol I Florida lonlitions, and tit.s I Inns none KILGORE SEED COMPANY
 I ... I Ih.ll \\'Illl,.Illl II I 1.,1. I I Illfl: i
 Joules I rented.
 i II i i I"is alt., .t :ii JI"i d.i i i,,i:mis" for, those olio.. intend, to farm in tin. PLANT CITT, FLORIDA.WASHINGTON. ;

 Taxes paid and Titles p ;:'; :*:M:t I:lii hi .ii.ol:1101,1: II:. .llli n1 : ill.nI;,I"l I',l.;i ,.:: uI.s1d.uls,' ,it, f :.tjitt there I is i IIn better school. 'lln"Kt"i"l HOKIH \t X MM,I'l'ION: *:

 for non.retidents. : .I..f.1 lulkn.a'n. 115.1 "II!.,. i n' 0'' ' prim, 'fides] as MutiM. ) ill imvitrrii corJol.s I ) |DM( lA1'O'Rt ' 1 ->MOOOO OOK 4-0o.0W oo ouo. Ut oo.o..o. .I t
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 .
 l\ i v lit II is II" i i it r
 Fire, Life and f 1 d,) t ll,.11 _.. ... "..i" I I. Sid 1, nt' 1.I. f""d.I list, r.' 'ultuiaf' .oIII'VI' ire 1'1'.1. . ,
 , n I I" uul. I i lll< Ii. i I., i ''(ill i''' I" 1'' .ill\ tin lull tin that' .\n tie noul, ., with 4 : Mt { it4'0 SO.YOOSri4.OG : t ?{ Iw04P-0'S<t47i +. 0 SP4 .
 uranee ,, i line. I'a"" instimtioii '''i'n maul
 t ,' u, I6 I I 5hlil "I I "'''I'I'I "nil l tWd 'nl i
 Indemnity ponds : I I I .11''". ll i .".I, I L, I..I.. \I.v..I .I t 1h.I II \slinh is gis; tn ,is /peculiar (to \\\hii. !h, I tl is' "utmatn 1.[Inver 1 has to con w
 I I I" 'Sf Vi v .i",,,.i \ li ]I'II'I ,. slbrl, t '
 I II h,. .ill k.HI' ,. '" <.I 'ml, I 11111, \> ill, vinhtllte... ,Ii' i,01 I i I' 'lust" I his 'n a fungus disi $29.65 -
 ,,, rd: II a" 'tall. SMI.il I" Sold i | 11.f.| n.t.| I .D.(
 I t 'a i-i' \\lnh musts rownishpots on r

 .: >-:+.-<+::: +:. lu, fin 111.t 01.1.1.,1 1 l I I III"il, I tine I, 01, il.I r rI CTIIU'S I I I 1.1ES 1 : I IIYI Ml 11.,. I tins >-. stems. and fruits It le
 ,
 ., I 1'.1..0, >"i i a w. I U tin i I tour i on
 111, ,XI. 111., tn ,tli. Kl'"II'.1.1I. I I :\1.\ > SPHI-\II: C' \\KIU: : dulrs, t Iii..r \italit\ of the plant as nwhole
 1'i: liddl. tit. Jl si I s|1'."|" I |publish in .
 r i ] .mil) i, e\eitull\ tepnnsihlefur
 l 'oni,,,11' .milM.il.,
 C. W. G ('t.8.0. I 11 .r.i i L \'I'CcrRlt i i : ';"rI I Tin, following precautions, issued a Rii.it, amount of the fruit lol -
 il And Return
 < 'I.I.I I n lilt rlult I'If' t :
 \\ 11 HIM( \N: I I."lImo" :Newell: pla:it c'ommis The 1 disease' is esp.-iiallj, >Md duringlaink '
 I s. 11 I ,, ,, 42, ItHI I' ,
 It. I l 'I.1.lIlIa,1.
 i..r to the State1 Plant Board. r \,,'ather, as U w MH. last \nnlerIt .
 Staple and VIA
 I should/ be l. obs.t't'\ ed in sending, citrus nu\ attack the plants from early
 A 1"1'0'' U ION

 <.lrtiil <.tiiirt for the ....' ..n.fI. .....1.In I lI'a"y mail : life and precaulionnry measures ATLANTIC COAST LINE
 G I < Ir..lt of the xtnfe nf !' Itirldn | 1rsous who wish to 'send' citrus against ,il may he uecessary in Ihestcdbc
 'ls iintl fur 4l...eolM I
 'I.,9 I..at' | leaves to the State Plant Hoard at "dDr Standard Railroad of the South .

 AI)01..10' OK 4 Illl.It I Gainesville; or to the Deportment of I ] C'. D 1 Sherbakoff assistant I
 . I'ettllon of Nay '<..-.1 \I..I.n..IoII"
 Free Delivery to all .d Morldn Mfl.>uuhlln. III. \\ lfe. j ,XITIH, 'ultuie at Washington to learn plant pat holo iKt. to the University of TICKETS SOLD OCT. 15TH TO 19TH

 of the City whether such leaves show ividemes'', loiida 1 Experiment Station reminds .
 > >'I>14U 4>K A I.I.I..A.I.ION FOIL Extended to Nov. 15th on Payment o f$1.00

 t FOR ADOPTION of citrus canker should take pains to the farmer that thorough and regular

 . ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ace that they are sent only in strong sprayings s with bordeaux solution
 Ste'--sue It known that the 2nd day of
 1 on substantial' tin wooden boxes whichare 6 ::5:1>0. will probably control the di-
 wt .., bt.f'n A.. D 1816, '\v'" apply or STEEL PULLMAN ELECTRIC LIGHTS ELECTRIC ; ;
 the ; ;ie James : Perkins, securely wrapped and sealed. sease. If the young plants show the FANS'q
 of the Circuit Court of this Sev
 Judicial Circuit of the State of When specimens of this kind are sent peculiar spotting they should be .
 .. for the legalization for the ;
 S of Robert Mathew Evans:: a in letters or pasteboard boxes the latter sprayed with bordeaux immediately.The For information or reservations call on any A. C L. (

 e child now renldlnir In KI .Bmmee| broken trealmgnt should be repeated in *
 are invariably
 open en- ticket
 Oaceola ('nunl v. Florida' aleat or
 is ,.. .. the! FI..pl..mi'r 27th \ n 1915HAYrnKM route. the field at intervals The frequencyof
 Jlfl'.III'IIILI =N. J. G. KIRKLAND, D. P.'A.
 r H< >HIIlMt.I. M'(.III.IN, "The distribution of disease (Terms the spraying will depend upon the Tampa
 Ai II" H II 1'T'r': 41-4t I the of the I
 ; h f fF Counsel' for P.Iiltonera which would follow the breaking of weather and growth plants.

 fragile packages in case they did (! When the weather 'is favorable continuously 1
 t.t400 OOO oo.o ooo oooo o ooo
 1 F 4'Ol'IIT OF 4'4>I'.V'rv .JI'IHOIO.' ,contain diseased material can moist, for the development

 L.J STATE OlKOIA OF 44 I--I.OIIII1A>UJ\lt ily be imagined The Plant r..ad-I of the fungus, spray every ten days

 particularly requests its cm'respandents or every other week. It must be remembered ,
 : re E.tate of Frvlle: III llrlAa-rsi .
 ".... I IK b..r.'n.. to all whnm. to exercise all prossible] precautions that as the plant grows "'"

 I may fibrunry: concern, A. D that 1116 on I the nhall loth:apply.day in this matter. It is just another new tissues are formed which are not '

 t, thi Honorable T M. Murphy. .luilice. important case of "safety first" covered bj the bordeaux Spraying I 1U
 mild Court as Judirn of rnhnti I for
 I final discharge as- Adinlnlstrnt should therefore be frequent enoughto e.. ,
 11.A.1 ht..g1.' ;; the estate of Erwin H lirldBres. ..-
 I-T_ ..b.-.w ,/. ...d. and nl the name tlmt' Ivlll STATE Ol HLOHIDA HAS keep the new growth protected igher in PriceSometimesH
 ..Yr roM.. . ao. .1111 '
 I e-Y... ..&.. . .... j.*... ... lo said. Court mv..final Recounts BOIIMIhin LIME SUPPLY The bordeaux spray should be discontinued -
 i I Administrator of said estate ana( ask
 w rUGW; WICTAT, nimrofK: their, RTfprrt\nl I a few weeks before the to- AI
 .. August 2nd 1416 igKer i n Quality
 c + STAND ALl Ttt7ee-wwTM. A. E. UHOUOHT.! According to a ]lecture delivered by matoes ripen, because it will cause ways
 'I'Io Ar. Fra<4l<mllr BT.
 had. 'Tlrvnlaod rtbrtJle..f .= m 6 mo AdmlnlatratorM F:. II. Kellards state geologist] to the spotting{ which is discriminated /tit : lRESULTS
 ;:
 j. '.. : Op. LlOHTNIJ'iO MMtKJCfMOOK *N1'I-;H'H t\l.": Citrus Seminar at the University of I against( in the market. For the last TELL. Ask any customer about

 \ tk..alr rot to <h. ... .f ... . Folrida October 5, the state is well few .sprayings!! use ammonical solu-
 _d that ... h* dn_ wtth .11. In hereby Kl\in that Taller FAVORITE FERTILIZERS
 ..air, Ifarviilr thlnn 1 li\ \litut of a Final p.II ..I., rrn- supplied with limestone. Mr. Sellards tion of copper carbonate Use 5ounces
 =. es .E k..u.. tk.j .." "y II.. Honorable Jame" W I'cr-
 .... "r e.a ..ally rot ".. JIII... or the ('Inuit 1 011'\\ IIr the discussed the various limestones of of the copper carbonate to They know and can testily as to THEIR

 S -.. T.dj' tar DI_......... ". Srd Judicial dRY or ('hr O"toh'r... cult .r A Florlda I,) I 1915. .n. the stale and showed by maps the three pints of ammonia in 50 gallonsof QUALITY THEIR SOLUBUJTY. LASTING

 II Inu11.' .ir.ling\ I" II" l'iri uit "l'uut. ]location of the important deposils : water.
 I HoRioAMnAL :< ."Ih Judi.iui, ( 'Ir.ult III and fur QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITYto
 ti 1 'mV! assn 1V.11t _.. / .....lIn '..,,,,,1l".r:< 11.1. 101". III The largest Deposit is the Ocala:
 . "h.\\ J. l61llla. I. the
 e ' mull. wed Fr.klu. Su111 h J.in' which outcrops at various places over )(OT.TIOTilE): : ONLY EFFECTIVE FLORIDA SOILS

 iii t=1latl> : Elm., et 01, are th.: It.spoud.:; ':ule: the central western portion of the CONTROL OF ROOT KNOT '
 'Ili "'1..1 M..II.I" In 1",1.\ I II N Vtctal Formula tor AU Florida Crop'
 llu naiiit 1.\\IIIK IIll. hlh din I, of state Other deposits are the Van] I -
 ...nlber. I I.). 1U15! \\lIhlll I. gal
 Ask Your '. .if null III Ih.. font .11111511. .r the -,-- With the exception of the flooded WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS

 "' I M IIIHl III KlHHillllll, .. .. Ilsrn111 \i rr.agl; IHK f tin '. ntH ( I Kiel I Florida, one of the main tomato troubles 1
 "\ '\ hloilila. I will ofTir fit Mile ,151,0 uiiiii| ; all I fh I linilH nltiiatitl \% 111i': :,
 ,lllll, ""I."f 1 bill fill .salt . root knot. to Dr. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS INSECTICIDES r
 till lllkhtHt I ( III, 5.5 III hat 11.1 fill till, Mill I'll :.. mill is According ,
 publlt oultrthi' roll" lug lialInl sills. Mllll' I ,U'h I if. > Ml ale, h..I"I IMIIlllnl .- I
 | I I.. a It Ih.glo "f 15 ... ,, 145; dint UK' I,nifoimci.aki' lux C". D. Sherlmkoff of the University of
 :Nalth. end, Ilua' 6 fret. Neal if Ihr Hook 1 anal saillg, Hill.1 I.s IX. hiss I III. IIi Florida Experiment Station, the onlyetTtitne
 I : :< E..f i'on11.11..r fI.).. :-;., fl-I..I) l ; '11I1'10.,1 l\ llu. Sri tl'lilIs" of t tli*. H.i hi' I
 ," of. thl. ""ulh-I..I yulil.l) or 11",00"i l ,laid i, I IIIIH I IM, "i'n nppru51d| ) 1111.1,, ] n"i p control $hieh is known is '5l INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER Co,
 . his" H. '1'"" 1151111.. 26, Suulh' 1 1langr( (1'1.1,1 l l\ III," Miud! Mould. mil. will ,I., ru$
 1..1. IIi TI' ;.ullh" lu II""h: II". ,,1"11.1, to till' T I nx < ',,11"0/t ..I 5,5111Iiun15 \ crop rotation Some relief may be Ja-cksonvi le| PI a.
 fit II". Mulllh-1aat:< 1 ; 1)11.) . I I t if. 'tlu' . nu ul.i I hl. .futr tin' I 1st oJl"r I by glowing for several ,
 I I = 111, I,:aal 'yuutir" or ..01,1, a..011..r. \".\ ..'uilii I'ii'. Lint, t fhaf I II" I'nlf.lul I I i ,, Thad I years 1
 th'n1t . W. at, 10 fh. I IU"I .III. or \\.1\ Iif .\1.i .ik.. 'I 1' ix lipoid. Itnuk. ,'I. .lain I .KIh 'plants which are resistant to the diseuse. _
 \11.,11.,, ,'uual 1.1" 1 Iii" I It....., ,.. Hen of said tux. w 111 I h.s. 111..1 I ill Ito, .
 IU -;"" hiss ..,. II ..I 1..I.n u I br .alol l lift,. i..r tin i "I. 1 1k of tin I 1"1' c '"u'l But this method, as well as
 III 01,' 15 ,5 '0" point' \ .iu.. .. ," a1 .I,' ''h. ..f f fill. H" I 1"r 1 ,, uan I oi 1., oil II. planting, tomatoes\ new land wouldbe fly't t
 '" ."I .h..ginlnug Ili. 0' "' I I.;nnl 10 I Ili. 1.1,1. the. Hull' I tat sins, of. NllMllllll: ,, r. I
 Best LW Every ,,' "r I.. I.nluug, I ...,tnluiug ::11. u" ,trx 1 I9IS: 1 of no avail if plants were transplanted -
 l I I. Ml. lu. MI1tlnfs 0 "Ui e 1.l- I I'i lift' iinl'Ih itlon "llrtnlii | I | :
 a . i .. sits ,51515. '\111. 11'1 111.1. : ( CM It t <.? nl) .1:I !' ::111'rt'I .itilr.I.l l t ;::I:I to the field from diseased MaylumberCo. i

 (1..1.. I1hr cult'uult t I seedbeds The .seedbed is of the
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 till.., 27th d.., of Url.b.l.. 1 I 4t I 21 111 ,.end,, 'I'"'lllll\ F""! Mill
 ORDER YOUR COPT OK 'I '' 1.. i common sources of in infection Wholesale and Retail Dealer In .
 Kl.OHIUA ANNUAL now STII-I.I.I-I': ; .1 ii\it rk.I\"r In the Irrult loon, "......'10 Judicial ,
 that you will Bet one The i ( \111(15! :< & ] |:] :s.p, ., iii| | .;; Irriilt In ...01 for OMrfolii 4uunf>. By all means see that the young ,
 ,4 ba a comprehensive i '."d"III.t' :SolltltorH< 41- 41 Florid.. I plants nre free from the trouble.
 f, 100 or more pair**. 9x12 -- YELLOW PINE LUMBER
 cover Naisau, Uuval. Clay l : 1'rlt": Hlntutorr Irtlom of Adoption ol m i'hlldI'rllllnn i Make the seedbed on new land or on .
 OK of Kr "' '
 Putnam Volucla. -d .1..1011. red Kfr -
 Brevard, O.o.ola. St. Lucle, ,' nt I mHortm( Acreage Tmtt of t'JtperHI. "Mrl..UK kiln. his \\ lf.. land which is known to be uninfected
 : I>ad. and Monroe: countlaa. 1 Jokes ralBave. l>l.lrle.. Tl ) ALl, 'NNHOM IT MAY CONCERN If such land is not available or if the Shingles and Laths'
 l i the r..o..c.. .. of each lli II known that on the t2 day of
 kind of land.. ,. im hereby given to all per Novc-mlur.. A. l). 1916. we will apply to grower is not sure it would certainlypay I
 and Interested In the following cle-. the Honorable James W IVrklna, HOUSE BILLS A SPECIALTY l
 rid .or :s.W"m / sterilize the soil be !
 r of sports .. lands In the County of Oslcola. Judge of the Circuit Court for the to to occu- :
 and much valuable the State of Florida vis. Seventh: Judicial Circuit of the' Stale of pied by the bed thoroughly with car- r .
 q winter residents tourists, The East half of Township Z6 Florida fur the lexalliatlon of the AD we nk islet; .* figure OB your estimate :,: I
 and Florida farm and Range 34 East; the Kast adoption of Wlllte Mae Khlnea, a child bon bisulfide Punch holes one foot f1;
 order with .. of Township 26 South. llanare In the of I '
 k i Bend rour today now rraldlnc City Klaalmmev Cowteou Attention and Prompt Delivery .I .
 tampe or coin for each East; the East half of Town- Oaceola County, Florida. deep at Intervals of 18 inches. Pouran ? .j.jI
 t* to Pr doien: special :: t 17 South, Range 14 East ; the Dated this the list day of October of the bisulfide into each "
 quant ti.a I The Annual : Fast: half of Township 28 SouthRanVe A. D.1815. ounce }r
 rt about November 1. Itlf >4 East FRED M..LAUOHLIN.a..d and close the hole! immediately.This : .I Phone 21 Kissimmee J Ha : l
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 .4' e a. the Annual U ready for District. that the Board of Super- hla Wife. method U efficient in the seedbed '

 't\ Addrees East Florida ; of said district levied on the Van. Agnew k. Crawford but it i* too expensive for the'I .. "tJI.'A ... <'JA ... 'A ... <tAILl f to. \rf
 ;, '4' S'ATM AuBUStlne., Fla. day of 8ptember. 118. a Uniform Counsel for Petitioner 44-4t . .
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