.f . .. ....,. fTf .a.. ' - / ... ... ,- iII. \ .. " ... ; .,...' ., '- tA. .1;. . ' -. .. ..i ... ... : : .. .. t' . . It'I.. ,I" .' ": ' : ., f ; 1. "' .. " .r Ttt lialMMt! VALLEY.;GAZCTTE.,, rMDAY.;.5tfTEitttlt. t.... 11/1' 'i i:_..... ." ,. '':... '" -.1.\"....-- '- ? ,... A,, ... . ....:. -- ,': + .. ' _ KNOCKS OUT PAW l' .... i. I RUMINATIONS: REX :'. ,, flI- - 'sky t . .. , T ,,., -. -. .-j h .. Rex Is coming .again but on 'the aarm. Dont: think. there has THE 'FJRST"ROOIfD lower 'order. A case of leknMs ever' been a' large fire within its ... : StatesTJrasare '; : kept him up about all last night and bounds; It certainly shows that 'we ,0' : to sleep daring the day. is. next to Im-. nave a careful body of citizens.: {Comforting relief from pain E'ohs' poisible.Mr Mr. Fenell continues work on that 'make Sloanfc the rWorld' / ' *. Cornell John and Miss Jests wonderful garden. Early., morning Good Tires ' r took an outing Sunday. and they certMnly and late in the evening( We find the LIniment 6 ..a..a / : made rood use 'of their time.,. gentleman busy. He does not seem : Miss Jessie had both eyes and ears,, satisfied ''with simply doing what other This famous reliever: of rheumatic .. .' open and could tell more than we could have done,. but he ha caused the aches, soreness,' .tUfaellpainfll1 / ,' venture to.write this week. They piece of land which he cultivates to tprams, .- neuralgic pain and most '. ,,,,.. told of magnificent dwellings, fine do more than it ever has done before. other external twinge that humanity'' / 'orange; groves, and mentioned cotton Throughout thi' country every ap suffers from, enjoy. Its great sale because . one''of the curiosity ob pearance seems to Indicate that we practically fail to bring . growing,.as ., . never ' jects. are to have a prosperous action, Not speedy, comforting relief.7 f'f'S ;: The weather'' appear. '''a little more only does the general crop bear up '. .Always ready: for use, It takes.little .N : this assertion but . favorable to the ...profealonal..fisher- reports from or. to teitrat without mobing and produce - 'men, .and the-heavy rain. had a ten ange and &grapefruit groves point to "" ulu.. Clean, refreShina.f dency to drive the fish into the tall the same conclusion. all drug store; JScj..7Oc- $40.fI'< ! During the few excessively hot, e trot lines became grass where necessary -'days In 'August and the first of this and weather e September windy ' month few howlers did a calamity back but the . has further set seining, predict that everything was going to wind and sun combined will soon them fisherman' 'standard. burn 'up; but We have those false pill 'I1.IIIIII ... s' '" . bring;, to. : prophets so often that- we don't give . In the meantime, howeverour',much heed to them.. .. .r" book and line fishermen are: reporting Miss Vivian vave us"a ; ncert tad ..( ,I ,, successful catches. There appears ' night. We can hear her distinctly to be no end to fish swimming sitting; 'on' her front -porch and .although ) DALLIS GRASS "'t.I :, lake and river. and in our despite we cannot see the young ladywe occasional brakes) a very reasonable know that she 1s 'the one who . yearly income Is produced. by that does the singing. (By J. Bl ..Thompson Forage. Crop 1 e , class of people. The ''Democratic Rooster is .well Specialist.) Ben Cobb, :when he had his boys pleased with the present situation. There is a need in Florida .forA } with him has pulled out as' much as) Strikes In. his kingdom are all over good perennial. pasture grass that t aeventy-five dollars worth in a' single with: his .subjects have .all returned will grow in wet,lands, aid' there I.a Is ( a day but he.was an expert, and his to duty. special want for a grass that will:! boys knew lust how to manage, andy Rex will have to give tt up and not supply a considerable quantity of impression is that the next one' produce more than half an article green feed during the winter period has not, come forth. I I this week but will try and do better when the need for. pasturage is most There ie one peculiar thing about both in length and. material next )pressing. Dalits grass combines these r r 47i our city; you seldom hear a fire i time. REX. two, desirable qualities better than ' any other perennial cross, that is . IMMENSE: SUNSPOT LIABLE. TO PLAY HAVOC Utns known: to This thrive gras'neder is ofta-i F orija railed rondl-by .1'' I' its botanical name, past-alum dila- .. WITH ATMOSPHERE SURROUNDING !:EARTH turn Water and grass.is also While known it will as' Large makesatisfactory . ''. I II growth on almost any 7teewf cet , BY PROF. ALBERT F. PORTA. I cause a small sunspot and a small of the heavier types of soil in this ;td state it is most valuable for plant 'storm. :Three a larger oee-! :Noted Sunapot Forecaster' and Discoverer cause ing wet lands that are not well t. of "Porta's Weather Laws." four make a very great storm indeed.I II on Most Economical | But-on Dec. 17, 1919 no lets than' adapted for growing Bermuda grass ' It[ is also known to resist prolonged r" will jointly the te ofsix seven planets pull on Owing a strange grouping . of drouth, though It makes Sun. Theve will include all the periods mighty planets, such as has not indifferent growth on dry sandy Wear-life-service mile- values Been seen in a score of centuries the mightiest planeth, those with the soils. After it has become well established means greater econo-<; ' United States next December will{I be most powerful pull. swept by the most terrific weather I Six of them-Mercury, Mars, Venus it will live through long age-safety-comfort. These my-less cost maintenance ' However weather. periods of dry - very ttistory cataclysm began.experienced since human will, Jupiter be in conjunction Saturn and; grouped Neptune-together under these conditions it makes are the things that count inless repairs and depreciation. / ' I I little; 'growth and furnishes comparatively in the ofI greatest "League It will be caused by the hugest / little gracing. Dallis is * tire. sunspot on record- I I I I Planets" ever known in the annalsof grass a astronomy. comparatively hardy, and in the latitude Car owners who do thekThese > :, >v ' A sunspot that will be visible to of Gainesville will much will be massed<< in the supply! They narrow the Since naked men eye.first began to make record -I,limit of but 26 degrees, on the same green Florida herbage winter.throughout In the the management average - are exactly what you own thinking prefer' United ... ' side of the Sun. large* 'of enough eventa to no be sunspot seen without hasbeen the I I Directly opposite, coming into op-: of this grass for pasture pur- get in United States TiresStates Tires. Their' merit is r'' ' close grazing is important as aid The of sunspot instruments.! that will This appear one will Dec.be. ,will position be the with huge this planet gigantic Uranus.league The, to there: become is a tendency tough and in the unpalatable.old growth general all-round tire sat 8- recognized ,everywhere ',.' 17 1919, will bf a vast wound in the magnetic currents between Uranus Under heavy pasturage the herbage * and the six will the faction. planets aide of the sun. I pierce i 4'I it - ii' nutritious and stock eat eagerly. We have them-a and Sun like a mighty spear. typo It will be a gigantic explosion of toek It posses underground root, , . Earth i h opposite tho league flaming gases, leaping hundreds of The I land is easily eradicated where it is I.II This total of tire size for at of 90 degrees inperfect greater car. thousands miles out into space. It .an angle nearly -- not'wanted.. t_ every ; will have a crater large enought to position to receive almost the Method of Planting.An . engulf the Earth much as Vesuvius full disturbance force of as the it leaps monster Into electrical activity II abundance of moisture and We know United States Tires are good Tires. That's why we sell them. 4 might engulf a football. , weather constitute the warm summer - Such a sunspot will be rich enoughin on what, to us, will be the eastern electro-magnetic energy to fling horizon of the Sun's disk. full I germination most; favorable of Dallis conditions Grass for seeds.Sowings the. Mach Bros. Kissimmee Lupfer & Prather Kfssimmee ' the atmosphere of our planet 'Into a This meaa we shall get the should be made any time ,. , strength of the storm when the sunspot * parallel.disturbance There will without be hurricane.precedent, .lightning or'I( Is, at gases its have worst had before time the to exploding die I Iin from order usual the' to first period get--March the of full heavy until benefits summer June ofthe Hill & Co., Narcoossee Ocoee Garage, Ocoee '' colossal rains.It ,I town.: rain Best results may. be expectedto , will ba weeks before the Earth Such a close grouping; of planet follow where planting Is made on--I - will regain Ita normal weather conditions has never' been recorded before. Thewhole'solarsystem well prepared soil. The ground SUNSPOTS NEEDN'T BECAUSE 000 miles in diameter. No unusual Power Ofrtcer.upon thereofand said Municipality; to Prorld..n4'tbe will be ,trangely i 1 "" should be well plowed and harrowed OF ANY WORRY weather- conditions occurred. that for the carrylnaInto effect of" the 1 There will also be gigantic lava out of balance. smooth- level surface and the year. Provision of this Act all a. provld- * to !I ' What will be. the outcome? My'knowledge a ed In said Aet. of which Ion /,:-. to :: I I "That special positions of the planets a copy nothing great earthquakes say does not permit me to seed sown broadcast at the rate of Sunspots dont bother the regnlarI the has been ttl. In the City Clerk1. Office. KlMlmroee -. of flood and fearfol cold. 1{ of cause sunspots not - { about eight pounds to an acre United State weather bureau. At' Florida I make this 'startling prophecy ,,state, beyond .the fact that the land. Afteii seeding the ground least this deduction would seem obvious proven. That sunspot have any Tile, following qvallfled voters areher.bt ' storms ,and 4rthquakeaf conditionshas appointed to aerve a. of fleer* eruption with great influence on weather desire to be no merely sensational with the'harrow should be againworked _ be tremendous in their strength after an interview with WalterJ. ( Special Charter Election: , alarming It is merely be- f i ,' which should be .diusted so ; Bennett --meterologist in the Tam. been positively disproven. H. N. D. Kate. J. lie- cause my study of the planeta. has and scope. ,, 17 as to cover the seed to as shallow as pa weather bureau atation.He is well "The public therefore need not be Phatter. Br.ttonm.m.0.. ;yan $D.w... revealed certain result with mathematical I!I I Remember the date-December consistent with the of this inr- alarmed about the tremendous things Clerk. is use versed not only in the general lines IN WITNESS WHEREOF. X- bats t to 20, and after. t I to happen from December 17 to' December certainty that I now say to plement.Much. of his duties but he has scores of hereunto set my handa. Mayor of , you: I difficulty is often experienced and volumes BO, 1919 and .afterward.- the City of Kllmme Florida and reports. great government Just What She Needed. Tampa Time. caused th* Corporate Seal of sod Cityto "Be warned' In advance. Tremendous I ) in obtaining good viable seed. On of data gathered for years by be hereunto.afdz.d, and the earn . things are going to happen from "I used a bottle of CbamberUin'eTablets this account the stands obtained are scientists which back up his view. I atttd by the City Clerk this the 1st' <'!. ' Dec. 17 to Dec. 20 1919, and after, some time ago and they often unsatisfactory at first; but the For instance, when et Uranuswas Field selection of corn pays. One day of September A. D. 1111. .' ...... .:,.. ward." proved to- be Just what I needed, stand will be improved from year toyear mentioned the weather man added progressive farmer of Levy county, ((8EAX, W.''.I-.'.BTKKD.At -Mayor.J . .- ,. teat Here are the yet astounding writes Mrs.' Volta Banlcson, Chilli- as seeds are produced and left a new item to the reporter's Mr. Thomas Hodgson rid State IL:< GILBERT City Clerk. l-4t. ,'. ', facts that enable me to make cothe. Mo. "They'not only relievedme to reseed-the ground. (I I weather dope by'showing that if.' the I Agent C. X., McQuarri last week i't, ) this ; r y / of indigestion but toned up 'my Like, most > grasses, Dallis two feet that he has been' practising this !. Clre.ltOe.rt. ." lento o f ,........... .' H. The lams .la theirorbits swing liver and rid mi. of backache, and grass shouldbe(pasture allowed I' to ,,become ,in sun diameter is considered the planet a globe Uranus bear method of selecting his corn for several ........ .Jolrtat ClrvulV;. ,....*... .M} ,itce..ty.Ia'CM..sy. . In great elipsea about the Sun. They dluiness ,that I had been -subject to well established before ,animals are the relation of a maraschino cherryone years now. when he started it ; . i are linked to the Sun, and to'''each for some time. They did me a worldof turned onto it.; The tramping occasioned mile distant .'be was making an average of not .HUdo. March m...C.mnlalwi.:: -V*. p., other by chains of. electroJDAl'1Ietie'enerJPJ' good and .I always, speak". a good by early grazing has a ten 1 r Queried definitely as to his views 'quite 10 bushels of corn to the acre Ice: Harry M.akaaDete.dsat, (:'. i word for tbem." I n a7' reduce the.stand. After it now he makes an average of It I to : >; ach' andaboldeach dency onthe recent prognostications of bushels acre. It epparne! by -affidavit appended Ji. to While he does counteract other< .: has become well established however Prof. Prota sent out by the N. E.. A. > the to the >lll nled In the above-etated n '' / planet in its regular path. .,.,' : .,FLORIDA GAME LAWS.A few grasses will-better withstand .and printed in theTimea. MrP; Bennett the"not'' .eleetlon attribute"of this aeed increased alone,,yield he does to eaueethat therein Harry' Markham.,the.oa.d.nt -,,_defendant &-,, 1 'a' number of people eonaecutlve wake In the Klaalmmeei... ., lad Valley Gazette a publlahy .. well. . Nov.'80. Redwing- (rice bird), Aug. r .Who still cling i to. the .ancient belief In said County;newspaper and State.'. - . Two planate, united are enoulF''" toI 19-Nov. 15. ' '*" r i winter'residents are coming: in the influence of the Ploon on ,the LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Y Thl Ird day of .September tl1I., Hunting licenses: Nonresident or I growth development iof crops, (.SEAL). J. L.Clerk OVBRSTRBBT.Circuit Court.-, ,,"<4 . I '- alien. $16;;,resident, $1i-: ,(county of DON'T T THE and to the idea that the weather con HOTICB ..TO CRBDiTORS.I. KRTBB8 AKBRMAN: STEp ''Jif'\! . residence);. resident, $3",(county.other -I. MISTAKE .CAUSE ditions'depend .upon planetary. and Solicitors for Complainant. ..- time Ot, .ai.**l Charter; KteetieUndr ...-, law, tae deed. will.. issue'thereon ".... ,tl rJJtew ' day of' , . : ''I Sale: The sale !of .reedblrds (nee =W. E.'Yates,stationary engineer. and place and therefore cannot be and, by' virtue'T of authority' thimb J. 1.oyEnar: RinTla" \, . . : birds) and.all.protected game U pro.1'' Sunny $t.; says-.was pretty. much. made the basis, "of" weather' forecast veted ta m* a. Mayor. of tao City of Clerk Clrcult- Coart'OMeola Co, 1 r, + .1'hiblted. , ,. ,.a Klealmmee. L W. J. Steed' Flo"4&o. '- Y r3 aa Mayorof r t knoeked-ont all over.aonle ' years ago.My IntLA 37-.4. 9y .: H.JSt1UDCK.;: : ; Export: Export of all protectedgam. back often pv. 'away suddenly sunspot, visible to .the unaided the>1: City t> of ItIntmm",71o..d., do6rJ a : '''t ). ' -1a prohlblted except nonresident aDd a terrific'pain". took :me :in the eye, may or may not appear In December Special Charter Election will be h.ld- ,XoTICle 0mxmcvToa: : + ,n > licensee may carry out game as region of"my kidneys.', .X.would:Just of this ;year.-: Bach spots are at tho CousetlChambrs'in'the. City (lee ".._Da hs.l , than by no means unknown. Any spot of50.000'miles of Klaalmme*. Florida, durln*;, the ,- ...( " but not' ' down I would fail personal baggagev more. have to sit or over. . . regular hoar of votln. .oa the last Ice C..et tb C..ty'..deo..l//.Mr. '" .. ..... 0', .. ., two days' limit ...ef migratory. game My. kidneys, acted too frequently) and In diameter _i. visible Saturday" In September, ,.ltl." the M T1..id..'''o-..... Os..ty. 1\-: u . and rerflnexl birds ; exported! in any one the secretions were' scanty aDd:bum-'without a telescope and In 1868 the earn betas; the ITthday of "pt.... :* wl"dLttetlee.I. , -f ''...-.-... ---.- Tim purified ...,." calendar week': - r ' ing .in-passage.' A; friend told me to largest of record was observed, 1SO- her, A.of'raUfyiasr' D." 1.1. and the' adopting quetloa *- : .IaM.. .. a.given.l1as1diev to all .j . ::4'-,1 lamel'.tableb that ara.safwandsars I try.Doan's-Kidney:\ Pills and two boxes I the sjpeelal ... v... 1.(. 4o1" .- ..a t :t ' .. , -"rfc;;" a, ..... '',,. .:"t",-'. 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