Tampa Daily Journal from Tampa, Florida • 1

PT.TAMPA CITV Tbe moat promising place In l'reac-ott FlUerall, Plate fur flu nines Moil Mid Investors. tOOIee and tslt.in.n nt It, Tmnpa oM ana W. II. MIRANDA. TAMPA.

FLORIDA. JUNE 3, 181)2. 1 1 1 1. lAJli'A HAIL I A At any tune curing your stay we wu ue giaa ow you tmoug i ourcity. vvetafee pleasure bemguUe toomir to you the Cream of Bargains In lal Kstaio llirouirlioiit the ri i iiu in in 1 1 ji vh i in i i-ji i vniii i.n hi in nil mi dm i ihii hil mux in iru our fv a i.k xt fh rnn money win i.e u.io on property tn i I rai, 1 "5u me immeiwo three-story cigar factory is noarlv completed nn.

i i iev r.i.u. wv um an- iac, till mil, 1-llfIJl up. 11 Ol'K (ill (UliOP CUTHP ic ur ivilhiil iwl-u 1 i 1 1 i I Tl.n III nnpaoaa va lllll no iant iui.on.mm fn. tl tl i i i i i i mm Ax exchange thus defines a mossback: "A mossback, gentle" reader, is a cross between the fifth century and the fif-teenthi He-is found in fossilized form in every city of the vesr He raises his rents, detests a boom, lova to bave7 others bear all the taxes, bates a now enterprise, despises anything which smacks of progress and helps a paper boom its own. town.

Thev are as the drones to the hive of industrius bees, and like the bees the live business man should avoid these drones and patronize those who are an advantage to the place they reside in." JReal Estate A OUR PLATFORM loan AG Eisrcir IS ASSURED SUCCESS 410 FRANKLIN STREET, TAMPA, FLA. Because: Honesty is the best policy Because: We do not misrepresent Because: We Bell none but the best make of goods. Because: Our prices are the lowest in the city. Because: Our aim is to satisfy and please everybody. Choice Business, Residence and Suburban Property, also Orange Groves; Money Loaned at Ten per cent, net to Lender, First Mortgage.

Refnrenree Flrat National Bank, or auy Commercial Agency. 'i we will inaugurate' -(o)- Duriug the convention 7 RA SPECIAL SALES Talk About Bargains! jjjjjE'w'AirTiixT' rm. During 1.50, Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Hats, imil Dt.S -you-. enaersei ISTD ltlocl Tiiniim, 0 pi ID (7 0 NO. 502 FRANKLIN ST.

around. S3 if ill $5.00 and $0.00 LADIES FINE SHOES A Mnnn cunr You uecrin to find out what sort of a shoe you have bought when you've worrr'it a little while. The test of a shoe is the wear it will stand. We call our $3.00 hand sewed shoe a IBgJftl6vIulnVyWrkiks all that can be said of it. It is not only handsome but it keeps its good looks.

If you've ever Been anything cheaper in foot wear you ve had an experience thatr-we've neVercn i joyed the big in quality and the little in price have never been more happily combined. FERRIS BLAIN, JOHN H. MILLI2K, Wholeul ud Retell Doaler In FISH and OYSTERS. KKEK DELIVERY, River Front a.sr the Tamp. Commercial Co.

Telephone No. 23. ALEXANDER BAUER, Ijimdarape (lunlrnrr anil Ktnrlftt. Laying out of new (iroiiniln, I'arka rtc, In uiult. Lock Box a7.

1 unipii, KU. The Type Sot or. oration at the dedication of the Childs-Dexel Honifr for aged printers, "at C6loTaao-jpriug7an th urs-dayvwas a striking and inter; esting address. Senator Oallinger talked about printers like one of the craft, and the following picturo of the typo will bo recognized by all who know him. "There must be in printers' ink an inspiration to generosity and even prodigality, so few of the craft ever become rich.

That fellow-feeling that makes all the world akin glows ever in the heart of the printer, opening his purse to the needy and his soul to the sutfering. His couch is freely shared with a homeless craftsman, his case is at the service of the wanderer, andjii8 last ration is fairly divided with the one who knows not where to get his daily bread. Nor is his bounty or his charity circumscribed by guild lines. Who so hospitable everywhere as a printer1 Who so quickly touched by the appeal of the afflicted? Thrift may not be one of his, virtues, but niggardliness is not one of his fadings. His it is to share generosity with others.

He has no isolated Eleasures. His present is never urdened with the gloom of tomorrow. "Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof." is the creed that too often scantily his family. Yet the world is the better for. his comings lie has scattered miles of gladness along its pathwav.

He has illumined its night. Ho has brushed away the tearsjfroru Korruffaees even ifthey have stolen silently down his own. I lo has lifted here and there a cloud, that sunshine might penetrate a saddened heart And when at eventide we measure his life's work, and set otT against his failings his many kindly acts, we tind he baa earned a home, even if he lias not made one." The foregoing picture is as truthful as it is kind, and shows that the senator is either a close oberver or has been there himself. The printer is a walking encyclopedia, for his case on a daily paper is a university whose curriculum is unrestrict ed, and whose teaching is liberal though exact. His task carries him throuKh such avast variety of topicg, and the subject matter of his "takes changes so frer quetitly that his work is olmos.t like reading an unabridged dictionary.

Hut th'tinrounf of 'information which a good printer acquires is marvellous. Ho has tbe names of leading politicians in all parties at his linger send, and discusses the situation in India, and homerule issue in Ireland, or the banishingof Jews from Russia, with equal KUbness. The printer uniin tentious bearing, and frequent ly careless dress, invc no indi cation of the fund of information which he lenlly powsesses. lie is usually ol a roving dispo sition, and sets type on a metro politan daily today and a coun try weekly He rides in a Pullman when be is Hush. and on the bumpers, or counts crossfies when be is strapped ll travels the country from Canada to Mexico and from Maine to California.

He is close observer, and barring a tendency to use rather, lurid language be is a most entertain ing talker. -The- printer grows up at his case from a cub, and still holds to bis "stick" when be is gray haired. He is devoted to his work and rarely ever goes at anything else. Once a printer, I always a printer. Augusta i Chronicle.

Wo shall bo ploasod to have you call and inspect our stock. A. GREEN BERG, SUCCESSOR TO T. COHEN, THE PEOPLES' CLOTHIER. (i()8 Franklin St.

Tampa, Flu; Eight Styles to Choose From N.MACFARLANE'S, Hpnrkman I III Wholesale and Hetail- Something Captivating in Furniture. There never was a time when a little money would go any; thing like as far in furniture as it will now; there never was a. time when would buy such J'arlor Suites as we are of fering. The price dosen't tell the whole story by good deal. What we want to impress more particularly on your mind is this: These Suites are not only wonderfully handsome in design but they are honestly construct-'ed to the Inst inch they 'rebuilt to endure and they are "made for servioe as well as for show.

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF IT7 Have" you thought about it at all? If you haven't the more you think about it tj better you will like it. To call the bow Jcnot the success of the season would bo absurd, because there is no success of any other season that begins 'to compare with it. Nothing that can be recalled by the oldest dealers ever took the popular fancy so completely by storm. You can be very justly accused of being behind the times if you haven't ret seen any of these handsome little triumphs of the jeweler's art. Itepairine a We m-, licit difficult jolts.

W. J.DOMBROWSKY, THR I.EADINO IN SOUTH FLORIDA, Frjuiklio Ht UjiposiU' Ntw Court DRUGS, MEDICINES AND" TOILET ARTICLES. Tlio kwt So(la Ait5Fjn call and bo convinced. The hxtont ISmv York drinkn intnxlnccd in Tampa by uh. CIGARS.

CIGARS. -r 4T Agents for Harris lamoiis City Cigars.7 Kl ltetccnte, a strictly pure Havana 6 cents. Tiunpii Hriig Sniok'rn. manufactured expressly for uh. (let box to tnko liorne.

As an inducement quick purchasers we are offering Carpets at oust to H)se out. Kor Snl n( th( Tampa FurnitufcTo. TELEPHONE NO. 121. 4.