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are necessary in wariare to discover the enemy, lint you would use a searchlight in vain to find better 4-f iff 11 UUU1 we seu- 1 nis ma' saying a XJKJYJkD great deal. It is true, nevertheless. To leave a jest when it pleases you' best is a good tiling, but never leave our store to find better elsewhere, for that will be a waste of DOUGLAS time; we know that ours cannot: be excelled 310-312 Twelfth Street, Florida i Persian limes, year's subscription. Freeland Bros. Boynton ami invigorate the health.

Hut outdoor exercise is bolter. Sunlight tones up the system, and it is death to uii- Mrs. II. T. Raulerson, Miami, drawn work, J.

Dorn, $2.50. Mrs. Guy Metcaif, Palm Beach, embroidery, K. Dorn, $2.50. Alice Bosch Cocoanut Grove, cann goods, E.

A. Waddell, $2.50. Mrs. E. V.

Blackman, Miami, cut flowers, Soar Bros, $5. Mrs. M. R. Faurenberg.

fabric THE DAILY MIAMI MrJROPOLlS Published Every Day Except Sunday. B. B. latum. Pres.

S. Bubo Dean. Tte- Miami Printing Company. wered la the Postotfice at Miani Fia. as second-class matter.

beans, year subscription. F. W. Kosel, Larkins, Miami Metropolis, crate tomatoes, year's subscription; Miami News, onions, year's subscription; Times-Union, sweet potatoes, year's fiubscriplion; Agriculturist, beans, year's subscription. Walter Waldin, -Orange Glade, Miami Metropolis, crate tomatoes, year's subscription; Miami News, young onions, year's subscription; Times-Union, celery, year's subscription; Agriculturist, Irish potatoes, year's subscription.

Mrs. Switzer, Allapattah, Times-Union, eggplant, year's subscription; Miami News, radishes, year's subscription; Miami Metropolis, cucumbers. Robt Kilpatrick, third society, box oranges, $15. Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, first society, box oranges, $60. S.

Brown, Lemon City, second I society, box oranges, $35. John Douglass, Miami, first box grapefruit, $60. Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, second soeietv. hnv frrnnefniit $35. John Douglas, Miami, third society, box grapefruit, $13.

C. E. Davis', Miami, first society, citrus display, $G0. Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, second society, citrus display, Lainhart Dimick, West. Palm Beach, third society, citrus display, $15.

Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, first F. E. C. box oranges, $25. Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, first F.

E. C. box grape fruit, $25. S. K.

Brown, Lemon City, E. O. Painter prize, box oranges, 1 sack fertilizer. Mrs. C.

B. Crockett, Cocoanut Grove, E. O. Painter prize, box grapefruit, 2 sacks fertilizer. Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, First National Bank prize, box oranges, $5.

John Douglas, Miami, First National Bank prize, box grapefruit, $5. John Douglas, Miami, M. D. Price prize, box grapefruit $5. lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, Grilling citrus display, $20.

C. O. Richardsoa, Miami, Miami News, box grapefruit, year's subscription. Lainhart Dimick, WeBt Palm Beach, Seminole Club, box oranges, $5. E.

N. Dimick, Seminole Club, box grapefruit, $5. Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, Soar citrus display, $20. Lainhart Dimick, West Palm Beach, second Soar citrus dis play, $10. S.

K. Brown, Lemon City, Brady box oranges, $5. Mrs. C. B.

Crockett, Cocoanut Grove, first Gus Muiler, box grapefruit, $2.50. Mrs. C. B. Crockett, Cocoanut Grove, second Gus Muiler, box grapefruit, $2.50.

F. Lang, Dr. Skaggs, kumquats, $5. Mrs C. B.

Crockett, Cocoanut Grove, Dr. Skaggs, box grapefruit, $5. J. J. Ellis, Miami, Agriculturist, box grapefruit, year's subscription.

T. M. Rickards, Boca Ratone, first society, kumquat display, $3. T. M.

Rickards, Boca Ratone, second society, kumquat display, $1.50. m. BricKett, Miami, nrst society, limes, $2.00 S. K. Brown, Lemon City, second, Society, Tahita iimes, $2.

C. E. Davis, Miami, society, largest grapefruit, $3. C. E.

Davis, Miami, society, largest orange, $3. H. S. Potter, Miami, society, largest, lemon, Lainhart Wes' Talm Beach, society, king oranges, i H. Cheatham, radishes, $2.

J. L. Garnett, Doane Raulerson, 1 crate onions, $2.30. Mrs. Iiaudabaugh, Miami, society, silk worms, $5.

W. Waldin, Orange Glade, Biscayne Leather crate beans, $2. R. Pinder, S. B.

Aultman prize, sapadlllos, $2.50. W'. S. Sands, Youngs' Pharmacy, kohl rabi, $1.00. E.

B. Mallon Miami, Dr. Enloe, beets, $2. Fred Ellis, Miami, Youngs' Pharmacy, turnips, $1. Freeman Little River, Youngs Pharmacy, radishes, $1.

A. M. Field, T. N. Gautier prize, 4 vegetables, $2.50 Wr.

S. Sands, Youngs' Pharmacy, parsley, $1. S. G. Merrick, Cocoanut Grove, Miami Transfer radish, $1.25.

Freeman Bros. LitUe River, Miami Transfer radishes, $1.25. F. W. Kosel, Larkins, E.

O. Painter cucumbers, 1 bag fertilizer. C. J. Ufford, Larkins, E.

O. Painter potatoes, 1 bag fertilizer. Jno. Ellis, Miami, E. O.

Painter eggplant, 1 bag fertilizer. A. Keen, Miami, E. O. Painter beans, 1 bag fertilizer.

Willie Ellis, Miami, R. H. Seymour, celery, $3. Fred Ellis, Miami, Doane Raulerson, celery, $2.50. Mrs.

Switzer, Allapattah, H. Seymour, crate celery, $2.00. Mrs. W. W.

Blaebmer, Delray, best town exhibit, Mrs. Flagler prize, $25. Mrs. W. A.

Hooks, Mrs. Flagler, canned goods, $15. Mrs. T. R.

Pinder, Mrs. Flagler, canned goods, $10. Mrs. J. R.

Scott, Mrs. Flagler, cocoanut palm products, $5. Mrs. A. Bassett, Mrs.

Flagler, kumquats, $5. Miss Louise Carpenter, Miami, W. M. Brown, portrait, $25. Mrs.

M. W. Berry, guava products, Mrs. Flagler, $5. Mrs.

A. W. Hooks, pineapple products, Mrs Flagler, $5. Mrs. A.

W. Hooks, mango products, Mrs. Flagler, $5. Mrs. A.

Bassett, crystalized fruits, Mrs. Flagler, $5. Mrs. W. A.

Hooks, pickles, Mrs. Flagler, $5. Mrs. E. B.

Mallon. preserves, Mrs. Flagler, $5. Mrs. J.

A. Lane, jellies, Mrs. Flagler, $5. Mrs. Emma Offer, carving, Mrs.

Flagler, $5. Mrs. R. L. Abbott, Miami, knit laces, Mrs.

Hunter, $2.50. Mrs, M. E. Mozell, Miami, laces, Mrs Hunter, $2.50. Mrs.

E. Rutherford, Miami, laces, Mrs. Hunter, $2.50. Mrs. A.

Kingsley, rugs, Mrs, Hunter. $2.50. Mrs. C. M.

Brady, palmetto work, Mrs. Jackson, $2.50. Mrs. Vanlandingham, sofa pillow, Mrs. Jackson, $2.50.

Willie Ellis, flowers, S. Graham, $2.50. Clara Lowe, roses, S. Graham, $1.50. S.

P. Heyser, cut flowers, S. Gra- ham. $1.00. National Batik, $5.

Miss Lindley, Palm Beach, painting, P. Morse, $5. IC M. Long, roses, C. H.

Watson, $5. Unknown, second best roses O. Watson, K. M. Long, third best roses, C.

H. Watson, $2. Mrs. Inez Roberds, best display cro-ehetted laces, E. B.

Douglas, dress Mrs. C. Fandell, fancy irorS, W. M. Burdine, dress, $5.

Maude Brickeil, Miami, cut flowers, E. B. Douglas, hat, $5. Mrs, J. C.

Bert eshaw, Miami, roses, John Sewell, shoes, $5. Mrs. C. F. Ballard, 6 articles lace, Brandow Bros, photos, crobes.

There is no air so refreshing and exhilarating as outdoor air. And i then one has a joyful sense of free dom on escaping from buildings ringing and rumbling with telephones, elevators, and other clamorous adjuncts of civilization. Man is by Nature an outdoor animal; and the pleasure he gets from breaking occasionally the trammels with which, in a civilized state, he has fettered himself is a healthy form of atavism. If there is not time to take long walks, walk a mile toward the place of business every morning before catching the car and thus be enable! to do better work' all day. Drop off the car a mile from home every evening, and thereby enjoy dinner more and sleep sounder.

Legs were made for locomotive purposes, not for ornaments. Walking was the first exercise of man, and it is still the best." Take a walk. In the morning; in the evening. Fill your lungs with fresh air. Such exercise gives one a better appetite, better digestion, sweeter sleep, add to the energy and capacity for work.

THE PRIZE WINNERS OF DADE COUNTY FAIR (Continued from first page. Dallas National Bank, artistic display vegetables, $25. Stanton Little River, first Society, vegetable oysters, $2. Stanton Little River, first Society, beets, $2. Walter Waldin, Orange Glade," second Society, 1-2 bushel beets, Walter Waldin, Orange Glade, first Society, 12 bunches beets, $2.

S. G. Merrick, Cocoanut Grove, first Society, radishes, $1.50. D. S.

Pearson, first Society, 4 quarts English peas, $2. Stanton Houser, Little River, first society, carrots, $2. C. J. Montgomery, Allapattah, first society, 6 stalks sugar cane, $2.

S. G. Merrick, Cocoanut Grove, first society, display sweet potatoes, $1.50. H. S.

Reed, Arch Creek, first Society summer squash, $1.50. J. H. May, Miami, first society, best 6 flat cabbage, 2.00. J.

H. May, Miami, first society, best cabbage, $2. F. W. Kosel, Larkins, first Society, best display cucumbers, $3.

S. C. Littlefield, first society, Little River, Georgia Collards, $1.50. J. C.

Rickards, Boca Ratone, first society, display honey, $5. C. W. Lee, Miami, first Society, best syrup, $3. Hughes Miami, first society, crate eggplant, $5.

T. M. Rickards, Boca Ratone, first society, best crate red Spanish pines, $5. E. B.

Mallon, Miami, first society, pineapples, second society, pines, first society, for best 12 pineapples Mrs. Switzer, best crate tomatoes, year subscription to Agriculturist, E. B. Mallon, Miami, Times-Union, best peas, year's subscription. Mary Fritz, Allapattah, Times-Union best snap beans, years subscription.

H. S. Read, Arch Creek, Times-Union, wax beans, year's subscription. J. B.

Miami News, okra, year's subscription. J. B. Merritt, Times-Union, fat cab-; base, year's subscription. J.

H. Bond, Perrine, Miami News, cauliflower, year's subscription. N. Berchard, Evening Record, best onions, year's subscription. E.

B. Mallon, Miami, Agriculturist, peppers, year's subscription. T. 3. Devaine, Agriculturist, eggplant, year's subscription.

G. F. Pack, Miami Metropolis, peppers, year's subscription. Wm. Laeseh, Larkins, Times-Union, peppers, year's subscription.

A. W. Garrett, Hypohixo. Times-Uuion. potatoes, year's subscription.

A. W. Garnett, Hypoluxo, Miami Metropolis, egsplant, year's subscription. S. G.

Merrick, Cocoanut Grove, Mi-emi Metropolis, crate peas, year's subscription, S. G. Merrick, Cocoanut Grove, Miami News, lettuce, year's subscription. Evening Record, potatoes, year's subscription; Times-Union, Irish potatoes, year's subscription Agriculturist, wax painting, J. II.

Cheatham, $3. 118. i jri rifturn put Tinwers 1 1' i. a pail BUUTb, Geo. W.

Dillon, Miami, drawn work, F. T. Budge, jardiniere. Nellie Schofield, geraniums, Julius Smith, album. Mrs.

Blackburn, shell work, Jno. Seybold, cake. Mrs. E. B.

Mallon, 12 glasses jelly. C. D. Leffler, $2. c.uum.a 1 1 Ar unei jeuj, v.ooiey oc norner, Mrs.

J. R. Scott, Miami, china painting, McAllister-Beck, $2. Miss Bertha Graliani, crayon workj. W.

H. Chaille, $2. Mrs. W. F.

DeHernville, burnt work, Dade Co. Furniture Co, $2. Mrs. J. R.

Pinder, Cutler, pickles, J. E. Lummus, $2. Mrs. L.

J. Lummus, Miami, tatting. Dr. Enloe, $2. Mrs.

R. Hoyle, rafliia hat, R. F. Hoyle, $1. Mrs.

R. Hoyle, raffiia basket, R. F. Hoyle, $1. Eunice Hooks, Miami, guava jelly, W.

H. McDonald, $1. Lillian Lefton, hemstitching, C. H. Gautier, $1.

Unknown, geraniums, P. UUendorff, $2.50. Mrs. L. M.

Howard, W. L. Dickinson. carnations, pair ladies moccasins. Mrs.

M. A. Griffling, nasturtiums. Schneidman Bros, $4. Mrs.

J. R. Pinder, guava jelly, I. Cohen, silk umbrella. Mrs.

E. B. Mallon, roses, first Grif-fing Bros, prize, 24 budded roses. Mrs. H.

M. Howard, roses, second Griffing Bros, prize, 12 budded roses. i 1 1 1 i IE? num. pmnmnon- Little Erma Cigar Store, Miss Stanley, silk quilt. Pierce Hardie, $1.

Mrs. R. L. Abbott, Miami, knitting, J. R.

Sawtelle, $1. Miss Lainhart, West Palm Beach, cartoon. Bush Safford, $2. Mrs. M.

J. Jones, embroidery, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs. T. A.

Farr. laces, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs. S. G.

Vanlandingham, laces, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs, McGil, jamaica sorrel jelly, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs. Inez Roberds, Miami, Sofa pillow, subscription to Miami Mrs. Kate J.

Blackburn, pickles, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs. L. M. Wigginton, marmalade, subscription to Miami Metropolis.

Mrs. J. R. Ellis, Miami, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs.

Cora A. Rickards, catsup, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs. W. H.

Chaille, best tidy, subscription to Miami Metropolis. Mrs. II. S. Downing, kumquat preserves, subscription to Miami News.

Mrs. J. R. Pinder, guava marmalade, subscription to Miami News. Mrs.

Alice Ellis, guava cheese, sub scription to Miami News. Mrs. M. Roberts, guava preserves subscription to Miami News. Mrs.

Lillian Lefton, tomato pr serves, subscription to Miami News. Mrs. C. O. Boaz, violets, subscription to Miami News.

Mrs. J. H. Gray, crochet laces, subscription to Miami News. Mrs.

Burchard. centerpiece, subscription to Miami News. Mrs. Mai how gooseberry marmalade, subscription to Miami Ntws. Mrs.

E. A. Lofton, tatting, subscription to Miami News. Composition on the Future of Mi-i ami; First Society prize. Miss Elenwi Mills, second Society prize, Emma Wayt, $1.

Society special. Miss 3. V. E. Vih-len, $3.

Society sand mays: First Fanny Clements, second, Chas. Christ en-sen, $1. Second Grade color work: First Society, John Mathers, second, Eva Clark, 50 cents. Mis3 Kate Colyera Primers Department: Color printing. $1.50.

Future of West Palm Beach: First prize, no name. No. second prize, no name. No. honorable mention No.

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432 and 434 Twelfth street, Opposite the Court House. TUESDAY. MARCH 21, 1905. The North has been visiting the South the past several months. It will now soon be in order for the South to return the favor and seek the Northern resorts for the heated term, Now that the tourist season Is about over, Miamians can have a breathing spelL and begin preparations for this summer's building and developments that promise to eclipse any and all past summers in the history of the Mgic City.

Oyama has learned the value and advantage of relentlessly pursuing a defeated enemy. A retreating army cannot travel faster than a victorious and enthusiastic enemy. Determined relentless pursuit of a defeated force adds to its demoralization and adds to the pursuer's advantage. Our esteemed contemporary, the Lake City Index, has been voicing himself very fully with regard to the citizenship of Mr. C.

M. Brown. We have heard nothing lately, however, from Mr. Brown, himself, not even since the convention nominating his successor. Like Br'er Rabbit, "he lay low." Dunnellon Advocate.

Ves, hut he will git thar just the same. -o The special edition of the Florida Dally Sun at Jacksonville, in celebration of the installation of its new Hoe press and permanent removal of quarters, was an atrie effort, and shows conclusively that push and competency are embodied in those who have its making and guidance to the top rung of Florida The Sun is a modern and up-to-date afternoon newspaper in every respect. GENERAL KUROPATKIN. Kuropatkin has been displaced by General Linevitch. After his faithful service at the head of the Russian forces in Manchuria he finds himself In Ill-favor with the powers at SL Petersburg, and is dismissed without a word of praise and in a manner that seems to be intended to disgrace him.

Kuropatkin, may have committed mistakes; other Generals might have done better, but he seems to have shown more capacity than any other Russian officer. The tax upon his energies and resources been great, and only a strong man could stand what he has withstood. He, himself, has agreed that he should be succeeded by another. lie appears fo have retained the confidence of his men, but repealed defeat has placed him in bad odor with his Government. General Liueviudi may prove more successful, but it is to be doubted.

At any rate, Kuropatkin lias been retired, and it is a sad ending for a faithful soldier. Even those who have no sympathy for the Russian cause respect and admire Kuropatkin. i -o i OUTDOOR EXERCISE. Too many people are indifferent to -the importance of outdoor exercise as a promoter of health. This is a favor-1 able season for such exercise.

Let us quote and indorse this from the Chicago Tribune: "The bright, warm sunshine and the crisp, bracing air of i spring Invite everybody to flee the I musty office or dark flat and take a walk. Gymnasium exercise Is good. Exercise in one's room is good. They strengthen the muscles and organs year's subscription. T.

M. Rickards, Boca Ratone, Miami Metropolis, lettuce, year's subscription; Times-Cuion, peppers years subscription Agriculturist, sweet potatoes, year's subscription. Mary Fritz, Allapattah, Agriculturist yams, year's subscription; Miami Metropolis, kale, year's subscription. T. J.

Pitchford, Allapattah, Miami Metropolis, parsley, year's subscription; Times-Union, peppers, year's subscription: Agriculturist, cauliflower, year's subscription. D. J. Pearson, Miami Metropolis, onions, year's subscription; Agriculturist, okra, jears subscription; Times Union, cauliflower, year's subscription L. S.

Rader, Miami, Times-Union, tomatoes, year's subscription; Agriculturist, onions, year's subscription. S. Wr. Brown, Times-Uuion, onions, year's subscription; Agriculturist, cabbage, year's subscription. C.

J. Montgomery, Times-Union, parsley, year's subscription. C. Montgomery, Agriculturist, sugar cane, year's subscription. L.

Sjoatrom, Miami, Times-Union, lettuce, year's subscription; Agriculturist, beets, year's subscription. Gus Hooks, Allapattah, Times-Union turnips, year's subscription; Agricul-J turist, oranges, year's subscription. H. S. Reid, Arch Creek, Times-XTn ion, turnips, year's subscription; Agriculturist, grapefru't, year's subscription A.

Keen, Arch Creek, Times-Union, okra, year's subscription; Agriculturist, lemons, year's subscription. O. H. Moyer, Agriculturist, limes, year's subscription; Times-Union, water melons, year's subscription. C.

O. Richardson, Miami, Times-Union, onions, year's subscriptlion; Agriculturist, cucumbers, year's subscription. N. Bouchard, Miami, Times-Union, pineapples, year's subscription; Agriculturist, radishes, year's subscription. W.

Lee, Times-Union, beets year's subscription; Agriculturist, cauliflower, year's subscription. Fred Ellis, Miami, Agriculturist, English peas, year's subscription; Times-Union, beeta, year's subscription. L. Fornell, Buena Vista, Times-Union, canteloupe, year's subscription. L.

Sauos, Uania, Times-Union, brussels sprouts, year's subscription. Freeman Bros, Little River, Times-Union, radishes, year's subscription. J. H. May, Miami, Hmea-Unkm, radishes, year's subscription, C.

L. Littlefield, Little River, Times-Union, lima beans, year's subscription. R. A. Batbea, Times-Union, parsnips year's subscription Harris, Times-Union, spinach, year's subscription.

L. E. IngSis, Times-Union, sugar cane, year's subscription. A. Keen, Arcb Creek, Times-Union, squash, year's subscription.

J. Keen, Arch Creek, Times Union, squash, year's subscription, T. J. Davane, Arch Creek, Times-Union, Mason squash, year's subscription. Mrs.

J. W. Woods, Times-Union, 12 glasses jelly, years' subscription. Mrs. M.

W. Taylor, Times-Union, 12 jars pickles, year's subscription. I Mrs. C. O.

Boas, Times-Uniou. guava products, year's subscription. Stanton Houser, Little Times-Union, oranges, year's ijubsrrin- tion. A. W.

Garnett, Hypoluxo, Times-Union, grapefruit, year's subscription. Field Times-Union, lemons, year's subscription. T. R. Pinder.

Times-Union, citron, year's subscription. Wilson Flye, Miami, Times-Union kumquats, year's subscription, Hughes Miami, Times-Union. i. -I. 1 itcntord, J.

II. Tatum Miss Louise Carpenter, painting, H. 6 paw paws, $2.50. T. Whaler, $15.00.

M. Brickeil, Miami, first society, i Mrs. W. W. Blackmer, Delray, sapadillos.

$2. canned goods, E. L. Brady, $5.00. S.

K. Brown, Lemon City, second Miss McFarland, Miami, laws, supadillos, Jl. cayne Drug Co, $3. Freeman- Little River, first Mrs. R.

L. Scott, embroideries. Red "ciety, gtiavns, $2. Cross Pharmacy, $5. S.

Brown, Lemon City, second l- Mrs. Emma Offer, oil painting First society, guavas, fl. M. Brickeil, Miami, first society, matimee apples, $2. S.

K. Brown, Lemon City, first so- ciety, loquais, $2. I S. K. Bron, Lemon City, Va, Car.

C'hem. 3 box oranges, 5 bags fer tilizpr. C. W. Lee, Miami, Va.

Car. Chem. Co. 2 boxes beans, 3 bags fertilizer. W.

Waldin, Va, Car. Chem. 2 boxes peppers, 2 bags fertilizer. WT. Waldin, Miami, S.

Graham, best Irish Potatoes, $2.50. S. G. Merrick, Cocoanut Crove, Julius Smith, 2 crates tomatoes, dictionary. F.

W'. KoseL Larkins, F. Morse. pumpkins, $5. 1 C.

E. Davis, Va. Car. C'hem. Co, 3 Mrs.

A. Hooks, tomato products, boxes grapefruit, 5 bags fertilizer. Burdine Quarterman, picture, $5. Freeland Boynton, Hughes Mrs. Guy Metcaif, Palm Beach, crate onions.

$2.50. er piece, Wells Graves, hat, $5..