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tithe the fcpad consented O Iooted be and his neigb neigbwcmld neigh1fOeld neigbbor
bor wcmld grade and day the road roadthe toadtb roadthefoot
the tb thefoot foot footof of Long aoug bridge dge eastward eastwardi
i the top of the hill free oC 0 charge to toi tocoun tocounty
i county coun Pemlseiori granted and the thetfeanktf thetIian theik
tfeanktf tIian ik of o the board extended to Mr MrOrewB MrOreWI MrOrowa
OrewB and neighbors neighborsHenry neighborsHenry neIghborsHenry
Henry Rivers was stricken from pen penroll penroll penro11
roll rollIfD ro11r rollD
IfD r D M Gnnter appeared before the theoard therdand thebosrd
oard rdand and claimed c1ahneddamages damages for injury injuryto
to 0 his bJ mule from breaking through pub pubMc pubiq pubQ
Mc Q bridge bril 8e Complainant was w s paid 85 85PeUUon 5 5Petition
1 Petition by citizens of Hampton dia diafor diafor diefflct
fflct for a bridge across acro Double Run RunWithee RunD1 Ranar
D1 ar Ute Withee Wi hee still was aa referred to toisd toOoUIm toom6toner
OoUIm om6toner isd doner oner Seals for or investigation investigationThe
The Iher clerk was wuinstruotedto wa instructed to give givei giveibat
1 i that the county convicts will be belor be10r beor
lor or 1911 to the highest bidder on oner onr on7th
er r 7th next nextJones nmJiWlJone nextiW
JiWlJone iW Jones asked < that settlement settlementi settlementtrbm settlementM4
M4 i trbm Sampson to Hampton road roadt roadblio roadtic
t t blio uof tic o road s Ordered b d that t the h h1erti route = oe oeivertised bevertled1or
ivertised 1erti vertled1or edor or 80 BOday BOdaylmby 8OdayLBffls days daysBills
Bills lmby by Thos J 1 Dekle for reports of ofiJtaei oflHi ofhes
iJtaei lHi iotpoeed iiapo ed in his bi court and and by N NT NTl T TIjUlich TicbJp
IjUlich l icbJp JJ Jr for fo balance on iaqsett bUls bUlskid billsJaJ4 bUlskI4over
kid kI4over over overFirearsas I Ipermita I71resrg
Firearsas permita issued to W L LKickhUjt LX1cth I IIckht1TcrettMinPr
KickhUjt X1cth Ickht1TcrettMinPr tDdEveret and Everett Miner MinerTax nnerTaxl
4 Tax Ateaocor h eOr rW WaJnrJght Wiiht presented the thetax tbei thexbooafor19lO
i tax xbooafor19lO books for fo 1910 and nd they were r or orr orThe orjered ora
jered iiItrlbsM a oriingto d1nto l 1l w wt
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t 1 Thexwja1 The new Jail i wag waaiaspeoedandao waaiaspeoedandaocepteszdwarrintiseed iwpoled i lM lJ ed and ac accepted ¬
t a cepted cept cepteszdwarrintiseed a UdW dwarrantaiae URed ed inpayment inpaymentfao paymenti n payment
i fao o tnejakount the tbeaount t ef 18512 f 812 due atf ono e and two twodale twoearI two7earL
7earL earI frthn rOm date without interest interestiMOrtHce Int Intereston resi resica
iMOrtHce ca ° on new n w jail placed with the theAetnaJlMuranoe thEAetDaIDauranoe thcAeuranoe
AetnaJlMuranoe Co for 12000 f20 2000 0 for three thr thr1l E
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i Ordered J d that notice for plans sped spedJjleatioi spec specoauo4 pecisti
Jjleatioi sti oauo4 and bids for sewerage sewer ge for the theMW theHIjlit thewjM1
MW HIjlit jail be b advertised in the Telegraph Telegraphto
to fee e acted ed d upon at the next meeting of oftibe ofte ofthe
the board boardPetition boaMP boardPetition
Petition P n by Lawtey citizens for the thegrading the1fAdJDI thep
p grading of o public road east to Middle Middletiurg Middle1J1Ug Middlebarg
tiurg road referred to Commissioner CommissionerRbtier Oomml88 CommissionerBoMer oner onert
t Rbtier Rbtierk BoMerThe er erThe
k The following resolution was passed passedby passedItJy passedbytbeboard
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ItJy by bytbeboard bytbeboardWhereas the theboard board boardK
1 K Whereas W ereas All Americans admire the theman theman thenan
man who with rugged will and brain braini brainPower brainpower
i power w wins ns his way from poverty and andfftiverse audve andadverse
fftiverse adverse ve circumstances up to the pinna pinnaele pinnI pinnele
I ele of his l ambition and that such a man manwaa manwas manwas
was wasn n NapoleonB Napol o B Broward be it there there11ore thereoto therefore
11ore fore oto ft ftResolved IiResolved
Resolved That we as fellow Flor Florpidians Florldians lor lortldians
pidians tldians feel pride in his succesaand succes8 d deep deepjjly deepJy deepily
jjly Jy regiet that the reaper Death Claimed Claimedl la1medIn 1aimed 1aimediini
l jUm iini in the hour of full fruition ition of his hishopes hishopesawi hishopes
hopesawi hopes and most Worthy rtIiy ambition We Werecognize Weieoognlze WeecognIze
recognize in his his death a serious loss to toewr toeu torear
rear ewr beloved b loved state Regardless Re rdless of per perenal perPoUtical pert
enal t political alignments we deplore deplorei deplorenntlmely
Ii1s i untimely call to tothe the great unknown unknownBfoui 1Jnknownilbow unknownand
Bfoui and ilbow bow tomorrow i Inorrow rrowand and sympathy with withall withI witht1t1
t1t1 all who hoadm admired d his biSgoo good d character and andlife andI i ilife
I life and worthy aims and purposes purposesThe purposesf
I f The following resolution waa also alsopassed alsosed alsoResolved
passed passedResolved puI sed
Resolved That we the board of ofcounty ofcoonty ofcounty
county commissioners take this method methodlM methodti methodxprsJdng
and andthanks nndlie nd ndthanks
appreciation
ti lM I1 expressing t > our
careful carefuland carefulnd carefuland
lie thanks for Mr Carlyle Peeks
and nd efficient construction of the county countyjal countyjal countyjl
jal jali
i Warrants in payment of bills were weredrawn weredrawn weredrawn
drawn ou the different funda as follows followskPanperfand followsPuperfQDt1 followsPauper
fand S 138 50 50General 50General I
kPanperfand kPanperfandGeneral Pauper
General fund fundBridge und 1071 07 0795G OJBrldg 07Bridgeafand
t
Bridge Bridgeafand Jnnd JnndFine 95G 91 91Fine 91y
y Fine awl a d forfeiture fodelturef1Jnd fodeltaxeiundBuildhigfun1 fund fundBuilding 219 21936 21936BuUdmg SG
Building Buildhigfun1 fund 8599 71 71eiO015 71Iotl
Total TotalThejboard Iotl eiO015 10015 55 5 5ThbOard 5 5Th I
Thejboard Th Lboard adjourned ad o rn till tilthe l the first firstMonday fir6tKondaI firsMonday
Monday in November Novemberii N veibr
W T WEEKS WEEKSCltrk WEEKSChrk WEEISj
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CM f sixWttir sixWttirCharley s Xltlta ir If SteallAl SteallAlOharley Stea1inChailey
Charley Jordan colored stole a shot shotgun 6hotpn shotgtn
gun from f W J Jooep at atSamplOn Sampw > u City CityiaJanefdlil Cityla
4 iaJanefdlil la Jansftfy it ywr wtM thWi absoondeon absconded abscondedWstAtteJtfallory
WstAtteJtfallory on onbl blall alIory Y Jones cnea kept a lookout lookouifothita lookout1otbim lookoufbiia
fothita however bow ever and at last locate locateWmatDtLan lQcatel
WmatDtLan 1 a Dttan4tfora froia 4oweb 4w which l 1 place p ce lie liebfcfeMt Jpbfti8 Iiip
p bfcfeMt bfti8 1i Joxdux J idm last l w week eek k The prison prisonr flrbonffi
ffi r wia tried before fore Justice Sweat Sator Satorayjrcma4gkiltya Sattiray ur urr
sentenced ed1 to tdj tdjthi tilJJ bi biAcatbe
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SCHOOL BOARD FIOCEEDINGS FIOCEEDINGSleaders FOGEEUINSTeacker 8 8Teackers
leaders Assluei ti t Seieralritbe Seieralritbeduly Scer1 1 the tbetnllf theUniy
duly Sells ScliilsSchool SellsSchool SoulsSchool
School Board met with all members memberspresent memberspresent memberspresent
present and the regular routine of busi business busine81 busine ¬
ness ne disposed of f as foUows followsPetition foUowsPeti foUowsPetItioa
Petition Peti on for G E Dyal to be trustee trusteeof
of Johnstown granted Petition asking askingfor askingfor
for school to be established at Bethel Bethelchurch Bethelohuch Bethelchurch
church refused and the Unity school or ordered ordered ordered ¬
dered taught at theold the old site New Newschool Newschool
school granted at Enterprise and salary salaryfixed salaryfixed salaryfixed
fixed at i30 30 per month D L Phillips Phillipsappointed Phillipsappointed Phillipsappointed
appointed supervisor Petition asking askingfor
for J M Patch to be trustee of Elarbee Elarbeeschool Elarheeschool Elarbeeschool
school granted New school grantod at atRoberts atRoberts atRoberts
Roberts patrons to build bouse and andboard andboard andboard
board to furnish material materialTreasurers materialTreasurers materiaLTreasurers
Treasurers bbd bOob b o s examined d and found foundcorrect foundcorrect foundcorrect
correct correctBills correctBills correctBills
Bills examined and warrants drawn drawnas
as follows follows475i
475i 4j j i W Kickllter member board < 00 CO47W 004r6 0047t6
47W D W PlnholBter 5 TO
4757 J JL L Brown 0 000 00 004Th8
4758 J O Poppell POl > plH salary 1ary 100 00 004m
4750 Mary ry R Rllerd erd grading Ii 00 0047W
47W Maoroa Hill u 830 83047fll 8 0 J
47fll S A Draper u n n 6 00 0041J2 0047r
4702 J T T Quigley huildinj 25 2 00 00I7G3
I7G3 L W KlckJlti r t xaminer xarn1ner11 11 110 20 0 04n4
4764 E S MatthewT printlnc I 00 0 04t33
4705 65 W M Harrell HarreUllullillng building material it to10 3 40 404768JC
4766 4768JC J C Poppell Pop1offiexp office exp 1 125 125476T 25 2546i
4767 Q W Hftzcn commission 14 51
4768 a u 1 1V5 1V547f t5 t5476SI
476SI 47f Aradford County Bank lnt fnttfloft rtt 3 55 aS
4770 borrowed borrowe1rnofley money 120 Ort Jtj
4771 145 14500 145004T711 5 CO 004r
4778 4r K N B Hall storage ato 21 CO COPUB WFun 0 0un
PUB niSTHICTO nISTm nISTmMrn xrsrzncnr7
5027 r7 Union School Furnisg Co C liraryt 29 9 25 2 j
5928 59 I due dueDecUl1 Dec 1011 2985 Soi Soi5t9
5929 5t9 dueDt due Dre 1912 a U t Si 8 8mr 35ii0
5500 > Htnry Plgford janitor 5 23 2553l 5
5101 J 1 W Whiter WhltJUlrehandJs Wh1t merchandise 2 05 05J 6iFJtI32 05M132
FJtI32 J W L Wall WIUlIghtl lights and water at r 8 50
5933 5 83 W G Sealn II incidental 6 68S 68Srou 6Kll 8JJ
5934 Kll fl I S Ppwell P tU repairs repr 50 ro5tl1 50L3
15013 5tl1 L3 Union School FnrmVR Co library J 00 3055 3055hi3 55 55So 55lii
So lii J u due July 1911 5 00 Ki 5 559Bi
5937 due dueTuly1912 Inly 1912 4 30 005OS8 305Q38 M
6038 G W Hazen commission 22 7p
59 599 S SThe 120 120The 1 20 20Tbe
The following teachers were assigned assignedJennie a5tiignedJennie assignedJennie
Jennie Crane O ne 5th th grade Starke R RA RA RA
A Dukes principal Vanderbilt Ruth RuthKennedy nnthKennedy RuthKennedy
Kennedy assistant Vanderbilt Eyder EydeiMcDonald EyderoDo EyderMcDon1d
McDonald oDo d Johnstown May Kennedy KennedyNew KcunedyNew KcnedyNew
New Rjrer Mrs Meda Hodges Enter Enterprise E Enterprise er erprise ¬
prise JLua Crew Branen Mae Clem Clemmons Qlemmons Clemmona
mons Belling Pearl Ware assistant assistantLittteSpttngjC a astantLittleSpthga JistantLitt
LittteSpttngjC LittteSpttngjCColored Litt LittleSpthgaCoored SptiiigL SptiiigLColored
Colored ma InaMiddleton Water dak dakLottie < JakLottie
Lottie Baxter r HopewelL HopewelLBoard HopewelLBoard RopewellBoard
Board adjonrnei to meet the first firlMonday firstMonday firsiMonday
Monday in November NovemberJ NovemberJCPOFPELL
J JCPOFPELL JCPOFPELLey C POFPELL POFPELL6ecy PorPELLS
S 6ecy cy and Snpt So pt
N Ward ard City CityWe tit titWe CItyWe
We wish to to o correct a mistake in last lastweeks lastweeks lastweeks
weeks items It was stated that Doc DocLynn DocLyon DoeLynn
Lynn had gathered 720 2O bushels of corn cornf cornfOm cornfoin
f fOm om about 10 acres of land instead inste of
72 bushels bushelsWe bushelsWe bushelsWe
We are glad gl d the Telegraph has quit quitpublishing qoitpubllihing quitpublishing
publishing snake storks stori which are arenearjy ar arn artnearjy
nearjy n rJY always exaggerated exaggeratedMiss
Miss Edith Crosby left Sunday Sund y for forUnity forUnitr forUnity
Unity to take charge of the school J t that tthat tth1lt
hat place placeMessrs placeMP6srs placeMRS5TS
Messrs G GW W Lewis and H R Brown Brownmade Brownmtde Brownmade
made a business trip to Starke Monday MondayMiss MondayMiss Monday3Liss
Miss Mae Hollingsworth who has in intruded instr1Jcted instructed ¬
truded a class in music for several severalweeks severalweeks severalweeks
weeks past expects to take leave of her hermauy hermany hermauy
mauy friends hero next week weekUncle weekUIc1e weekUncle
Uncle Bob and Aunt Jane Wheeler Wheelertwo
two wo of the oldest colored people in this thisicinity thisvicinify thisvicinity
vicinity both died last Wednesday Wednesdaynight WednesdaynigJlt Wednesdaynight
night within four hours of each other otherThey otherThey otherThey
They were very old and were devoted to tonch toeoch toench
nch > other and it seemed a blessing that thathoy thntthey thatthey
they could both go at the same time timeThe timeThe timeThe
The W C T U met me Tuesday at the thehome thehome thehotneof
home hotneof of Mrs rs Margaret Lewis There Therewas Therewas Therewas
was a large attendance anda good dIal dalof dIalof ddalof
of business attended to A 1 program programwas
was arranged for a public meeting to be beheld beheld beheld
held next Sunday night for the benefit benefitthe benefitof benefito
of o the public and especially iaUythehonorary iaUythehonorarymembers the honorary honorarymembers honorarymembers
members We hcpe there th will be a agood agood p pgood
good attendance We Ve now have h veamem veamembCrsWp a mem membership membership ¬
bership of 80 and others have expressed expresseda
a desire to join A report from Mrs H HJ HJ HJ
J Leverett of Worthington say the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first meeting held there was quite a suc success success suecess ¬
cess We know that if only a few of ofthe ofthe
the departments of work done by this thissociety thissociety thissociety
society are put into practice ractice they cannot cannothelp cannoth cannothIp
help h lp but prove beneficial standing as it ifdoes itdOO8 itdoes
does for righteousness hteo1J6ne58 in every depart departnient department deparVmeat
meat of work and government governmentMr
Mr Mary Alcockp an elderly lads ladjof la ladsof S Sof
of Ward City died Tuesday at atthehomE atthehomEof the home homeof homEof
of her nephew Albert Snrrencr neai neahere nesihere neaihere
here A large concourse of relative relativeand relatjveianI I Iand
and friends followed her remains to De Dedan Ded Dcdan
dan d cemetery Wednesday Wt > dne8day where Rev RevGrady RevGrady RevGrady
Grady of LaCrosre LaCro e conducted the fu funeral funew funeral ¬
neral exercise which were very im impressive impreWTe impresske
pressive We extend our sympathy t ther tc tcher ther <
her bereaved beravedbrothera vellbroth brothers a and sisters sistersOctober mtersElscIal sistersEpIscspaItlIrt
ElscIal EpIscspaItlIrt EpIscspaItlIrtSun nlrr nlrrnnday
Sun nnday Iav October 2 1910 19th Sun Sunday Bonday Sunday
day after afterTrinity afterTrinitySunday Trinity TrinitySunday TrinitySunday
Sunday School Scbool930 Scbool9301Ilomingprayer 980 980Momingprayer 930Mon1ng
Momingprayer Mon1ng prayer 1100 1100Evening i iEvening i iEvening
Evening prayer 780
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DEATH OF OFDistinguished DON NAPOLEON B BROWARD BROWARDl BROWARDDistingusbedFloridiaDPassed BROIARDDistingushedFloridiu
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Distinguished DistingusbedFloridiaDPassed DistingushedFloridiu Fioriditn Passed Away tt Sanatorium 5 in Jackson Jacksonville Jncksonville Jucksonvile ¬
ville Saturday t October 1st After Short Illness
Hon Napoleon Naoleon B Broward foraer foraergovernor forDlfrgovernor foaPrgovernor
governor and nominee lot fc United States Statessenator StIMIsenator 8iMssenator
senator died aie lieq lat Saturday at at1J1O 1280 1280oclock l2OooIoc
oclock ocloc at the DeSoto Sanitorlmm im imJacksonville faJackonvWe 1 1Jacksonville
Jacksonville af after tor a short illness f1hvwlTbe f1hvwlTbecause The Thecause Thecause
cause of death was gallstones compli complicated complicated 0011111Wcated ¬
cated with jaundice Eminent surgeons surgeonshad urgeonhad urge0n8had
had been summoned to his bedside and andon andon andon
on Saturday morning decided that an anoperation anoperation anoperation
operation was necessary The dis distinguished distingnisbed dietinguished ¬
tinguished patient was removed to the thesanatorium theMnatorium thesanatorium
sanatorium for this purpose but died diedwhile diedwhile diedwhile
while the surgeons wore preparing to toperform toperform toperform
perform the operation operationAll
All that was mortal of this remarka remarkable ¬
ble Floridian was laid to rest in Ever Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen ¬
green Cemetery Jacksonville Monday Mondayaf Mondayafternoon Mondayafternoon
af afternoon tenioon and the TiuiesUukm of Tues Tuesday Toesday Tuesday ¬
day gave the following account of the thefuneral Utefoneml thefuneral
funeral funeralWhere fonemlWhere funeralWhere
Where stand the towering oaks fes festooned festooncd festooned ¬
tooned with garlands of moss silent silentsen silentsentinels son sentinels sontinels ¬
tinels of peace and eternal rest st over the thebivouac thebivooac thebivouac
bivouac of the dead all that was mortal mortalof
of the late exGov Napoleon N leon Bonaparte BonaparteBroward BOllaparteBroward BonaparteBroward
Broward was yesterday afternoon con consigned consigned consigned ¬
signed to its last resting place in beauti beautiful beautifol beautifat ¬
fat Evergreen cemetery cemeteryProbably cometeryProbably cemeteryProbably
Probably no dead citizen of Florida Floridawas Floridawas
was ever so universally mourned by the themasses themasses themasses
masses as was the late governor As a amark amark amark
mark of esteem and respect to his mem memory memory ¬
ory all city state county and United UnitedStates UnitedStates UiiitedStates
States offices in Jacksonville were closed closedfor closedfor closedfor
for the entire or part of the day da and andduring anddnring andduring
during the hours of the funeral there therewas therewas therewas
was a general closing closin of business ofbns l1tss houses housesMany hoosesMany housesMany
Many distinguished men from all parts partsof
of the state harried to Jacksonville to topay topay topay
pay a last sad tribute to the memory ol olthe ofthe
the dead statesman and the obsequies obsequieswere obstqoieewere
were make by the attendance of one ol olthe 01the ofthe
the largest concourses ever assembled in inthe inthe inthe
the state for a similar occasion It W9 W9a w wn wva
a respectful and sorrowing assemblage assemblagefor
for wherever thp th funeral cortege mored moredthrongh moredthrooRh mopedthrough
through the streets those who witnessed witnessedice
ice passing stood with bared heads headsLAY headsLA headsLAY
LAY LA IX 1 STATE STATEBetween STATEBetw STATEBetween
Between Betw n the hours of 9 a m and 18C 18Cp 18Cp
p m the body of the distinguished dead deadlay dealay deadlay
lay in state in the rotunda under the thedome thEdome thEdome
dome of the city hall Here surround surroundei
ei by banks of flowers and draped na national DBtional national
tional colon guarded by a special ec ecCDrt eEcnt CEeDit
eDit of honor from the National Grnarc Grnarcof 3naror
or Florida Flori a under un er command of Secon
Lieut Wright ElliF and asquad a of po police police
lice under Lient Harry Hull thousands thousandsfrom thonsnudsfrom thousandsfrom
from aU stations of life creeds and po political political palitical ¬
litical faithp filed silently by with withbared withbared withbared
bared respectful heads to look for the thelast thelast thelast
last time upon the face of the man who whowas whowas whowas
was probably known personally to more moreFloridions moreloridinns moreFloridians
Floridians than any othtr ILIUI of his histime histime histime
time
TIIOUSANCS TIIOtSA IS PRESENT PRESENTPromptly l1tF8E 1RESETPromptly T TPromprly
Promptly at 1 ao p m escorted by a ap ap ap
p atoou of sixteen mounted police Ilice com commanded commanded cornmanded ¬
manded by Lieut Roach the body was wasremoved wasremoved wasremoved
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removed from the city hall to the late lateresidence lateresidence lateresidence
residence No 1005 east Church street streetAn streetAn streetAn
An hour later the funeral cortege cortl go again againmoved againmoved gninmoved
moved direct to the First irst Presbyterian Presbyterianchurch Prcsbyterianch1Jrch Presbyterianchurch
church corner Ocean and Monroe Monroestreets Mouroetitreets Monroestreets
streets where thousands had congregat congregated ¬
ed for the church services Long be before before before ¬
fore the hour set for these services the theedifice tileedifice theedifice
edifice was filled and hundreds waited waitedsilently waitedsilently waitedsilently
silently patiently outside In the themeantime themoantime thenielutim0
meantime the entire locnl battalion of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the national guard consisting of o Com Companics Companies Cornpanies
panies A B D and au F uuder command commandof
of Major S C Harrison lIarri ou Jr had f rmed Lrmedon rmedon
on Forsyth street at Market moving to toa toa toa
a position in front of the Ocean street streetentrance stI1etfntrnnce streetentrance
entrance of the church 10 < o await the ai airival alrival airival
rival of the body bodyCORTEGE blrcOltTEl bodyCORTEGE
CORTEGE E ARItlVKS ARItlVKSDrawn AltltlfDrawn ARIt1EDrawn
Drawn up in battalion front with the thehead thehead thehead
head of tIlt column resting at the inter intersection interseotion intersection ¬
section of Ocean O ean and Monroe the troops troopswore troopsW6re troopsvere
wore brought to tho present arms as the
Good Argument lor Prohibition ProhibitionRev
Rev J Ellis Blanton anothfr anothfrpreacheradvocate anothrrprcuchersdvocate anothrpreicheradvOCate
preacheradvocate of the barroom says saysthat saysthat
that adopting the amendment nt will de deprive deprive deprive ¬
prive the th toor man of his licfcer licfcerAmen liclferAmen
Amen We think this is good prohibi prohibition prohibition prohibition ¬
tion doctrine Let the poor man take takethe takethe takethe
the money he drinks and buy clothes clothesshoes
shoes and food for his family Of all allthe alltbe allthe
the citizens we wish to see protected the thepoor thepo thepoOr
poor po r comes fist with us We feel fee for forthem forthem
them pray for them and expect to vote votein votein votein
in a way that will help them most mostMany mostMAny mostny
Many ny a a child goeswithout goes Without warm clothes clothesand olotheand clothesand
and good food and many a poor woman womanhas womanh womanhu
has h the heart crushed out of her by the thedrink thedrink thedrink
drink devil Let us all vote for the poor poormtn poolmn poorin
mtn and aodfrJ for the poor mans wife and andchildren andc1ildrenFlorida andchildreuFlOrida
c1ildrenFlorida children Florida Christian Advocate Advocateelketist AdvocatelekodlSI AdvocatetdIst
elketist cure IrCllreCtIrJ IrCllreCtIrJSun llrecftry llrecftryV
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Sun lay 1 School 950 50a 50 a m aPreaching mPreachin mPreaching
Preaching 11 a m and 730 p m mEpworth mEpWorth mEpworth
Epworth League e 880 S80oclock oclock p m mPrayer mPlayer mPrayer
Prayer meeting Wednesday Wedne day 780 7 80 p m mB mE aE
E J GITES Pastor
cortege turned into Ocean The sight sightwas 81gbas sightwas
was as impressive impre ive and with one impulse impulsealt
alt 1t heads were bared Preceded PrecededbyGov PrecededbyGovAlbert by Gov GovAlbert Govflbert
flbert Albert W Gilohrist and his cabinet cabinetHon cabinetHon calilnetRon
Hon H Clay Crawford secretary of ofstate of8tate ofstate
state Hon Park Trammell attorney attorneygeneral attorneyReneral attorneygeneral
general Hon A O Croom comptrol comptroller ¬
ler Hon M V Knott state treasurer treasurerHon treasUrerHon treasurerEon
Hon B E MoLin commissioner of ag agriculture agriculture agriculture ¬
riculture and others and followed by bythe bythe bythe
the honorary pallbearers Dr JohnO JohnOLEngla John O OLEngle 0LEngle
LEngle Hon W S Jennings Hon W WB WB WB
B Young Judge H B Philips Hon HonW HonW HonW
W S Jordan Hon Cromwell Gibbons GibbonsJudge GibbonsJ GibbousJudge
Judge J R M Call Major Richard Mc McLaughlin McLaughlin McLaughlin
Laughlin Hon J N C Stockton Hon HonA
A W Cockrell JrCapt Jr Capt 0 E Garner Garnerand GfU11erand Garnerand
and J Walter Rast the casket covered coveredwith coveredWlth coveredwith
with white carnations and Marechal MarechalNeil MarecbaNeil MarechalNeil
Neil roses was carried into the entrance entranceof
of the church flanked on one side by a asquad asquad asquad
squad of police and on the other by the thefield tbefield thefield
field and staff officers of the First Bri Brigade BriJt Brade ¬
gade Jt ade de and First Infantry National NationalGuards NationalGuards NationalGuards
Guards of Florida by the active pall pallbearers pallbearers pallbearers ¬
bearers J M Barre P A Dingan DinganFrank DinganPrank DinganFrank
Frank Brown D T Gray James B BDodge BDodge BDodge
Dodge W M Bostick Jr J O Con Connally Connally Connally
nally and Ed Williams who had been beenthe beenthe beenthe
the governors best and lifelong friends friendsThe fnendaThe friendsThe
The family of the deceased then fol followed followed followed ¬
lowed the body down the aisle to where whereit
it was deposited in front of the chancel chancelThe chancelThe cliancelThe
The church was filled with sorrowing sorrowingfriends torrowicgfriends sorrowingfriends
friends from all walks of ofUfe life which told toldmore toldDlJre toldznre
more strongly than words can express expressthe
the esteem in which the dead governor governorhas Jrovernorhas governorhas
has been held by the citizens citi eDS of othis his home homecity homecity bornecity
city There were those who had en enjoyed enJI enjoyed ¬
joyed his friendship and thos who had hadrespected
JI
and honored him for forMs his many manyvirtues manyvirrues manyvirtues
virtues and joys he had brought to the thehearts iliebt thehearts
hearts bt > > rts of others during life lifeall all attest attesting ¬
ing by silent presence their sorrow sorrowCHURCH sorrowCRJRCII
CHURCH SERVICES SERVICESThe SERVICESThe
I The church services conducted by byRev byRev
Rev Mr J Walton Graybill pastor as assisted asisted assisted ¬
sisted by Rev Mr W H Dodge ol olOcala 01cala ofOcala
Ocala cala a lifelong friend of the late gov governor govemor goTernor
ernor were characterized for their theiibeautiful theirbeautiful
beautiful and sweet simplicity simplicityAs
As the funeral party crossed the three threshold tbreshold threehold ¬
hold of the church Mrs Davies at the theorgan thEorgan theorgan
organ played softly a favorite hymn un until unttlall antil ¬
ttlall til all were seated The services were wereopened werEopened wereopened
opened by bya a quartette selection Lead LeadKindlv
Kindly Light bY Mrs O W Rine
hart alto altoMrs Mrs Edith Floyd Durrance Durrancesoprano Dorrancesoprano Durrancesoprano
soprano Max Morganthan bass Cyril CyrilR
R Tyler tenor tenorDr tenorDr tenorDr
Dr Graybill next read from the scrip scriptures scriptores scripthree ¬
three followed by a fervent prayer from fromDr fromDr fromDr
Dr Dodge He gave thanks to God for forhaving forhaving forhaving
having blessed the community with a aman amau aman
man of the deceaseds many virtues virtuesMrs virtuesMrs virtuesMrs
Mrs Durrance then sang a solo Face Faceto ace acet
to t > Face ace followed by the hymn loved lovedbast lovedbast lovedbast
bast by GovernorBroward Governor Broward rd TheNinety TheNinetyand The Ninety Ninetyand
and Nine This was rendered by Cy Cyril Cyril Cyru ¬
ril ru R Tyler TylerThe TylerTbe TylerThe
The services over the body vra VaJ taken takenfrom takenfrom takenfrom
from the church through the Monroe Monroestreet Monroestreet Ion roe roeatreet
street entrance and the cortege corege headed headedby
by a platoon of mounted police follow followed foUoed ¬
ed by the entire national gnard force lo located 10cated located
cated in Jacksonville proceeded toMuiu toMuiustreet toIailJsreet to Main Mainstreet
street and thence north to the cemetery cemeterywhere cemeterywhere cemeterywhere
where services were continued c > and the thobody thebly thebody
body was W S tenderly lowered by loving lovinghands lovinghands I Ihands
hands to its lost resting place placeTURKS placeTlIItIE placeTIIRIZ
TURKS VOLLEY VOLLEYWith F1KEU F1KEUWith n11OWith
With the sinking of the son behind behindthe bthindthe bhiindthe
the western horizon a firing squad from fromCompany fromCompany fromCompany
Company B the Dixie Guards com cominnnded comi cornmanded
i innnded by Capt W S Sweeney fired firedthree firedthrce firedthree
three volleys vollo across the newly made madegrave madegrave madegrave
grave and while their echoes wer still stilli stillreverberating
I i reverberating through the gathering gatheringdusk llheriDSdosk
dusk a trumpeter from the th same com comi command command
i mand stepped st Jped in position potition and the r laint laiutive laintive laintice
ive notes of taps soared and lingered on onthe onthe onthe
the evening air
B ownSayles ownSaylesFriqnds ownaythsFrknds Sayles SaylesFriqnds
Friqnds of Miss lIi s Nellie B Sayles the thewell thewell
I well known and popular milliner will willbe willb willbe
be b surprised to know that she is now nowI
I I Mrs P E Brown the interesting intere ting cere ceremany ceremony ceremany
many that made the change having tak taken takI ¬
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I en place at Fulton N Ywhile Y Y4whilesbo while she was wasvisiting WWlvisiting wasvisiting
visiting relatives at her old home homedoring homedoringtbe during duringthe
the past summer The marriage was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the culmination of a courtship begun in inthe inI inthe
I the school days of the principals principalsMr
Mr Brown is an employe of the New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York Central railway and the owner ol ola 01a ofavaluable
a valuable farm near Fulton He re remained reomainoo remained ¬
mained there to put his affairs in order orderbut orderbut
but will come to Starke sometime some time with within witbin within ¬
in the next few months and they will willmake witmake willmake
make their home here Mrs Browz Browiwill Browzwill Browzwill
will continue in business in Starke StarkeDuring StarkeDorieg StarkeDuricig
During her residence in Starke Mrc MrcBrown MmBrown MrvBrown
Brown has made a host of friends whO whosbest whObest whoetbest <
best wishes she and Mr Brown wil wilhave w1lbave wUhave
have haveGents baveGents haveGente
Gents furnishings at a Levitone LeTitonr
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FrIday Frl J Sept 31 Mil MilThe 111The IMIThe
The enrollment of Starke Normaland NormalandHigh Nonnal NormalandHigh and andHigh
High School So ol continues to increase Sev Seventeen Seventeen 8eventeell ¬
enteen new pupils entered last Monday Mondaywhich Mondaywhich
which gave us 852 pupils This not only onlyshows onlyshows onlyahow
shows the interest people of the town townand townand townand
and county are taking in the school but bntthe butthe batthe
the children themselves I seem eager to toearn tolearn tolearn
learn earn The prospects arc very yerybrlght bright for forone forone foione
one of the beet years in the history of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the school If you have ft boy or girl to toeducate toeducate toeducate
educate send sendhlni him to Starke at your yonrearU yonrearUest earl earliest earleat ¬
est convenience and lot us convince you youthat youthat youthat
that we can help him to t become master masterof
of himself become better teacher to get getready getready getready
ready for college or for business businessThe businessbe businessThe
The be following is the th honor roll for the thethird thethird
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third week weekMiss weekMiss 4 4Miss
Miss Fripp FrippHarry Harry Canova Thomas ThomarLimbaugh ThomBlLimbaugh ThomasLimbaugh
Limbaugh Albert Manning John Mott MottYnlee MattYulee MottYuleo
Ynlee Smith Thomas Turner Ira Wil Wilson WilBon Wilson ¬
son Freddie Williams Hale Scarbor Scarborough Scarboroough Scarborongb ¬
ough Mildred Bessent Mildred Robbins RobbinsJeannotte RobbinsJoannotte obbin8Jeannotte
Jeannotte Scarborough Nellie Stearns StearnsFlossie Ste StearnsFlussie F FI068ie
Flossie Williams WilliamsMiss WilliamsKiss WilliamsMiss
Miss Mulen MtllenTaber Tabor Bessent Henry HenryMott HenryMott HenryMott
Mott Avery Crosby Levy Canova Rod Roddy Roddy Roddy ¬
dy Crosby Romeo Dekle Nelson Green GreenClarence GreenOlarence GreenClarence
Clarence Hale Frank Jdhns Maxwell MaxwellThrower MaxwellThrower MaxwellThrower
Thrower Walter Thomas James Wil Williams Williams Wihams ¬
liams Ralph Williams Walter Weeks WeeksMiss WeeksMiss WeeksMiss
Miss Peek PeekDoris Doris Scott Ruby Ben Bennett Bennett Bennett ¬
nett Fannie Townsend Anna Oanova CanovaAileen OanovaAileen OanovaAiheen
Aileen Alvarez Bessie Jones Maggie MaggieDekle MaggieDekle MaggieDekie
Dekle Lulu Wilson EllaMay Long LongMarie LongMarie LongMarie
Marie Livingston Pansy Tyre Bessie BessieDuBose BesieDoBose BessieDuBose
DuBose Jessie Jc e Forsyth Ruby Wright WrightMaud WrightMaod WrightMand
Maud Manning Joecphene Scarborough ScarboroughHenry ScarboronghHenry ScarboroughHenry
Henry Edwards James Kite Chester ChesterGates ChesterGates ChesterGates
Gates Drew Alvarez Elery Futch FutchMiss FntcbMis FutchMis
Mis Ray Lorena Alvarez Alva z Florence FlorenceCanova FlorenceOanova FlorenceOanova
Oanova Agnes Gardiner Pearl PearlGr Green GreenErna GreenEms en enErna
Erna Hqynes Jodie Hoffman Thelma ThelmaJohns ThelmaJohns ThelmaJohns
Johns Donnie McFarland Emma Pow Powell Powell Poweli ¬
ell Myrtie Reddish Louis Hoffman HoffmanRoyal HoffxnnRoyal n nRoyal
Royal George Eugene Griffin Maurice MauriceLaugfonl Maf1riClLangford MauiricLangford
Langford Rhodes McRae Lorie Regis Register ¬
ter Newn Wainright Ida Warren Car CarrieBelle GarrieBelle CarneBelle ¬
rieBelle Weeks WeeksMiss WeeksMiss VeeksMifB
Miss Newsorn NewsomEdna Edna Thomas Leecy LeecyMorganOleo LateyMorganOleo LesoyMorganOleo
MorganOleo Carlton Kathleen Katl een Alvarez AlvarezLucia Alvaro2lLucia AlvarezLucia
Lucia Scrborongh Kate K te Duncan Floy FloyBennett FloyBennett FloyBennett
Bennett May Underbill Willie Jones JonesHorace JonesHorace JonesHorace
Horace Wilson Wilbur Scott Leo Cano Canova ¬
va CecilGribb C Robert Cribb Allan AllanCanova AllanOanoa AllanCanova
Canova Kate Haislop Geace DuBose DnBoeMable DuBoseMable DuBoseMable
Mable Kite Fannie Hale Lottie Wiley WileyGertrude WileyGertrude WileyGertrude
Gertrude Kuhn Jessie Je sie Thomas Clara ClaraJioitt Clara4oitt
Jioitt Mable Colley C lley tohn Dekle Wil William Willuim Wiham ¬
liam Thomas Adam Green Dray Drayton DraytonCoUey ton tonColley
Colby Rawson Davis DavisMiss DavisMiss DavisMiss
Miss Hill HillE1Jgene Eugene BQSsant B ssant Beatrice BeatriceWills BeatriceWills BeatriceWills
Wills Alice Prescott George Hoffman HoffmanLouise HoffmanLouise HoffmanLouise
Louise Bessant Gladys Mansell Alfce
Moore MooreHigh MooreHigb MooreHigh
High School ScboolHarriet Harriet Hoffman Josie JoHeInman JoFieInman JosieInman
Inman Miriam Hoffman Pearl Johns JohnsLeetha JohnLeetha JohnsLetba
Leetha Sasser Bruce Davis Emma Dar Darby Darb Darby ¬
by b Lucile Freeman reeman Margie Home Ellery Ellery El Ellery
lery Davis Katherine Kohl Lois Tison TisonAnita TISODAuita TisonAnita
Anita Wills Miriam Darby May Fripp FrippLouifO FrippL1Jifo FrippLoniso
LouifO Florens FlorensRevival FloreosRevival FlorensRevival
Revival Meeting at Raiford RaifordHer lford lfordReT
Her D A Brindle a well 111 known knownminister knOWllminister knowiiminister
minister of tho Christian church has hasbeen hallbeen hasbeen
been engaged to t conduct a revival in inthe inthe inthe
the Christian church at Raiford com commencing commencing cornmeucing ¬
mencing Thursday evening Oct 18 at
715 p m mEvangelist mEvangelist mEvangelist
Evangelist Brindle is i a native of North NorthCarolina NorthCnrohna NorthCarolina
Carolina and spent several years ears as a ateacher ateacher ateacher
teacher in his home state He attended attendedschool attendedscbool attendedschool
school at the Bible College in Lexington LexingtonKy
Ky He has had twenty years yeis experi experience expericnce expertenee ¬
ence in pastoral and evangelistic work workin
in several states Griffin Ga is now nowhis nowhis nowhis
his permanent homa hoin and has been for forseveral forseveral forseveral
several years In the twejrty years yearswork yearswork yearswork
work for th t1 Master especially his evan evangelisti evangelistb esangelisti
gelisti work has proven his adapta adaptability adaptability adaptability ¬
bility to this special line of work He Heis Heis Ie Ieis
is thoroughly acquainted with the one onebook onebook onebook
book the Bible and has the happy tact tactof tactof tactof
of presenting it wihont offense His Hispowers Hispowers Hispowers
powers of exhortation are unusual and andhis audhis andhis
his social qualities are arerarely rarely excelled excelledThe excelledThe excelledThe
The meetiup meeliu will continue for a week weekat
at least and everybody is invited and andj andshould
1 j should take advantage of this oppor opportunity opportunity opportunity ¬
tunity to hear this noted evangelist evangelistCHCRCHHN evangelistI1eIsLratfon t tCHtRC3t
CHCRCHHN CHCRCHHNReojstratiOD CHtRC3tI CHtRC3tRegistration
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Registration Books to Close CloseThe tloselhe 1oseThe
The registration reJ strntion books for Bradford Bradfordcounty Bradfordcoonty Bradfordcounty
county will be closed Saturday October October3th
3th and alldeputy registration reK ltration officers officershave officershave officershave
have been instructed to forward their theirbooks tbeirbooks theirbooks
books at once to W A Crosby county countyregistration
registration officer in order that they theymay theymay theymay
may be here for the use of the county countycommissioners coontycommi countycommissioners
commissioners commi ioners on Wednesday October Octoberlltb Octoberlltb October11th
lltb when they will meet to make their theirrevision tbeirrevision theirrevision
revision revisionPersons revisionPersons revisionPersons
Persons who are qualified to register registerbnt
but have not yet done so should attend attendto
to tothematteratonce tothematteratonceCbrlstlai the matter at once onceChristlai oncetbrlstlal
Christlai Clircl ClirclPreaching ChrckPreaching rell rellPreaching
Preaching services every second and andfourth andfourtb antffourth
fourth Sunday SundaySunday SundaySunday SundaySunday
Sunday school every Sunday morning morningat mon ing ingat
at 10 oclock oclockPrayer oclockPrayer oclockPrayer
Prayer meeting and lId Bible study every
Thund ThurdAy k l y MrAVkvi vebing < a at + T 7 ATAAtr oclock oclockAll oclockAll oclockAU
All are cordially invited and mem members menihErs mernbers ¬
bers are requested to be present presentL pre ent entL
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MYSTERIOUSLY MYSTERIOUStlWAS I IWAS < 14 14ASINSTAIIE11IJISDAY 5
WAS ASINSTAIIE11IJISDAY IN STAIIE THURSDAY THURSDAYTOBEI2ITI UlSDAJ UlSDAJTOlE 1o i iTllEI2I11
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R RFDunnanemp1oyeeofthe F Dunn an employee of the theLumbGr j > t irke irkeLumber L LLumber
Lumber Co at atj their mill fiveiules fiveiulesnorth five fivenorth ties tiesnorth
to
north of town disappeared from fit B irke irkeearly rkeearly k kearly
early Thursday morning Sept Jeptei J her iber429th bqth Lj Lj29th
429th th and although diligent dlli t seam 8eal has hasbeen basbeen baabeen
been made during the past few dij d s i by bythe bytbe bythe
the officers and friends of the rul Diij niisIng niisIngman sing singman ingman
man no traceof him can be found foundDunn foundDunn onn I IDunn
Dunn was suffering with a mild xnildtypo xnildtypoof typo typoof
of fever and came to Starke at an a tarly tarlyhour arly arlyhour arlyhour
mildftJpe mildftJpeof
hour Wfldnesdayjnight WAdnesday 1igbt for trearme treatthe4t t by byDr byDr byDr
Dr A H Freeman Ho went t t < the thedoctors thedoctors thedoctors
doctors office on Walnut Etreet and arnlnd arnlnding find finding d dinK
ing that the doctor was our spehl the thenight tbenight b bnight
night in the waiting room1 room of th thecce thecceWhen the c Bee BeeWhen ceo ceoWben
When Dr Freeman reeman went to bid bi iffloe iffloeThursday oe oeTb1l18day oeThursday
Thursday morning he found the th man manawaiting manawaiting mnawaiting
awaiting him He prescribed fii f fpatient the thepatient Vip Vippatient
patient giving him two wo prescnp pre presc4ions presc4ionsDunn ions iousDonn ionsDunn
Dunn had the prescriptions tilled ft11e5tCa ft11e5tCasons t Ca Casons 0 0sons
sons drug store and then went weZ1 t tree treetaurant j tnM tnMtaurant re retaurant
taurant on Jefferson street 8 t for forb forb4fast forb4fastAfter br st fast fastAfter ast astAfter
After eating a light li lightbreakfast breakfast he nettho netthorestaurant ift iftrestanrant t tho thorestaurant
restaurant and from that time tnjU uJj U now nowhis nowhi nowhi
his hi movements cannot ca not be tracecLihil tracecLihilBefore traCOOihBefore tracedt tracedtBefore >
Before leaving Starke be wrote a let letter lelj letter ¬
ter to his wife saying that he wojold w j d not notreturn notreturn notreturn
return home for a few days as a tjie Hi8pby Hi8pbysician tephysician phy physician ¬
sician wished him to remain remll n herqln 1zena or order order order ¬
der that he could have close attention attentionThis ait stt jition jitionThis 1flon 1flonThis
This letter served to tonllay allay anyufceari anyufceariness any IeaPi IeaPineBS easiness
ness that Mrs Dunn might have f41t be because 00cause because ¬
cause at his continued absence abren abeencij j untilSonday untilSunday until untilSunday
Sunday morning when she gaWDr sacibrFree sacibrFreean Free Freeaan Freeaan
aan an at the mill and inquired < f thIX thIXabout him himabout hhnabout
about Mr Dunns condition Wl WI1en W1en en the thedoctor th tho theoqtor
doctor o oqtor < to informed i nnedber her that he had hadt hot ttpt6een ttpt6eenher seen seenher seesher
her husband h 8bsnd since Thursday ThurEdaymnrnlog ThurEdaymnrnlogshe morning morningshe
she became very much alarmed ajud F d no notified 00titled notifled ¬
titled neighbors of the circumstance circumstanceImmediately circuinttanceI
I Immediately me iteI a Search for the raisBing raisBingman Ift8 mg mgman
man was instituted mstitutedbut but no trace tra > f bIns hfrqhas Irlmbas bInsbasbeenfound
has basbeenfound been found foundSo S SSo SSo
So far as can be learned Dunn Punadno Punadnomoney bad no nomoney nomone10f
money mone10f of any consequence abouf aboniz his per perEon perSOD perEon
Eon and there seems to be 3botlirE no motive motivewhatever otive tivowhateer A Awhatee
whatever for fOlloulpIay foul play The irlporter irlporteri ripoxterI porter porteri
i iqnired of O P Oason about abou Annas AnnasI unas unasI
I 1 behavior at the drug drugstore store when rte e call called ¬ 1 1ed
ed to have thenreEcriotionsfilltd the 1 > rl crlDtion81ill fill Mr 1
Oason said that there was netting nal UCtDgiA UCtDgiADunns ng in inDunns inDunns
Dunns conduct coDd t to jrstify thk th theory theorythat theorythat heorythat
that be was mentally deranged aad d had hadwandered badwandered I Icandered
wandered away but expressed t topin topinion opin opinion opinion ¬
ion that the missing mis loJt umuhad maD t h d imply simplygone implygone implygone
gone away for treatment treatm nt by a former formerfamily ormer ormerfamily s sfamily
family physician and that his wijfe w wfe e and andfriends andfriends andfriends
friends wmldhear Wl winld uld bear from him ID inca a few fewdavs fewdaTa fewdass
lJa
daTa This theory of the matter s prob probably probably ¬
f fably
ably correct orrt cr since Dunn told Mr Cason Casonthat Casonthat Casonthat
that if he did not feel f e1 better wimin wit Jin the thenext tbenext timnext
next few hours that he was goingaway goingawayBut goiD goingawayEat a ay
But in the meantime if anyone has ias S in information information information ¬
formation of tho missing mis6 Dg mans lllac vhere xvhereabonts vhereabouts J 1abouts
abouts a great reat favor will bo conferred conferredupon cyHerrelnpon a S Supon
upon a very distressed little woman w nan if ifthe ifthe iithe
the information is coruinnuicatedto Mrs MrsR
R F Dunn Saxton Fla FlaDana FlaDonu FMDunn
Dana had been in this thislocali localij 1ocahi only ani anifew u ufew afew
few months He came here from frof Han Hancock Hancock Hanoct ¬
cock county Ga He has no fhildreu fhildreuand hiildren hiildrenand
and neighbors nefhLora say that they lir lird > jd hap happily happily happily V
pily together He is aboat JJD J yeire I ytre rs old oldsix oldsix oldsix
six feet tall weighs about 190 prfuuds p < tH ds is isa i8a 1 1a
a brunette and was clean shavifi hiavl wlun wlunast wLnulast t tlast
last ast seen e n in Starke StarkeCIRCUIT f js jsh jsCIllCllhTUllTJllRC
h t Joor JoorCIRCUIT
CIRCUIT CIllCllhTUllTJllRC CIllCllhTUllTJllRCSummoned COURT JUPC JUPCSummJned
Summoned Forfoll Term B BMonday Blno1o Blno1oMonday IDDIDg IDDIDgMonday
Monday October 24ih 24ihThe 241hThe 241flThe
The fall term of the circuit < > urt fcr fcrBradford f hrBradford r
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Bradford county will crnveue crDt te 10 Sfarle SfarleMonday StarieMonday StarteMoiilav
Monday October O tobfr 2frh The following followingnamed f fh1owingnamed i inamed
named citizens dtz n of the have I I8ommoned
conuty conuts ase been beensummoned Le n nsummoned
summoned asjnrors for the te t t m mAdolphns 1 iAdoiphus 1Adolpbus
Adolphns Conner C L Frsick F JcJi O OW OW 0w
W Thomas Tho F R M CUBOH W WJR R Hoi Haislop Halslop ¬
slop J JV W Eddy JOB A Do Doglas Jase L LD LD LD
D Register J J W Hall HallT J W Jones Jones T TT TT Tr
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T Blackburn Jasper Brown rOvn F M MCrews MCrew MCrews
Crews J A Brann Branning G W WHicks Hicks J JO JO
O Adkine W 0 Oason J H 3bncB van ell J JJ JJ Jr
J r Rigdon J O Hoover E L Crews CrewsR I
R L Gallimore Jesse Thorn Tbomts is A M MDarby MDarby 1
Darby J 8 Howard S S Ktji Ktltgbt bt W WR WR WR
R Whitehead Whit bead B E Hall P jjt Padg Padgett ¬
ett J M 1IlPrescott Prescott T O OCja Claftford Ch qford ford E EL EL EL
L GnflSs Wallace Crews Jo oph ph b Pbillips Phil Phillips Phillips ¬
lips B J Alderman A1dermanGeo Geo E Dyal DyalFicilc DyalI DyalPIcllcalJlar Dyalpiclic
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There will be ft picnic 1o at a 8take St ke Octo o ¬
ber 21st Good Goodspekei speakers n band bIndtO to
furnish music o8ic plenty p ity of o o4lxr dittscr r and andgood andgood fc fcgood
good time in general is promised Proms i Ulc Ulcwho thesewho these thesewho
who atten 1 Let t everybody veryti < ly cove We
hope to k have atfcmodtaoe from fromiU f jail fl flof parts partsof
of the coanty 00B11 and sMail cl all are areoqie areoqieServices W welcome welcomeServices lcq1peCL
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