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NP:V SERIES VOL. XIII, NO. 22. w PALATKA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 2 1905. . ; $1. Per Year.
For Sale-Houses, Lots, Vacant Lots and anything in Real Estate H. M, de MontmoIIin.
now forspringTI
Our Spring and Summer Clothing is unpacked and piled
high upon the tables. These Suits represent all that is
BEST hi Material, Cut, Workmandtip and Fit.
. The patterns are the same that you would get from the
highest grade custom tailor and just as exclusive. The only
difference is found in the Price and that is in favor of our
Elegant KIRSCHBAUH SUITS.
In our selections of Neckwear, Shirts, and other Mens
Furnishings we simply aimed for the best and hit the mark.
They are here. They are nowhere else in the city.
In Spring and Summer Hats we have what is best as to
style and comfortable wearing qualities.
Shoes of all the best makes, and in all the exclusive
shapes Such as the Hannan & Son, Burt & Packard, Ral
ston Health Shoe and W. L. Douglass, can only be found at
our big store.
Come in and let us show you a thing or two concerning
proper wearables for spring and summer, together with the
proper price Come Now!
Fearnside Clothing Company,
Palatka, Florida.
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Smith's Jewelry Store, Honday, June
5th. Come and see our pretty store and
splendid stock of New Goods.
C. J. SniTH, Jeweler,
Palatka, Florida.
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Jew goods
Wo are receiving daily, New
and Fresh Groceries of nil
kinds. We have the tnoul
complete stock of New Goods
in the following hues than wo
, have ever had :
lnucy Dried ami Evaporated
Fruits
Best hrauds of Canned Goods
consisting of
Fruits, Vegetables, Fisli, Meats,
Kte.
Cereals, Breakfast Foods, Kntire
Wheat Flour, Graham Flour,
Yellow Corn Meal, Teas, .
Coffees and Spices,
Butter and
Clicese.
Crackers and Cakes,
Hams, Shoulders. Breakfast
Bacon, Sausage, Pigs Feet,
Best New Florida and
Maple Syrup,
and everything usually kept
in a first-class Grocery store.
Call and sen us, you will be surprised
to rind that we sell best quality at
such low prices.
L. C. STEPHENS,
Telephone 81,
Klrby and Morris Sts.. Palatka. Fla.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE
Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chapter
4888 Laws of Florida.
Notice Is hereby Riven that Henry
fitrunz. purchaser of tax certillcate
No. 1033, dated the 4th day of July,
A. D.. 18S8. has filed said certillcate in
my office, and has made application for
tax deed to issue In accordance witn law.
Said certillcate eiubraoos the following
described property situated in Putnam
couuty, Florida, to wit :
Adjoining Pelham Park, book 20, p
228.06 acres. Lot 9 Valentine Hur 5
aores. section 33. township 13, rango S!i.
Said land being assessed at the date
of the issuance of such certificate In the
name of Michael O. Conner. X'ulcss
said certificate shall be redeemed accord
li)R to law, tax deed wHl Issue thereon
on the 24th day of June, A. P., 105.
Witness my official signature and seal
mis tne lata day or May, A. . io.
ISeall JOSEPH PEICE,
Ok Circuit Ct. Putnam county, Florida.
Study
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UttlfievmwanaMi ttm nf rvinrt M-tt.fl ft HettCf
education ni Improve your condition ) life. If
you Ie4nt mint, jriu cn en more. With th aid of
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or employment to learn &Mkkerpine, Anttometlc,
Alelu. l.tometry. Trlfooon-try, (.irainnif, Kht
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AMreu I. 1. HIM K8, PaUtka, lUrid.
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You Are Eligible to Attend
The Annapolis or West Point
Military School
If you are an unmarried American boy be
wi'ph the mrpA of 17 and yH. of cood habits and
kjiPj A can pass the necessary physical examination,
vtV . "S -v have a knowledge of reading, writing, arith
metic, English grammar, geography and his
tory of the United States. Unlike most
schools, the government allows you about
$",00 per year to defray all expenses. You re
ceive a thorough military and academic edu
cation, and upon graduation may resign or
accept a commission as lieutenant with pro
motion in the regular service.
Further particulars for four one cent stamps
bv addressing
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71 specuve pauenis in inwii locality.
No Testimonials Solicited. . No Names Published.
All that is required is your name, address, fu.ll particulars regard
ing your case, accompanied by this offer.
ASSOCIATED DRUG STORES,
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High School Commencement.
Pespite the inclement weather last
Friday evening there was a larRe
gathering at the opera house to wit
ness the commencHiiiimt exercises of
the Putnam High school which oc
curred at H o'clock. "
The exercises opened with an in
vocation by Kev. F. H. Kichey, fol
lowed by a selection from the Palat
ka Orchestra.
. Occupying seats on the stage were
Itev. Dr. Win. F. Blaekman, Hon.
S.J. MilUirn, Hon. L. K. Tucker,
Misses Alida Gardner, Carrie Greene,
Georgia Johnson and Myrtle Holden.
and Prof, I. I. Himes, master of eer-
Ktmonies.
There was only one graduate, Miss
Myrtle Holden, and her essay "Col
lege Life for Girls" was a thoughtful,
well delivered and instructive
paper. At the conclusion, Miss
Holden received many beautiful
bouquets as expressions of highest
regard from admiring friends.
Miss Ida Leib was on the program
for a vocal sulo and her number call
ed forth a round applause to which
she responded gracefully. Mrs. L.
A. Smith's solo also elicited a storm
of applause and she nppeaivd a sec
ond time. Mrs. Henry S. Wilson,
piano, and Master Warner Hanim,
violin, were accompanists.
The presentation of diploma was
made by Hon. S. J. Hilburn, chair
man of the school board, in a few
well chosen words.
After the presentation of the class
pin, Prof. I. I. Himes introduced the
principal speaker of the evening,
Rev. Dr. W. F. ISlackmfin, president
of Rollins College, Winter Park.
Dr. Blackmail made an able and
pleasing address and kept the audi
ence in good humor from start to
finish. He congratulated Palatka
upon having such a creditable insti
tution of learning as the Putnam
High School, and said that he would
unhesitatingly recommend the
school for efficient and capable work,
nut from what he had heard of it,
but, from what he actually knew.
Another selection by the orches
tra closed the nrotrrain or tne
eveninir and another successful term
of our school was at an end.
The decorations on the stage were
beautiful, consisting of palms, bam
boo, white oleanders and sunflowers,
and were arranged under the super
vision of Mrs. V. A. Walton, ably
assisted by former graduates and
pupils of the high school.
Tho orchestra was coniposeu m
Misses Cora and Fay Moouey, Inez
Holden, Masters Del Canova, War
ner Ha'mm and Arthur Rolands.
The graduating class of last year
acted as ushers.
mOJITil tlUADE GRADUATING EX
ERCISES.
In the waded school all of the
lower rooms held exercises at 9 a. in.
on Friday. At 10 o'clock the Jiighth
Grade graduating exercises were held
in tho high school room when the
following program was given:
Ks.iny-Clftsa History, Evelyn Canmel.
Uoultutlun-The World Would bo Uoiter f"r It,
Itownot Kowton.
Kecltul uii-Thi) cliisalciil Pui s n, Kmialle lalk
.Music l'linu liiu-t, Wiilier Tilgliman uud
Dorothy Hitutclitnn.
limitation Tho Children's Hour, Minnie Kup-
imrhuseh.
K(wiuelon--0 iHlon llain Alnion liiwii.berg.
limitation An tul Love y l-hlMbojihy, Uessle
Kvllle. . ,. , ,
Mi.nir The lllnl W til a liroKi-n wt', nciiooi
Kecttfitlon t;unug wiuuim iiiun,
r.vil.iy.
Hesitation I.lltle Black Eyed
Morwin. .
Km-ltullon- flood Old Way. Walter Tl't'hmim.
Music Male ijuar.etle. Messrs Tllnhman, Can
ova, KolaiulB uud I'allin-
Reciiatlou The Siiuire's Bargain, Dorothy
ll'Clalio'n-TlioOreaUst Battle Ever Fought,
Kaile Baretow.
Reeliatlon-Houndlng the Unllod htitos, Dull
KoclUUon The Clown's Bahy, Vesta Allen.
Music High School OrcheHtra
Uocluelon Murmlou at the Oastle, Julian
Calliouu.
Recital Ion-Little ChrlHtel, I.ibble stones.
Recitation -Wanted to see nis oui nomu,
Leroy Brown.
en., -u i,n I iri'ii'H Are ortineii. ccnooi.
Kocltallon Kicnaru's i inwiwng, i...,..,..,
HaULhton.
Uecltttiloa True Lllierly, Duuoau JleDonald.
Essay t'lass 1'ropliecy. Lucille Kennerly.
I'reseiitatlou ol Certlllcates, Supt. L. K. Tucker
Muslc--lilgh Schisil Orchesira.
rhe class numbered 20 graduates
us follows: Evelyn Cartmel Lucile
Kennerlv, Klizabetli btones, Duncan
McDonald, Dorothy Rass, Violet
M.-iwin, Duff McLeod, Dorotny
Haughton, Walter Tilghnian, Rissie
Eville. Howard Rowton, Almon Ros
enberg, LeRoy Urown, ltosalie jbIK,
vTMatiL Allen. Crill Merryday, Julian
Calhoun, Minnie Kupperbusch, Kat
ie Rarslow and Margaret iveur.
'Plwi averaee aire of the class is
said to be the lowest ever graduated
in the school.
Young's i cmaic CrOiicgc, ;
Thomasvllle, Ca. j!
Ol r'KRS i't Ll, COt'RSliH 1'OK A. B., 11. S. A B. L. DEGREE-. 3
l'lijsical Culture, Flocution ami Music, Our Specialti. a
iflo.OOO spent this year in building and equipment. Steam Heat,
Kb ctric Lights, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool, Good Fare. Cli
mate Unsurpassed". Strong faculty of 10 Experienced Teachers.
Kximmiscs aO!.
Limited Nmnhur of Free Hcliol.trsliips
Available.
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Session opens Sept. 2mh, 1W. For Free Catalogue Address
I. iroCIIKANK HUNT, President.
ctlll Mcr-
Hebol, Vhdet
ROJESTYENSKY
DONE UPSKY.
Admiral Togo Annihilated the
Russian Fleet in Corean
Strait.
The great Russian fleet of battle
ships, cruisers, destroyers and tor
pedo boats under command of Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky encountered
the Japanese Beet under Admiral
Togo in the Corean straits last
Saturday.
The lighting continued all that day
and night and through Sunday, with
result that 22 of the Russian ships
were either sunk or captured and the
Japanese ships escaped without ser
ious injury.
The Russians lost over a thousand
men by drowning, and over H,000
were captured, including Admir
als Rojestvensky and Nebogatotf to
gether with 80 Russian stall officers.
The official reports of Admiral To
iro show his victory means the fol
lowing losses to the Russians:
"Following six battleships sunk:
Prince Suvnrolf, Imperator Alexan
der III, Borodino, Osliabia, Sissoi
Veliky and Navarine.
"Following five cruisers sunk : Ad
miral Kakimoff, Dmitri, Doiiski,
Vladimir, Alonomach, Svietlana and
Jemtchug.
"Coast defense ship Admiral Ou
shakolf sunk. Two special ships
Kamtchatka and three destroyers,
also sunk.
"Two battleships Oreland and Im
perator Nichola II., two coast de
fense ships General Admiral Aprax
ineand Admiral Seniavin and one
destroyer Hiedovy captured.
"Thus Russians lost altogether
twenty-two ships, the aggragate ton
nage whereof amounted to 1S8;411
tons, besides cruiser Aliiuiz suspect
ed to have sunk."
STATE NEWS IN TABLOID
A Poor Recipe.
"Don't talk to me about the recipes
In that magazine," said Mrs. Lane,
with great energy. "Wasn't that the
very magazine that advised me to put
ou that sody solution and leave the ta
blecloth out overnight to take oft those
yellow stains?"
"I'm Inclined to think It may have
been," said Mrs. LaDe's sister, with
duo meekness. "I sent you a number
of them In the spring, I remember."
"Well, and what happenedl" asked
Mrs. Lane, with rising wrath.
"Didn't the stains disappear!" Mked
her sister.
"Dlsannearr' said Mrs. Lane in
withering tone. "It was the tablecloth
that disappeared. I don't know any
thing about the stains."
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NOTICK From the 12th of Jun.
for one week, pianos in Palatka will
Ko tnnr-d for Two Dollars and Fifty
Ce lts. Orders must be mailed to
Gko. WRAY.Daytona, Fla., not later
t hmi I n h u u it ti nut'.
If vou want to get your moneys
worth; and see a good COLD knock
out, use Peek's Pine Tar Syrup
Furnished flat for light housekeep
ing, and furnished rooms, address
P. O. Box 503. Palatka.
Second-Hand Bliekinsderfer Type
writer iu perfect order, $lo.W). a big
bargain, ('all or write l.'has. F. Row
ton, Palatka, Fla.
Cuban Diaxbhoea.
U. 8. soldiers who srved In Cuba dur
ing the Spanish war know what this di
sease is, and that ordinary remedies
have little more effect than so much wa
ter. Cuban diarrhoea Is almost as se
vere and dangerous as a mild attack of
cholera. There Is one remedy, however,
that can, always be depended upon as
will be seen by the following cer.lllcate
from Mrs. Mlnnn Jacobs of Houston,
Texas : "I hereby certify that Chamber
lain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
liemody cured my husband of a severe
attack of Cuban Ularrboes which he
brought home from Cuba We had sev
eral doctors but they did httn no good.
One bottle of this remedy cured him. as
our neighbors will testffy. I thank God
for so valuable a medicine." For sale
by Aukerman & Stewart.
NOTICE!
Notice Is hereby given that the following described lands will be sold nt public auction on
the Till Kl WAV OF JULY. a. D , 1)5, at Halatka, In the County ot Putnam, or so much thereof
an will he Decennary to pay the amount due Tor laxex herein set opposite to the same, together
with the cent of uch lale and advertising.
OWNKR.
DESCRIPTION.
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Horace Bryant . . .
Chas. H. Derbv .
N. K. Whitcomb..
M. DrtRgers
tt. Morse
Vm. Cook Carltun . . , S. W. quarter of S. K. quarter 15
R. D. Clayton Lot 3 it
Mrs. E. B. Porter . . S. half of S. E. quarter of N. W. quarter B7
Wm. Ford S. half of S. W. uuartcr of S. W. quarter 211
Mrs. S. J. Strickland. E. half of N. W. quarter of S. W.
uuartcr 82
E. half of N. W. quarter of S. E. quarter Si
S. VV. quarter of S. W. quarter 3:1
W. hnlf of N. E. quarter of N. E. quarter 34
S. E. quarter and S. E. quarter of S. W.
quarter 9
acres in S. E. corner of N. W.
quarter uf N. VV. uuartcr of N. W.
quarter 80
B. J. Butler Lois 4 and 6 in block 6, Putnam Hall. .. . 1
Putnam Hall Lumber
Co S. W. quarter of N. W. quarter and N.
V. quarter of S. VV. quarter t
L. B. C.ilcs N. W. ay, acres of S. K. quarter of S.
VV. quarter S
E. J. Whitney N. E. 6 acres of N. W. quarter of N. W.
quarter 10
Henry Christian .. ..In acres on W. side of N. E. quarter of
N. E. quarter 14
Est. G. VV. A. McRae. E. half of lot 2, lots 1, 10, 11, E. half
and S. VV. quarter of lot .12, E. half
and S. VV. quarter of lot 9, N. half of
N. E. quarter of lot IS, N. half of
lot 19 and -V half ot lot 20
Est. G. W. A. McRae, S. W. quarter of N. VV. quarter
S. B. Merriman .. ..Lot 14, Kcadle & McRae tract
Win. Smith Tart of S. W. quarter of N. E. quarter. .
J. F. Corneely N. E. quarter of S. E. quarter
R. E. Padgett VV. 8 acres of N. half of N. E. quarter
of S. E. quarter and E. half of N. ,E.
quarter of N. W. quarter of N. 'E.
quarter
Milton Padgett . i In S. W. quarter of N. E. quarter ..
J. S. Lyon E. half of S. E. quarter of N. VV. quar
ter of S. W. quarter
E. DeHoff Lots 7 and 8, block 7, O. T
A. P. Brandt Lots 2 and 6, Mock 12, O. T
J. L. Davis Lots 5 and 6, block 11, O. T
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
40
70
80
20
20
20
40
20
8 27 200
27
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1 84
74
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Guthrie N. E. quarter of N. E. Quarter
I. Henderson . . . , N. VV. quarter of N. E. quarter and N.
E. quarter of N. E. quarter
W. D. Young N. W. quarter of S. W. quarter
VV. A. Whalen S. half of S. half of S. E. quarter of
N. E. quarter
VV. G. Chase , E. half of section, books Q and V, pages
204 and 20(1
H. A, Cannon .
Carloads of watermelons are now
going forward from Clermont.
Orlando is nrenarintr for a bond is
sue of $150,000 for water, light and
sewers.
Stewart has begun the shipment of
pineapples. The fruit is large and
luscious.
Perry M. Colson has bought 6,000
acres of round timber near Old
Town for $20,000:
St. Augustine board of trade is agi
tating for municipal ownership of
electric lighting plant.
Dave Richardson, a life convict,
has escaped from Mildrim & Lewis'
convict camp. He took twu Win
chester rilles.
Hon. BurtC. Dyal of Nassau coun
ty, a member of the legislature and
prominent capitalist, died at Monica,
Ga., Tuesday morning.
The Ocean View Hotel at Pablo
has been purchased bv D H. McMil
lan, Dr. Ralph K. Smith and J. C,
Oram of Jacksonville for $K,000.
The legislature will pass a bill in
creasing the governor's salary to
$5,000. There are people who incline
to opinion the governor will veto the
measure, but as it is not of the nature
of an insane asylum report the
chances are agaitiBt such drastic
action.
John B. Stetson of DeLnn'd haf
presented to the university which
bears his name a check for $27,000 foi
current expenses, ami to show theii
annreciation for the gift the citizens
of the town have subscribed $1,000 to
cancel a mortgage on the university
athletic field.
A sea turtle weighing 1,000 pounds
ha:j been captured on Santa Rosa
Island near Pensacola. The mons
ter was preparing to lay. It took a
half dozen men with the aid of a
lartre deal board to turn it on its
back, and upon reaching Pensacola
it was hoisted from the boat with
block and tackle.
The cifv of Gainesville will stand
on her merits against any other city
in Florida. For growtn ana enter
prise there are none that surpass her;
for law-abiding citizens she stands at
the head. The city government is in
the hands of thorough business men,
and her future prosperity is assured
Gainesville Sun.
Will Clark, an A. C. L. employe of
High Springs, has shot and killed
I. L. Mizell and Peter Reddick of
that place. Clark was engaged to
marry Mi.ell's neice; the uncle ob
jected. Mark went to see the girl
Sunday and on returning home was
met by Mizeu aim rteaaicK. 'men
the quarrel started that resulted in
death of two. All are prominent
High Springs people.
, Chas. H. Bliss, candidate for may
or of Pensacola, has been charged
with being a Mormon with a desert
ed wife living in Salt Lake City.
Bliss claims he was divorced from
the Salt Lake wife 18 years ago, but
the fact that he is a Mormon, or has
been one, will go hard with him in
hi canvass. Among modern puri
tans there is more evil attached to
the name Mormon than the ortliO'
dox oan take at a single dose.
P. W. Knapp a sewing machine
agi nt of Tampa shot and seriously
wounded Police Captain Sam J.
Carter Monday night. Knapp's
stepdaughter, a pretty girl of 16, had
made an appointment with some
one, and Knapp had followed to see
who it was. He found the girl and
Carter ou the steps of the high school
building. There is a ditterence in
statement of principals as to who
shot first. Carter says he Jnet the
girl by appointment to talk over al
leeed persecutions she received from
Knapp. Carter Is popular officer
and Knapp a leading socialist party
leader. Ill the minds of many this is
enough to condemn uitn.
A fare Starter.
Clnra-IIow did you break your hus
band of stuttering. Grace Every tlm
he started it I began to protest against
bia smoking. It never (ailed to start
'his flow of language. Detroit Free
I "rcaa.
Helen M. Perry .
Walter G. Chase
A. P. DeVVitt ..
J. Ptirstey . , . .
L,. r.. ! osgate . .
Botha A. Green ,
Edward Carey . .
ITagan & Clark .
David Nash . . .
L. White
P.
, 2 acres in N. W. quarter of N. E. quar
ter, book 34, page 619
, S. half of S. VV. quarter
. N. W. quarter
, Part of Lot 1 . . . .
. N. E. qui rtcr of S.
W.
E. quarter of S,
quarter of S. E. quarter
. 5 acres in S. E
of S. E. quar
, Part of Jno. Hucrtas Grant, book 8, page
3.15
. Part of Jno. Hucrtas Grant, book V,
page 217
B. LaLane Part
Aaron McKiuncy .
S. G. DesRoches
of Jno. Huertas Grant, book M,
page 27U i
Part of Jno. Huertas Grant, joining
Pinkston & Cole, book 8a, page 274 . .
Part of Flemniing Grant, W. of St. Johns
Est. G. W. A. McRae.
J. II. Monroe
N. half of N. W. quarter
S. half of N. V. quarter (except 1 acre
in ?. w. corner ot a. quarter ot
N. VV. quarter)
Est. G. W. A. McRae. I.ots l and a
Ferney White I,ot 15 , .
Alfred Walker VV. half of S. E. quarter
C. Gnshy N. 15 acres of E. half of N. E. quarter
of N.. W. quarter, and in N. E. quarter
of S. VV. quarter of N. W. quarter,
and all S. E. quarter of N. VV. quarter
(except S. W. corner to Walker) ....
C. Geter N. half of S. W. quarter of N. E. quar
ter of N. W. quarter
H. W. Walker All of S. VV. quarter of N. W. quarter
(except N. E. corner to Grisby), and
in S. W. corner of S. E. quarter of
Uukni.w n '
H. S. Cunningham
Joseph Mour )c . .
X. VV. quarter of S. W. quarter
S. E. quarter of S. W. quarter
N. 12 acres of E. 15 acres of N. W.
quarter of S. W. quarter
Lott Monroe .. . . . . N. VV. quarter of N. W. quarter of S.
VV. quarter
N. half of S. W. quarter of S. W. quar
ter Lot 1 and W. half of N. E. quarter ..
Lots 23 and 24 and E. half of Lot 13...
VV. half of S W. quarter of S. W. quar
ter All of lot 2 (except 26 acres in N. E.
corner to Est. Saiu'l. Thompson)
E. 23 acres of X. W. quarter of N. W.
quarter
2 acres in S. E. corner of N. W. quar
ter of S. E. quarter of N. E. quarter..
i'i acres in N. E. corner of S. W. quar
ter of S. E. quarter of N. E. quarter
N. E. 2.0 acres of lot 2
Lot 8
N. fi acres of E. half of X. E. quarter
of N. W. quarter
J. II. Monroe
Est. Roht. Swain
David Smith
Richard Jackson . . .
Unknown
Sumpter Tulson . .
Saui'l. Maun
Will Davis
Est. Sam'I. Thompson.
Richard Jackson . . . .
Est. Isaac Monroe .
Monroe Brothers &
Overby
Edgar Masonic Lodge
No. 201
H acre in S. W. quarter
ter of X. W. quarter .
.'f S. W. quar-
Jasper Johnson...
Est. C. Rodgers
J. C. Valentine
Richard Jackson
19 9 23 220 a 80
20 9 23 40 3 36
20 9 23 HIJ' 1 19
23 9 23 20 ' 1 92
4 9 2 40 2 76
8 9 24 11 2 23
8 9 24 V5' 0
10 9 24 5 1 10
11 9 24 10 2 23
14 9 24 10 9 93
14 9 -24 10 1 8T
14 9 24 9 80
20 9 24 40 1 93
21 9 24 80 8 10
29 9 24 40 1 S3
8 9 25 10 1 04
27 9 20 210 5 16
32 9 2D 2 1 08
34 9 20 80 4 63
35 9 26 100 2 80
37 9 28 25 1 98
37 9 20 IS', 1 19
1 9 27 2!-5 89
7 9 27 10 90
9 0 87 S 1 04
48 9 27 10 1 19
48'. 9 27 8 1 lU
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48 9 27 87 1 93
48 9 27 .. 1 49
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12 10 28 80 1 93
12 10 23 65 S 13
12 10 23 6 1 04
12 10 23 40 3 63
13 10 23 40 1 19
14 10 23 40 1 A3
15 10 23 12 1 49
15 10 23 10 1 04
15 10 23 20 1 49
15 10 23 IIS J 8 39
18 10 23 100 8 3
20 10 23 30 1 49
20 10 23 53-.U8 1 93
20 10 23 23 1 19
20 10 23 2 90
20 10 23 - 454 1 34
20 10 Si. 26 1 03
21 10 23 40 1
22 10 S3 1 19
23 10 23 HI 49
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24 10 23 10 89
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Mays
H. E. Anderson
C. S. Mason ..
H. E. Anderson
J. C. Coss ....
H. R. Hordern
Hartford Trust
Co..
. 1 acre in S. W. corner of S. W. quarter
of N. VV. quarter
. All of VV. half of N. W. quarter of S.
w. quarter (except to l,ove!ace and
Cooper), cen. 6 acres of E. half of S.
W. quarter of S. VV. quarter, and all
unsold parts of S. VV. quarter of S.
W. quarter . . .... . ,
Lot 17. Avery survey .. .. ..
. S. half of S. half (less S. E. quarter of
S. W. quarter ot t. r,. quarter(..
, N. W. quarter of N. E. quarter of N. W.
quarter, N. half of N. E. quarter of
IN. lv. quarter, r,. W. Quarter of N. E.
ouarter of N. E. Quarter 85
w. a. t-ooner nro.. n ock to. McMeekm
W. S- Cooper & Bro..N. W. quarter and S. half of block 21,
McAlcekm 29 10 23
D. E. Cooper , Blocks 26, 27, 28 and E. fifth of 25, Mc
Meekm 29
Alex. Pruitt Lot 4 so
L. L. Mcggs N. E. quarter of S. E. quarter 33
A. r. DeWltt S. E. quarter, E- half of S. W. quarter.. 36
G. W. A. McRae
IN. naif of Eutralgo Grant (except to Ty
ler & price) 37
S. VV. quarter of S. W. quarter 8
N. W. quarter of N. W. quarter S
Blocks 21, 25 and 26, Mariner's Lake. . 810
Block 86, Mariner's Lake 3-10
W. half of S. W. quarter of S. E. quarter 8
S. W. quarter of S. E. quarter of S. E.
quarter 9
N. half of lot D, Mariner's Lake .. ..10
W. half of N. W. quarter of S. W. quar-
ler oi . r quarter 15
II. Mulligan 8 acres in N. VV. corner of N. W. quar
ter of N. E. Quarter is
N. E. quarter of N. E. quarter is
tnat part ot ,. nalt lying IM. of Fla. So.
Ry. and S. of Young street, Interla
rhen 18 10 24
That part of VV. half lying N. of railroad
and known as D. & R. Young Grove
property S ifl S4
E. three-quarters of E. half of S. W.
quarter of N. W. Quarter fla in
G. W. Gillett N- half of S. W. quarter of N. W. quar
ter
, E. half of section go
. N. W. quarter of S. W. qmrter.. .. .87
, E. lltf acres of S. half of N. E. quar
ter of S. W. quarter 7
. ulf of S. half of N. E. quarter of
N. E. quarter . . ,W 28
. S. E. quarter of N. W. quarter and S.
W. quarter of N. E. quarter 84
. S. half of S. E. quarter 85
. Blocks 25, 33 and 37, Hollister 1
. S. E. quarter of S. W: quarter and S.
v. quarter ot s. is. quarter
.Lot S, block 1
, Part of N. half of N. W. quarter, book
22, paire loo
. Part of N. E. quarter of N. E. quarter
II. E. Anderson . .
Smith & Chadbnrn
R. II. Brown . .
D. & R. Young
D. & R. Young
Mary E- Long
I. C. Valentine
A. A. King ..
Unknown . . ...
H. M. Stearn ..
L. M. Kilbourn
10
in
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
23
28
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21
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24
24
24
24
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84
40
240
880
40
40
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20
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40
15
20
320
40
10 24
10 24
L.
J: it
L. Mcrot ..
Koillurp
Osteen . .
10
10
10
24
24
26
10
80
80
Davis ft Valentine
M. K. Mauker ..
A. Cottington
Richard Bortlett
Reuben Evans. .
T. W. Hancock
W.
. Part of S. W. quarter of S. E. quarter,
hook 8, page 31
N. E. quarter of N. E. quarter of S. E.
quarter
. N. E. quarter of N. E. quarter of S. E.
quarter, nook 3, pare S87
R. ft S. S. DeWit S. E. quarter of S. W. quarter of S. W.
quarter
Eat. J. H. Saloewaky. Part of E. half of N. VV. quarter, book
S. paire 669 . . . .
A. W. Fletcher .. .. S. E. quarter of S. E. nn-rter .. .
Est. Thos. Shelly .. W. half of E. half of N. VV. quarter ..
Frank W Smith .. ..1 acre, book 84. pace 5S7
Andrew Jackson .. ..6 acres n S half of N. W. quarter of N.
, Quarter
1 63
i 90
1 19
1 19
4 13
6 46
1 19
1 04
1 63
T4
3 39
1 04
60
1 49
1 04
4 13
1 79
1 63
1 49
T 07
1 93
1 19
t 13
3 23
1 S3
1 48
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