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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1897-10-16

HpG no ue3ru hte-Eo1hottc Farewell "
the senate Were Moved to Tears
John F. Coyie writes of Henry Clay's
farewell to the senate in the Ladies'
Home Journal. regarding Il as the most
dramatic event ever witnessed In the
United States senate. Almost from the
opening words of the famous valedic-
tory the vast assemblagel OF people
we're In tears, and the Great Common
er" was frequently interrupted by the
sobs Of his auditors. The scene was
indeed impressive as Mr.. Clay pro-
nounced the concluding words of his
farewell to public life," says Mr.. Coyle.
He stood for q moment after In rever-
entail attitude, while all about him
strong men, swayed by the magnetic
power of the great orator, wept in ST.
lenee. The hushed suspense OF intense
feeling and attention pervaded the
crowded assemblage as the famous
statesman, with lowering eyes, re-
sUmei bis seat. For several moments
the silence was unbroken: senator's sat
as II in the shadow of some impending
calamity; men of all parties seemed
equally overcome by the pathos and
majesty Of the great statesman's fare
well. AS Mr.. Clay rose to leave the
chamber after adjournment, which d.
rectly followed his address, and after
he had said farewell to all the other
he encountered Mr.. Calhoun.
-
were fixed on these two old friends and
old political antagonists. There was s
pause in the demonstration which
Mr.. Clay-the moment Of sus-
pended anticipation was almost PAIN
full For five years they had been es-
trsnged, and the only words when mao
passed between them had been tnose
harshly spoken in debate. But now as
they met, the old time came over tnem.
They remembered only the poilucai
OF twenty years stand
ing. The intervening differences Whlch
had chilled their hearts toward each
other were forgotten. The tears sprang
10 their ewes They shook each other
cordially nv the hand, interchanged a
God bless YOU and parted. The re-
eased suspense which awaited this
earful scene found vent in shouts and
cheers which were taken up by the
.roUds outside the senate chamber, ex-
,ectiug Mr. Clay's appearance. He was
by the waiting thousands
m his way to his carriage, and throngs 7
oIlowed him even to his hotel" .,
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u.vne was a German; his courueI'
we're all German; he lived and sovern
sd from outside the Inns o. moosIn
France. The Able sisfes uttsrso :.
ethpotodcaI truism WIN In the eoo QUIZ;
.o(tbs French revolpa on. he cr'eo on.
SsaInst the French Aristocraey: Let
~ send them bs& to their German
marshes whencsfthey Gamer Even
today the currSf Of migration between
stance ana eFrmahy sets strongly 70
the south. Aft has never done In VIZ
't,Ie Of ecosymic laws deeper than ma
aansl-p,Sudice or hostile legislation
ms Tsvement of population "a
ciaIIv As been strongly Influenced oy
the Biography Of the country. Were
n pG for the peculiar conformation OF
tbk part Of Europe. there would De
4 geographical excuse for the exist
snce Of Belgium as a separate polltlcaL
entity, as we have said; and Northern
France would be far more thoroeghiy
than It is today.-Proissse r'1
W. z. Ripley in Appleton's PopaatI
Science Monthly. - ~
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aaIrIsH STIR EFT Cans,
,.,.,,.l Ownership COmmOn, but n
Very Profitabl-.

nr.,t.Inal Ownership NOnnoh' but N.
Very Profltabl-.
49,. are only 1bs street car lines in an
Great Britain. In BlaekPook Huddersne5
HglE +; ed stFesP SsE dss are operates s2a Chg
ne sly! aSsssTs,iss z p dGSy SthsF sI
ter, SdIaeVEEA S7S tS9S SR: the ban %T9u3!siss
gc. nWithin their limits In eardir ~
s ns, srasafon Staps haze peen taken 10 NY my
nIcinaliEe the street railways, and viii h.
completed dH.t2E ne Present n, year: hi
rontrol. ana In several cities the tracks ~
gu Sslone to the municipality and ~
1850 FOR 90 much q mlle-the price ysrs
n-oTo e 600 10 SIS, 900 q year, or a percss.
aSe Of the earnings, usually per cent grOS
or IOr sSStseld the street railways b,,.
hith.rto paid 5, 9 and sometimes per cen,
-Sfvfd6nds while under private ma gempst
Since the city took bold Of them there Ia,
been q slight inerease IN earnings, but a
ven Greater Increase In expenditures. va
fs ana 10 higher wages and shorter hours n,
f,e men. the suspension or Traffic On SIN
daV and Al mora Hberal-RsaQagement m.
RET result r. Ions o. seTet9S lOusand IA.
lara 2 ely sn7Sali Sjns Mlss any 9as
SStAssd 3 RoGevera that expssref Ice will "a
fbiaLh& Mt4. selalA eLaPfuaa6 to get
pfoet E@ q ts pc 49, SS m 20 whit,
GiasgOW Is the mOuel clIl 10 which peOnls
are p5InTed for an Illustration wheneys,
municipal reforms arg meR$iOned. Their
The cltt antAOFitleS Undertook the maDsSS
meut gf- thy SuSaticar lines in 1884. TRsy
inereased the wages paid to employees shOr;.
ened the hours OF work, lowered the FAR,
and pkohlbItad Advertisements on the car
In the irst year, during eleven months. n.
oet, plonfB were ia. Ia, q which was abS-,
one-dfth Of the amount enjoyed the Dr.
yious year, by The private management. IN.
second year 1885 the profits were Increases
10 $50. 2t7, and in 1855 bo 81, COG. which n
not very satisfactory from a business DON,
Of view The scotk1 gnnuaber u 9pa sSengen
carried was 9S. 966, SIS on seyenty-fOu MIL,
Of single tfgckd Each cdr ear6ed a dajiI
average OF 26S persons, and the average -
ceipts were 81 666l q ear, pBi mlR
when you suggest to the advocates OF Il,
uanfgepeae of tr4m ears thl:
the profits In Glasgow are much less ths,
they were unferJ pitgat % GRansSement tAeJ
declare that the city has not undertaken b.
fob Is q noney ma ka9g a1aiETaRd point On,
the Improvement in the service the betts,
wages and. rshoyter hours enj3Jed By b.
as q sufficient Justification FOR b,
loss ef FsyeRne. RptiTas afmAtBer Of tacI
would meyer accept the wages that are pa1
% those who follow 6 similar Occupation b
Great sRyitain- Chtr2gR sRsc9rd,i,
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The northern third Of France and hal,
Of Belgium are today more Teutouie
than the south Of Germany. This a
clearly attested by the maps which
show the distribution Of each of the
physical characteristics Of race. II
should not occasion surprise when we
remember the incessant downpour OF
Teutonie tribes during the whole his
toric period II was constant pro-
esssion Of Goths-from all points ~
the eompass-of Franks. Burxup-
dams. and others. France was entire
" overrun by the Franks, with. the
sxcsption Of Brittany. by the middle
of the sixth century. Al through the
middle ages this part Of Europe was
not only ethnicaIly Teutonic: n was
German In language and customs -
veli- The very name OF the countrv
II Teutonie. II has the same orir,n
a. Franconias in Southern German
IN 81 the council Of Tours, away 49,
south, ordained That every bIssaa
shouid preach both IN the Romanes
and the Teutonie5 language Ths
FRANKS preserved their German speeeh
- sss<s altar the conquest cHsrl.-
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Val There Is q New Jersey man whose
delicate ear is not attuned 10 protapirri
In any form Whatsoever, 1t was ibIs
trait which brought MIN before H. =
court the other dy as plaintiff On i.
novel suit His name is James CoIts,l
Several years ago he went Into nsr.
nership with August Norris In tha
planing mill business, In ,HoboksnJ cpr.-
ter Is pillar in the Second Preshvts-
rian church. while Norris isn,t coIfsr
says that his partner syssrs eueoS4
AZ times to raise the roof OF thu aoI.n-
ing mill and that ne must either 80
nls ears with bis fingers or net ont 20
shocked does such language make hin ,
ne wants an order from the court 70
dissolve the yparnersAibrsMSantimsi
ne oIenaing partner says nothing lbul.
Is probably thinking hard '@'
e. III
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In lnEs M-iOAea,eaak,rw

That nuts when dry may be restored !,
freshlass by soaking tteth In NON or In min
and lukewarm water for several hours
= That mary hun z efDhbles eoSiJt from n
perdcial breathing, Deep, full breath,
should be ara WIN RAd ltAel 1unks fully y
Z That In Jeffbsr -hoti OF; Soldi aseather II.
windows should be open at night and ~
: housa !thdroushfy ventilated al all times and
seasons.
That a dsnrplceuir MiriCausS many Kind,
OF sickness, and great attention should B,
paid 20 the proper aicfpg1 and draining.
That buckets OF unslacked lime PLACED
here and there IN a cellar will absorb grsa,
amount Of moisture, rendering the air ..
the cellar dry pnd wholesome. N
That an application Of cologne water O.
ammonia 20 e4es stiEgs afi Hs+i1itoes bees
or hornets Will cause Immediate relief
? iTaat the TstiRSs shhqil always be ~
moved from q wound BY fGrcepS or geail
pf fSat good Knife shSSaid i beter be- r.
for, stirring potatoes sor >SthsE hvegetabes
when frying. as the heat destroys the len.
That Knives Should be siiitiil} ftdbbed viii
OIL before they are pnt away -foE any leng5
or time 10 prevent mem from ruStinC
Thatla little bOGaH in baby Tn N will Dr.
vent the skin ron chafhg and AffOm break
Ing out With the heat-gl-f r1my
That nfty years ago the tomato was b.:
little used for ,cUhp4ry pHrposeS
That kettles should be washedas soon a.
you are through using them and, not be a.
lowed 70 stand titlf' cold: ''E
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The flying trapezs was our bushes. and
Would look like a very seraph with his
A flying thro' the air he'd7eeme like q
shot from a nine-pound,CIn,
And he'd laugh ALOUD as his S Seat az Si mp
We were playing dates rat summer, and
one luckless day strSA hTvS'
twas the1s ne led our boy. =
brand new act was practced haro' out
always with the get: -,
And 1o up to date = Si6S BET never missed and
We could have done IL thousand times
with never I, TdsIaR b., a.. -.
the plucky little chap - ~.
Said a. hS~ any kid could do Il that
way, sod he wanted to make his
And vosed to Bill and that he could
do II b the dark
So we Iet the boy have his way, and the
opening night had come;
The opera house was crowded, from pit
rght up to dome.
as we climbed into The ar. anu
The SHOUTS and cheers were deafsnink.
tor We were fayorites there
Three times had Bin let 20 OF Ned and
. MS tiny hands clasped mine, - : :.
An% as 1 swung him back the third his
L1tucT 10 reJoin, F.....
whispered, Courage, little Ned" for
. tne fourth was to be our last: .
ana felt his small form tremble as /
held him in my grasp. -.
And now he's swinging once again. and
ne gaily shouts: "Let go!''
ana tnen, God help him, he falls too
m, snort, and the next thing that / know
~ are standing around him on the stage
ana BIZ u well nigh mad.
anu SOP and cry like an infant, for /
love the little lad;
Ano When the doctor tells US At last his
enorts are all in vain
set rlBnt down on my knees boys and
pray God TO spare him pain.
NJ last tho. II seemed like ages, he open
ed his pretty eyes
Aho SAID In q voice all choked with tears
A. ne CARED up into the files:
Ion weep for me. Jack, for I'm ALI
. nBht: Please comfort dear old dad
I Va All my fault You weren't 10 blame.
a, Htno' IL seems too bad
20 nave ended up the act that way" and
wan smile wreathed his face
MO as ne whispered, kiss me. dad ha
~, went 70 that better place 80
'neLe m sure the angels welcomed him
win all their arms outspread.
MO thats the story of Bill and ma and
our mate. Door. little Ned
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1897-10-16

: In round numbers tAsterare 2 90
.ss... - Paris One hundred and
se.env OF these are political orSSnI-i
sations' over 100 feaeh fof fNI6klon So :.
pens and illustrated journals. son. Seo
nsuicAl papers, over 200 financial e .
pers and about sixty dealing with r.
ut ana mo other branches OF sport
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] B6bSyI~say, dld0 YOU ever Cthias pack q
ST. did de ~ {$E SGaa t tsusf r. %y to
kind to animals" BObby-"HuL. What fI1
did you have then?' Percy-.'Olr. Just -
mine on behind girls"
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3'sI1l L1-'II WI vi IL
israh the

You wili enjoy this T pSnibllffeaGtlGonS much be,
fSs S P sEsy 5A IA h eo Sf 5el @a
RsS Pa 5S f. !I isPa WI RI, ygq in 6 2:
sdysfsiseb arfIFeliealsstheyc ssEqiwha' 'AF
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The penveS Kff wh6smaEFAZs4 Se family
SIS s0r:s :eS ios tOOk Ael4 ig n Cffeo'''
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ffsO's cate fJr 'c6hsdSfPtioa IS the only
Mfsi8sd Rsfd u "a e9Ffffs s5a = a
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osnparativsy PeDaiassoa..r

a the present rate of growth q pop-
ei..I0n France viii have only 10000
~ s. time when Germany Htf have
tekths y io6:ooO. 90 and Ruasis 20. Geo.
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sDid Won er1oy . ~ :, , ~ ~ -
ShiTS DtgbTlf iiIep; 4!netRn afif any RS,
until we get home and put the children i
SCHOOL" = ECis>Ss-OC 3 q VIE
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Head Of FirmSTw'hat'sp that Ia q awful racE,;
are kno s5s aG SiIsn ths PsItgs[s 'l'il
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; society iNote4SAIf. and ATlssYviH I'rampj
Sahon party having returned from their Vi
NtIoh VIII now deTIRe al Nsefaf ITO getting
well rested.
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Is down and SO a month. Reliable ana fully W..
fs,S S %Sss 70 E4s AOHHdptH Re441 Co. ''
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Science Ass don't W36dTfT1I things in ,l.
uulzatiopi Of YateEfsLls', :.Ygs; NiIgaa
males lovely "a ckgrbant f6t BRIDAL parry
!pfDt = 'rr7s.f uccT IN sucirslr
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"a. ,,IsfAe' s4neK de- E5if6sg Wis the tua,
peared lafosnd lie ibehs9 SStiaipIfg them
9ssSfe s nke al possesses; ;F,,.v.
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6nHEN&-NHI

This paper Is printed with ink manutlc
tured by Ihe1CDL0RADO PRINTING INA
AND ROLLER COMPANY OF DENVER
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1897-10-16

Edue.te 9ourr' '8n oussiist AZ Lccaasear.,.
eondy casharsic, surd 4onsJipasien forever
NC nc C. c. fail, druggists refUhd none5.
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hilarious at others, ekpecIaIly when e
big excursion Is let LOOSE upoH7 Ne
place. Then you have thecpoprtsnE
that is done by blows and th9mps; then
youSseeA AIRY and 'Arrjet sIehargins
hats then you hsEe~horss- play oede'
lam; and mounted police chow them~
selves in the near streets, and masis-
trates. the next morning, are oficially
sheeked By the conduct OF the saw
aaes" from IondoR. - ---
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Cure Constipation Fofsvsr.
sS SSseS GstAsEr 1stun 1Sf S Or
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.No,Tc- Rar fnt .IIlt,r-c.n,.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure mates vs,s
Nsn stn0ns' o4ood RqEe. :lsSleis all druEgisS
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ss,whst alb Your z ifh29Ir S1aSe 9 VII when y
~. fskrn! Hs left ne mI 9rphaanr
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mrs. Wlnslow's SoothIn Syrup
S4n4 theSu hs. rednces infaS
pain, cures wind colo. IS cents oor-A
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Ape4{, 9seqqEaFqt9 street arabs sent
- Indiana lAQme rfhiFtx9 yea7 gro ~
- S5kldz eoeistyODf New Terk.,
fha 81 sssQgiIest dazgedest y and most
H1p11less- ef them al" was taken,
a. kAons ntia kindly Judge and given. HasI
tyBuL II he opDoTtlnIHss q which
- SflFS- 70 make use Eoks0Get. Johu
Brady. Of Alaska, this boy has recestly,
ben appointed erscutiye q ! tsiH-S
Ra0teSH An. HLrz2AH Frames ana
GEee5 RgitaiR coHhipecn sNo beg who
read1 this paragraph can have 90 un-
nrQpltid e filming. How many
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1897-10-16

lOr lpspseinE 40 ffts5I 5hment
20 & StaasasaI21SaS sSsfP11 Piss.Eiss
vAIcA pgE,syT Essas hsts0ing. without
,nth,L iadIylfgaf 4 sfeEtIWasa svaU.
." ptlvtSE1d g 1enlly = IA ninistering IN.
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noises, you hear the ceaseless sHfi hir'.
7RASd6Hkey -boH, Sfid NE shfieks Of
Eddy yoGngNIiadisE clinging to the
donteys ~ they gaiiop fun tilt aicng
he SandsI and the screams Of delighted
IehfIdIAlklhSntt g6dtLcafsisees on
tia emo1nkpept above, Away out be-
Snnd, standing In q yhite-and-green
line. wheel deep IN fksS sur, are the
ABSURD kathiRg, maehtpes: and between
fhemJ IA fhs dry fbeaeh an old cart
lAeed with people is being continually
driven backward and forward; while
,fst, OH bashipghwomep,, d out OF date
SsSklrey Camp hefssf. van sossipinEs
ip,thslFstsEysnd1 artheE still bathers
Sfs splsshfng. men and Women apart
llfTsAS WI ttey2A ear Fes f1dtss costume
q the sNen would be q sea<risl any
'vkAfV ssseN bkHSisA k6elsal.
ThiF,is The ,scenenprssfnted by Mar
gate sRi Every dAy and every h4ir
81 ~ ~ dusirs NJ eeason vssreAe
" domestic At moments. Soisterously
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NAlEoIcFoRY.

eses fEon q49Yt9n YE-EJ ?.
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siHSs 1910 ~ s Ssast %cSs rs wife = and "a
,sa,ei 16FshteEshAKe hesR sbddhehds to our ,
70 % BPpspfPsksf dtPP fp ETseIdpne thee
fatEs Hing 81 Ep nj al atSya4 &na rs
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-07-30
The Eclipse.

The eclipse yesterday brought out
nearly everybody, ANA smoked glasses
we're in big demand
The sky wns clear, and brilliant old
Sol and beautiful Luna, in their grand
waltz around the uniycrsc. could be
plainly seen through smoked glasses
The moon covered just about three
iourths OF the suns disk when the
eclipse was at its bcr, and gave to the
sun the beautiful crescent appearance
IF new moon.
So much OF the suns light was OBJ
cured that shadows grew dim and ey-
cry thing had u hary appearance,
The moon entered the suns disk
about s O'Clock and passed OF about II
o'clock a. m. making the grand enter
.,ainment last about three hours
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-07-30

The boys who thought that they had
stuffed TIM ballot box at the drug store
saturday night, and went home chuck
ling in their sleeves. 10 dream Of the
.occc>s OF their favogite lady, did not
know that Mr. TOwles had arranged FOR
just that sort Of voting, and was looking
uu in silent amusement while their bu-
gus ballots dropped harmlessly into IA
receptacle that led straight to the
waste basket
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-07-30

Mr. +. W. Duyal, our worthy Lord
High Mayor, ate % large mullct, heads,
scales and all last Saturday "orning,
We did not see him eat them, but we
know tlWt ne did it, for he declared
rriday p m. that he would eat every
.ish raw, heads scales and all, that
Messvs. John Raker and John Harrell
and James Harrell would catch that
night in their cast net They caught
-, and We know that Nj. Duval ate
hem all MS he agreed tn, for he is n
truthful man, and would rather eat ey-
Ivy fish in the Gulf OF Mexico than be
guilty of one little prevarication
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-07-30

Dan Bryant, big burly, double
jointcd colored citizen of River Sink,
feeling aggricved ut something that
his neighbor, Mr.. Chas. j. Terrell, II
puny little white man, had done, went
over into the latters yard TO get salts
faction in his own way. When Dan
got out OF that yard again, he looked
like he had been run through u sausage
cutter. and he had to send to town af-
Ter Dr. Hunt to stitch up the eashes
made in his precious anatomy by Mr..
Ferrell's barlow blade. All is quiet on
the River Sink now.
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ESTABLISHING A PRECEDENT.

A rather amusing preOedented was
established Tuesday in Judge l,iles'
court in reference to publicly using
indecen or obscene language
A clear case was made out, ia the OK.
act language of the statute, and all the
allegations proven, The defendant Qf
fered nothing in rebuttal simply enter
ed plea Of not guilty. This gave a.
PENDANTS counsel the closing argument,
and the gist Of that argument Ior the
defense vas that the road Whero de-
PENDANT stood and used tie Julglr Ian
guage in front Of the prosecuting Wit
ncss's house, being both public aad
private, the prosecuting witness would
have been justified in going out with Il
stick and whaling the dcvi, out Of the
offender, and as he did not do it, he
ought not to have any remedy at law,
The jury retired and brought in a YER
dict Of not guilty.
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e Good Change,

\ change of schedule was made sun
day on the G, +, d q. Il. K The mail
and express train now leaves C0rra-
Oclle ut 9:l5a m. Arrives at Arran ut
l0:22 and arrives ut Tallahassee, / ;2b,
a. IN,
Returning leaves Tallahassee ut 40,
p. III. Arrive at Arran / 40, at Cara
belle $40 p. IN,
We like this schedule for two rras-
ms. 1t connects with trains ON the
e. g. d T., and then it, gives Wakulla
people chance to visit the capital city
'tay there four hours and return the
came day,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-07-30

Walter Hicks colored was before
Judge Giles yesterday charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Walter sold an old pistol for ten dol
lars, and took an order on Mr.. Dock
Council. who paid five dollars on it and
refused To accept the order for any
more. Walter then took the order TO
Mr.. J NJ. Towles, telling him that Mr.
Council said for him topay the other
five dollars, ard he did it. Walter was
bound over TO circuit court in bond
Of 500.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-07-30

\ thirty two pound canteloupe meas
uring three feet aud three inches
around, was raised by Mr.. George W.
Smith, and cut last Sunday. Judge
Giles says that he was there, and says
That ha measured it himself and helped
to cut it,. Eight people ate heartily Of
the melon but only got awaywith half
of it, One whole side was left I'M
touched after all had eaten to their
sniistact Ton. 49,
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To CORRESPONDENTS

oar column, are open to Que correspondent
a. ever, town and postoaicc IN Wakulla county.
NJ saal me news from each settlement. and
-ptgys iuudrut, will be- allowed To- say all the
Cpp4 ih,u g. they like 1bout their own town I'd:
settlement, bu, me-. one word will BE- Published
RAINING down auy Ctuer section ~ the county.
We also reserve 'hD light To strike out ANY gr.
pleasant lrrsuulltic, We propose 20 m1Ac
the Nsrllr = county paper ana not a rcr.' IA
nor local organ.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that 80 days
DAYS from the date hereof, ] will apply
70 :. j. Giles. county Judge of Wokulla
county. for an order to sell portion oil
land belonging to Waldence ;. smith,
Il minor heir of the late George Il. Smith 4,
Of said county deceased 40 acres across
the North end of lot o. also 60 acres
in the Northeast corner of lot 81,
lIartsfield survey. July 10th, 1897.
l.. ID. ). Moore, Guardian.
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Oommodoge Luife, late OF the British

Commodore Lutte, late of the British
navy, is no SLOUGH Of citizen. Besides
being the proprietor of ranch and
commander of fishing outfit OF Spring
'rcek, painter, carpenter, paper hang
n, gardener and hog raiser in Craw-
lordville, he has added to his many
accomplishments, the tonsoral art,
lie opened barber shop Saturday If
,ernoon, ont in front of W. w, Walkers
store and gave the boys IL fashionable
hair cut, at one water melon a head.
Nter ull the boys had been trimmed
up II Ia Chinese, minus the queue, the
oily commodore rolled out the melons
md treated the crowd so the boys got
,he fashionable hair cut and bait OF
melon thrown in.