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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
As Adopted by the Recent State Democratic Convention
 at Little Rock.

The Democratic party of Arkan- sas III convention assembled, re news its allegiance to the time hon ored principles of the party and de- clares as follows
 We endorse the national platform 4of the Democratic party adopted at Chcago, in its national convention of S96 and reafiirin the principles therein enunciated.
 We recognize the Monroe Doc Urine as a cardinal tenet of the Democratic party and prior to the present Republican administration was part of the public policy of the national government, and we are opposed& to any agreement, secretor otherwise, with any foreign power, by which the principle -of this doctrine might be surrendered or abridged. ss ssss
 We are in favor of the United States government building and constructing the Nicaraguan canal and that 1t shall own, control and manage the same.
 Regarding with pride and satis- faction the successful development Of our public school system, we pledge the Democratic party to its perpetual support and maintenance and we recommend that the state continue to provide for the payment of the interest on the state bonds now belonging to the school fund. We are opposed to the donation of the public lands of the United States or the state of Arkansas to private corporations.
 We denounce the trusts and all illegal combinations in restraint ot trade, or that have for their pur pose the control of the markets or products of the country and we in dorse the action of the last -legisla- ture in passing lawsifor the purpose of restraining their operations in this state, and pledge the Demo cratic party to the passage of such laws as will etfectually prohibit the operation of all such eombina- tions in the state of Arkansas. l We charge that inherent rights under our constitution have been assailed by the president of the United States by his denial of self government to the Filipinos and his refusal to treat with them.
 We maintain that governments derive their just powers from the consent ot the governed. We, therefore, insist that the subjuga- ton of any people is crime and contemptuous disloyalty to the dis tinctive principles of our govern ment. Liberty is a common herit- age to all men in all lands and we therefore resolutely condemn the death dealing policy of the Repub- lican administration in the Philip pines.
 We are opposed to the annexa- ton by the United States cf any country by force, because we be lieve the right of local self govern
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Killed An Innocent rlsand.r

At Altheimer Joe' Anderson. white, shot and killed Nm Brown. colored. Anderson's brother and a negro were fighting and Anderson interfered with Winchester as the colored belligerent drew pistol Anderson fired, but the bullet miss ed the man 1t was intendei for and killed Brown, who was an innocent bystander.
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Big Levee Contract.

The St Francis levee board has let the contract for ten additional miles of levee on the Mississippi river below Memphis protecting the Arkansas basin. The work is to be completed by February 18th. When this shall have been completed there will be a continuous chain of levees on the Arkansas side of the river from Point Pleasant, Mo, to the southern terminus of Lee county leyee.
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The Philippine War. .
BY HON. W. BRYAN.

1 believe that the rights of tfe Filipinos and the rights of the Ct. bans are identical. The recogni ton of the rights of the Cubans b. resolution did not create those rights. They existed before.
 Ii the Filipinos have a right to their independence the fact that they fought for 1t does not justify us in carrying on war of coh quest.
 Itis no more humiliating for a na- ton to recognize the rights of all opponent than for all individual to do so.
 We would have had the same trouble i'll Cuba if we had treated the Cubans the same as we have the Filipinos. We would have had no trouble i'll the Philippines if we had treated the Filipinos as we have the Cubans.
 If we are going to give the Fiji ipinos their independence we ought to say so at once and thus avoid further bloodshed.
 How can we justify the sacrifice of American soldiers and the kill ing of Filipinos merely to show that we can whip them.
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Two members of the state board of charitable institutions are ex- pected to resign in day. or two. None of the members of the new state house board, however, will resign. They were appointed by law to hold their positions until the capitol is completed.-L. R. Gazette.
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purch..ed tho chOct.w & lr.mphi,.

The Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf has purchased the Choctaw & Mem phis road, the price being $l,621,- 500. The latter road was leased by the C., o. X q last October The line is 295 miles in length, and runs from Hopefield, Ark, to Howe, L T. The 133 miles east of Little Rock is the old Little Rock S MeA- phis.
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The Ozark Democrat utters a great truth in the following clip ping
 The person who would speak a word that may blot woman s talr name, should have his tongue blis- tered with red hot iron Y The scandal monger will never be i'll his right location until he gets where there are no fans or ice.
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A man named Burd, at Back Rock, has pearl taken from Black river that is as large as a playing marble and perfectly round. It is the most valuable pearl ever found in those waters, and is estimated to be worth $3,ooo It will be exhib- ited at the Paris exposition.
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The Newport News says that farmers in that vicinity are offer ing SI.25 per day with board foi hands to chop cotton and can't get them. At that price for labor there should be no idle men, Worl- en or children.
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Young Lad Aecidentah dD1s

The young son of Jdn ElIhh. a farmer, lost his life thrulh n ac- eldent at DeVall's Bluff Geo,V Vross, who was carrying a shogun, kum- bled and fell and the geapb was discharged, the loaSt ts,ring young Smiths arm complete .way The little fellow died from Ss of blood before assistance coulde had
 The Business Mems Lesse of rBatesville has been reorgaiad
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ELECTION SEPTEMBER 4 1900.

ELECTION SEPTEMBER 4 1900. United States Senate, JAS. H. BERRY, Governor, NEs
 JEFF DAVIS, Associate Justice,
 CARROLL D. WooD. Supt Public Instruction,
 J. ]. DoyNR. State Treasurer,
 THos. E. LITTLE. Commissioner State Lands.
 J. W. CoLoUITT. Secretary of State,
 j. w CROCKETT. Auditor of State,
 T. C. MONROE. Attorney General,
 GEO. w. MURPHY. Commissioner Agriculture.
 FRANK HILL, Congress,
 HUGH A. DrNsMoRE Prosecuting Attorney,
 F. E. BROWN. Representative,
 GEO. w. CLARK, County Judge,
 w. H. DUNCAN. Sheriff,
 w. s. HENDR1cKsoN. Circuit Clerk,
 J. NJ. c. VAUGHTER. County Clerk,
 T. J. BULLION. County Treasurer,
 J. P. THINEs. Tax Assessor,
 JoE RIDDEN. X County Surveyor,
 B. F. SEPTEMBER Coroner,
 DR. F. G. RICHARDSON. Constable Cadron Township,
 J. H. FARRELL.
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Wind storm at Meua.

A storm swept over Mena June 26th, completely demolishing six or eight residences. Mr Carroll Cam eron's house was blown down on his children, and had it pot been for the dining g-table that protected them they would have been seriously hurt Parts of the house were blown several hundred yards.
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We thank our brethren of

W C thank our brethTen Of the Press of Arkansas for their kind words of sympathy expressed in our behalf over our recent loss by fire By a herculean effort we have managed to replace our outfit, and though somewhat cast down, we have nevertheless, courage ocs spirit, that even a fire cannot daunt, and are again in the field, fully equipped for business.
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The residence of J. c. Richard son, at Walnut Ridge, was destroy ed by fire during the family's ab- scnce from home.
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One death from smallpox is re ported at Winthrop.
Wallace Nominated.

Hon. J. G. Wallace, of Pope county, was nominated for railroad commissioner from the Fourth and Fifth congressional districts on ths 126th ballot, the vote standing: Wallace, 1lS; Morrow, 30; James. l. Necessary to nominate, 73.
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 It is reported that Baron Won Ketteler, the German minister at Pekin, was attacked while on his way to the foreign office, and so seriously wounded that he died in a short while. If this report is q Nirmed, the grave complications dy existing in China will be
 Nuch intensified. Germany
 Namely submit to such an
 pd China may well pre-
 Emperor William en-
 x]bn for the loss of this
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
Seven Billions In Trusts.

In general review of the trust
question in its relation to the pres
idential campaign the Saturday
Evening Post presents a number
of interesting facts and figures.
According to the only semi-official
statement the trusts formed in this
country in recent years have cap
italizations that produced the al,
most incredible total of over seven
billions of dollars. The Saturday
Evening Post gives list of thirty
combinations, each of which has a
capitalization of over fifty million
of dollars. 1t says:
NtThese thirty combinations are
credited with capital amounting to
two and one-third billions of dol.
lars. The entire general stock of
money Of all kinds in the United
States, gold, silver notes and Ger,
tificaIss, amounts to about, S$ir--rcc@o
100000. So that if ,aY' 81. iue iG ~
hundred combines II INC lis
sho,,ld tz te~tdrif their capitalize
t;one ;,eash they would use u
s.yar,r penny of the nations none,
srd then have only about forty pc
@Sht. of their demands. Indeed
the thirty corporations mentione
would nearly use. up all our cash
OF course, we know that bushes
IS transacted mostly on credit, an,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
No Right to Gsiiness.

The woman whofis lovely in
face, form and temper will always
have friends, but one who would
be attractive mustkeepher health.
If she is weak, sickly and all run
down, she will be nervous and ir-
ritable. If she has constipation or
kidney trouble, her impure blood
will cause pimples, blotches skin
eruptiohs and a wretched COM
plexion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine in the world to reg.
ulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. 1t gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooths
velvety skin, rich complexion. Ii
will make a good-looking, charm
ing woman of a rundown invalid.
only soc at ]. L. Gaskins'. 3,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

this gives an entirely differentNisw
of the case, but the, conpaTisop s
show the real financial hrgehess M
che modern combinations. 3
I congress and twenty3nine of
the states have passed laws ex.
Ipressly designed and constructed
to prohibit trusts, and yet the
trusts have increased much more
rapidly since these laws were pass
ed and have grown more in cap
italizstion than ever before in the
country's history. r1,t.1 ,
"A great trouble is the lack of
uniformity in the various laws.
For instance, New Jersey, West
Virginia and Delaware q elibeTately
loosened and brpadened fheir in
corporation laws IL oracr, to in.
crease, the income Of the state
| governments by fhe fees At the
same time Massachusetts, whichis
said. to have the best corporation
Ia the country. has a state
commissioned Of corporations 70
exauine and approve the certificate
| of otganization, and compel every
corporation to pay: in the whole
amount Of It's capital stock before
it can begin business, and alter
that to make ana6al statements to
the state commissioner, giving de,
tails Of meetings. shareholder
capitalstock, assets and liabilities.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
1SI,....:

fHR3 - fiS1t tuIal
s -. gotGa bot OF Ebsl !. -,
e9Iie Cholera and .piasfhs ( 4.
|edy. took two doses and 1ss en-
| tnely cnted,r 3 says { Rev. az "a.
Power, of GEmporia, K an. AM
kneighbot across the street was sick
For over a week, had twoor three
bottles Of medicine from the doc
tor He used them for three or
four days without relief, then
called in another doctor, who
treated him fer some days and
gave him no relief, so. discharged
him. / went over to see him the
next morning. He said his bowels
were in terrible fix, that they had
been running off so long that il
was almost bloody flux. / asked
him if he had tired Chamberlain, S
Collie, Cholera and -DiarThoea Rem.
edy and he said No | went home
and brougb him my bottle and
gave him one dose; told him to
take another dose in fifteen or
twenty minutes if he did not FIND
relief, but he took no more and
was entirely cured, For sale by
J. l.. Gaskins. 49,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

Dutton.& Co, eottonl buyers Of
z linesville Sepoft : heaAs short.
age il the cotton crop but advise
theif buyers 70 pay not mora than
4 cents at.present. ) If the crop Is
short and The planters can hold
their product back Tor a while there
is boundto bea riss in the price.
The TELEcR4fH urged its farmer
readers to hold for higher prices
last season, but many OF them
marketed early only to find few
weeks later that they had lostfro
one to two cents per pound on seed
cotton BY rushing into the market
at the beginning of the season.
There is no denying that the crop
is short this year, and cotton, prop
erly handled. viii bring a good
price.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
Application HOr Tax Deed.

OFFICE OF CLE{ ,K OF CIRrvIT Court n
t;Oudty OF Bradford, F1orii&
To l. b. Steekey, ". w Mixen and W. W. Ha4
1Zard:
WHEREAS, Z. q. Hill has presented 20 me Tax
Certificates Nos. o.. %. itN and lO. sale OF ISAl
covering the fOllOWingl land in said county IL
Bradford. to-wit;
Lots and 10 Ia WOo4lavn, sec l4, tp 5 SO
range - =, - Acres; lott Is and 70 IN W0odlavR,
lee Ia To 5 s. range - 81 20 acres; all of sec x
% s : range p e, so Scres; and nk OF see &
~ - range - e, rs actes,
and upon said certificate has demanded from ms
a tax deed 20 said laEdI
Therefore take noticed that after the expiration
of thirty days from the nte ut this notice, unle~s
Won shall have rederIneii said land in accordanes
with law Il IL my inJPnt lou 10 issue a TAX deed
10 tbt. said T. g. Hill Tor the said land In &C,
eurd8nce with the provisions OF chapter 4Ssf
Laws Of Florida
Dared July 10, 1900,
W. T WEEKS, Clerk CT CT
1-3 by ". T. WAINWRIGHT, D. G
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

You assume no risk when you
buy Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, J.. L.
.Gaskins viii refund your money if
you are not satisfied after using it.
Ills everywhere admitted to be the
most successful remedy in use for
bowel complaints and the only one
that never fails. II is ples SAINT
safe and reliable.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

= In India, the land of famine,
thousands die because they cannot
obtain food. InAmerica, the land
OF plenty. many suffer and die be.
cause they cannot digest the food
they eat. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat, 1t instantly
re ieves and radically cures all
stomach troubles. il Gaskins.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
Volcanic Eruptlods

Are grand. but skin eruptions rob
life OF Joy. Bucklen's Arnics
Salve cures them; also old, running
and fever sores. ulcers, boils, fei'
ons, corns, warts, cuts. bruises,
burns, scalds, chapped hands ant!
'cbilblains. Best pile cure on earth
Drives out pains and aches. Only
.25c box Cure guaranteed. For
sa' BY 7, Gaskins.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
For Whoopins Cough.

Both my children. were taken
with whooping cough. writes Mrs.
0. E. Dutton, of Danville, III. "a
small bottle Of Foley's Honey and
Tar gave such relief that l used a
soc bottle whichsaved me a doc
tors bill" ]. L. Gaskins.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

The belief that Mr.. Bryan will be
the next president of the United
States is gaining ground. Demo-
Gratis everywhere are hopeful, and
they viii make the campaign this
year a spirited one.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
Application Tor Tax Deed.
OFFICE OF q Kirk OF CrncUrr CouEr,
Co1IutU of Rradfor,4 ElorSh.

OFFIcE OF ClERK or CIRCUIT COURT
County OF Bradford, Florida
To Cbas. Roberts & Col:
Whereas, ]. T. Ldvslace, has presented
to me Tax CertifcaJI No. -. sale OF 1904
covering the following land in said county OF
Bradford, tc-wit:
SH of seK Of seiz OF fec. 20. TIP. s., Rapge q
e, ~ acres, e
and upon said certifical e has demanded from me
= tax deed TO said land
Therefore. take nOtl,e that after the expira-
tlou OF thirty DAYS fruTI the date Of this notice
Unless you shall have redeemed said land M q,
l,ordanct with law Il H. my intention to issue 4
Jax deed 10 the said J. r. Lovelace ~
the said land In accordance with the provi&ORg
or chapter 1914, Laws az Florida 81
Dated July IS, 1870
VIII. WEEKS, Clk. CT. e. :
r. BY ". L. WAINWRIGHT, d. O.
,la0
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

"My baby was terribly sick with
the tn w dIaIrhOea 6,,f issi st{
u NJ .a. o...dSfe, him With the doe;
tor's assistance and as a last re:
tsoft we tried Chamb erlain' $ Collie,
Cholera and Diarfhoea Remedy:
| sm happy 70 say il gave immedi,
ate relief and complete cure" For
Sale by FL Gaskins.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

+Throngh tie months of jun
and JAY our baby was teethinf
and took Q running off of the boz
els and sickness of the stomach
says @. p. Holiday, of Deming
Ind "His bowels would NOV:
from i've to eight times day.
had a bottle Iof Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera ahd Diarrhoea Rem
edy in the HOUSE. and gave hid
four drops in a feaspoonful of ws
ter and he got better at once.
Sold by J. L. G4skins.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

The sanitary condition of the
town should be placed beyond re-
proach. We are having too much
sickness. Naturally Starke is a
very healthy place and when we
sbave great deal of sickness it
rtayb attributed to bad sanitary
conditiops
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
Application for Tax Deed.
OFFICE OF CT nE OF c1ecvIr cou.s.

OFFICE ~ CLtRK OF CIRcUIT CoUgg.
County Of Bradford. IN
TO whom Il may conc1rn:
Whereas. r. Howler has preseuted v
Ene Tax Certificate No. $50, sale OF l
covering thA following land in said county q
bradford, S1ewit &
.swk of .. Ct seI. no. tp Ts, range % e q
}rres, sssS,,.s-
tnd npcn skA eertihcsI:e has demanded from "A
= tax decd 20. said Land fs1
z. Therefore, take motifs that after the explr1'
lion a. THIRTY days from the date Of this noiic<
Smlesa y1n shall have redeemed said hand In 81
!,ordandn with Law, il IL my intention 10 issd4a
Ak deed 70 lht said H s. Fowler, for tha ~.
and m aecefdance with the provisions OF chRQl
wa LAWS ~ FioFifle.
fsDseed july a, 100 ~.
I, Sf.277 tsBsFT. T. WAINWRIGHT. ~ G
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

An authenticity genuine lock Of
the FIRST Napoleon $ hair, cur from
his head on his deaah bed at St
Helena. has just changed hands,
the purchaser paving SI2So for it.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

Men will wrangle for religion,
fight for It, write for it, die for it,
do everything except live for it.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
National Ticket.
For Presidential Electors:
J. NJ. BARRS, of DuvaL
John &. BEARD, Of Escambia.
W. II. ELLIS, OF Gadsden.
NJ L. WILLIAMS, of DeSOto.
For Congress, Second District:
ROBERT W. DAVISS Of Putnam.
State Ticket.
For Governor:
WIN. s. JENNINGS, Of fernando.
For Supreme Court Justice:
FRANCIS B. CARTER. OF Jackson.
For Secretary OF State:
JOHN L. CRAWFORD, Of wakulls:
For Attorney General:
WIN B. LAMAR, Of Jefferson.
For Comptroller:
VIM H. REYNOLDS, Of Polk. 4
For Treasurer:
JAMES B. WHITFIELD, Of Leon.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction:
WIN N. SHEATS, Of Alachua.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture:
- BENZ. Z. MoLlN, Of Lake.
For Railroad Commissioner:
JOHN L MORGAN, Of Hamilton.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
APplIeatIon for Tax Deed.
'QgYiea on Gi.aE 2, cIacvlr CogF1.

s0ppfSz on CiERK OF CIRcUIT CoUK7
To Gins. R6berss 4 ca: -
WHEREAS, r IL doom has presented 70
me Tax Cernaeatet No. 81, safe Of lSeE
.oSering the EdloWiB land I'm said county q
BradfOrL, to-wtt:
M OF lots AID o. tnd ~ OF lots z and q ID
Sec 10, tp IS, range 2ols.
and upon sam scsstiiElases has demanded frO,l
NC tax deed 70 satt sAlfd.
TherefOre, take nofk elhat after she expiratiN
Of thirty days from thbnate OF this notice, unsess
you shall haNe redeenled eeid land In acrordnuee
With law. e Is nss intshtion 70 Issue tax deed e
he hnid e. l.. Qdlrnstor The said land n
1ccord9 -ce With the EsOrisions Of chapter 40
Dated August b, f1oa go
VI RI WEEKS. ClerkCt ct n
81 az q 1 BTiW.E WAINWRIGHT, u. q,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10

As we advance in life, we learn
the limits of our abilities.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10


The TELEGRAPH contains some
new announcements this week.
The people will have sufficiency
,6f good material to select officers
4 The TELEGRAPH sympathizes
with Edit0s, Hartig in the loss of
his mosbef. who died at Newark,
N. j, August I'd. Mrs. Hartig
formerly.liyed in Bradford county,
and is pleasantly remembered by
a number of orr citizens.
Political picnics seem to be the
order of the day, and the political
pot is boiling right along. Dem
ocrats all over the county should
work for the noniinationof their
favorite candidates at the primary,
but if a disappointment comes at
the primary and the other fellow
carries off the nosninati6n, they
should work for the nominees OF
the grand old democratic party.
The organization ofthe party must
be preserved and it can be done
only by standing by is nominees.
Under the platform adopted hj
the late state consention each Of
the cabinet officers has hhe right
to appoint one member at large d
the state executive committee
Superintendent w. N. Sheats gave
his appointment to Jno. N. c
Stockton, of Jacksonville, and ha
been duly raked over the Goals b,
his home people for not appointing
a citizen of Alachua county. Rail
road Commissioner John L. Nor
gan, Of Hamilton county, ha
followed the exampIeof Mr.. Sheatl
by giving his appointmentto J. M
Bars, of Jacksonville, and now tn
roast is up to Morgan, and Edito
Caldwell, of the Florida Index,
i former citizen of Hamilton is Civ
ing tito him with the hottest kin,
of sauce The home folks d.
not seem to altogether fancy tn,
idea of being ignored. y;
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-10
ppl,est jsa for Tax Deed

! ~ cRFfek 81 Ci sac ov CIRCUIT CouRf,
~ ff "a: q Cstunty OF Bradford, F1orsda,
q NJ =, kzts KniIIiiE 'Kewsom has prrseat>d
10 ri<t Tax ttrtifl ATE No. az, sale i
n 81 f1ttfinE Tie felIf gina land In said eonnlt
- Htss ipeso, - se!t: 4 ~ Al
|. = Is b ios 8 ne g. II e. range % e, 20 keres
1. te1a mid certiBci,t IL has demanded flpm "a
.Sieeeto said iapii
ef6ts Jake RotS - that after the eEpln,
Etiffy days fresn; Tie date OF thiSnalicc.
son shalt hdYe redeemed said l4nt n
~ Will Iav's IN q p,y inteution ~ is1ne
iokhe ssid 8nz EnkmA Newsom foF ~
81 b y a1eordAnle vito the prosisioas 8
n afAi ~ Laws al Florida
SSEIfd.s ". Z. iWEEKS. CHI. Ctl q a %
~ = 81 ", X WAINWRIGHT z, g.