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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
CHESTNUT HILL AND 8
HIGHLAND PARK

Mira. d. Il Z Faulkner and little daugh--s
ter, Eliza etfi, "a have returned to their
home on FourthlAyenus ait9r q aeiigntl1ul
several weeks IN A har,ui
8 test 81 her cousin. Miss Ruth 1scnnie, OF
Chertrut II ill.ss$s !, "a
A Miss Ruth l1ubank, after spending SOW
shall, 81 Fourth5Avenue. left last, sunday
for her home In Newport Noys. ,,i !. y. !,
b Miss julia Horne. after q delightful
Y DIX, Washing ton, altimore and "A tlnn-
tic City, has &retu rned to her nome ~ III
y as,s iss M # Xo5Gk an tns
Paul RI dd q of THIRD Avenue.
Hiss Louise Renniei OF Fourth Avenue e.
LEFT Inst week for Bueilsld re
sIMOzeilc PArtee. From there she will 90
to Piedmont Springs, N; g;
ana c ldl,nya 81 see g,
;Mrs.i;yV. j. odd. B OF Walnut Hill; I.
"a Misses jamie and Josephine Gaines, Of y
Henrico county, are yIsiting Misses Nj s,e Emily
Miss fncz Jennings Is the guest Of n r''.
sister. Mrs. Thayer, OF Fourth Ayen ue.
Miss Annie Smith. q Fourth \ Avenue e,
she:wlll be the guest 9 + relatives for . the
At Miss Gertrude III cky ls visiting friends
Miss "A rrIe Pettus, OF Fourth Avenue, is
spending ,snsi & son some time with relatives In
sChrist!ansburg.S a3 La III A ,t 81 p.
Musters Frank and James Rennie left
last week for Amelia county where they
viii visit 7 their grandparents, Dr. ana
Mrs. Joseph 1lennie. 5 E u !, !.
81 Misses Long. OF Greensboro, N. c., q re
the guests OF M rs.iH# Troxler. OF 581.hlr !.
3 Il Miss FANNIE Fore, OF Chestnut Il Fill,
left last week for Luray. where she VIII
attend q house pa rty. 45}5s . i. taIs
M TrYT n t p 5EsI (1frf ian Ia now visiting
3friendgi9ini New Kent county.
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Bret Items rom.
per y1phere.

NEW Y ORk.-Apparently unfounded
Jealousy ia believed BY tho police to have
caused Vlncenzo sLupo to shoot and Kill
his young and pre- tty ibrt de. Aurea, in their
apartment on the third floor Of Nc. 346i
East Twelfth Street. yesterday. Lupo4
afterward attempted suicide by shooting
himse1s& through the head and Is dying
lin Bellevue Hospit nl.
NEW YORK Mrs. Mary Williams was
d tHe in her rS home yesterday at No. 2o75
Bosciusk0 Street, Brooklyn, overcome by
gas. Quick work by physlcians OF the
l3ushwicl Hospital, saved MI three. She
+ Ind been Respondent since tho birth OF
the the second child two months ago
PITTsBURG rs. Caroline Morgan
eighty four years fold and blind, was
found starving In her room to day, Sit
son, also blind. and so crippled with
rheumatism lie was unable TO raise his
hand
NEW 70 IL Yrs, y eborah Mcintyre
Rafferty,. tho dnughter-in-law OF Gilbert
4. Rafferty,, the millionaire coke king.
OF Pittsburg. has brought suit against
her fnther-in-lawt to recover $500 900 for
the alienation Of her hanand's O. aReet,'ons
due to the influence OF tho father upon
his young son. George - tta frerty.
NEW HAVEN striving with might
and main Nto bring to u stop three big
horses Of the Fire Department when, they
started to run away to-day, Joseph r.
Robert. an assistant cngineer. Wna hurlad
against a trolley pole and lnjures 30 that
he died M hour later
ALLENTOWN. II John Carney, a
lnborer at 4 furnace, whilo swimming IN
a canal felt q sharp pain ~ the big toe
i. IL srabbed hold Of 81 suspeoting q
swapping turtle, no sWchl quickly to
shore md on pulling out his foot landed
A1DNOMINnH MICH,--The failure Of
his attempts to win the love and the hand
Of tweIity-yanr-old girl plunged Alois
Turkinsky. tlo Oldest resident OF tho
village Of Reedsyille. this county, into q
fit OF dependency. during which he took
HIS own life. Turkinsky was nlnoty-flye5
years old. The girl whom no solgflt for
a wife Is Annie Karlioh, a ne|ghbor'A
daughter, :,
Hart, OF No. 1865 broadway, New YORK;,
an authority on diabetes, died here sud
denly to-day from acute indigestion, be-
lieyed to have been caused ny eating
boiled crabs.
ATLANTIC clTY.--l4fe guards, called
to save batheys. from shark IN tne
breakers on the lower bathing beach this
morning, Allayed the fears OF the timlu
ones when they reported that the tWelye-f
foot monster was dead, Il, ai,
X ATLANTIC lIITY.-Thlrteenrye nr-old
Doris Rothn,n, OF philadelphia, was swept
into deep water while bathing at tho
foot Of Aykansas Avenue th'a AFTERNOON.
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II MECHANIC Il K NEWS

Mrs. Emma Blackburn, Of Wood
street, who has been quite sick at her.
home for the past three weeks Is able able
MI. i. 6. a Martin. OF Baltimore. Is
Visiting her mother, OF the Pike.
y Miss Nora Perish. OF Albemarle .coun-
". is visiting her cousin. Mrs Bailey
Eof Wood Street. sht'2eI Il
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Steinback, Of the
Pike, are visiting friends and relatives 'te1 y
irs Hanover county.
MISS Fanny Slaughter, who hns D SCI
i'll at her home for the past I've ,n lI.s.
with typhoid fever - 5 bic TO DO out
Mi. Ohm NJ n6r, sof the Is visit
&EAf1ss Edna James. ofS u Bluefield "
II a.. Isl y siting her friend, Al ISIS #fSVelyll
iGoode OF Boiling Green Road. IA 4,
mi M II. Nv. y Bailey "a BIT TO pc oue
again after an Ind 10 POSITION on D. OF i've
Miss sn 4 Katie Morris, OF Bowling Green
Road expects to leave In ags1 !,, day !3
for ocean View, VIII ere she Will I spe 'ile
ten days with friends. Z, s. - "a
e Mr.. Edward Thomas, Of Clifton Forge,5
is spending two weeks with his his 8nep E'e'
t q Mss. I5 Tia Martin and her brother
John. Of the Pike, left during the past =
Week for West Point TO spend ID two Ss1cI
D. Mr.. John Kain Of tho Hill, who has q !,
been quite sick Is able ITO resume i''s'
" W Mr asu s. Granger who was 50 badly.
burnt al the Locomotive w orka several
nights ago Is getting on as wen Us Us
could be expected i5s Ri.
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Be Sure to Get What
YOU Ask For.

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= - IN. \. i I Il IS. ...,s I &. II.
cloel :rteka, ~ "a Is s --- IA
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n s1 - ] ~ " 10 tl,n.a Z Ma Minute
" n, ,,,,as . /, N. U IN. AGO BoYea Al,
J, : ], ~ IL ~ I, d ! nav a Tan Hors,
/, " nan !, M paya. q Mo,ih- IA han sone.
Tbink j MO ooo People Ak, d CAS-
!, /. \. \ ~. \, !, 3, dov Millions uso Cas-
!, IN Z ,,ec. Z N IA e.
- ~ 't,,dan.nt n a m,,l,ona q Birth.
\ Z, .,.a,s ~ IA a,,,h, v, rhev Have been
,,,,,., ard =, no i caYe,a Il Ina, rata
~ av :, isIr v.ars M
- - n u /; ].
3s5 s..
oversF!ye Millions q Dollars have y been
Spent y make n the merits Of Cascarets
known. and every cent Ct y ~ would be lost.
did not sound merit claim and hold the
constant continued niue friendship, Patronage
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II. a. Miller
Unexpectedly.
-FOUR DRUG STORES.

atlng, deducing, dislutegrating. rendorlTS,s
splitting. sundering. splintertng, snipplng,i
dwellcating. whiting. dispensing. dislq7
eating gliding. dyorcinE pu!ysrtxlnss.1
slashlng, alic!pg and dIssectlng it.S that
presently II will pass away. Repeat
three times; then. With rising lnf!eolpps
repeating the password. THE iuniYsrsat "
mine. ii am III The Gown Will at first
look extremely surprised, then Wilt ena
fade beautifully from slkhtr-Ssv,
Thought \, N ~ II sss
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Mr. j. CT Jeter. OF Ladies' Mile Road,
who has been visiting relatives In Bowl
ing Green, has returned home.
Miss Marie Griffin, of Roanoke. Is Wis.
|.iting Alr. and Mrs G. x. ISendel & on
North Avenue, 8 f5
Mr.. c. D. Flanagan and daughter, Miss
Alma, Of Louisa county. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Madison Flanagan, or.
North Avenue.
ii Mr.. and Mrs j. r., Mo,lntcastle, Jr..
and children, OF Charlottesville, Va, who
have been. spending some time at tho
home OF Mrs. a G, Fl, Motley OF North
Avenue, have left for Norfolk to visit
friends. 54$ Ss}
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Kidwell have re-.
turned to their home on Barton Avenue,
after q delightful visit to their son, IN
washington. II.
n Misses !. Bessie and Susie Krebbes. Of.
Lynchburg, after.a most delightful visit
at the home of Mrs, ], w. Marlborough,
OF Barton Avenue. have returned y ONE
Mrs. g. w. Hardin and niece OF KEN
lucky are the guests OF Mrs w. h'l
Bache, OF Lamb Avenue. u
Mrs, Smith, OF Newport News. Is the
guest OF Mrs, u. HI Motley, OF North
Avenue,
is the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. a. y, FeF-
rim. OF Montoiro Avenue,
Mrs. NJ. Self and daughter, Of Miller
Avenue. have left for the Blue Ridge
Mountains, whore they will spend sew
eral months.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wilkins, of Bal
tImore. who have been spending some
time at the homo OF Mrs. Frank Mitchell,
Of Miller Avenue. have returned home,
Mr. r.. Dunnaway, OF Norfolk, is WIS.,
.iting Mr.. w, y. galloway, OF North Ave-
nue., t 5 sst
Miss Annie Laurie PITT. OF Lamb Ave-
nue., who has been visiting her friend,
Miss Grace Sutherland, OF Goldsboro, n.
Co. has returned home, 81
Miss Bessie Woodward. who has been
visiting for the past week In Petersburg.
has returned to her home on Lamb Aver
nue.. Il n 4 ~
Miss Biesche. Of baltimore. Is spendr
ing tho summer with, her slater, MIRA.
w. Il, Summers OF iVirania Avenue, r
Mrs, Frank Smith, OF Newport News.
who has been visiting Mira. @. r.. Nuok-
ols, OF North Avenue, has returned home.
Mr.. VI, II, HALLWAY has returned from
Ia trIpBto Rowling Green, where he has
been visiting :relatiye y Is; 3
q Mr. James Tledd,f of North Avenue, has
| LEFT for a Southern trip, VI
Mr., w, q, Wright, JEl Of Caroline
county, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. IT,, q.
| Jeter Of Lad,es' Mile Road, n.
The REV, ", T.. klnsolY Tins and moth
81, Of AIoatslso Avenue have .1stt Tor the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

How to Remove a Corn Try It.
EXPOSE the corn and pass the finger
tips ut ,.5ur yight hand over II slowly
and oareasingay. at the san,a time ssnd-
Ing a vibration from the brain to the
corn. II II As a. soft corn, AlS ytbra-
lions per second will Gnfficei y y hard
corn, put on forced draught. Repeat
slowly; NJ am now sending q current of
thought force into my corn, snd 50 separ-
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WENT TO JAIL
Young Woman Of Columbus. @,
Wouldn't Tell Her Age,

Wouldn't Tell Her Age.
%s COLUMBUS, OHIO, MISUNDERSTANDING
tthan1telI her age. Miss Tenle Fristoe da-
PENDANT In an attachment suit, went to
TALL ono OF the first questions that the
counsel Tor the opposing s!de put 20 her
waH; Il
.'How old are you z ss
VI .,It's mono OF your .buslness,' came tho
prompt answer, ss.''tl
The court ordered her to answer the
question, warning her Of the punishment
for contempt. but Miss FrAtoe rsn.atRod
defiant. and tho Judge ordered her off 10
Jail. She was released later In tho day
on O WRIT OF habeas corpuA, but the So
ogst OF her age ~ sull her own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

Il Mr., j.. CT Jeter. Of Ladies' Tile Road,
who has been visiting relatives In Bowl
Ing Green, has returned home.
Miss Marie Griffin, OF Roanoke. % Yls-s
iting Mr.. ana Mrs, O.. *. q ISendel on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

h Mr.. c. D. Flanagan and daughter, Miss
Alma, Of Louisa county, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Flanagan. OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

NEW HAVEN striving with might
and main ITO bring. to y stop three big
horses OF the Fire Department when, they,
started to rum away to-day, Joseph !.
against a trolley pole and Injuries 30 that
he died Nh hour later .
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

one made of less stcarn stuff. He was
born eight miles north of this city March
26, 1851, and his boyhoOd. or schooling
period of life, was passed in ante and
prO-bellum days, when educational Or.
portunities were practically unattain-
able in the then harrassed Sunny South.
He was raised on farm and titled
the soil until twenty-five years old. At
that age he began what has proven to
be the most successful mercantile career
in Bradford county He first clerked
for four years. when he established, IN
1877, the house of j. q. Alvarcz-a
name that has for thirty yeaIs past in
the city, county, state and metropolitan
marts of trade been Il synonym OF sue
cess and commercial integrity. His
present commodious general mercllan-
dising store ON the south side Of Call
street is two stories in height and 42xlOO
feet in dimension, and every available
foot of space on either floor is utilized In
finding room for the extensive stock
carried. His is really department
store, as everything in farm, household
or personal utilities for either sex is al
ways kept in stock and sold al prices
that cannot be bettered nj Jacksonville
or elsew here.
Each succeeding season OF Mr.. Al
yarcz's long business life has shown a
gratifying increase over the preceding
one in the Volume Of business transacted
aud the present is his most successful
wear in three decades Of active business
life. He has ever escliewed politics to
devote his time and attention to his
business, and save for serving some
dozen years as city councilman, which
he conceived as a duty devolving upon
him, has never been an aspirant for
Office.
The honorable and successful career
of ]. q. Alvarez is well worthy the en-.
ulation Of ambitious youth.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
RIVERS WON BY SIxTY.FOuR VOTES.
Exceedingly Close Race In Eighth
Judicial Circuit.

The official canvass of the returns
from the second primary was made by
the State Executive Committee in Jack
sonville last Friday. The official figures
show that Mr.. Joseph M. Rivers, of
Gainesville, won the nomination ft
state attorney of the eighth Judicial
circuit by plurality Of only GA votes
over Mr.. Thos. w. Fielding, of Starke
The unofficial returns showed the result
to be even closer than this, but the
throwing out of a precinct in Putnam
county lost Fielding 33 votes and Rivers
only 8. Had the vote of this precinct
not been thrown out on account of
irregularities Mr.. Rivers plurality
would have been 40.
At the meeting of the state committee
Fridaya committee composing Charles
Dougherty, of Volusia, A. 7. Williams,
of Duval, committeeman at large, and
A. w. Cockrell, of Duval, was by me-
ton appointed to canvass the vote, and
made the following return:
"Hon. d. U. Fletcher, chairman of the
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee:
"Your special committee appointed
to canvass the returns of the second
primary for the Office of State Attorney
for the Eighth Judicial Circuit, have
completed said canvass and report as
follows:
"That B. p. Calhoun received / 10;
votes.
THAT T. w. Fielding received l,2ls
votes.
"Teat j. M. Rivers received / ,2S2
votes.
Therefore your committee recon-
mend the adoption of the following
resolution:
Resolved, That j. M. Rivers be
and he is hereby recommended to the
Office Of state attorney of the eighth
judicial circuit of the state of Florida,
he having been nominated in the
democratic primary.
The resolution was adopted by
unanimous vote, and the nomination of
j. M. Rivers as state attorney for the
eighth judicial circuit will be certified
to by the chairman and secretary of the
committee.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

The history of community is but the
life stories of those of its citizens in the
business, industrial and professional
of life whose names are indis-
Soluhly interviewer with its upbuilding.
Such life stories well told, are always
interesting reading matter, offer incal-
culably valuable lessons to the growing
young and afford examples for emula-
tion to all.
Under the caption of Nutshell Bio
graphy' the Telegraph proposes pub.
fishing for some time sketches of the
careers of such citizens rs are closely
identified with the city's life, growth
and Advancement
Truth and brevity will characterize
the column and ilattcry or fulsomeness
will bc carefully cschcwed, the aim be-
ing to make il u valuable contribution
TO local coutempOraneous history.
J. G.. ALVAREZ.
-StarkcS oldest and leading merchant,
did not begin life under the most favor
able auspices and the achievements he
has won have been self-wrought. under
that would have discouraged
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
6ADe PaIEyT MUST REMAIN IN JAIL,
uabeas Corpus Proceeding Falls to
9oeufo Bail For Him.

Judge Wills, Of the circuit court.
heard argument Wednesday morning
on . writ Of habeas corpus sued out in
behalf of 0abe Priest, of Levy county.
charged with murder and committed to
jail without bail. The petition was re-.
fused and Priest was remandcd to the
Layy county Jail to await the action of
the grand jury at the fall term of the
circuit court.
Priest 10 charged with the murder of
I. N. Chance, town marshal of Morris
ton, on the night Of June 18th. He was
arrested and given hearing before the
county Judge Of Levy county, who COM
mitted him TO Jail without bond, The
habeas corpus proceeding was instituted
with the hope of securing the right to
bail awaiting the setting of the fall
torn Of the court.
At the hearing Tuesday Priest was
BY Messrs. Sgd l.. Carter,
e. A. Pinnell and John X. Willis.
State Attorney Calhoun represented the
state and was assisted by ]. A. Will
liAms Of Cedar Keys. The legal points
In the case were ably contested.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
School Board In Session.

The county board of public instruc-
tion met Monday to make up the esti-
mate Of the expense of running the
schools during the coming school year.
The estimate will be fled with the
board Of county commissioners at their
meeting next Tuesday and form the
basis of the assessment to be pade for
school purposes.
Messrs. e. l.. Crosby, o. L. Mizell
and Superintendent Scott were present
at the meeting. Chairman Kickliter is
confined to his bed with fever.
The regular monthly meeting of the
school board will be held next Tuesday.
The commissioners will meet Monday
and after the routine business has been
disposed of the equalization of the tax
rolls will be taken up. Assessor Vain
wright completed his books Thursday
night and will be ready to submit them
to the board at their meeting next
week.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
DIR. j. q. WILLS.

In ancient mythology Esculapius was
god Of the healing art, and in tradition
and history. as we'll N fable, this has
ever been recognized as the noblest Of
professions. The oldest, but one, Of the
.Esculapian disciples of Starke, alleit .
comparatively young man, IL the sub
ject Of this sketch.
DIR. Wills first saw the light at Gaines
Vile, Ga, July 20, 1850, and Was edu-
Gated in the common aud high schools
of that city aud at the North Georgia
Agricultural College ut Dalonega. For
a dozen Year, after leaving the last
named Institution he was In the drug
business, when the aspirations OF his
youth toward the medical profession
again took definite shape and he entered
and took u full course In the medical
department Of the celebrated Upiyerxity
of Louisville. graduating therefrom IN
1899. After leaving college he prscticed
his profession Tor . year In Ksntaeky
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
Bought Much Timber.

@. A. Anderson, of this city, who has
been prospecting for timber at and
around Lake Butler, returned home to-
day. From him we learn that while he
was away he bought upwards Of 0,0oC
acres OF fine timber lands near Lake
Butler and will at once erect a large and
modern saw mill to utilize it. Mr..
Anderson was fortunate in securing this
much sought tract Of timber which is
very valuable property, the considera-
tion amounting to quite snug sum.
While Mr.. Anderson will himself give
his new interests his personal attention,
we're glad to know that his family
will remain In Live Oak.-Live Oak
Democrat.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
OF CITY HEALTH OFFICER
Citizens Must Keep Their Premises 10
Sanitary Condition.

Fellow citizens am expected to keep
this town clean and sanitary. this Ia my
duty and in performing IL shall show
no favors but treat all the same.
Every citizen owning property, with.
in the corporate limits Of the town of
Starke, is hereby notified to cut down
all weeds and grass, rake and clean up
their premises, clean out under all
buildings. and repair all out-houses, fill
in all low places to prevent water from
standing keep side walks clean and fr,
from all trash and unclean matter aud
fill in ruts and low places.
All trash must be burnt and not
thrown into street.
The town is in an unsanitary condi.
ton, and in great measure the prop
crty owners are to blame AZ it ia incum.
bent upon them to keep their own prem.
ises clean and not expect the town
officials to do II for them NOR should
they wait until they are notified.
1t is the duty Of those who rent 10
keep their places sanitary.
After ten days from date Of this no.
tice any PERSONS premises found un-
sanitary in my Judgment will be brought
before the mayor and fined, and here
after, also, without notice if not kept
so.
In regard to the sidewalks IL IL im-
possible for lady to walk on these
without soiling her skirts or shoes un-
less she jumps from one side to the
other Out Of respect for the ladies'
those who own cattle should keep them
up mt night and in this way ave labor
in keeping side walks clean. am going
to have this town clean aud it IL up to
you to do your part.
DIR. N. w. FRANCIS,
City Health Officer
Starke, Fla, June 90. 1908.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

College hewas also assistant prescription
clerk In the Hood Roberts Chemical
Company. earning his tuition fees and
n the same time acquiring valuable ex-
perience,
In Jnly. 1904. he accepted = years
engagement ~ manager OF isaac y.
Levy's drug store In this city aud pur-
chased the businsss May 1, 1908, since
which time hs hes largely increased the
volume Of busipeas done. He is grad
uste rsgistersd druggist and ILLS q
large portion 1t The prescriptions Of
etsrks physioiaps.
J. n. Mitclasll v snterprising In bust
usas and urbans and courteous In man.
nsr aud . valusble acquisition 10
6tsrks's commercial sud social circles.
Evssything fos the hosne Ut right
pgioss. dslivspsd st yoas home in per
test oonAttion. ~ waiting, NO risks Of
damage. We solisit yoay patronage In
oas uns. ea1iafAeolon guarsntesd la
every tsansAetGoa. J. n. Yslvsrtou. Jr'
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

At st. Msrks church on Sunday, July
1st, divine service will be held II u. m.
and 1850 p. m. when the Right Rev.
Bishop Weed will hold his annual Wis
itation and administer the rite of con-
firmation. The Bishop will preach at
both services. On Monday missionary
meeting will take place at St Marks
church at Up. m. 1t is hoped that Rev.
J. Lindsay Patton, who has recently
returned from the mission fields in
Japan. will be able to be present and
speak. On Tuesday the holy commun.
ion viii be celebrated at IA. m, and a
special service will be held Mt $3.50 p. IN.
In connection with the Episcopal clergy
In Eastsrn Florida in this city. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
w. r. Carell.
PREsBYTERIAN.
Service Sunday morning II a. m.
Subject, "Our National Heritage. 4"
Afternoon service 4:N p. m. please
note change In time.) Subject, "Relig-
ION and Patriotism" PUBLIC invited.
METHODIST.
Services will be held at II a. m, and
1880 p. m, the pastor officiating.
HONE MISSION SOCIETY.
Tho Home Mission Society Of the
Methodist church will meet next Thurs
day afternoon, July 9th, at the home Of
Nrs. w. H. Rivers, at O'Clock.
THE LADIES TEMPERANCE AUXILIARY.
The Ladies' Temperance Auxiliary
will meet Monday afternoon, at the
Methodist church at $3.50 o'clock.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

Lake City, Whilst attending the latter
institution he worked In . drug store
thsre, paying his college expenses. He
took thorough and complete course at
the Southern College Of Pharmacy at
Atlanta, from which institution he re-
oeived bis diploma. graduating with
high honory. While at the Atlanta
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
NUTSHELL BIOGRAPHY.
BY FRANK MCDONALD.

and removed to Starke, where he had
previously clerked for the Gaskins
Drug Co., and where he left many
warm friends.
Since that time he has been one Of
the leading physicians Of, with one OF
the largest practices in, Bradford county.
Aside from his large private practice
he has for many years been United
States examining surgeon, surgeon Of
the Sea board Air Line, county ply