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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25
NOTICE.

hereby give notice that all parties
having claims against e. l. Straughan'-
estate will please bring accounts fDr-
ward at once. and all parties inhibited
10 the estate will please come forward
and settle same at once
Mrs. + y S'raughan.
Admini-tratrix for c. l.. straughan
dI-wiw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25
ALVIN T EMBREY.
ST. GEO K. FlTXHUGH,
LEE j. GRAVES.

NVttIAI NUIHIIIIaHIUIIti"
December II, 1906.
In the Clerks office OF the Circuit court
OF the county Of Spotsylvania Andrews
heirs. plaintiffs, against Powell. j l.. de-
PENDANT. |, T. A. Harris, clerk Of the
said court, do certify that the bond re-
qnired Of the special commissioners by
the the decree rendered in said cause on
tie Attn day Of December, 1906, has been
duly given Given under my hand a
clerk Of the said court this 1lth day Of
Dece mber, 1906
"a T. 4. HARRIS. Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25

~ the name of the Commonwealth Of
4 Virginia. In the Clerks office OF the
Circuit court OF the county OF SpOtsyl-
vania on the 2lst day of December, 1906.
Annie II. Ogden, plaintiff against Lewis
Leavens and Mary Leavens, his wifi.
Thomas II. Robbins and Mary Brandreth,
defendants
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25

PITTSBURc Union STOCK Yardsl
CtTri r. slow choice. Sj15f6.
prime. g. 4Dli 90. SHEEP SLOW. prime
w,ihtrs. 8 5DN 5.t5. cIlls ana com.
mon $2N3. lambs s5G 90. veal
calves. sSUS 49, HOGS steady. III
grade. sG5.GGG0. roughs Sass
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25
WANTED.

WANTED.
Low grade lumber at the Oxford Box
Factory, Fredericksburg. Va II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25
Sale at Public Auction
OF VALUABLE
Mineral and Timber Land

Known ~ "kelloggs." contain
ing 3l2 acres, situate in Spotsyl-
vania county, Virginia, about
fifteen miles southwest OF the
Court-house, adjoining the lands
Of j. l. Powell and Others.
The undersigned special commissioners
appointed for the purpose by decree Of
theCircuIt court Of Spot-ylvana county,
Virginia, entered ON the 4th day of De-
cember, 1906, III the chaucery cause OF
Andrews heirs ". Powell, j. H.. will Of
fer for sale at public auction, at the front
door Of the court house OF Spot-ylvania
county Va. on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25
DRESS GOODS AND Innings
BEST FOR THE PRICE IN THE COUNTRY.

WOOL PLAlDS in
almost every mag
Unable combination
OF colors, and all
styles OF plaids, reg
ular plaids, over
plaids, ard the
Scotch tartans. All
are 80 inches wide,
and will make the
prettiest and most
popular school
dresses for young
girls.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25
thursday, January "a, 1907,

ss'~' ONIt
at y O'Clock ~. the kellogg tract OF
land, containing 10y survey three hun
bred and twelve aud half acres OF land
situate in SpOt~ylyania county. Virginia,
adjoining the lands OF J. l.. Powell, the
Mann tract, lying partly on the OH
Chapel Road and Music Run. being about
fifteen miles southwest from the court
house of said county, in Livingston dis.
trict
This kellogg" tract Ct land lies i'm
mediately in the locality OF the Mitchell
Gold Mine property and has been consid
cred rich in mineral
There is much valuable timber, pine
and oak, on above tract Of land and the
attention Of all persons interested in the
purchase of such is respectfully invited
TERMS.-Hali cash, balance upon a
credit OF twelve months with interest
from date OF sale, or all cash at option of
purchaser. Sale subject to approval Of
court
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-25

j. 7. Kilby and Miss Della +. Hit, OF
Madison county, were married Dec. 10,
by Rev. Il. f. Grimsley.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
ABSTRACT BOOKS CHANGE HANDS,
New Owners viii Give County Up.Te.
Date Servlce.

Mossrs. Thos ". Fielding and 4. 8.
Matthews closed trade "Wednesday
with Col. W. T. Weeks for the land
abstract TO ks of Bradford county.
These gentlemen have recognized the
growing demand for sn up-to.dste
abstract office. where full and com.
plete showing Of the title to any piece Of
property in the county, can be given on
short notice. aud they intend.to meet
the demand.
Lands in Bradford county are beconl-
'ng more and more valuable every dsy
and people who buy them are becoming
more cautious, as they should, in taking
deeds to property without having the
htle passed upon. A great many people
have bought property and paid their
good money for it only to find out later
hat he title WAS defective, aud most
'uycrs are now demanding an abstract
'efore they part with their money.
This change in conditions has created a
lcman' Cor nh up to-date abstract Office
md I. 5 certain the one to be opened BY
lossrs. Fielding. and Matthews will
10 u large. .bu siness.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
CITY WATER MAINS NAY Be EXTENDED.
Patronage Of Plant Is Enjoying Steady
Growth.

The city council has offered the bond
'rnstees funds for limited extension Of
hc water mains to parts of the city
where sufficient number Of water
ustomers can be secured to make the
additional investments pay. Persons
Interested In having the mains extended
along any particular street should
ascertain what number Of persons iu the
territory will take the water and then
report to the bond trustees.
The patronage of the lighting and
water plant In growing steadily. The
light plant In already taxed almost to its
full capacity aud the trustces viii soon
have to refuse to TAKE additional .isht
customers or install larger machinery.
Several residences, the laisst beine
that Of Mr.. J. w. Hodges. have rsosotlg
oecn wired for lights, and Superintsnd.
ent Wall states that he can take on bat
a few more until the capacity of the
plant IL increased.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

WHEREAS. God In his inllnite wisdom
has taken from among ~ our beloved
friend and co.worker. Nn. Mary q.
Witkovski. the members Of the Home
Mission Society, pay this tribute 20 her
memory.
We shall miss her gentle pressncs,
her 'ever-ready. loving helpfnlness IN
every good work. She bsing deed, yet
speaketh.
Resolved. That W tender hsassfslt
sympathy TO hor childssu end command
them to tho loving hndnsas Of their
mothers God, who alone can oomluet
tle hearts He has bersfs 10 u fustlsss
Resolved. That tliess resoin1ions -
spread upon . page of our minnie book
IN memorial 70 her.
Mas. Q. w. wars,
MRs. @. L. PHkK
MRs. J. W. Wns11.
COWmitooo.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
Marshal Has Time To Farm.

Stark is 50 orderly n town that
Town Marshal Lacy II. Austin finds
>p re tImeenouglI to engage rather OK
tcl .Iyry IN strawberry culture aud
minOr farming operations. Last spring
hc proved himself most successful
strawberry grower. CLEARING up some
thug ike slOo0 from his crop. At ths
pr, sent season he has a cane patch that
j.. rlie admiration Of all observers. A
sample stalk sent the Telegraph In about
nine feet III length and has fifteen fine
joints
IL Norman also has our thanks for
Two unusually fine canes, Mr., Norman
i, , good farmer and during the present
season. las produced ~ fine cane and
vn,n. a. c0uld be- desired.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

4 Lltlle ralk UIlh Tie fdeGsph's sss'
SchbeeS.

The Telegraph wishes again 70 -. "
subscriber not to lose sight OF the 'so'
that on January LIST. 1907. our suoscrp'
ton department will be placed - /"
cash in advance basis. We gave hossq
of this change August LIST. Tms -
done in order that every one Of our sno'
scribers might have ample time to con
form to the new order without incon-
venience to themselves. Many nave
already paid mp arrearages ana Tor =
wear In advance. Their prompt atten
tion to the matter aud kindly assistance
in placing oar subscription department
ON a paying basis is greatly appreciated
When We gave notice Of the change
il was stated that our reasons would be
given from time to time, but 1t seems to-
us sufYicient for MS to say that the
change il made because the losses under
the present system are too great. The
publisher has not lost confidence In his
friends or In humanity generally, but
all Of MS know that there are great
many people who do not meet their
obligations promptly and some who do
not meet them at all. With q subscrip-
ton list of 1900 we are bound to get a
large sprinkiipg Of tho class who will
not pay at all, and these seriously ham.
PER any business. It is to cut out this
class that we are going to require SUBJ
scriptions paid in advance, II may be
wondered why we do not separate the
sheep from the goats, extending credit
to those who are worthy and refusing
II to those who are not The answer il
that we cannot successfully carry ON
both . credit and = cash system with 20
many persons, many Of Whom are ncs'
known 70 us. to dsal 1fth. We have
tried this pleNiAnd Il has resulted In
losses every ~ fhs, .iorrtssn years
the Telegraph hsS zen under the pres
ent managelksht. QFY miss our guess
tO) often. :. = 9AA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
Easy Money Coming.

q l. Peek n bogining to feel that be-
v,ll -oon have some money that comes
a. ra,y AZ getting It from home. He
l,. handsome young pecan orchard
i,, north Of DR.. \. l.. SCOTS home
.,d m working il over few days ago
found several Of the trees heavily laden
.ub dne, large nuts, The trees are
poy four year, old aud Colonel Peek
,l,nt. the orchard will be bringing him
=, al interest on ihe investment in two
ar thr,,r YEAR mOIr.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
Ice Company Stockholders.

\ meeting of the stockholders OF the
Starhe Ice Company was called for
tuesday night, bnt the meeting had TO
be adjourned without transacting the
business in hand because OF the fact
that not CROUCH Of the stock OF the
company was represented. The bylaws
require four-fifths Of the paid up stock
to be represented at regular stock
holders meeting and there was only
about three ffths represented at the
meeting Tuesday night.
The meeting was adjourned until next
Tuesday at : 30 p. m.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
EIGHT BULLETS
F|RED|NTOCH
BARNEY }. JOHNS CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS OFFENSF.
fingered By Request That He Retire
tmp'Icd Winchester Into Colored
Church At lawtcy.

Barney j. Johns. who mov.d , ,,,,
months AZ lrom Baxter. Baker comfy
10 Ln"i'N. l, IN the county i,,l rhorynd
VII" ''"''Ing INTO y house of public
worship
a revival meeting was m progress M
one oi Inc color,d chCrchr, az I,wtcy
ast We +. On Friday night the church
was we'll lIllcd, there being number of
White people i'll attendance. n il said
that Jo.n'> went to the church IN n
m"rr or less dlShoyeled condition. Un
appearance and actions attracted ATTAIN.
ton and ne WAS asked Inhtclv 10 RI.
tire tie left the church making threats
OF violence. In IA short time he returned
anu cmptlcd a repeating Winchcstc,
rifle irio the building. There were
"lt ut shots IN all Two of them wen,
through the church organ and on,
passed through the rim Of colorel
gri'> lat Nhn the shouting began the
members Of the congregation got down
inner he seats. thus saving their lives
hcWly Sheriff &. j. Scarborough
waS ,"Dn on the scene aud with "a poss.
of lll1rn> pursued Johns The posse
fired On j 'hns several times and finally
hr WI, struck III the neck with several
SIN Ill shot. He then gave up and wa.
tal"n into custody Deputy Scar
borough brought hlm 10 StarLe and h,
hc Was arnlgucd before Judge Drkle
SAnrlay morning
Attorney \ V. Long WAS retained
10y cltz'ns of Law,ry to prosecute
Johns and WAS ON hand al the arraigu-
mcnt Saturday morning, but the prison.
er waived examination and was
relaanied to Jail IN default Of bond In
tho sum If q 600 TO await the action of
the grand jury at the fall term of the |
Cirult court. which c0nvenes in Starke |
Monday. October ed
There are several charges under which |
johns may be- placed on trial aud the
penalty in each instance is heavy.
Persons acquainted with the facts in
CONNECTION with his conduct think he
vii certainly b. convicted
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
Released On Bond.

The Laboas corpus case Of William
TIA oma., before Judge Wills In this
cl,y Friday, on appeal from Justice Col.
man. court at GAINESVILLE, In which
h.l had been refused the prisoner for
ki ling Make Srho6cld al Bell, resulted
IN bail being granted IN the sum OF
,3oW The lawyers argued the case
n, rny. after which Judge Wills render.
,.d nj. decision, aud Thomas promptly
yayr the required bond and returned ~
Ia. huIip
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

Jacksonville hotsls are makine slah.
orate arrangements 20 handle the ~
tors who sre expected 70 aetend ~
Carnival November Sth. 9th, 7th. eth.
sth aud 10th. An agssemsnt has beoa
made by them TO msintain low No..
assuring those who come iron vaslous
parts Of the state and saSyoan1ine
country thst no nl-sdvantAgs Win -
taken OF them bscsuss Of thsis lack g
information and knowledge of the elHy.
Some OF tho hotels sre rsmodsling, n.
cressing capacity and instaliipg uew
furniture The rsstprants sEpsct 70 10
Q thriving budueos. ss
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
CORNER Stone
Will Be LAID.
WORK ON METHODIST Church
NOW UNDER WAY.
Impressive Ceremonies WIN Be
Held Wednesday and Thursday,
October 18th and 18th.

lie work of remodeling and enlarg
ing the Methodist church is now under
way and the corner stone of the new
structure will be laid Thursday morn.
ing, October 18th at $3.50 O'Clock. The
occasion will be celebrated BY a mis-.
'lonary rally on Wednesday and appro.
pirate exercises Thursday morning.
Following is the program for the occa.
sion;
WEDNESDAY.
lOa. IN. Meeting called to order BY
Rev, +. X. Bridges, presiding elder.
Thirty minutes prayerAservice for His
blessing in the work.
Address, "Our Missionary Literature ~
Rev. l.. w. Moore.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional service-Rev j. 3. Collier,
How to create Missionary spirit in
the Sunday school. ."-Rcv. ID. L. Bran.
ming,
Paper-"Our Obligations'-Mrs. J..
w. White.
Address-"CIlurch Extension Work"
Rev. b. +. Mason.
i;3O p. m.-Sermon by Rev. +. A.
Gray.
THURSDAY.
9:30 a. III. Laying Of the corner
stone Of new thurch. Services read by
Rev. +. X. Bridges, presiding elder.
Address by Rev. l.. w. Moore, fol-
lowed by sermon by Rev. Josephus
ID. ID.
Afternoon sessiOn-DevotionM Ger.
vices--Rev. +. A. Gray.
Mission and Prayer"-Rev. T. J.
Nixon.
Paper-"The Home Mission Work.
Miss Mable Zetrouer.
"The Growth of the Missionary Spirit
and Our Cuban Missionary"-Rev. e.
A. Gray.
TO THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Mr.. j. n. Strickland, secretary Of the
Sunday school, requests all teachers 20
prfare lists Of their pupils who are in
next Sunday morning and
also to try and have each pupil to make
a contribution TO the building fund in
order that these rolls may be placed in
the corner stone with the statement
that every student named ON the roll
contributed toward paying for the build.
Ing. The names and addresses Of all
visitors at the school next Sunday are
also desired for deposit in the stone.
III addition to this Mr.. Strickland do
sires the following rolls and will ap-
preciate information that will aid in
procuring them
4 roll Of the first Sunday school
organized in Starke.
\ roll Of the members by whom the
Methodist church was organized IN
Stark.
4 roll of the present membership of
the church.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

The Board Of Bond Trustees for the
town Of 6tarke desire TO coutract Tor
1000 cords or more Of seasoned pine
wood, four feet In length and split into
oouvuient size for handling. TO be dc.
uvsred TO the power house In otarks.
Sealed bids viii be received until ~
O'Clock Monday, October ID. Said bida
should be addressed - ]. e. Futch,
secretary Of the board.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

An examination for the position Of
clerk lmals or female) and carrier
(male) Win be held)At the post-ofaoe in
Jacksonville, Fla. November, 81 1908.
For application blanks, and Tor full
information relative to the examinA'
ton, qualiAoations, duties, salaries.
vacations, promotions, etc.. address
Secretary. Board Of Civil Service *
amiuers, Jacksonville, Fla.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
Property Transfers.

James X, Reynolds, the livsryman,
ha. purchased the ii. A. Farmer cottaes
facing the railroad and will shortly
occupy it with his family.
Archibald II. Johns has purchased
from 'he estate Of K.B. Drew seven
lot. in block 32 Of j. N. Johns addition
TO starke. There are now two cottages
on the property and Mr.. Johns oou.
templates erecting other rental cottages
on the vacant lots.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
LAKE DUrlEk
tFrom the Star, oct. 6th.D

A,a Dcwlipg AID Miss Beady
Roberts We're qGlstl9 9&rried at the
home Of Rev. Grower near this city
Wednesday, Rev. Grower officiating.
The bride and groom are both very pop
ular in this section and have large
number Of friends. who wish them a
long and happy life. 1
School opened here Midday with an
unusually large enrolment. The
teachers were busy the greater part of
the week grading the scholars and
assigning them to their respective
classes. Our teachers this year have
been carefully selected and are expert
enoed educators. They give promise Of
accomplishing much good for srhoo.
interests in this section. We wish thea
much success in their work.
i MI. J. II. Shuler. who has recently
pot mp bakery here has purchased
property IN East Lake Butler and in
tends making this his permanent home
mr. snuier came here about two mouths
ago, and Immediately launcled out nto
the bakery business. He has built up q
large trade, and we predict grand sue
cess for him.
Oscar Brown has vssigned from the
norsi Free Delivery Mail Service and
Jesse Goodman is in his vlace
tne Baptist chupch is soon to re-
csive . new coat Of paint. Ire worn Is
os,ns done by W. H. CumminP-.
!. W. n. Hsmmack and family are
" pleasantly located IN Mr.. opal
Anthony's cottage on Lake street
Inc hog ordinance went into effect
I" "wednesday The hogs are now Of The
street and people:wili have to be more
d ui ~ throwing tunsh on street'
= n'S Llll'e Thompson, accompanied
"A ~ "ef saster, Misses yulia and Georgia
a - -e'S'neo 70 their hone in High SPRING.
n .ussoay after a plsassnt visit to their
week. !"
y. W, Kelly Of New River vii here,
- In ,'h lis faith TO strawberrie' ana
~ W. An' about -four acres this 'ea'on
We are pleased to stste ]. q, john
~. A~' recovered ibom bis recent NJ
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
PRESSING Club Opened.

vc,.r, john sharIe and Is. II. Jsu-
lou haye oIanrd pressing club on ths
..oud foor Of the NJ. l.. Johns building
a,.d are prepared 10 take good care Of
,,o,k m this line. The membership
Ga !. Al per month, which entities q
....u,er 10 have twelve garments per
',,on,l, pressed. JOIN the club aud hsve
,ap, clothes look like new all the time
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
HEv IAIlvAr DEPOT.


Blue prints q ~ p1ans for the new
depot sooe 70 - rosted 1t Lswtey by
the 6aAhoatd ~ Line railway have
beon sahnAatS6 ~ ~ Florida Railroad
Commiasion s1ld u turn have been
transmitted 70 ". "A. Jones, represent.
ing the citissns y iAwtsy. for the pur.
pose Of asceet1ining II the proposed
plans win meet the necessities Of the
case. The bloe prints show the proposed
depot proper g. be 80 feet wide ana 81
feet long. r transmitting the prints
to Mr.. Jcres =. o. Dunn, secretary of
the railroaa eounmission, writes under
date Of Octoboe IN:
1allahassee, Oct. 9th. 1905
Mr.. w. A. Joaos, w. ''o'
Lawtoy, Ela.
DEAH Hm:--Referring again IA the
matter Of depot facilities e L~wtev
Florida, ! am directed TO sdviss Won
ehat the commissioners are sendinr Won
herewith blue prints Of depot vhjcb II
y proposed 10 build ct your sension
Aindiy Look these over and adv;s,
whether the proposed depot voeld be
ss'sstacsory 20 your people. Unof tL,.
oommiasaoners would be glsd to have
yo9 eeno representative TO Tallshs-sse
o. on aonday, the 9Th inst, to confsr VitI,
slle commiaaioners concerl - ~ mai, "
tsr. y It V impossible 10 Ss.,d I,~' rs"
reesetative. then please sueesss - Sr S;i'
desirsl dd r."' o' depot which yous people
Replying to this letter fron M,
Dunn Mr. Jones wrote ths oc~mi.sion
~ follows: ''''
"Yocr print Of dspot 1 am ,,,,
pleased with. except thst Il -. ~ H'n
little ionoer, II would M - III u
.wtey y the greatest strswbsrrv AIM ,;
psHg paint IN florida and =" nss .nls Inp
Ioae covered platform. ssv iOn ''.,, se.,
!one. and 20 tsst wide. ThS. ~ lee,
= absolutely : nscessitv r. -. -. vp.taorin vpp
intsreete Of this place. 70 ne shipping
ay Isctlitets shippiuR III - " hSvn %,n
sns va ~ aswitch In behind IN ~ d.no, n"'s
SCsh joining the m.in i;Ss %r a,
oosn - 20 that trains ~. Ss.,. 'ns ., AZ
~ "a Inss.y .ny get into this switch
g this shed for fsrnss.' '".m ~ n,, :"
ss1 .ss,S. yseck without tsidrs - "n, ~"
NJ over the r. n ss,tch ~
III. g -, sssd. These su.s, ~a.cn ~
81: = ssis s poise sssas OF the diSsssst Inter
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

An ice cream supper will bs giyeD
saturday night, October s0th, - Ps0vi-
dence public school building. the pso-
oreds 10 be used in the purchase a 8
school library. A special sstrsetion
will be All address by Rev. A. q. Odou.
Everybody invited TO come aud lsslp IN
the cause,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

Owing 70 tis nscsaaity q his pssssnss
1t kaiford nsxtSanday mosniaG - aloss
up his work tl'srs. Rev. =. o. o..
Jr', cannot return 70 starhs n 49, -
the morning srrvios. ard Rev. usasy
Broad, who YVES recently osdaine1 - =
Baptiss minister. win pssash = u = =,
Mr.. Odom viii condnss ~ evenlnG
services ~ the usual hour. Az
NJ. doom moved this ueob -
Providence aud nov oaounlna ~
IAssoaAss on walnse apoo2 ~
psrsouAss has ssoeptly ~ = - e1
OF psins besides bsiag kD1GG11p S.
paired. = - 80
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

Aupa1anns t0oaDnshsd - VoQuss1ed 10
unsst . EloDIlag oomsessy 1hussdsy
nassins. os1ohas leth. tos the psspoas
= daasAas ~ Cd sassas Cor ths
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
rELE6RAPH's SEPTEMBER hONOR ROLL


g. w. johnson, Frank ones, Mr.. c
A. Roach, w. 8. Witham H. II Ross
A. A. Douglass, J. A. J. Inholster, W
J. Prevatt, W. A. Hutson,| |P p. Wynn
q. E. Lubin, v. L. Aware, Ida Bailey
H. H. Hall, Mrs. 8. A. Bd'man. II. G.
Sherman, A. V. varnes, L ]. Silcox, J.
O. GrifYis. DR.. A. p. SmiG. DR.. A. l..
Scott. B. J. Farmer, LenHapp, NJ. G.
Grifiis, Joel Grifas, Mitcbll Edwards.
H. A. Melvin, J. H. Blakwell. O. J.
Griffin, Miss Louise LaFatisee, r. y
Batten, d. J. Mcleod, Chs. Darby, L.
=. Ensey, Susie Dell. MI N. A. Fin
Icy, DR.. E. L. Stewart, " Z. Knight
0. A. Dinkins, James MGerrish. G.. H.
Kersey, Sr., @. O. OdomDavid Durham.
xs. J. J. Wellington, w, w. Agiu,
~ Rrockmeyer, b. W. Moore
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

The Epworth League wishss TO thank
Nr. snd Nss. r. W. ehssmaa for 70
kindly allowing than the nee Of the hotel
IN esptsmbsr 2ist and als0 4s. W. L.
Wall, superintendent Of the city light
ulaut. Tor the use Of lights.
MAUD ACNURRy.
Secretary EpWogth League.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12
(TAmpa Correspondence.)

~ ktA ~ W. k0'a'A'o ~AA
Uniform ranks of about 10 camps OF
Florida and 0eorgis win b another
feature. Many of ths leading Woo.
msnoof the country viii attend end de-
liver addresses, including Congresamsu
Shepard Of Texas. All other secret and
frsterual orders represented In Tampa
viii arrange to entertain visiting friends
throuahout the Fair.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

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~ ees -: ..,,A Actual oSss i Z 9p'isra,. ss.,
fs.c,9y q -: : . svsss - v. s:';ss' w. !
- -. = 81. SS;,. 80 q. Q. 9.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

UJ 0os~U vs os
Al psrsons intsrsstsd ~ ssQnsstsd
70 msst u Rosewood (oe PSsvstt) esas.
tssy on wednesday, Octobsr slth aad
hring snoh inplsmsnts = wtll b sssdsd
isslsassp ths sscsnlsapA Alssais fsaess
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-10-12

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- .ss.;.s - a.d :, assn roughly seated a,
ssndsy. ssu..,,..s, = ,Ss p Primitive Bsptisr.
sss,o1 ( ~ sm0er s' ssd, whsa I tried tt
80 49,. .s,sss Of isos-snd s,ss, osSf" .ro.StaI
siaIsueas.s. ~lli corrosvsas m,
ssss..s s.s.s, q .. The s'oand.. Co. vss u'
y stsssiy falas. 'ysae t''s stor'