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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-20
2.CEN1 SHORTAGE
CAUSES A TEMP I
Senator Nelson and the Depart
ments at Washington Handle
Unique Case.
-,.-.,.. =,

Special to The Journal
Winona, MINI, April BOB. A. Man
of this city, who recently protested
against the action Of Pension Agent
lCoe of Milwaukee in holding back pen
sion payments on twenty three .youch-.
ers forwarded by Mr.. Man because of
an alleged shortage of 2 cents in post.
age, has come into much notoriety. thru
his contest with the pension authori-
ties. What particularly incensed him
was that before sending the vouchers
he had them weighed. and stamped by
"a clerk in the Winona postoffce.
/ He has now received replies to sew
leral letters he wrote about the matter.
Agent Coe at Milwaukee evidently did
not like Mr.. Mans breezy communisS;
cations, After receiving Mr.. Coe 'sfde-l
.mand for a s2-cent. postage stamp Mr.
Man secured a postoffce money order
for this amount and sent it to Mr.. Coe.
by, registered letter to make sure he;
received it. The next day he mailed
Mr.. .Coe a. dozen postage stamps to be
used in case there were postage de-
tlinquencies. on other pension vouchers
sent in.f These stamps have, been re-,
turned by Mr. Coe with the statement
that to keep them would involve too
much. bookkeeping.
Among the communications received
/ by Mr.. Man is one from Senator Knute
Nelson, who took the matter up with
IT, L. Davenport, the acting commits
sioner of pensions at Washington. The
senator -ineloses letter from. Mr..
Davenport reading in part as follows:
ztssThe Milwaukee pension agent was
instructed, under date Of Oct. 16 last
to decline hereafter to receive from
| the mail letters or, packages bearing
the name, or address Of the sender upon
! which postage had not been fully Apre-
| paid, and further to accept as there
tofore letters Cor packages under plain
cover, but in case executed vouchers
for pensions were enclosed to withhold
payment thereon until reimbursed by
the sender in the amount of the short
postage as disclosed by the contents
Of the. letter or package. - - ,,,.[..~.,, :,
! Mr.. Davenport explains that the
adoption of this rule was to stop. the
! practice of many notarial officers in
regularly sending letters. to pension
headquarters with insufficient postage
and letting the government pay the
balance. s. IS. T. H..
Mr.. Man contends that according. to
these instructions Pension Agent Coe
was in error, for if he had followed
+ them Mr.. Man IS letter enclosing the
vouchers would have neversb been taken
out of the Milwaukee postoffce, as Mr.
/ Man s. business address was plainly
I printed on the outside. = %.s Il.
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California and Return, $3.50.

4, The Minneapolis 4 st. Louis railroad
has been selected as the official route
from Minnesota for the Mystic Shriners..
convention, Los Angeles. May FLO:
Special train Of Pullman sleepers viii
be run through without, change via The
famous "Scenic< Route, = stopping he
day at Colorado Springs and Salt Lake
May s, limited to July 81 for return
returning via any other DIRECT route,
or will be routedsane WaYvia Port
land at rate of $7g4O. SfopoYer priv
ileges granted. For fur Tier par tsculars
cali on J. G. Rickel, City Ticket Agent,
424 Nicollet avenue. go :
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Hoodwinks the Oculist Madden Eye
Medicin cures eyes. Don I smart .1 25es,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance.
Whereas, the State Fire Insurance Company,
corporation organized under the laws OF Con-
necticut. has fully complied with the provisions
of the laws OF this state relative to the admis-
sion and authorization Of insurance companies
;of its class.
Now therefore, 1. the undersigned. Insurance.
Commissioned, do hereby empower and authorize
the said aboye.named company to transact IT'S
appropriate business of fire insurance in the
state of Minnesota. according to the laws thereof.
until the thirty first day of January A. d. 1907,
unless said authority be revoked or otherwise
legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed mr. official seal at. st. Pa6s
this st day OF January. Al. d.. 1908.
B 80 THOMAS ID. s0,BRfEN
/ ssss'< Insurance Commissioners.
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very Low Rates to San Francisco. and
- Los Angeles @z$;ssE Z. :, -

:; In planning westward trips do not
overlook the very low rates to I San n
Francisco and Los Angeles on
sale April Goth to May 9th,
1906, inclusive, with final limit Of July
31st, 1906, in connection with the Mys-
tic Shriners' convention May 5to
10th, and the National !. Congress Of
Mothers, May 7th, to 4 l q 1906, both at
Los Angeles. = 1, .%.s. 81 {, ..t' -.
Tickets will be on sale at Minneapo-
lis. going and returning over the North
ern Pacific railway via Portland, Ore,
at $59.90. Tickets, will be on sale at
$72.4O from Minneapolis, going via
Northern Pacific railway. and Portland,
and returning via direct routes thru the
Missouri river gateway. This is an
especially favorable opportunity to see
the great Pacific northwest and Puget
write or scaD upon 6. +. Men ell, City
Passenger Agent, 10 Nicollet block,
Minneapolis, Mimi -ss31 = 9 &
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas, the Franklin Fire Insurance COM
patty, "a corporation organized under the laws Of
Pennsylvania. has fully complied with the pro-
visions of the laws of this state relative to the
admission and authorization of insurance COM
panies of its class.
Now. therefore, I, the undersigned. Insur once
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business of fire insurance in the
state of Minnesota according to the laws there
of, until the thirty-frst day of January, A. D..
1907 unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
:Sb In testimony whereof e have hereunto set my,
hand and affixed my Official seal at ST. Paul
this 31st day of January, A.. b. 1905
- THOMAS DE- O,BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioner.
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Tailor Made Sutts-New shecks;5
gray worsteds and plain Panamas in
to $40 suits, at... .SZ0.5U
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All Orders Handled
l.. With Prompt
ness and Care.

7lixHz arazg Ez aEaz ousRasrx
Principal office IN the United States. % Peal;
street, Hartford. Conn. Commenced business In
the United States, 1879 James Il. Brewster,
General Manager in the United States. Attorney
to accept service in Minnesota, Insurance Com
missioner. Deposit capital, 500, 600.
=. INCOME IN 1oos
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Fine Undern7usIins
Fine Undermuslins- Cambria and
Nainsook Underwear.
$1.25 Nainsook Gowns for....75c
1925 Nainsook Gowns for 81 80
$2.75 Cambria Skirts for...Sl .95e
$3.50 Underskirts, tucked founce,
for Csc
doc Corset Covers for. - 25c
75c Corset Covers for. .E0c
Csc Drawers, lace. trimmed for SEC
$l.5O GheHaise Saturday at. Csc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
NEWsERRV SCHOOL BUILDING
work Progressing Hcel, ard W.
Soon De Completes.

4 report COM r ~ NrNt.r-y
the effect trN't'- '-N 49,. o..
ing which "a. . 80. 80 -. So! o.,
acme time 10. go
erection sni ~. 90 "pn,.-i- ,yu,-.
time during the after Iar; o. tie com.
ing month.
Th- building D. o: Nd hl,
will b- provided With MOE. cuny..
nisnr"s and any.A 4 accpm'rriat~ :, {.
people ~ N-wh-rry sd v.c..::7 :, r
s-vrrsl y"Rrs.
The NeSb-rry So oo, o.. IA chArgr 90
Prof. william T Mh'trey. agrAira,.
OF East Flor dA >-m.,ry ar onr Of
the moat efficient young t-ac.-r> m
the couuty. He IL ah.y A...t-. by Ms.
Cyl'a Kennedy, another Teacher ~
ability the school 0. I-DGrr., '..-
ly and the patrons Ar" 90 ,lea.eG
with the faculty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
AAYNE SHORrA.
A Few Interesting TENS from Tn.
Busy Little Tow

Hayrr.vur,k lsu - -sarm.r> AZ
compla h'ng Of NE .,a-,.ty o. hrn a
bor
Mrs LLkis NcC ....M an A,ulAtl
daughter, Nj. Name. o. 1A,A-un.
willie are visiting Mr. aiG Nr. :. l.
Hayn-sworth.
y }. Barry, one %; H." o.Gr.; ci,I.
z-Ls az LsCr"see. i. crli .ra.iy ~ vii
pneumonia
GRANDMA Bates, after long ant IA.
tient suffering, died at O'Clock a III
Wrdn. sday st the home o' her .On. J
4. Bat, The body Was shipped to
Lake City Thursdsy. WHERE ,he funeral
AID ILterm-nt took place
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
Little Bay Kills Sister.

Nurga,'pa. Tot. Jan -. Everett
- i".''HGl'! ~rh ui ! j. Crawford,
shot AMI Instantly KILLED his little =.
Nrar.ud >I,..r The, w'r" play ing
with p.s'p, when II was discharged
Th" h.'H passed rn'irrh through her
hear IL. An1N Mr., Crawford han
stepped across tho street H. II, ich
bur> house. AMI whom they beard tAc
r"nnr' nf the pistol t.,l ian and iornd
the little sir, dead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
Young Woman Is Robbed.

Birmingham, Ala. Jan 80 -Consid
cradle excitement has been created
here by the robbery II Miss Rosa
Fish. a young white woman. who was
held up In one ~ the best residence
sections Of 'he city AMI robbed Of her
valuables ny white man. who. nc
cording Ia her statement. Threatened
her with instant death II she screamed
or made any resistance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
Rev. Carlisle p. q. Martin. L L. o.

~ Wav-rly. Texas, write "V
morning. when fret ars,rg, often
fad troublesome collection OF
phlegm which produces n cough and
10 very hard To di-lodge, bat .nsIl
q lantty Of Ba!larG's iior"hound
Syrup will ~ one. dislodgc 1t, and the
trouble - over knoU ~ 40 m'di'
cine that i. equal t" ~. and 1t = >"
tleA.aut to TAXI. | can mu-t cord Tally
recommend It 20 all urrs ~ needing y
Q mrdi,iu- for throat ~ iunS trouble.
Sold by W VI Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
Fire Damage Pos,otfice.

Atlanta. Jan "a iIrc Wa diSc"v.
cred Saturiay morEins about G..
O'Clock Jn the fourth t.pnr ~ mo pos
once building and onh III" quick worn
OF the fl" department. prevented IA
confagra'iou TIE tr. VS. in ~,
Jury room con u, fourth Con-. md the
dana - amount. tu about S-.Io".
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
Wants Report on Use OF NIAGARA.

Wl>hins'un, Ian. =" Il u rr, >cnta
'N" Burton. uf ohio, H., introduced a
Joint resolution asking for an early
reuur' T. gar.!inC ~" u" nf 'hc waters
HovinC over Niagara falls IN" report
i requested from ~" Tr''"! states
m"r.' rr~ ~ I've in''rla''oLal water
Way commission
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
Neqro Is Shot In a Saloon.

Alfalfa Va. Jan. 2@-Bob Wash
incluu. ~ ~ -rr. wds shot while in y
II Browns saloon. hy Ben Tanner. -
Whit man tn" cause ot ihc shoot
ins j, not stated. Tanner was arrested
IN Gad,l,r and i now in Jail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
s,.am Vessel Inspector Meet.

Washington. Jan 2u.-Thc board of
supervising Inspectors Or seam YES.
sells composed al the Inspector general
and the inspectors Of each " the ten
Inspection districts. Is holding it's an.
nual meeting In this city These ses.
siuns will continue several DAYS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23
Death Sentence Is Affirmed.

Montgomery. Ala. Jan - The
stat, supr' me- court has affirmed a
>shl,uC, Of d,a'h PASSED upon VIII
~'uu5. nmIr' al M, murder ~ Sim Nc.
Bride, III Nuru-a county Friday. March
Z. I3uG. /, rNot a. a., date uf ,XCCu
N
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-23

II IS" re .u' H.lllug 10 work and
surrr- fo- rl.., ato = our lovo. we have
not 'fr artist SOIL within Va
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21
Base BAN.
the owner

The Base Ball game on the Ar
cadia diamond between the Barlow
BOYS and our home nine last Fri
day afternoon was holly con-
tested one and good one. The
Arcadia boys beat the score stand
ing six and seven at the finish,
The game was witnessed by large
crowd that yelled itself hoarse in
their enthusiasm and appreciation.
The Barlow boys went home feel
ing that they had been well treated
The Arcadia nine will play the re-
turn game at Barlow in few days
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21

talent enliyened the exercises, and
after the closing everybody was
invitedt another room where re-
freshments consisting of ham
sandwiches, cake and fruit punch
we're served, to the hungry.
On Thursday the meeting was
held in the morning and was most
ly for closing up the business.
The election of officers resulted in
the following President, c. l..
Bittinger; vice-president, ]. H.
HUMPHREYS; secretary, T. ].
Appleyard, and treasurer, ]. w.
White. The next meeting will be
held in Key West some time next
winter when a.trip to Havana will
be the outing
]. c. Lusk, Division Passenger
Agent of the Southern Railway,
came down to Ocala and through
our secretary made the necessary
arrangements for our trip over his
road to the mountains of North
Carolina, and on Thursday after
noon we left for Jacksonville, ar
irving In time to secure the trans
and Pullman reservations
and make the start for the
mountains. But of this later.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21
The Morgan Building.

The stone work on the l.. L.
Morgan three story building was
completed Wednesday. This is
Arcadia's first three story building
and Is a credit to our growing city.
1t is to be the home OF Mr..
Morgan's thriving hardware and
furniture business and shows COM
mendable enterprise on the part of
the owner.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21

cars tho unable to learn exact
amount.
J. R, Vaughan has on exhibition
at his store a water melon weigh
ing sixty pounds, grown by J. r,
Best and fertilized with Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company's
goods. This melon was grown
with others on the vine, and Mr..
Vaughan says is the best advertise
ment for his company's goods that
he can get
Royal B. Child and Levi Nc
Cullers were visitors with It's this
week.
S. B. Hogan left for points in
Alabama this week, to be gone
some weeks.
Mrs. A. o. Grady and children
also Miss Rebecca Jones, left for a
visit in Kentucky Tuesday.
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School Board Proceedings.
Arcadia, Fla, /, June 5th, 1906

Arcadia, Fla; June 5th, 1906.
The Board of Public Instruction
met in regular session, Members
present, T. R. Starke; VIM. R.
Marshall and Jos. H. Brown,
secretary.
Minutes read and approved.
Owing to some irregularities in
the Special Elections held at
Owens, TT. Winder and Hull,
respectively, the returns were re-
jected, and Special Elections re-
ordered as follows:
Owens, Friday, June %, 1906.
Inspectors: M. Lanier, J. II.
Langford, J. +, Nicholson; clerk,
G.. Johnson.
TT. Winder, Saturday, June 80,
1906. Inspectors; c. A. Addison,
w. d, Waterson, J. F. Beasly;
clerk, Eldred Mizell.
Hull, Saturday, June 80, 1906.
Inspectors; J. L. Mitchell, H. H ,
Cowart, T. Smith; clerk, B. F..
Stewart.
A petition received from the
patrons of Live Oak School No. Is,
for an appropriation for building
material was granted to- the
amount of 5000, to be paid when
deeds and other necessary arrange
ments are made.
A petition received from the
citizens of Bee Branch, for the
establishment of a school was
granted, and w. J. Tillet was APP
pointed supervisor
A petition received from the
citizens Of Vine Land, for an APP
preparation for new building,
was deferred for future develop
ment.
A petition received from the
citizens of Harbor View, for the
establishment of a school, was re-
jected, as it was within the three
mile limit prohibited by law.
]. E. Whidden, having resigned
as trustee of Oak Hill School No.
8, upon the recommendation of H.
Wuthrich, by the patrons, he Oh.
Wuthrich) was appointed trustee
for the unexpired term.
Upon the recommendation Of the
patrons of the Sweetwater school,
No 81, M. T. Bond was appointed
supervisor.
Treasurer S report received ana
approved.
Accounts audited and warrants
issued from No. 344 to $50 in
elusive, from the general fund, and
from No. 2S4 to No. POI from the
special fund.
Board adjourned June 9th, 1906,
to meet July the 3rd, 1906.
j. H. BROWN, Secretary.
WIN. p. MARSHALL, Chairman
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EDITORS OUTING
WHERE THEY WENT, WHAT
THEY SAW, ETC.

The members of the Florida
State Press Association had been
promised a fine trip this summer
in lieu of the one they did not take
last year on account of the yellow
fever scare, and they were not dis
appointed in the one mapped out
and executed by j c. Lusk, Of
Jacksonville, the genial district
passenger agent of the Southern
Railway. Mr.. Lusk not only
planned for us, but he secured re-
duced rates on Pullmans, hotels,
ETC., and presented outright passes
to the editorial party that started
on Thursday night, May 81 for
The Land of the Sky" otherwise
known as the Beautiful Sapphire
Country of North Carolina.
By the Southern Railway one
may leave Jacksonville and twelve
hours later be among the Blue
Ridge Mountains. We did not,
however, travel quite so fast for
our itinerary included stop of
few hours at Columbia the Capt.
tol of South Carolina. We passed
Savannah in the night while wrap
ped in dreams. We realized that
we had reached South Carolina,
the home of Senator Ben Tillman
and the dispensary, at about eight
O'Clock on the morning of June LIST
when the train stopped at Column
bia and we rushed out to breakfast,
a remarkably good one, with most
obliging walters. l have forgotten
the name of the restaurant that fed
us, but remember the stairs by
which we reached it and the
generous way we were treated
while there. We viewed with
interest State Dispensary located
near by and were reminded of
the fact that the introduction of
this way of treating the liquor
question was fought equally by
Ihquor dealers and the temperance
people, and now opinions differ as
to whether the dispensary is after
all an improvement over the
licensed saloons. But we Florida
editors did not let such vexed
questions disturb our exuberance
and the jolly good humor, that
good breakfast and pleasant travel
ing companions inspire.
Those of an investigating turn
started out to see the city, some
on foot and others by way of street
cars. The city is beautifully
located its principal buildings be-
ing on elevated plateaus, plentifully
sprinkled with lordly forest trees.
The business streets are lively and
buildings good, and left in our
minds pleasant memory of Our
fleeing visit. 1t became known
somehow that the Florida editors
we're in the city and representative
citizens waited upon us with a
request that they be allowed to
entertain us, but our party was al
ready scattered and we could ac-
cept no invitations as we would
start onward as soon as they would
be gathered.
At noon our Pullman was taken
up by the regular train and we
steadily climbed upward toward
the Blue Ridge mountains. We
passed numerous beautiful cities,
the largest being Spartlanburg. 1t
was Shortly after passing the latter
that we caught our first glimpse of
the mountains and from that time
on every one was on the alert to
view the most of scenery through
which were passing. The gradual
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21

This part of Florida is now en-
joying ''sho nuff'' rainy season
weather these days. A cool re-
freshing rain most every day.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21
STATE PRESS
ocAlA. THEIR ANNUAL
MEETING.

State Press annual meeting
1 Ocala this year, on May
IS already ancient history,
se have been so busy sight
and travelling that few of us
taken time to write. But we
can to get round to speak of
ner or later.
number of editors who at
the meeting was dis
ntng to the Ocala people
lad figured up that the 200
papers Of the state might all
presented. Probably forty
bers were there. OF these
came in late in the session
jnly arrived the evening when
prted for Our outing in North
ina.
sessions of the editors were
in the Elk's hall, which was
Omely decorated for the
on.
humber of excellent papers
read on topics of interest to
and several speeches made.
Ocala Banner published in its
pi the 31st these papers in
Ind also a report of the bust
I Wednesday and Thursday.
ing to the absence of Presi-
wilson, Vice-President
Der was chairman and in his
happy manner made every
pass pleasantly,
hopeful Geographic message
ad from the absent president,
w. Wilson, who is at Hot
5, Arkansas, for his health.
well known among the
erS Of thefpress, Mr.. Wilson'S
is veI Nrecarious from a
Of pare. is, He says it
Pke him at least a month be-
is able to return to his |
but that he will be with us
next meeting.
de the literary part of our
m, the generous citizens of
treated us to a carriage drive
er Springs, one of the most
III attractions of Florida. |
% at the Springs the visitors
taken in boats ont on the
and the Oklawaha river for
7 trip. The drive back to
Vas by way of the convict
ID hospital of S. A. Rawls,
leased a part of the state
and has demonstrated Oy
s handling and humane
that there may yet be
ing worth living for altho a
a convict. The prisoners
eat beds and comfortable
and every care necessary
ck' The large farm is in
iul crops and orchards are
that will soon be a source
ne
81 enjoyable part of the re-
was to the Palmetto Stock
owned by Munroe &
U.s. Mr.. Chambliss in
welcomed the editors and
with pride his fine short
mat are a testimony as to
~ be done in fine stock
IN Florida. The farms
lCcession of hills which re-
que OF the middle states
nan Florida. Indeed, the
Was a surprise to those
IN south Florida where a
novelty.
thursday evening quite an
.'ive crowd Of citizens and
y friends attended and en-
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21
OUR NEIGHB0RS
INTERESTING NEWS OF-NEAR-
BY COMMUNITIES.
Bowling Green.

EDITOR CHAMPION. We notice
in last week issue of the Advocate
the editor rather takes exception to
us booming" our town as the
banner water melon town of South
Florida, and that we are inclined
to want to dearact from our sister
town, Wauchula. In this, we
would say the editor is mistaken.
We are certainly doing the melon
bushes" here in fine shape and
claim the glory of being the first
in that line.
We haven't a newspaper here,
so it is left to our citizens to blow
our horn" We rejoice with Wau-
chula in her prospecting and we
are glad it was through Wauchula
that the champion water melon
grower" Mr., ]. M. Tucker and
the champion orange grower,
Mr.. A. E. Berry, came to South
Florida, and we are further glad
that they, with Mr.. Sealey, Mr..
Grady, Mr.. Erwin, Mr.. Rainey
and others saw the resources of
Bowling Green and finally cast
their lot with us.
If we but had the Advocate with
us as many years. as it has been
with Wauchula we believe we
could count more noses than they
did at the last election. Our town
cast one hundred iifty-six votes in
the last election and we have only
one half mile of territory north of
us to the Polk county line.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-21

We mention in way of real estate
transfers this week, ]. L. Bryan
has purchased the two houses Of
A. H. Buck near Christian Church
o. E. Rudisell, also F. L. Vogler
makes a purchase Of J. R. Thorn
ton. A. j. Wilson purchased the
Tucker property of A. +. Berry.
A. o. Grady buys the Paisly
property
Our melon shipments up to the
present time number well up to go