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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

Mufioz Rivera, del Vale, Zen
Gambia, Ramirez Arellano, Astol,
Negr6n Sanjurjo y otras muchas
mas, que esplenden ell el cielo del
arte de la poesia puertorriqueiia,
honrando a la patria que les vic
nacer. En- la silente tulnba des-
cansan otros, que tambien~aporta-
ron las luces de sus talentos privi-
legiados, a la obra magua del
engrandecimiento Intellectual de
Puerto Rico. Ellos, patriotas inta-
chables, amantes fervientes del arte
fueron los primeros en- iniciar estas
cultas 6estas de la inieligencia, es-
tas flestas artfsticas, q1e tanto ele-
van el espiritu, extienden el circlilo
d. la intelectualidad, y acrecientan
en- 81 seno de la juventud riqueha,
el estimulo de saber cada dia mas,
de subir cada dla mas alto, de Sc
guir la ruta de luz que sus antepa-
sados recorrieron con empeiios de
titan, con csfuerzos de ciclope. Hay
ell esa juventud que Sc levanta,
deseos ardentlsimos de avanzar cada
dla mas en- el camino de las bellas
artes. Ella recoje las enseianzas
de sus antepasados, imita sus gram
des ejemplos, y, como aquellos illus
tres patricios, quicren realizar la
labor que ello5 realizaron, subir tan
alto cual ellos subieron y dar a la
patria los mismos enaltecimientos
que ellos les dieron, con aquella
abnegaci6n que Tin dia pregonaran
las paginas de nuestra historic re-
gional.
Is notorio que, desde luengos
afos, vienese demostrando Ell Puer-
to Rico un vehemente amor al arte
en- todas sus manifestaciones, por
una pleyade de sus hijos mas illus
tres. Cada vez que, traspasando
los mares, han llegado a nuestra
TERRA los ecos de los grandes triun-
fos alcanzados ell el extrangero, Ell
,cualquiera labor que signi6cara pa
ra el muudo civilizado lin adelantc
manifesto de la humana inteligen.
cia, aquellos puertorriqueiios har
aplaudido fervorosameute ese avan
ce del hombre, ell las gallardas EN-
presas del talento. Porque allf
dorde quiera este descuella; all
donde quiera surgen lainpos de lui
bienhechora; ALI donde quiera e
geuio sefala una nueva etapa d.
progreso a los pueblos de ambo
mundos; ALI donde quiera Sc levan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

Los intelectuales de la hermosa
ciuIad del Oeste, preparanse a dar
EN- breve una nota ;altamente sim
patica, la de celebrar ju<gos forGles
en- los salones del xCasino de Ma
yagiez.D
Asi 10 anuncia una circular
que tenemos la vista, suscrita por
don Martin Travieso Jr. La reali-
zaci6n de tan quito festival, esta
enconnendada a los sefiores doctor
Martiu Travieso, doctor Eliseo Font
y Guillot, doctor Manuel Duefio,
doctor Eugenio Bonilla Cuebas,
Lcdo. Jose E. Benedicto, Lcdo.
Jorge V. Dominique y don Tomas
c. Vera, bajo la presidencia del Sc
flor Travieso Jr.
Yo aplaudo con entusiasmo la
iaiciativa, que es enalteciente y
provechosa. Y con mi APPLAUSE, va
el del pals, y, muy especialmente,
el de la buena sociedad mayagtie-
zana, que entiende perfectamente,
que con esos actos Sc la coloca q un
gran nivel Intellectual. Esta idea,
fecunda y hermosa, ha merecido el
justo aplauso de toda Ia prensa de
la isla. Y no era para menos. De
todos los festivales que celebran los
pueblos, ningnno como ese, da mas
dulce la nota de la cultura de un
pats. De los jAegos aorales, sur
gieron siempre los mas poderosos
estimulos, para constituir la obra
luminosa de un pueblo, este es,
aquella de que Sc derivan sus gran
dezas intelectivas, iluminando los
caminos de su porvenir y de sus
glorias.
Recordamos, a prop6sito de es-
tas festas, las muchas y brillantes
llevadas 4 cabo en- el mismo cfrculo
social, en- que va q efectuarse el
festival que nos sirve de tema para
este articulo, y los magnifcos re-
sultados que dieron siempre, para
el progreso Intellectual de la bella
ciudad del Yagiiez. Esta di6 er
distintas ocasiones muestras rele.
vantes de su cultnra, de su amor a
arte, de su quito q Ia lfrica puer'
torriqueha, celebrando en- sus casi
nos y teatros, con exito brillante
dichas festas de la inteligencia. A
elias no solo concurrieron los vie
jos Yates del parnaso borincano
siro que tanbien una juventud
llena de loables impulses, presto 81
fuerza 4 estos actos, sacando de ellos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

ten altares a las artes y a las cien-
cias, allf ha estado ta1nbien eli ho-
menaje y la ofrenda de simpatia de
nuestros intelectuales, y aun de
aquellos que, no fgurando en- el
concierto Intellectual de este pals,
externan su admiration, sus entu-
sasmos, por el genio triunfador.
Hay Ell esta region tropical,
ansias in6nitas de saber, de vigori-
zer la inteligencia, de ensanchar el
circulo de nuestras falanges inte-
l4ctivas; porque hay en- todos un
amor innato al progreso de nuestra
tierruca; porque amamos y quer:-
mos la libertad y porque EN- fin, en-
tendenos, que nunca el pueblo
puertorriqueiio gozara de sus liber.
tades, ,pdblicas, con la amplitud ne
cesaria; jamas rompera cadenas
opresoras; jarnas entrara de llenc
en- la amplia y magnifca vida dc
ina ciudadania sin cortapisas, S
(ContimGa en- la p4gtma So
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
The Library and the Ladies' Club.

Saturday afternoon 4 represent ia
tive Of the Democrat had a telephone
invitation to visit the reading room
IA the Library and rest rooms the
ladies have fitted up just in front 81
the Brown House. .
There was a surprise in store, for
We are \quite sure that any one who
has not visited the room has no idea
Just how cosy and comfortable it has
been made. The walls are papered
with very artistic design of paper
IN Il dark green. tine best shade for
i readinSiroom. Library tables with
a full complement of comfortable
chairs and bookcases already being
rapidly filed with choice books, make
np The furniture Of the room. But
the ladies havejnOt stopped at these
Ferns and pOt-plants have been
placed on the small tables and stands
and placed, as ladies only can, where
the very best effect is given the room
To any ons who cares for reading,
there could be no more comfortable
or inviting place than the library.
For the present the Woman's Club
will hold their meetings there, which
will be on alternate Saturdays. They
are discussing plans for having the
library opened to the public two
afternoons each week 1t has not
been decided as yet just what after
moons this will be or Just when the
plan viii be put in effect, but it will
be done soon
Quite a good start has been made
in the collection of books. but this
work is one that never stops in L
public library, SO if any one has books
or magazines to offer the library the.
will confer a great favor By sending
them in to Mrs. Farrell. president of
the Woman's Club, or to the Library
Association.
The Woman's Club and the Library
Association are working together in
this movement and their efforts will
result in much good
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
4 FLORIDA DOCTOR
Behind the bars In East st. LouiS
for Too Much Affinity.

St. Louis. Mo-, Oct 19.-Dr Her
man Perkins, aged 81. a surgeon
from Paxton. Fla, is behind the bars
in East St. Louis, He says he loves
his affinity more IN minute than he
does his wife in a; year The affinity
happens to be his wife's 15-year-Old
sister, Leta TreechI daughter of
Judge F w. Treefhj of East ST.
Louis. y
The warrant had been issued at the
request OF Judge freech. who inter
cepted q letter frba Dr.. Perkins to
Leta.
Leta Treech, the affinity, although
she is school girl ID short dresses.
has assumed a defiant attitude to-
ward Mrs. Perkins and her parents.
She declares that she will marry Dr.
Perkins in spite of all obstacles.
I've got your husband under my
thumb" she told her sister. and
you can't help yourself"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
BRYAN IN ATLANTA
Won't Talk About His Candidacy
Discusses Paramount Issue.

Atlanta, Oct. I9-Wnliam Jen-
nings Bryan was today given the
greatest reception that he has yet had
on the occasion Of any vfsi; 10
Georgia He is the beFsonal guest Of
Capt. William G. RaQH1 during his
stay in the city tbough he is really
the guest OF nicely and of the State.
After breakfast at the.~home of
Capt, Raoul this morning he received
a few informal ,eaIlers and shortly
after 10 o'clOek was driven 10 the
Governors mansion. where an in
formal reception was rendered him.
at which he met the State House OF
ficers and a number of prominent
Georgians from various sections of
the State
Mr.. Bryan declined to discuss the
Democratic nomination when asked
for an interview.
4 must decline to discuss personal
politics" he said smilingly. When
asked who, in his opinion. would be
the Republican nominee for Presi-
dent. he said: That would be pure
speculation. and am not a specu-
Iator."
Asked as tc~ who he regarded as
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
ALTHOUGH SUNDAY, THE DAY
WAS A BUSY ONE
VARIOUS COMPANIES INSPECTED
Programs Being Mapped Out for
Work to Follow

Pensacola, Oct. 20.-Although the
day was Sunday, the members of the
Florida State Troops. in camp with
the regulars at Forts Pickens and
McRae, did not spend an idle day.
but were given a taste of the work
which is, to follow for the next ten
days, when some of the militiamen
will do the hardest service they have
ever experienced in military work
This morning at 9 O'Clock the troops
were mustered by regular army Of
ficers who ma de their first inspection of
the various companies. There was then
a rest until b:3O O'Clock this after
noon. when tAerefwas a military in
spection, followed by ong and de-
tailed explanatA Sn of the various bat
teries, stations} material, etc. Fol-
lowing this. a|cSuple of hours were
spent by artil Iery Smen in escorting
the Florida nilitiamen on an inspec-
ton of the Grounds and waterfront to
be defended against attacks. the iocn-
ton of gua ards, etc. NThis was net
until almoAt time for the
mess at s o'clock. To morrow's pro-
gram mapped out is as lpllows: sac
to 10 a. M, instruction. of State
troops in the nomepclaturaa and use o.
armament instruments. etcS II to
1880 a. M, lecture by Lieut. Fred
w. Heinriche, Jr., of the coaAt artfI-
cry, on the use of instruments I'm
stations; 2:30 to 4 p.\ m.
frills at guns and position finding
stations by regulars, with the state
.roops looking on First half hour
battery drill, second half hour IRE
command drill, and last half hour
battle command drill
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
NOTED GEORGIA EDITORS LUCK
John Temple Graves Called to Editor
ship of Hearst'S Leading
Paper.

Atlanta. Oct. l9.-JOhn Tempt
Graves. editor Of the Atlanta GeOr-
sian and News, one of the most gift
ed journalists in the South and
orator and lecturer of national re
nown. today accepted The chief editor
ship of Hearst's New York American
at a salary understood to be $4,000
a year. He+assames his new duties
about November Is.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
THE BEAR HUNT OVER
And President Prepares for Return
to Washington

ana tfP>iuenk ffepsifrS Tor Return
to Washington
stambouI, La. Oct I9.-With the
close OF the day the President termi-
mated his Nsurteens day huzE on Bear
Lake and fensas bayou That the
Lash day was sne of unabated .acuvity
on is part is certain, but S%hst the
resuk was not known at So'ciock, as
no ms ssenger leayfng the camp after
the close of the days sport had reach
I'd the tASegAyh station
The weather Fas 'excsllent, as it
has been uhronghdut TIE week, and
the partyfstarted out in the early
morning in hish spirits a pd in antio-
ipatoiuL of 6ne day in which to
close the fortnight of spoyt
The President will reach M
shields home DURING the forenoon to-
morrow and will mA yet a number of
Mr. Shield friends at dinner, \
special train will take the President
and party at 10 o'clock Monday. After
a stay OF four hours at Vicksburg.
thc President will board the Pen
nsyivania Railroad train which car
riei him from Washington to Keokuk
and return TO Washington aboard it.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
BIG Gun FOR TAMPA FAIR
Governor Smith, Of Georgia. viii
Make speech There Feb IL.

Atlanta. Ga, Oct 1S--Governor
Hoke Smith this morning accepted
tho invitation extended to him by Col.
8 J L. Brown. Npf Tampa to make an
address al the State Fair a. Tampa.
FEBRUARY II, and to address the i'm
migration Convention at Tampa Feb,
ls Tie viii be accompanied 10y his
stan
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
CRIMINAL COURT OVER
as.4ua RNRD SATURDAY AFTER
<s-sN atTER 4 WEEKS SESSION
LIQUOR StIlfRS SENTENCED
49, tsrt oa" S~ar In Prison With
~ Informative

sriaar th. 7azt eases ON the docket
aaf previously disposed of were
lsfsaehf fo triaI Most Of these were
aalt. rssss sou.. o. which were con
nnurd sBa one u"I posed on pay
sect ofsasfs
uafiss tb. -ittinE OF this session.
tk-rs e~rs thirteen convictions and
aua araHiffaI- Daring the October
tsru bri prior to this sitting of the
saar fhsr. Rad been nine pleas of
aaiIrs rafsF-f aud -sntcuce passed
Faa tFifiasE ,as.-s convicted during
lstts sv.ssau and she nnr or sentence
s.rasss ss cash acre as follows,
49, Buils Pinkne,. Jno.
49, DaartrF uo.svr. Israel Rice.
- -fh -~itinE uguor Without
80 asatan.at fn ons year in
~ o. aas alternative las Seal.
H. aI eco -aus oHrnse. SEN
81 ssasrs FOL 3D.. sac 90 tsbeo0 Jno.
HeF aas .fsrfs Nathi. talias
sas asa.E arrr butb convicted OF
49, .aIafIns a hunding with
- Hsit mlsdsm'anor
- g. aas seas..ass.d Co three wars
49, fe r.tssa ana "a. second
esr a tse stat. pfi-ou. sam
Eeua as. .aH.r convicted of the
aesa srt-n1 asd for the
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21

the logical candidate of the Repub-
lican party, he said: Logic is not
quality which enters into the calcula-
lions of the Republican leaders when
determining such Il1atters.'
When asked his view as to the
paramount issue ia the. next cam
paign, he SAID; That j. difficult 10
say II yo1. assffsssvfth Democrats ia
various I'acbs'of the country you will
find tbat all agrees as to how tn"
DemocraticpartyN should stand on
various questions but they differ a.
to the relative Importance or thesa
issues Some emphasize one and
others another, Fortunately there il
one overshadowing issue that runs
through all of the questions under
discussion, and that is whether the
government shall be administered BY
the whole people in their own in
terestS or by the great corporate in
teTestS al behalf OF a comparatively
small portion of the population. This
issue lies at the bottom
OF TIE tariff question. the trust cues
ton, the railroad question. the labor
question, the question of Imperialism
and is also part of the question re-
Gently raised as to the sphere of the
nation and the sphere of the state"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
JAY GOULD DAUGHTER
Divorced From BOni VIII Marry
Again
Again

To- Paris, Oct. LIT is announced
that Nine. Anna Gould. formerly the
Countess De Castellane, will wed the
Prince of Saigon within a few days.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-21
NOW HUNTING a JOB
Is Sylvester Small, DepOsed Presi-
dent of TeIegrapbers' Union.

dent of Photographers Union
Chicago, Oct. Sylvester ].
Small, suspended president of the
Commercial Telsgraphers' Union. to-
night announced his retirement from
office and from the Union He said:
Il am DOM and out and will not
make any further attempt to recover
my position. | will look for a job
next week"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-11
Tuesday. July 8.

IU060Hy, July >.
The Board of County Commission.
ers met this day. pursuant 70 ID
journment On Monday.
Present: John G.. Dampier. chair
man; w. J. Matthews. C. c. Pedrick,
F. F. Paulling and J. F. Townsend.
The board being called to order.
reviewing OF the assessments was re-
sumed. and having completed same.
the following tax levy was made on
the real and personal property in the
county OF Alachua for the year 1907:
Total State tax ~ mills
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-11

10y. Sentence followed the re.
R0savictiou VI Schm.tz for extort-
Q,l75 from Frencn restaurant
IA Of San Francisco.
y tle last words OF the sentence
IN the judges lips the great
~ that had stood throughout the
n3e scene sent up . thunderous
p. "Goodby for YOU" shouted
- il the back OF the room. His
eation was echoed and re- echoed
- after another OF the specsA-
y Several threw their hats into
! r.: others scrambled on chairs
~ over the shoulders OF the
J. The greatest confusion pre-
=.
1s1ey Fairail. OF the defense.
y bis voice above the din. cali
= - Judge Dunno:
~ honor. this cneering Is q
0sse0ly occurrence.
~. " retorted Judge Dunno with
n We had 4 sheriff worthy
name II would have been
~ Insanity"
~ Thomas Odell was standing
t1e trial rail and ne turned 70
o0t and protested:
~ could have stopped that
lnse."
~ Agent Burns. OF the prose-
,. ~ I number OF bailif1s and
- IL court room! Clear the
= nsa!"
oH . few Of the hundred and
Vefeatly delighted men obey ed
- order. Some OF them
sseeremon!ouslx out into the
About ono hundred others
~ vantage places around thu
Aole. where Schmitz sat die.
statement to the newspape
eeoers. Who EXPLODED fiast liz b
seaSht until the cou rtroom wai
With smoke that It became
etence OF the convicted may.
u one respect without a par.
tne cr!mina, annals OF Sal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-11

Lake View. July lo.-Miss AnfAa
Croft OF Newberry IL here On . fsv
days visit to her friend. Miss Neal
johnson.
Mrs. J. r. Pendleton Of High
Springs and interesting little soa,
Joseph. are here On Q visit b ~
mother. Mrs. PanlllnG.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Johnsoa went
to Hawthorn last Wednesday to visit
the latter's sister. who Was quite sick.
Finding her much better hey return
ed home Thursday.
Misses Neal Johnsoa ed Antha
Croft. accompanied BY LsaAsa John
son. spent last Sunday It Island Grove
guests OF Mrs.. VIM. Evans.
Lenton johnson visited Newbesry
last Friday. returning home tAs fol
lowing Tuesday. He Was accompanied
by his brother. kucius. Who viii spend
q few weeks visiting friends and rel
atives. u
Ernest l. Paulling. Who has sp0o1
the past six mo0ths On tA0 0As(
Coast. 10 home on . visit to fFiso1a
and relatives
Quite . number Of young bol1s -
joyed q ptcaic ct "0aryisoa Han.
mock" last saturday. TAs crowd Va
Misses 0alljs PanlllAG. Noal JeAnsea
Julia PeAllstoa, aaA AAeAA 0go9;
Neaaes. Locaus JoAnosa. Lsotea Jo1m
soa. Ernest PanlllAg ~ llaAiasl
and DrnssG JoAasoa. They rsposta
! q 0no dmo. "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-11

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both a wAso vesU sssDse gos11sooD
q Oaiassvtlls. ll1. Du1O1oss balAo =
he nsecaat1De basinoas ~ - 0nay
years. have sosnsa . Dase,seshaO =
JacasaavtIle ~ Gnhas1Bo1 = ~
greesry basiness, having . hRUe -
Wella00elDtea seogo a NAH street.
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b rsai6s hsee. - - Sv10 . ~
hone h ~ oalnssvtlle. ~. HI.
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CHARTERS bsiaG - 0asA 0sso GsnvoDr
isol ~ 1nnlv N yoa11e tAaUA
DotA aFs Ds0glaR hBA AoUSvoe: -
sisDAs ~ tAsa DaeA Gn0ooao =
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-11
r YEARS IN PEN
| FOR FRISCO MAYOR
.,;eted Official Is Sentenced
For Extortion.
...Ar,c SCENE IN COURTROOM

MA Crowded and Cheer After
-, Went Up When tie Judge
L.,..ed Sentenee-Sesne Win.
La Parallel.
- Francisco. Cal. July TO-
-, Eugene r. Scnmitz. convict
~ abortion, was on Monday sen
n hye years III the peuiten-
- Wien the sentence was pro-
there was a remarkable out :
- II applause from the hundreds
,,erns w.o crowded JuUSe
~ court room.
~ DLnne set "nc"i sc"H.0
yauneisosment in San Quentin pen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-11
THE NEWS FROM MIcANoPv.
delightful Party At Home OF Mrs. Sue
o. Feaster-other Notes.

o. Feaster-other Notes.
Micanopy. July lO,-ihe home OF
Mrs. Sue d. Feaster Vas the scene
Of merry social gathering Inurscay
evening, July 4th. when she enter.
tanned In honor OF her niece. Miss LII
Gle Moore OF Ocala. The beauti
full home was handsomely decorated
wit. palms and the national colors,
the parlor especially being a tasteful
arrangement OF red. white and blue
In the form of candles. flags and tbs.
sue paper.
The reception hall was decorated
in palms and flags. while the patriotic
colors suitable to the day we're also
conspicuous in the dining room.
Those in the receiving line were
Mrs. Sue d. Feaster. Miss Lucille
Moore OF Ocala. Miss Lola Maude
Smith, Mrs. L. NJ. Moore OF Ocala
and Mrs. John Hester.
The guests were ushered to the
dining.room by little Sue Feaster
, Moore Of Ocala. where delicious
punch wa1 served by Miss Belle Chit
t. and MIR. Eugene Rivers.
Souvenirs in The form OF tiny flags
were presented to each guest BY Mrs
John Hester,
Choice music was rendered during
the evening by the Misses Lucille
Aonra R,hia T'hrDS hor Ella Johnson
I-eVerne Bobbitt. Virginia Allen and
Lillian Bauknight A guessing con
test was one OF the pleasant features
OF the evening. the prize being cap
! tured by Miss Maudc Smith. while
! MIR. Tom Carleton vas the recipien,
OF the BOBBY prize.
Delicious refreshments In the form
| of ice cream and cake were served
bountifuily. after which the game OF
pulling the cobwebs from the room
was played. furnishing much amuse
ment for all.
The young people present we're the
Misses Lucille Moore Of Ocala. Virgin
ia Allen of Mcintosh. Lucy Crawley OF
Social Circle. Ga. Relic Chitty. Mable
Thrasher. Rubie Thrasher. LaVerne
Bobbitt. Ella johnson. Lola Maude
Smith. Lillian Rauknight. Dora May
Gritty, Mrs. John Hester. Mrs. T. VI
Moore OF Ocala. Mrs. o. l.. Feaster
and Messrs Gus Bobbitt OF Gaines
Vile. Leon Thrasher. Vernon Chitty
Buist Chitty, Orion Feaster. Tom
Carleton. Eugene Rivers. Oscar Mott
D. l.. Feastcr
Personal Mention.
Mrs. s. G. Gay has been very sick
but Is now improving
Holly Barnett Is here on a visit &c
his mother.
Miss Essie Smith has gone &c
Archer, where she has accepted q
position with c. W. Bauknight.
Miss Edith Merry IL on visit
to her parents from Atlanta. where
she has been for about three years.
Miss Lola Maude Smith and Miss
Sherrod OF Tacoma were in town to
day.
We hear that w. s. Turner has
bought an interest In the meat mar
ket here. 1t was formerly owned by
W. l.. Simonton.
W. r. Smith has moved to the
CSoversettle house. now owned b!
Herbert H. Harrell. 1t will be remem
bered he bought this place from Mrs
Cloversettle q few months ago. and
that Mrs. Cioversettle moved te
Tampa. We understand that she hal
lost her household goods by IRE since
going there. We are sorry to heal
Of her misfortune.
! A. r. Gunter has bought Waterman
Johnsou's interest In the livery stable
Mrs. J. A. Edwards has returned
home from a visit to her daughter ir
Tallahassee end other points.