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Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
MARCH 81, 1908.
EDITORIAL ON ADVERTISING

Young men Of energy may prof
itably consider the possibility OF
making themselves useful and
prosperous by going into adver'
tising.
The field is a great one, con-
stantly increasing in opportunity
Advertising is to industry what
the electric light bulb IS to the
steam engine and the dynamo in
the electric light power house.
The steam engine and the dynamo
do the work, but you know wha,
they do only by the light as shown
in the electric bulb.
The factories in America do
wonderful work, but the people
know of it only as they see results
stated and energy displayed in the
electric light of advertising,
Advertising is part of the most
important work in the world. Tha,
work today Is distribution.
You know that mans labor,
broadly speaking, consists of pro
duction or manufacture and dis.
tribution. Production without DIS
tribution would be valueless. Ad-
vertising, with its distributing
power, does for industry what the
clouds and sunshine, drawing up
the water, do for the earth in scat
tering the oceans great waters.
There is plenty of water in the
oceans, seas and lakes, and yet we
have arid deserts, through lack of
distribution. Until the suns pow
er raises up the water, until the
wind blows the clouds and that
water falls on the fields that need
il, the water in the oceans is use
less to the earth.
II is the distribution of water
over the earth that makes the
earth fertile and makes the oceans
useful. And the greatest work our
Government is doing now is the
wonderful work Of irrigation or
water distribution in the West.
In industry, advertising is the
great distributor, doing the work
of sun, clouds, wind and rain.
Advertising is the short road TO
success. In the old days man
had his little Shop, and he put tfc
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
Documents Filed for Record

Following is list of the docu
ments filed for record at the coun,
ty seat and compiled by Abstrac'
tor Fred Dysart:
J T Cleaveland and James Dun
seath file proof of Dor on 6 claims
in Copper Mt dist.
r N Campbell to Sanchez &
Teller, deed, $40; As of l claim in
Copper Mt dist.
Isaac Campbell to Leonardo
Sanchez, deed, S673; lilo of 2
claims in Copper Mt dist.
James V Parks to Jack McAlis.
ter, release Of mtg, $3.50; on 100
cattle and increase.
David Lloyd files proof of labor
on 4 claims in Greenlee dist.
J P Ruemenapp to G c Sellers,
bill of sales $1,000; bldg No 375 in
Morenci, with furniture.
Aurelio Villegas to g G Sellers
and L p Tale, bill of sale, 500;
dwelg on A A Co ground, Morenci.
Joaquin Setien and N Canales to
A Norwich, deed, S400; dwelg No
3l5 in Morenci, with furniture.
p Gonzales to w } Grant and G
H Farnsworth, deed, 1925; house
No IS in MetcaIf.
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co TO
I'll Moder and wife release Of mtg;
S700; on 90 feet front in n Clifton.
United State to Aldo A Alfred,
patent, lots 3, u, 7, 8 and 10 Of sec
/, tp 7 S, + 25 e; 1000 acres.
Joseph G Alfred and wife to e
$ KImOall aud r A Shlpp, deed,
$500; l55 acres in / 2 of sec |
tip 7 8, rs east.
Joseph Mozes to Earl J wilkins,
deed, 500; 81 II acres in Sc | 4,
sec 80. tip s 5, + 80 east.
ID w Wickersham, } n Porter,
| E Solomon, Geo A Olney, J J
Birdno, Ph FreudenIhal, q c Prlna,
Cnas f Solomon, I'll J Dowdlc,
Maury GrIder, W II Ijams, 2 z
Greer, } N aud J G Robinson and
Il W Clayton incorporate The
Bank of Stafford, capital stock,
$4,000.
John Evans aud wife to Emma
Sands, deed, Slu0; lot 7 in blk 4,
Duncan.
Danlel aud Jose Ybarra 10 W G
Ora wf,rd, bill Of sale, $500; house
No b l80 on Tank Hill, Morenci,
Reece r Webster, ct al, file
amended location of 5 claims in
Copper Mt dist, o..
A f Tunsteller Of Solomonville,
files proof of labor on 8 claims IN
Montczuma dist.
J Il Cluff appropriates the water
OF spring near Black Rock.
james Il Branch, ct al, locate |
clarm in Jackson dist.
H c Day to A e Hobbs and wife
release Of mtg, $1,000; on sundr y
lots in bike 4, 6 and 7, Duncan.
w S Humphrey, single, to G Il
Goodrich, lease, $50; per mo; dweig
on lot l, blk 10, Hlll's new add,
TOR B years.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27

shop where many people would
pass and see his wares. We have
more crowded streets today, better
shops. But the location of the
shop is relatively unimportant
The number of people that pass by
is nothing.
A business man of enterprise
who understands advertising can
talk every day to millions upon
millions of people, to enormous
crowds thav could not possibly &c
through any street in any city
And he can draw to his particular
stores those to whom he has the
intelligence to appeal, Los Ange
les Examiner.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
The Southern Pacific Ry.

graphy established and operated by the Southern
Pacific opened Los Angeles about October lst
providing telegraph its service Ap
pauts will be admitted upon the understanding that they will
positions the Company employ which will be assured all
who satisfactorily complete the of instruction Salaries paid
operators s65 according
the the The profession, pursued
dustriouy ably affords excellent
bic and remunerave positions In railroad service
The study will comprise all of the study
egraphic education. 1t will in addition include study
the sale tickets order equip students
which, less
duties and also qualify them tor future
the position of station agent
the will be tho by all students
the Compauys which will materially aid in acquiring
a practical knowledge of the art
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27

Never judge a mans brain by
vhe nufsv he mVkes.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
McKinIey's
Dying Prayer

"In the afternoon of his last day
on earth the President began to
realize that his life was slipping
away aud that the efforts OF science
could not save him He asked for
DR.. Rixey to bring the surgeons
in. One by one the surgeons en-
tered and approached the bedside.
When they were gathered about
him the President opened his eyes
and said:
"'It is useless, gentlemen.
think we ought to have prayer
"The dying man crossed his
hands on his breast and half closed
his eyes. There was beautiful
smile on his countenance. The
surgeons bowed their heads. Tears
strealned from the eyes Of the
white-clad nurses on either side OF
the bed. The yellow radiance of
the sun shone softly in the room,
"'Our Father which art in heav-
en- said the President, in clear,
steady voice.
"fhe lips of the surgeons moved.
'Hallowed be thy name. Thy
kingdom come. Thy will be
DONE
"The sobblng of Il nurse dis
turbed the still air. The Presi-
dent opened his eyes and closed
them again.
"'Thy will be done on earth as
it is in heaven
"a long sigh. The sands of life
were running swiftly. The sun
light died out, and ra,ndrops
dashed against the windows.
".Give us this day our daily
bread; and forgive US our debts as
we forgive our debtors; and lead
us not into temptation, but deliver
us from evil
"Another silence. The surgeons
looked at the dying face and the
friendly lips.
"'For thine is the kingdom, the
power, and the glory, forever,
Amen
Amen, whispered the sur
geons James Creelman IN "On
the Great Highway.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27

President Roosevelt has deter
mined on a legislative program
which he will urge upon Congress
by special message. 1t includes
a declaration in favor Of tariff re.
form; an amendment to the anti
trust law so as to make important
concessions to both labor and cap
ital; limiting the powers of certain
courts to use of injunction disputes;
the passage of the employees liza
bility bill, and the Aldrich fnan.
cial bill.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE

A well known Manitoba editor
writes: GAS an inside worker |
find Cham berlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets invaluable for the
touches of biliousness natural to
sedentary life, their action being
gentle and effective, clearing the
digestive tract and the head"
Price 25 cents. Samples free. For
sale by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
RATES OF LEGAL ADVERTISING

The following scale OF prices has been
adopted by the GUARDIAN on legal advertising
patent mining notices, per inch uoin'
sertions)
Articles of Incor poration t6insertions)
per inch. ,........ w
Notice to creditors and similar notices
from the Probate Court, per notice ..".'''T oV
Land Proofs. .....'.'''''''.''' ''''iV w w
Notice of Forfeiture ....."....'.'''''''''lo w
Contest Notice. .''''''''''''''Ao w
All other legal advertising, per inch,
sac b insertion.,.... .........''.''.''''i''V
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
RATES OF TUITION.

who lost their lives the companys service
employees of the $3.50
will
n companys employ year
Applicants be equipped with school education
mus ysicalIy be Is and
desiring admtauce wishing further information
uTpy Il Mr. A. II TenAr Prsncfst3
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
arizona to Have
A Rhodes Scholar

At the last examination for
qualifying for the appointment to
a Cecil Rhodes Scholarship in Ok
ford University, England, held at
the University Of Arizona, January
Fl and %, 1908, two students en-
tered for Arizona, Clarence A.
Spaulding, resident of Phoenix,
who received his education at Oc.
cidental College, California, and
Samuel j. Orr, who took an under
graduate course at the University
Of Colorado and has been student
in the University of Arizona since
last September. The report re-
port recently received from the
Secretary of the Oxford Delegacy
of Local Examinations states that
both Of these men satisfied the ex-
aminers, and are therefore eligible
for appointment. These scholar
ships pay approximately $500 per
year and may be held for three
years on the original appointment.
While Arizona has pever had u
Rhodes Scholar, the students have
taken the examinations twice, the
arrangements Of the Rhodes Schol-
arship Trustees are such that only
one Of the two scholarships TO
which each State and Territory is
entitled, may be filled in any one
year. 1t will therefore devolve
upon the Arizona Committee o,
Selection to choose between the
two candidates, and this will bo
done at an early date. This com
mlttee consists of President X. g..
Babcock of the University OF Ari
zona, ond Professor 5. c. Newsom,
head of the depariWout of English,
and Professor f. ! Guild, head OF
the department 81 G,emIstry, of
the same nstitu a No other ap-
pointment can b ate until 1910
The opportuuii for study at
the famous Engis University and
for travel on the atinent during
the long vacation fered by these
scholarships, are 81 line, that the
successful candidate will be espec.
tally fortunate.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27

We are reliably informed that
the Democrats of the east end OF
county will present the name OF
Jud Webster to the Dem mocratic
convention as candidate for
supervisor. Probably no better
man for this position could be
elected than Mr.. Webster. He has
made grand success of his own
business, Is thoroughly acquainted
with conditions in all portions of
the county and their needs, and
would be able to handle the bust.
ness and finances Of the county in
way that would be economical
and business like and would prove
satisfactory to all the people. Be
sides this he is an active Demo-
crat and deserves recognition at
the hands of his party.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27

The Department of Agriculture
reports there we're 297, ,725 more
horses tha0 mules IN the country
in 1907 than there were in 1906.
Most of the surplus stock is en-
ployed in pulling automobiles out
of the snow banks and mud holes.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27

We note that George Ill. Kelly,
of Douglas, is mentioned as a dele
gate from Cochise county, to con.
stitute one of the six delegates
from Arizona to the National Dem
ocratic Convention at Denver IN
July next, and we hope he will be
selected. While The GUARDIAN
and George have had their little
differences over local matters in
the past, we must say that we ad-
mire the way he has always put in
his best licks for the National and
Territorial. Democracy. He is now
at the head of a strong syndicate
of Democratic papers capable OF
doing much good for the party,
and we certainly think George is
we'll entitled to the compliment.
Graham county and The GUARDIAN
cheerfully second his nomination.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS
DELEGATE TO coSeREss-
Mark A, Smith Tucson
sovKRsoR--
J.H. Kibbey Phoenix
SECRETARY OF TERRiroRy-
WI. Nichols Phoenix
AUDITOR
John H, Page Phoenix
rRRAsURKR--
E.E. Kirkland Phoenix
ATTORNEY GENERAL
+. S. Clark Phoenix
SCHOOL surERIsrENDEST-
R.N Long Phoenix
US. MARSHAL
Pen Daniels Tucson
u s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
J. l.. b. Alexander Phoenix
CAPTAIN OF RANGERS
Harry Wheeler.
sUPT. OF PENIrENTIARY-
Thos. $. Rynning Douglas.
COUNTY OFFICERS;
LReIsLATuRE-
J.F. Cleveland. Council Morenci
WV. Pace, Assembly Pima
J.R Hampton. Assembly Clifton
aoARp OF SUPERVISORS
Geo. A. Olney, Chairman Stafford
Baylor Shannon Clifton
Joe Terril Clifton
A. G, McAllister, Clerk. solomonville
sHERIFF--
A. A. Anderson Solomonyille
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Leon. stratton solomonville
PROBATE JUDGE
Theo shirley solomonville
AEooBDER-
Nit simms solomonvile
rREAsURER-
Ben R. Clark solomonville
CLERK DISTRICT COURT
W. r. Chambers solomonville
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
A. R. Lynch Stafford
AssLssoR-
John j. Birdno Stafford
SURVEYOR
J.w. wslch Thatcher
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

white WINGS with kmoky-colorcd
area visible towards The end u each
forewing when these are viewed az
they Ne folded Oh the back Of TIE IN.
sect These distinctive characters can
be- made Qua BY the use o. hand mas
niner. The red Archersonia and the
brown fungus ara known 10 thrive on
species A. bat viii also grow. 10 some
extent At least ON species y,
n there IL any doubt m regard 20
which species u present, send npecl.
mems 10 The Experiment station for
Identification. Il u important 10 know
which species h heinz dealt with. 10
order 70 knOw which tungnu 10 use
For more detailed information write
70 the Experiment Station ~ Gaines.
vile Tor BnIlctin -. and for PreeB
bulletins 30. So and a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

There is still time during septem-
Der In which 10 introduce fungus. The
earlier this Is done, the better. For
introducing fungus use the method OF
spraying the spores tgerms) OF the
fungus mixed in water against Ahe
under surfaces OF the whlteiiy.lnfegted
leaves. Several trees treated with the
red Aschersonla by this method at
DeLand on April 2l aud %. 1905. had
nearly half Of the whiteAy larvae on
them infected and dead by the mid.
die OF the following June. other
trees treated In the same way and
with the same fungus NJ New SMYRNA
on Nov. 20. 1907. showed similar re-
suits By the twenty.frst OF August Of
this year. other experiments have
not been equally successful In some
instances the causes u failure are noe
well understood; In others u was
doubtless due 20 the extreme drouih
There are. however. only one or two
instances in which the writer failed
10 get any growth Of fungus az al
when good fresh material was used
between the dates Of April 81 and
November 20.
When 20 Apply the Fungi--It IL AZ
those times when the larvae are young
tflrut second. and third stages and
abundant. that the fungus can be most
readily started. F0r some time past
Young larvae Of the nrai Second. and
third stages have been abundant 81
whl,eay.lnfcuted trees, and they SIS
continue 10 - more og less abundant
untii about the end a November, y
skoula tharef0re. ~ en- eaEg uatief
10 start = growth % funFua nov
Fungus can BE- iniruduced ~ any TINE
fram about Aprli uii N0vs@ber ~
esgt pcrhapa aariar . hriei ptrio8 %
Nay OF June. lust before 90 i'talaN
~ ihe serund tFore ~ Atul' Hniie
aies AZ nat rerloa 30 nauy pf ~
larvae would ~ "a ihe iuarh apf
snh stages mhen fheY anS*af - ~
l-urna a. infrrugn ~ fgnFne iea'
nisis rress mirtf ~ a'ialesf D.
cemhsr tannnry rehsuary Aaa MHfeh
are nee fssorabis for ~ ln'fpeuf' ~
~ fanwfs rrrtabfv hegaHas fee hf
,se ~ fhs whtsfg are fNen a'rn'a
Al ~ ne ssurth ~ sfrh ssares
premnslosu 20 ~ Tatsn--t v
err. uhieh s wsu Naigfes tn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
WITH KNIFE CATH
CART CUTS DANSBY
Trouble Occurred When The Men Met
At Wade Last Sunday.
Two Ms AAO asgN Ar OUrs

catehesrt, IL Is Alleged, Followed
Dansby and Kept sIashlna Him With
Dangerous Knlfe--Trial to Occur
Today at High Springs.
The little mining town OF Wade, Ia
the western part OF the county, was
the scene Of a, sericgs cutting affray
ON Sunday when two OF the leading
farmers Of that section met in one
OF the stores at that place.
The two men have hadan old grudge
against each other for years, and
meeting for the first time Sunday.
when IL is alleged. both were full OF
bad whiskey. made at each other
with their knives.
II Is reported that after cathcart had
gotten the best of his enemy. and who
was on the run. he was followed and
several more serious cuts added TO
the body OF Dansby
Dansby is in a very serious condi.
tion from the wounds sustained in
the battle aud fears are entertained
for his recovery. although the attend
ing physician. Dr. GetEen, thinks he
win be able 10 survive. provided blood
poison does not set In
Catchcart has been arrested and Is
now confined in the city JAIN at High
Springs awaiting his preliminary hear
ing before Judge NJ. A. Rexley at that
place today.
Both men are well known through.
out that country as being industrious
Woodworking farmers, with families
dependent upon them. aud the affair Is
deeply regretted by their numerous
friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

should be either OF a bright rcd or Q
bright lemon.yellow color according
as IL Il the red or the yollow spceief
which Il taken. Since much ~ the
summers growth OF fungus freqpeugiy
becomes wcathered or drops from the
trees before the following spring, q
IL believed 10 be best 20 ugs plenty
u Il now. and ~ II II stIil available
70 introduce more next spring. Rains
Immediately following lnirodnctlona of
fungus appear to be conducive towards
setting rood growth, bus a Il NOT
necessary 20 wait Tor rain when spray
Ing
Cut down the ehlnaberry. umhreila
tree. and other food plansa OF the
whiteny Csee Bulletin $50 and 20 stop
the lnfertatlon spread BY These.
Two Species u Whitley which Re.
quirc Different Fuugi-Thefacs that the
citrus whiteay q Fiorida represents
two disiinct and easily distinguished
species has only recently been establish
I'd BY the writer. This discovery IL
of Importance. since II appearn that
the yeTlow Aachersoula viIl NOT thrive
upon the species A. which haa smooth
and generally ighi.col0sed e9Ep, papa
cases which 40 not collapse when
empty. ana nduits wiih uBmarkna
whlfe wings Tho yslioa Ascher-snia
appears 70 thrive only upou tbs ofher
species n. ohich has roueh eggs. coz
erui wifh q microscopy nrtmgfh " siN.
sl4ed msshss mna Eeusraily eart orI
black The FupA esFes eailapsN Rhen
emstv. anG me s8Ess af lhe sif
,hr6nrh whieh fhs asuH stasrsra -
rcmes more ~ ieta fDiafa inwafd iain
,hs enatr cans Tbs adniie hata
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22
JOHN OIsLIKEs CHICKENS.

Fsndian Again "Rubs II TN on
,inessille's Former Mayor.
John Bartieson Is piping mad
Just because we told that story
,Aing him with carpet lacks.
Z he won't speak 70 us, we
iks him read what we have to
~ We are going to tell now why
tai Ire chicken.
n two years ago-before the
1g q lacks as an improyised
sloek-he was especially eau
removing his shoes and noise.
afen!ng the front door. lie was
NJ Splendid progress, but Just
closed the door behind him
'sietsn in Springfield began 10
isas then he heard his little
" mnocenly ask: Mama.
n all those chickens Growing
a And Il was then. too. that
hers iell'--not as the pea.
''o booked upon bis own feet
'al'e b heard that cruel. crush.
oh go on back to sleep
y only celebrating the home
q your iatheri"
"a, day to this. John has
more chicken. No. not even
Jacksonville Floridlan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

lanes. fully as bad as his
4 whom il was necessary for
~ owens to show that he
q. ,Ds Jesse he played, forfeit
4 bond Of $40 for disorderly con;
|.,sr cass, charged with lighting
rested by Policeman zetrouer,
- IS and costs or ten days
4 streets. He paid the fine.
4 wilson. crossing the dead line
1 DEPOT, and arrested by Police
|t.trouer. was given just $40 and
d twenty days on the streets.
H. very jealous in trying to tell
E,yOr how II happened, when the
4 smoke up and settled the mat.
|ih the mayor
h. Beasley, arrested by Police.
|oEsns, the man that wanted to
Priers quarters, plead guilty to
bare Of disorderly conduct, and
Eayor was lenient with him on
and costs.
Mi Dansey, charged with dis
conduct and arrested by Pc
H. zetrouer, was discharged, ow-
n insufficient evidence. Il de
N that the case was one for the
authorities. the mayor having
|rssilction, il having developed
b. charge was really larceny Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

on her body, the blood oozed out just
anywhere, and we had to wrap her IN silk
and carry her on pillow for ten weeks.
She was the most terrible sight l ever
saw, and for six months / looked for
her TO 70 TO her mama, hut thank God
and his agents, she IL alive and well
to-day and she will be three years Old
the seventh Of December and haS never
had a sign Of the dread trouble since.
used every known remedy TO allie
viate her suffering, for II was terrible
TO witness. DIR. c. gave her up
and then went 20 c. F. and got
DIR. B. and he and Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment saved her. He
recommended the Cuticura Remedies,
or said we were right in making use 81
them. As nearly as i can remember,
we used eight cakes Of CuticIira Soap
and three boxes Of Cuticura Ointment;
but You must take into consideration
that hers was an exceptional case, Tor
an old and good doctor said that it
was the worst case that had come % him
In forty years. l have always hinged on
Cuticura Soap TO keep her skin soft and
To give her pure complexion. james
j. Smith, Wood and Metal Pattern
Maker, Box 234, Buena Vista, Va, Oct.
IA and %, 1906"
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every huTnor Of Infants children ana Aa1ils
Cutcun Ointment lhOcl 60 Heal TIE sam ard
Cutcum Resolvent (5OC,l On the form % ghueoaie
coaIed as 2se pes wal 81 ool 20 ~ pgIg w ns,S
Corn, solo Props, Boston Mass.
eA-Niaied Froe' cusieurA hook on skin Dis'asnA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

p''s provoke profanity. but
scat cure them Doan's
e'fe' itching. bleeding or
p's' after years Of suffer.
lay iruS store.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22

A gun club has been organized az
Lakeland. The chief aim Of the club
win be 10 prevent the killins OF game
ont OF aeasOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-22


For Ave Presidential Electors.
N>-For Representative from the Sec
ond Congressional District OF Florida,
IN the slxty-flrst Congress Of the Uni-
For Governor 81 the state Of Flor
ida.
For Secretary Of state az Florida
For Attomey.ceneral Of che State OF
Florida.
For Comptroller o. the state Of
Florida.
For treasurer Of the state Of Flor.
ida.
For superintendent OF Public In
strnctlon az tie state az Florida.
For Commissioner OF Agriculture OF
the state OF Florida,
For two Justices ~ the supreme
Court OF the state OF Florida
For RailrOnd Commissioner OF the
State OF Florida,
For two Members OF the House OF
Representatives Of the State OF Flor
ida.
For County Judge.
FOR sheriff. tA
For Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
For County Assessor Of Taxes.
For Tax Collector.
For County superintendent OF Public
Instruction.
For County Treasurer,
For County surveyor,
For ave County Commissioners.
For three Members Of the County
Board OF Public Instruction,
For Justice az the Peace Ia and for
the following Justice Districts, via;
Nos. /. 4. q, 4. s, g.. n s, 3, 10, ~,
ls. rs, "a. rs. re, ~, rs, 10, go "a, -.
a3.
For Constable IN and for the follow
Ing Jpptice Districts. VIA; Nos 4 2,
|al. e.7,8 q, 10, n. ~ ~ "a, ~,
10, N, rs, TO- 20, 81, ~, ea.
IN Testimony Whereof. ! have here's
unto set my hand and nhlxed tho
Great Seal of the state ~ Florida. at
Tallahassee. the Capital, this the nret
day OF September A. ~ 1908
(seai.D II. CLAY CRAWFORD
Secretary Of State.
To L. W. FENNELi.. shorln Of
Alachua ccuntv