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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09
Avoid Round Shoulders.

Are you letting yourself sag a BIZ
at the shoulders? Don't. II you want
to keep either young or well. There /,
nothing so fatally easy as TO grow
round-shouldered Keep sharI
watch on yourself to prevent It. Each
morning stand up against the jami
OF a door and see II you have begun
TO sag. Also walk around your room
each day with piece OF broomstick
or short umbrella under your arm and
brought across the back. This keeps
the chest up and head well poised
Deep-breathing exercises. whenever
YOU think OF them. will help ward %
hose roand shoulders. also making :
practice to work with the chest up
THU Lass Is the sin lest OF all pre-
yentiyes for II IL Is xlSays pIaetiesi
the rasf gul follow
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the cushions Of the easy, comfortable
leather chair and drank In the clean
air In great deep draughts. with a
sense Of renewing vigor. both bodily
and spiritual. The water helped. too:
she dabbled the tip OF a ridiculously
small handkerchief IA II and bathed
her throbblng temples. The while.
Anisty stood over her. waiting with
discrimination II with scant patience.
What was TO come she neither knew
nor greatly cared: but. with an in.
stinctlSe desire 10 postpone the newt.
able moment OF trial. she simulated
deadly languor FOR some moments aft.
er becoming conscious OF her position:
and lay passive. long lashes all but
touching her cheeks-in which now a
faint color was growing-gaze wander
ing at random ont over n dreary will.
derness OF fiat rectangular roofs. Hvid
In the moonlight. broken by long,
straight clefts OF darkness in whose
depths lights CLEANED family. Far In
the south the sky came down purple
and black 20 the horizon. where a sill
yer spark giittered Ike a low-huns
star-the torch OF Liberty.
Il think" Anlsty's clearcut tones
incisive as n razor edge. crossed the
listless trend OF her thoughts. Il think
we will now get down to business. my
LADY,"
She lifted her lashes. meeting his
masterful stare with look OF calm IN
Quiry. "Well2"
so you're better now? Possibly II
was a mistake 10 give you that rest
my lady Still. when ones a gentle
man-cracksman-l" He chuckled un
pleasantly. not troubling TO finish his
sentence.
"Well?" he Knocked. seating himself
easily upon an adjacent table. We're
here at last. where wen suffer no In
terruptions TO our little council OF war
Beyond the Waterman. there's prob
ably not another soul In the building
and from that window there II Is a
straight drop OF "a stories 20 Broad
way, while I'm between you and the
door. SO you may be resigned to stay
here until get ready to let you go
II you scream for help. no one will
hear you"
VERY we'll" she assented mechanic
ally, turning her head away with q
SILVER OF disgust. What is 1t you
want?'
THE jewels" he said. bluntly. "You
might have guessed that"
Il did"
"And have saved yourself and me
considerable trouble by speaking ten
minutes ago"
"Yes," she agreed. abstractedly.
Nov" he continued. with hint Of
anger in his voice. 'you are going &c
tell"
She shook her head slightly.
"Oh. but you are, my lady" And
hts tone rasped. quickened with the
latent brutality OF the natural Grim
inai. "And 1 know that you'll not force
me 10 extreme measures. II wouldn'i
be pleasant for you, you know; and
1 promise you | shall stop at nothing
whatever 10 make you speak"
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behlEd her the door closed softly;
there followed a thud as a bolt
shot An instant later Anisty
lshl her by the arm aud. roughly
and without wasting speech, hur-
her into the next room. Then.
Easing her ho turned up the lights
passing TO the windows. threw
OF three Of them wide; for the
n tse room was stale and llfelcss.
ana now, said the criminal In a
sd satisfaction. now we can talk
slness, my dear"
he removed his oyercoat and hat
wing uhem over the back OF con-
N'ht chair drew his fingers
u.h'nilly across his chin, and.
lalag at a little distance, regarded
sil with shadow OF saturnine
So''enins the hard line OF his
sue stood where he had left her, as
'OI''oh was no longer hers. Her
~ nung slack at her sides aud she
wa ing a tribe, her face vacant.
: plank, very near the breaking.
w point.
w man was not without percep-
s,, ana recognized her state-one
J, D Sll he felt assured. he could get
,s. n,ue out Of her. She must be
DsS 'uened and revived before she
,sol, " could respond to the direct
,r 'ah ne had In store for her. In
rosss s interest therefore, more than
|, sSa any Yielding to motives Of
,bsI -u compassion. he plotted her 10
gs,. y window and brought her
\, I. ,, clear cold water from the
rls - o' 'ne adjoining room.
b. Nqd' fresh breeze blowing I'm
4 a. proved wonderfully invisorat.
VT ner head sink back upon
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answered yet. Gimme time. There
they are. Go ahead"
Hello, hellol"
"Pwhat is ut?"
Her heart sank; o'Hagan's voice
meant that Maitland was out.
"oHagan--ls that you? Tell Mr..
Maitland"
Hes GAVIN out for the noight an"
Tell him. please"
But he's out. Ring up In the
marnln'."
But can't you take this message
for him? Please"
The door was suddenly jerked open
and Anlsty leaped into the room. face
white with passion. Terrified, the
girl sprang from the desk. carrying the
instrument with her. placing the re
yolylng chair between her and her
enemy. -
The brass bowl. please-tell him
that" she cried clearly into the re
celver.
And Anisty was upon her. striking
the telephone from her grasp VITA
one swift blow and SELLING her savage.
ly by the wrist. As the instrument
clattered and pounded on the floor she
was sent reeling and staggering half
way across the room.
As she brought up against the fiat
topped desk. catching Its edge AMI
saving herself q fall, the burglar
caught up the telephone.
who is that" he shouted. impers
lively. into the transmlttsr.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Work has begun on the survey Of the
inland water route from Fernandina 10
Key West, the Job being IN charge Of
Mr. B. g. Waters, one Of the govern
ment engineers stationed at Jackson
vile.
The Florida Anti-SaloOn League Is
organizing for the fight for State wide
prohibition. Central committees are
now being appointed for each county in
the State, and later district committees
will be appointed for each voting pre-
einct.
Hon T. b. King, Of Arcadia, had the
misfortune 70 meet with q painful acci-
dent near that town last week. He was
cranking his touring car when the ham
die slipped out OF his hand and few
around with much force, striking his
right arm and breaking one Of the
bones.
According TO figures furnished The
Florida Fruit and Produce News by the
transportation companies, the total
number Of boxes Of citrus fruit shipped
from the State up TO June 1, 1909, was
slightly In excess Of 5000 600 boxes
The crop Of the coming season will
doubtless be considerably larger than
that Of last season.
All South Florida viii rejoice with
the citizens Of Miami over the good re.
suit OF their protest against the reno
val Of the sub.tropical laboratory and
gardens from that city. The national
government will transfer the mainten-
ance Of that valuable horticultural expe-
riment station into the hands Of the
citizens Of Miami until such time as the
State Of Florida Is ready to take Il up.
This insures that the experiments that
have been going on for several years
viii not have 70 come % an abrupt end.
The station has been Of great useful
ness % the horticulturists Of South
Florida and promises 70 be Of even
greater benefit to them In the future.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

TTNDER AND RY VIRTUE or "A DECREE
a. ID f0l hF TIE CrruIt Court 81 che second Ju-
dieial Circuit 81 Elllda in 1nd for the cuunfV q
lem. in Chnnc1G 1illInl. IL certain cause pend
niaihant ana Robert huatIn and Lettie Austin are
uefenilanfs. ] win aei az public outcry % the
hirlhori h.d3dr for caah before the county court
h5urt door IN tho city u Iailahaasot. "a naid
county 81 Leon. balufeen TIA hours Of n O'Clock
q M and 1'ciuck y. ~. on the eth dny Of Sep
tenhcr. "a ID laoo IN that certain pioco o. parcel
nf lard situated. hing and beng in said county,
The middle oue-lhira az 81 lof uuli.alred seven.
g. Of BannerInan'a Survey ul Damons land, as
shown b. the map thereof. recorded In Deed Book
~ page 90. 81 tha Public Records IN the once
Of the Clerk q TIA Circuit Court in and Tor TIE
said county.
Plrchaser 10 pay for deeds
ALEXANDER IN WILLIAMS,
2i-5w Special Master In Chancery.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
NOues Cor BIDS fOr suppIyina Beef.

Until TUESDAY. AUGUST TENTH, 1909.
- AZ 10 o'clock a. ~, the Board Of Commission
era OF State Institutions Of the State o. Florida
ishing fresh beef for the Florida Hospital Tor the
Of two years. beginning September 1, 1903,
All bidH must be sealed and addressed 70 the
Board Of Commissioners Of State Institutions
Tallahassee, Fla, and marked Bids for supply
ing Freah Beef"
The three following propositions win be eOnsid-
cred
Q) Bids 20 furnish. az near a. may be. the
following weights of beef on each OF the days Of
the week, as below mentioned Monday. 100
pounds Wednesday. 100 pounds; Friday. 1000
pounds. Said beef 20 be butchered near the Hos
pital and delivered fresh.
% Bids 10 furniah In car load lots az River
Junction, Florida. freight prepaid fat beef cattle
sufficient 20 produce the above stated amounts Of
beef there 90 BE- received BY the Hospital and
butchered by its employees.
81 Bids 20 furnish the amount Of fresh beef
specified under proposition ~. but delivered az
River Junction. freight prepaid ia minimum car
load lots, In perry ICED Refrigerator cars. Bid.
ders 20 specify whether Western beef. or Southern
cattle butchered IN or near the State Of Florida
In making contract. the Board win reserve the
right 70 vary the above stated quantities rs per
cent either way bond 81 $4,000 viii b re-
Quired Of the successful bidder. conditioned for
the faithful performance Of his contract. Zach
bid must BE- accompanied By q certified check for
$4,000 a. an evidence Of good faith.
g. T, WHITFIELD.
22-Sw Secretary Of the Board,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Until 10 O'Clock e. M. wednesday, Septem.
- Der ga 1903 che Board Of Commissioners Of
State Institutions win receive bids NJ the Gover-
Or'a Office Tallahassee, Fla, for the contract OF
contracts 30 DO the public printing Of the State Of
Florida for two years beginning October i. 1903
and the contract o. contracts win be awarded as
soon as practicable thereafter.
There win b. three clauses Of printing: M
Printing for Administrative Departments; l2l
printing.
The successful bidder must give contract and
bond for the faithful performance Of the work
and stipulating that a Of e shall be done In tho
State % Florida
Specifications and Fun Information relative 70
the bidding may b. bad upon application 30 the
Secretary Of TIE Board. at 1elahaaaee, Fla
G. r. Whitfield
2t-5w Secretary Of Board.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit Leon County, Florida. la
Chaneery.
George w. Saxon. Complainant, w. Amanda VII
iiams. ~ Administrators % the Estate 81 Eph-
RAM Wllllama Deceased, Amanda Willama.
Henry Williams, Thomas Williams. LzEio Doug
lana Henry DOuglaaa. Winuie Han. Elijah Hall
and Olive Williams. Dofendanta
1T APPEARING By AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
the above stated Gauss that Thomas Williams.
defendant therein. n 4 resident Of hacelenny, Of
the county q Baker and State % FLORIDA. and that
ths uaid defendant has bosn ahaent from he anid
plnce Of rusidonce. and outside the State % Fior
idn, for more than slxty days next preceding the
application for this order Of Dublicatioa, Sled In
the above cause and that the said defendant Is
over the age of twanty-one year,, and that the
said defendant Il AZ present residing within ths
United States. q more particuiar Residences being
10 the aillant unknown; 4 y thgnsfers ordered
that the aaid defendant b. and y hereby required
10 appear % tha bill 81 complEint fied IN the sid
cause. On Monday. The sixth day Of 6oDtombsF. a.
ID, 1893 Otherwise the aliegations q the naid bil
VIII b. taken o. coufe.sad b. said defendant.
II u further ordered that this order b publghed
once . week for four consecutive weeks IN The
Weekly True DonocI1t" = Newspaper publiahod
Tllis g05h day q JulY. A. n. 1904,
CLERK clreuli os1Tt tsoa county. Ia.
1tisStsHsssur I. FrLxrl.
EbW Clerk e said Court.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Notice d hereby given 90 an credit
orr, legntoea and distributes Of the es-
tate Of Mrs.. Annie Papy Wilson, de-
ceased, late Of Leon county. Fla, and
30 ail persons having claims o. demands
aRniast said estate, 10 present same ae-
e1r.IinV 10 law. within fwo VcnFs from
thls data. the Ctr day az July, 100,
otherWiss Ell such claims o. demands
win b forever barred.
3. w WuH0H,
Aanini1trato b lloto q ME1.
Annle P1ry Wl|,on 1m
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

In the Circuit Court Of the Second Ju-
dicial Circuit Of Florida for Leon
County-In Chancery.
George Sherman, Complainant W. Fioroncs
sherman, Defendant
TT HAVING BEEN MADE 10 APPEAR BY
the affidavit Of the complainant that the resi-
dencs of the defendant Florence sherman. Il
not IN florida. but when last heard Of vas 81
Bainbridge In the State Of Georgia and IN the
United Statea that there a no person the service
Of a subpoena upon whom would bind the said
defendant. and that the said defendant - over
the age Of tWentF-one years.
Il q therefore ordered that the said defendant
FlO1snee Sherman. - and she 4 hereby required
70 appear 70 the aaid bil Of complaint on Monday.
the 9th day Of September, A. ID. 1903. and that
this order BE- publiahed once q week for four sue
ceasivo weeks IN The Weekly True Democrat. q
neWBpapor publiahed IN the State Of Florida and
IN the said county Of Leon.
In witness whereof. l. H. T. Fslksl Clerk of
the Circuit Court aforesaid. have hersunto set my
hand and the zeal Of said court this l7th DAY Of
July. 1903.
lsRAL.l H. +. FELKEI.
Clerk Circuit Court
Attost--H. 7. FEIKEI,
42-tW Clerk Of aaid Court.
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Chaires. August 8--A c0mpany 81
Mary W0OdberIy and Alice p8tteao
and Messr8. GWynu Patterson and
lot CrOmartie, attended che entertain
ment at LLOYD last Tuesday avaninr
given BY the base ball club. They re-
ported a very pleasant evening spent
Mr.. Elton Patterson returned homo
Friday from q reeuperating visit -
Panacea much improved
Miss White returned 20 her home Ga
Cairo, Ga, Sunday, after 3 visit 81
Win Powell, near the village.
Rev. Th0s. Williams left Saturday For
CentreYille. He began series Of meet
ings at old Pisgah Sunday. and Is ahlv
assisted by Rev. j. y. Woodward &c
Tallahassee, and Rev Richard Bradley.
Of Georgia, we believe.
Miss Willis. Of Madison, arrived SAT-
urday and left that day 20 be the guest
She will greatly aid IN the meeting with
her sweet voice.
Miss Bessie Temple, Of the Capital.
Is also present with them this week.
Chaires, too, was quite well repre-
oeuNeN ~ AlahNN o4u4Ays 4AHNaL.a
Louis and Elton Patterson, Marion
Chaires and Harmon Smith enjoyed TIE
social and religious features Of the day
with them, lunch being served On ne
ground.
Mrs. Rosa Chaires left FOR Der homs
in Yaidosta, Ca, Sunday, after two
weeks spent with her parents. Dir. and
Mrs. s. p. Chaires.
Mr.. CASTOR Afford, Of Lloyd, spent
Sunday p. m, In this village. ~.
Gwynn Patterson spent that afterOcn
at Lloyd, and Mr. CrOmRrtie went to-
well, where be usually does, We cup
pose, for he didn't get back till Non
day.
Miss Ala Howard, Of Madison county.
stopped over en- route elsewhere Friday
and remained with her friend. Mrs q.
+ Cheirss. 1T Wood Lawn farm till
Saturday.
Mrs. strickland has returned home
after three months spent with het
daughter, Mrs. Noble, IN Tampa
tp,fs Is possibility Of her deciding %
reside permanently In that husthng city,
for che says ChaiFes looks dead sure
enough 20 her now.
Mrs ThOs, Williams and children pro.
long their visit to Georgia ell more az
the heated season Is over.
DR.. Stukes was IN Chaires last night
walking much better after injuries ID
sustained on the night Of July 9th,
Our young people found him on the read
two miles from home, his horse having
freed himself from the buggy BY kicks
ing, leaving the Dr. badly bruised up
IL seems that necessity compelled 10
DR.. 20 drive this wild animal which had
run with him q long time ago. and which
he said he would not drive again. ke
means Il now, for the Consequences
might have been fatal had the horse nol
freed himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Upchureh and
family intend 20 leave this week %
spend q portion Of the remaining hot
season with relatives In North Carolina.
We are sorry many things preYentus
from accepting q pressing invitation %
visit with them there also, but we viii
try 20 possess our souls IN patience till
next summer when q trip 10 the na0uR-
tains Il promised us. But we know nos
what the Intervening days may bring
@~-@.~c>sos~~~s~~~~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
legal Advertisements.
Notice.

Notice b hereby given that the un-
tefsigned win, on the 18th day Of Au-
gust, "A. y. 1909, apply 70 the Honor
able John W. Malone, Judge Of Circuit
Court Cor the Second judicial Circuit Of
the State Of Florida, for q charter M
cooperating the Elks' Club Of Tallanas-
zee, Florida. and q copy Of which pro-
pOsed charter is annexed hereto.
JOHN Z. PERKINS,
] STUART LEWIS,
G. B. GWYNN,
g. Z. LEWIS,
JOS. A. EDMONDsON.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Governor Gilchrist left Sunday 60
spend q months vacation In the North
West-Seattle and Spokane.
Hon. w. N. Holloway has roturned
from q month spent Ia Denver and Alas
ka, and IL now busiiy engaged IN making
ready for examinations next week 81
teachers IN State, primary and SPECIAL
school work.
The friends Of Or. Thos. N. Evans
will be sorry 10 learn that be has discoa-
tinued his practice Of dentistry Ia Tel|a-
hassee on account Of IN health. After
spending q few months IN Battle Greek,
Mich, be will 60 b Colorado for the
winter. He will practice again IN Gal
weston, Texas, next spring, where 81
who know him are confident that he
will be successful.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
NotIce Do FInal Dl.eharko.

OK MONTHS after date. a. administratrix Of
- the estate Of Andrew d. Manning, deceased. |
will present 70 the county Judge Of Leon county
Florida. my final account and vouchers. and then
ask for 4 final discharge from the administration
Of said estate. MRS. MATTE r. MAsshuNo,
Administrative.
April H. 1909 som
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
NOTICE.



NOTICE a hereby given that IN seoordancs
~ with Bection az Chapter 65e6 LaWn 81 the
State 81 Ii1rida. the Board 81 County Commis-
n,guars 81 Len county, Fioridas viii meet with
la cGuuty assessor ~ taNca 81 aaid county 81 the
1e 81 the clerk 81 The circuit court at the cUuu-
~ court house. IN the city 81 Tallahassee Fiori-
a. o. Monday. theaecond DIV % August. "A. d.
IE0N ITO o'clock a, m, and remain ia session na
nnf ttoFcatlcr 81 - necessary, toF ahe purpose q
In1Iln9 eolnpiaints and rccolvinR testimony a. %
lH YaIna q any Property, real o. personal nNod
ID 10 nnM county ansrE1of 81 taNoa. and 81 Der.
laTIinG. ruvIluirg 1nd cQualiEinR TIE assessment
rr|l u Eald coanty Tor tha year a. ID leoo.
IA tax roi fertile ygcr 1903 vs. not coupleie
sd luafy To- the Board g their mpelinE which
va holdeu on tie afst ruesdny o. July. hence
~ lognl po.iponsmenti 10 Ne puh.iesli9l q TIE
1I1ro notice ,. ". COLLINS.
q iInan po.rd County CoInmiaaiossnI. Leon
C1unlr, EioTida
81 "A EELkEL
i.--fissrY 4. Fslisi Clsrk Bard County
lioneFl, Lie1a cgantT, Eiorida
4.I lelas - @a-st
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
NotIra Eor FLnaI DLaeharae.

OK months after date ss admiuistratrx Of the
- estate Of Miss Fannie Green. deceased, viii
present 20 the county Judge o. leon county,
Florida. my nnal nccount and vOuchera- ana
then AJAX for n final discharge from the admins
traitor Of said estate. NARY +. PlCHARD.
Administrative
July6 1908. 20-6m0s
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

oNfHs AFrER DATg. As Apnuln
0I a ~ oEtat4 ~ EdUnFt 81. Ahot. e.
$50 preeset - ~ Counlg Jasge 81 Len
~, SI..S an 80 - Ss ssa.. ..e
6aAnp =. AEEoaQ "a.
tlGN zen
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

ARTIcLEs or ASSOCIATION or THE
ELKs' CLUB or TALLAHASSEE, PLOR-
IDA.
Articles Of association entered into
on this 22d day Of July, A. ID. 1903, by
and between George =. Lewis, John =.
Perkins, j. Stuart Lewis, Clifton B.
Gwynn and Joseph A. EdmOndsou, and
their associates, who hereby associate
Themselves together as q body polite
under the laws Of the State of Florida,
IN such cases made and provided, and
; do adopt the following as their pro-
posed charter, tO-wit
Frst.-The name Of the corporation
shall be the Elks' Club It's place of
bpYlpess shall be IN the City Of ITALIA
hatsee, County Of Leon. and the State
Of Florida and its location ia the Elks'
Club Rooms in saId city, wherever the
same may be.
Second. The general nature of the OBJ
1ect OF the corporation is % provide a re-
sort for its members and under the influ-
ence of the personal association of the
Elks, TO strive for the mutual benefit
and welfare of the members of the as
sOciation, 70 promote charity and furn-
ish literary, scientific and other amuse-
ments for its members for their in
structiOn and entertainment.
Third.--All persons who are now
members IN good standing Of the ITALIA
hassee Lodge No 937, Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Elks, and who shall
hereafter become members Of the said
Lodge, shall be and are hereby declared
to be members of this corporation 30
long as they shall continue to be mem
bers in good standing of said Lodge.
Fourth. This corporation shall exist
for the term Of nine hundred and ninety
nine 1897 years.
Fifth. The names and residences Of !
the subscribers are as follows, to-wit
George ~ Lewis, John =. Perkins, j. !
Stuart Lewis, Clifton B, Gwynn and
Joseph A. EdmondsOn, all OF whom re-
side IN the City of Tallahassee, Florida.
Sixth. - The affairs of the corporation
are 70 be managed by President,
Vice President, Secretary and Treas
utef, and a Board Of five 90 Directors, |
and by such other officers as the corpo- |
ration may hereafter see nc TO name or
designate the annual election Of all
officers shall be held on the second |
Wednesday Of December Of each and |
every year. An officers herein named |
shall be elected by the members Of the
corporation.
Seventh. The names Of the officers
who are TO manage all the affairs Of |
this corporation until the first election
under the charter shall be 90 follows |
George y. Lewis, as President Clifton |
i. GWynn, as Vice President; John r. |
RNkkins, as Secretary, and ]. Stuart
Lewis, aa Treasurer, and the following |
Board Of Directors George e. Lewis, |
John e. Perkins, J.. Stuart Lewis. Cliff |
ton B. Gwynn and Joseph A. Edmond
con.
Eighth. The bylaws Of this corpo-
ration are 10 be made, altered, or re-
scinded by the members thereof.
Ninth. The highest amount Of In
deDtedness or liability 10 which the cor
poEetion may 1t any time subject itself
shall be twenty-five thousand dollars
(915, 000.00.)
Tenth. The amount Ia value of real
estate which the corporation may hold |
subject 10 the approval Of the Circuit |
Judge shall be fifty thousand dollars
JOHN Z. PERKINS,
]. STUART LEWIS,
G. b. GWYNN,
g. Il. LEWIS,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Plant any time from LIST September
10 December Cot to- hay last March
90 18th April. The analysis shows pro-
tein, 6.G9 starch and sugar, 62.0A
Price, 40 cents per pound for lees than
100 pounds centa per pound for 100
pounds and over; 90 pounde required e.
1qW "a acre Wn R0BEEIB
IoII1E104 HIa
1-tf hR p. No