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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-07-17

Myers last night, mot only because
he is from our state, but because we
believe he is clearly entitled to the
honor. He has worked hard for the
order: he has labored on our judiciary
committee, he has framed some of
our laws, he has given his time to thu
interests of the order, and we believe
in him Our slogan is We Want
Brains and Not Money just say that,
will your
Towns on the Map.
The Iowa state badge is one of the
most artistic of the scores of beauti-
full designs to be seen among the re-
union crowds. The overbar Is large
ear of corn, with the upper part freed
Of the husk, showing the grain, and
Iowa" written across in broad raised
letters. Below hangs the dial in
white enamel with a golden frame,
Los Angeles, 1909" written above
and the medallion bears the emblem
Of the order, the elk's head and dial
in sunburst to one side, while the
initials B. P. 0. E. in large characters
are interviewer down the other side.
At the bottom Is the legend, "Cerverus
Alces.''
The Waterloo badge, designed by
H. B. Maynard, is another attractive
decoration. It's main feature is a map
of Iowa showing only those towns Ii
the state which boast of an Eli1s
lodge. "A town without an Elks' lodge
is not on the map" said Maynard last
night.
Sixty-eight ladies are In the Iowa
delegation. and several Of these have
been taken in charge by local friends
who met them at the train Sunday
Iowa will be represented in the grand
lodge of thirty delegates, who vii
cast eighty-seven votes for the lodge;
OF their state
Winning the Loving Cup.
Los Angeles, Cal, July 16.-(Spe
ciaD Glorying in the victory of ]. u
Sammis in his contest, all of the lows
Elks. who are not members of thu
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01'TTUM WA Band
is PRIZE winner
AT Los ANGELES
Continued From Page -

tious one during the session and the
most imposing one was held today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-07-17

From Thursday ally.
Neasham sells the best watches.
Straw hat cleaner, 10c. Crescent
Horse syringes, all sizes, at sa
gents.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-07-17
Eyes Cured
Is1ssIaD
H a a@
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Without The Knife
Grateful Patrons Tell of Almost Mir
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have restored to sight persons near
ly blind for years.
Ulcers, wild hairs, granuIated lids
disappear almost instantly with the
use of this magic remedy. Weak, wa
terry eyes are cleared in a single night
and quickly restored to perfect health.
1t has repeatedly cured where all 9TH
er remedies and all doctors had fail
ed. 1t is indeed magic remedy and
am glad to give this free trial to any
sufferer from sore eyes or any eye
trouble
Many have thrown away their
glasses after using 1t a week. Preach
students. dressmakers and all who use
their eyes under strain find with this
Magic Lotion a safe, sure and quick
relief. If you have sore eyes or any
eye trouble write me today. 7 am in
earnest in making my offer OF free
trial bottle Of this lotion am glad to
furnish proof in many well-proven
and authentic case where 1t has
cured cataract after the doctors
said that only a dangerous
and expensive operation would save
the sight. If you have eye trouble Of
any kind you will make a serious
mistake If you do not send for my
great free offer Of this Magic Eye Lo-
ton. Address with full description Of
your trouble and tWo-cent stamp, H
7. Schlegel Co., 1901 Home Bank Bldg,
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return mail, prepaid, a trial bottle Of
this magic remedy that has restored
many almost blind to sight.
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Special July
Prices
ON JUST THE RIGHT QUALITY OF
MERCHANDISE.

ON JUST THE RIGHT QUALITY OF
MERCHANDISE.
New lot of 1oc Fans, special. &c
Regular 75c real fine Fans. $3.50. 48c
35c grade in neat durable Fans. 24c
15c and zoe Fans .............. 10c
$3.50 quality Ladies' Silk UNI
brellas $l.so
Best $500 value in Ladies' UNI
brelIas .s1.75
$1.25 Ladies Umbrella .......... csc
Regular $3.50 Ladies' Umbrella. .$1.25
Ladies' Umbrellas, usually sold at
$1.0o, special .......... 6ec
New style Corsets, $1.25 grade,
all sizes ................ 75c
The 75c up to date Corset, you
can buy here at .............. 4ec
Odd size in SOC Corsets, the kind
that wears, only ............ 24c
Something new in Ladies' Hand
Bags at the right Prices.
New fancy all Silk Ribbons in great
variety at prices that are sure to
please you.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Thursday ally.
Neasham sefls the best watches.
Straw hat cleaner, 10c. Crescent.
Horse syringes, all sizes, at Sar-
gents.
Miss Edna CAN'T of Abba, who has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Baldwin, $50
East Second street, has returned home.
Grant Heisermeen of Abba. arrived
in the city this morning. He con,
templates taking an auto trip to Chi
cago and Indianapolis soon.
BlackloiEs for the blackleg at Sar-
gents.
Mrs. D. B. Finch and Mrs. H. Dyall
Of Mt Pleasant who have been visit
ing Mrs. e. e. English, 1880 North
Court street, have returned home.
Mrs. T. L. Reese of Givin, who has
been visiting at the home of her broth
er. Edward Weeks, 800 North Wash
ington street, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. B. A. Hopes and Mrs. Lizzie
Burch of Eddyville spent the day In
the city on business.
Mrs. Belle Mick of Hedrick has re-
turned home.
Oil tar and pine tar in pints and
quarts. Sargent's.
Mrs H Chifflett and daughter,
Miss Fletta of Sigourney, were in the
city today, being en- route to visit rel
atives in Eldon.
Addison Rupe, Of Floris was tran
sacting business on the South Side to-
day.
Elmer E. Carr, of Abba who was
formerly employed in Ottumwa has re-
turned and accepted position on the
South Side.
Mrs. G. E. Miller and children
Blanche, Nadean and Fred of Abba,
are visiting their mother and grand
mother Mrs. A. Stevens, PA South
Ward street.
Fly-away keeps fys off stock, 4Oc, at
Sargents.
From Fridays Daily
NyaPs kidney pills, soc. Crescent.
Miss Olive Sheaffer of Eldon spent
yesterday in the city on business.
Zenoleum in pints, quarts and gal
Ions. Sargent's.
Mrs. L. J. Hood, los Dare street, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. G. Blythe
IN Creston.
tStrongheart" shoulder braces. Cres-
cent.
George F. Smith, editor of the State
Line Democrat of Keosauqua, is in
The city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Parker, $40
West Fourth street, are spending the
day in Agency
Mrs. A. w. Roberts of Edon, WHO
has been visiting J. H. Cremer, 722
West Second street. returned home
last evening.
Conkey's roup and gap cure at Sar-
gents.
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changed will please give the name OF
the Postofice to which the paper has
been sent 40 we'll as the Postoftice
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bers but has made it one of the finest,
organizations in the country. The
present strength of the band is fifty
and is entirely made up of working
and professional men, almost every
craft being represented in the band
Since its organization to the present
time the band has had over two hun
dred members who are scattered all
over the United States. 1t is interest,
ing to note that al 1.-The seven pioneer
members of the first band are living
and are hale and hearty.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
MARKET IS OVERsTOCKED.

The sale Of sea island cotton has been
slower this season than at any time
within the memory of the present gen.
Grafton. Evidently the market is over
stocked and will take some time to con-
sumo the leftover surplus of 1907 and
the crop Of 1908. For this reason it
would seem the part of wisdom for far
mers in the sea island belt to give a
part Of their attention to other money
crops and not pin their faith altogether
to cotton. In the light of the exper-
fence of the past few years it appears
thtt in spite of all that can be done
and said and written on the subject the
price Of cotton can't be forced up when
the production of the fields exceeds the
demand of the factories, and that the
only way to make the product bring a
living price is to rednce the production.
-Starke Telegraph.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
A CROP OF GREAT VALUE.
Tampa Tribun

Some time ago the Kissimmee Val
ley Gazette called attention to the fact
that the value of eggs imported annu-
ally into Florida reached the enormous
sum of S25O,OOO, and declared that
there is more money to be made with
five hundred hens than on a ten acre
farm" The Gazette does not give the
value of poultry imported for cOnsump-
ton but the figure would, no doubt, re-
quire six places to represent it. J. NJ.
Wilson, Jr., of KiSSimmee, who has
been engaged in the poultry business
for some time, handed out some prac-
teal information which is we'll worth
reading. He is an authority on the
subject, it is said, and there is no rea-
son why others should not benefit by
his experiments and experiences. He
declared that he considers "the raising
of chickens one of the safest andlmOSt
lucrative businesses a person can en-
gage in today" And, he continued,
with eggs quoted at forty cents a
dozen and then none to be had, have
often wondered why more persons do
not engage in that pursuit" He went
on to give the following pointers:
MY experiment was made with a
small flock in yard. Strict account
was kept Of all the expenses and credit
was given at the market price for
chickens and eggs. The result was
that the hens fed themselves and paid
a net profit of 81 each, the second year
81 each, and the third year $3.50 each.
The breed used was White Leghons
crossed with Plymouth Rocks, the
cross being made to give more body to
the birds so they would be better for
table purposes. kept an accurate rec
ord Of all eggs laid, and some hens
dropped as many as 22O in a year. The
great scarcity Of eggs in the winter is
caused by not Matching the chicks at
the right time and in keeping the hens
too long. If Matched too early they
begin to mOult in the fall, and so do
not begin to lay until the spring; the
same is the case with chicks Matched
too late in the spring and summer, they
not laying until the spring following.
The great secret of a full egg basket
during the fall and winter is in having
the chichs Matched at the right time,
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
THE PRICE OF COTTON.

The Times Union talks sense on the
cotton question. The growers want
cash for their cotton Immediately upon
its production; though it must be held
by somebody through the eight or ten
months intervening before the succeed
ing crop. 1t is a business law that the
men who hold it for that period must
be paid for their trouble, their risk,
their money invested, and so forth.
The mills do not want to and cannot az
ford to buy a years supply in the fall
one year after another. The cotton
middleman, the despised speculatOr, is
the fellow to whom is due the fact that
the fall price does not below zero,
He studies the situation. figures what
he can afford to pay and keep the sta
pie for until demand catches up with
surplus, and he offers that much.
He naturally expects to make profit
and ought to have it. There is only
one way for the growers Of cotton to
get the full price for it, and that is to
hold It themselves until the mills are
forced to buy for their daily consump-
ton. That is what the middleman does.
Il IS true the cotton planters generally
can not do this. But they could if they
were to diversity their crops and raise
no more cotton than they could handle
in this way. To that extent the redue-
ton of the crop would be practical and
sensible. The only way to keep the
market for cotton steady and the prices
reasonably good is to feed it no more
cotton than it wants day by day
Tampa Times.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
REASONS OF PUBLIC POLICY.

The Starke Telegraph, commenting
on the article in this paper week be-
fore last on the Cooper case has this
to say:
eff the surmise of the Breeze is wep
founded why is it that the public is MT
taken into confidence of Governor
BrOWard and the whole story given OFT?
The state has been kept in an upIOar
about the Cooper case for several
years. If there are good reasons why
the sentence of death should not be ex-
ecuted it seems that these reasons
should be made public so that there
may be an end to the discussion.
The reasons both for not issting the
death warrant for Cooper and for not
making public those reasons are those
of public policy. The editor of the Tel
egrsph, like the editor of this paper,
can ascertain them as we did, and as
any other newspaper man can, by ask
ing the Governor. Theyjwill bn found
to be quite sufficient, and Bro. Mat
thews, will when they are learned, do
as we have done, file away for refer
enee in the future. -DeFuniak Breeze.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

what is really needed is "a place for
careless parents or guardians to be con-
fined, who allow their girls and boys to
do as they like and 60 where they
please-a reform school to teach par
ents how to rain their boys and girls. Z"
Every municipal judge in the land,
everyone who has to do with waywsrd
youth would probably concur in this
opinion. If the parents of these mis-
guided or unguided children could be
punished it might awaken in them some
sense Of the responsibility of parent
hood. But the trouble is that the mis-
chief is done before matters reach the
stage of commitment to the refOrma-
tory. How would a school to which
each newly married couple should be
compelled to go dO?-Titusyille Star.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

the warmest advocates that this bill
will have viii be the Hon. Don c. Nc
Mullen, senator from Tampa. Mr.,
McMuIIen stated yesterday that while
he will not frame this bill he is certain
that it will be introduced and he has no
doubt but that it will carry. 1t will
require a twO-thirds vote to pass such
a measure, but from the lineup, which
it is alleged has been formed, there is
little doubt but that the required ma
jority viii be secured. Mr.. McMullen
says he will lend his effort on the floor
to the passage of the bill and will also
aid in bringing about state wide prOhi-
bitiOn, even if he has to 60 on the
stump. Under the present conditions
it will be impossible to have prOhibi-
ton in Florida for two years to come.
No election can be held, under the law,
until the next general election, two
years hence, at which time the matter
Of state wide prohibition viii be sub
'mitted to the people. If the vote IA
yOrS state wide prohibition the bill can
become effective January l, 1911. Mr..
MeMullen has framed but one bill 50
far that he will introduce in the senate,
this being the bank guarantee deposit
bill, which has been so much discussed
throughout the state. 1t is understood
that much opposition has developed to
this measure, but a stubborn fight will
be made by those who favor it. The
legislature meets in April, and there
are many matters of Importance to
south Florida to come up at this time.
Tampa Tribune.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
HUMPHREYS IS HOPEFUL.

State Senator Joseph H. Humphreys
of BradentOwn who is candidate for
the presidency of the next Senate, is
in the city en- route to Tallahassee to
attend GOvenOr-elect Gilchrist's inau-
guratiOn, and, incidentally, to strength
en- MS own political fences. Senator
Frank Sans, of New Smyrna, is also
in the city, bound in the same direction.
Both are at the AragOn.
In speaking of his chances for sue
cess, Senator Humphreys, who has
most ably represented DeSOtO and
Manatee counties in the Senate for
several terms, said: 81 do not think
there is any doubt but that / will be
victorious in this fight, as have been
assured Of support from many of the
strongest men in the Senate. The con-
test, l believe, has narrowed down to
myself and Senator Fred N. Hudson,
representative Of Dade, Brevard and
st. Lucie counties, and although Sen
stOr Hudson is a good and strong man.
| believe | will beat him. Jackson
vile Metropolis.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

N0tica b heehg Flsun thsI anI 81 ~
o. an exerutinn .NainF 80 u n7
Of the CiTcuR Cs0n 60 ~ tH
cult In and co. fhs ee11iT " eaenr
ance Of i1tEnant asnlaFe u N
certain ausg utrTeIa th1lttN
peny, a eeffcFaisn Cllat..0 sN W
North CaFolIaa. Nnl B.ani s
A. u, kCy. paTtn1fa ill1 - Er ~
under the arm nkEl a1a ~. 81
Here delenaani1. hags ElEl ea w
public M1eIS b 90 h.NhE1
Monday the al1l dlg a sltsusl
lad houFa a 49,, h ilQat 81 W
door Ia I've OAK .aNEana7 aanls
-y-tnA 49, -.
IS b roqullei 81 slt1lT 80
and oost. lo-Eit ss ~ ths
ship a aolth. mng1 IA f1Ff or M
SEh soetion 81 taaasaIp e
and NWt q SHh AMI tH1 81 ha
2, township sosih, raEEs S. asa
al Sc acroa moIs gT -. hIrs snt e
IA kl1a8
jan-2s
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
THE EXAMPLE OF HAMILTON.

The Jacksonville Metropolis calls
upon all the counties in this section to
Join Hamilton county in the cOnstrac-
ton of good roads. The construction
Of good roads in this county IS attract
ing the attention of the entire State,
and this great development will not
only increase property valuations, but
will bring many new settlers to the
county long before the work is COM
pleted, White Springs Herald.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

Notice Of ApPlisatioa fol Tas 80 tn
section s o. chsplsf ssse ises
Florida
N0tice 3 heFCbg given as &. "A FanE ~
chaser q Tax ceEtidesta ha ~ ss'r8
DAY Of Juna 4. ID. iS6 hts Cid M
IN my Olaco. and kas noe ar
deed % issgc n sccorikrra va &e
tiheate cmbraocs ~ l1i'1uir4
situated IN SuWEn1ea oo1HlI. lleE I..
SWa u SEh. seCfsn IN luEs1
range n. east c1ntaIl.nH 81 aHw 1
The said hnd hainE anaa u
issuance d such clFt1calG II ~ s
known. UnlC1s sid coFtacsif fsaa H
according 10 hW. IA f1gs VI a -
the 18th day q FshruaT1. AZ IN. iE8
Witness no OiaciaI n.E1aI1Ie feI W
18th day Of janpary, "A ~ l
IN. nEfE0
Clerk Circuit Cosrt Suaaasss C,af
b I. A. CaAWfoEH. aE
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

Department Of the lBienE q a.
Land Office al Gainesville, fleFfs. %
cember IS. 1896.
Notice is hereby given thai ai
Dance, Of Live 0as. FhFia. Fto. -
February y. 1905, made H
Entry, No. S5l39 lScral ha
0l6l2) for swl Of sel, secion NJ iear
ship 3 south, range u east lae1aa
see Meridian, has 6lod noiice 81 sees
ton TO make final ayo year m1f m
establish claim 10 the lard ahoFt a.
seribed, before ths cluTk of taa rrai
court, at Live Oak. F1rta. on .he ca
day OF February, 1888
Claimant names as witae
J. h. Espey. Live OAK. fH
J. w. Espey.
Brantley Stewart
II. j. Green,
HENRY s. CHuHH
Ed. fee paid Ra
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
Reform SCHOOL FoR PARENTS

Some one, writing up reform school
items for the Mariana Times-Courier,
says that after coming in contact with
50 many cases where the lack of home
training is 50 plainly the cause of the
vayWarduesS of children, the managers
OF the reform school have decided that
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

To distributes. rgaiuos. hrlIe ~ Al es
having claims q denani1 aE1In1f M
n. v ROherts aie q SuHannes f,Il
deceased you are ksGcty noiIeus thEI 81
ministrat0F 81 sad cstaia aul Efsel a.
publication Of This notlea pfas1nf 81
and vouchers 10 ne Cg1nig laies q go e
at the court house 81 aEd ceun,F. an r
IA ~
janl-em A1ir
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
DESERVES THE HONOR.

In the drawing for position by the
Justices Of the Supreme Court, the
choice for Chief Justice fell to Hon. J.,
B. Whitfeld-an honor wOrthily be-
slowed. We congratulate our good
friend. He deserves all the good things
things that may fall his way. Lake
City Index.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

Notics 70 cTuiitors irsatsna es9ef
al other pefnons kpitlng class W
against TIE ostais II ieha Ne1ll5 cNlt W
SuEannoe county. FloTiia ale hllsag =
10 present sach clans o. sa1as1 H Ns
vile, Florids. WiikIH eH1 TzlF iFgR a.
heation o. tAis nat.es Al C,1.U1 q ~ =
Be duly veri6ed. BE- oaih
WaCAEk
Administrators q estate q J. u c'nll .
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

eeuts3 ~ foso,oira 49, il n. -
d KEY q Csl'rsrF 49, So =
eiged bafeEe IS tlai 1eg t1n
TIE usls a1d p1rEo11l ltkseIa
I'm wines Nfffe1f t1sf
hand and gncil nsl n
eounly. Fiorlda ths a. i1a ~
1906. TIL
justice a he Pslus e = at
triet 81 SuEaEnas cpantr. fa
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

Distributes. lcgatnca he.rs 60 urtsfr "a
an Other peraons gkQ E.aT a. iaialestst as
notified that i as aimIalsiral1 Il - ~
~ v Roberta hle n suaaznas soafIf
VIII on the End day ~ Maflh & A N
between The hlura 81 3 ant 81 a'fsEt g m. 81
he c0urt house ~ 40 CHrfF ErE 81
counts and ycschgrt - ~ Cossiy fi ~ n.
colaiy and app,y fuT annual ali.rat
ia NtHtNIl
ian-i Atnrr
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Of Intention to Apply for Let.
tiers Patent.

Under and BY virtue Of the laws Of tie Stats
Of Florida, notice Il hereby given that TIE undar-
signed have associated and do associate them.
selves together for the purpose Of becoming IN,
coporatsd, body polite, and vii on the istA
day Of February A. D. 1909. apply 70 the HONOR
able Albert W. GilehriIt. Governor Of the State
Of Florida. for letters patent incorporating Key
& Company" under the following proposed char
ter. the original Of which Is now on hle IN the
Office Of the secretary Of the State Of Florida
A 81 KEY,
J.R LANGST0N,
VIII. STEPHENS.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

and that time is 10 set in February and
hatch in March. Adhete to this and
in six months you can depend on a
plentiful supply Of eggs. Pensacola
Journal.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
01e florida Press
BETTER THAN A CARNIVAL.

Marion county had a splendid fair
and after paying all expenses there is
q balance in the treasurer's hands of
$ls5S. To our minds, for our home
people, this is better than a carnival.
It is an educational help and brings the
people closer together. Lake City In
dex.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

Good Coz Cu. barns. hIes 81
scratches. Bat esGesis.lf nesanr
Tor piles DeWnt's Curt
Hazel SAWS. sod by ligeGet i la
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
PROHIBITION FOR FLORDA-PERHAPS.

AT the next session Of the Florida
legislature bill will be introduced for
the amendment Of the constitution so
as to submit the matter of statewide
prohibition to the people, and one Of
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15

City taxes Coz tha elty 81 lIse GA
for the year lH6. are ne ef e.
payable, and the boots sIe HaH go \
have ms Office az the ciiY cslta
in S. r Mays store
HARDY nRTkN
Gag iaE lslei
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
A. H. KEY.
J. R. LANGST0N
" H. STEPHENS.
State Of Florida.

DAaAAG Va NINA
Suwannee County. 3 Before me personally cane
A. T. Key John r. LanEstOn and W. r. Steph-
ems, 70 me well known and known b b. the p-r-
sons described in and who subscribed 70 and eK-
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-15
ARTICLE /.
Name and place Of business

Name and place Of business.
Section /. The name Of the corporation shall
be Key & Company"
Section 2 The principal place Of business Of
the corporation shall be in the town Of Brahiord
in Suwannee county, Florida, but the corporation
skal have the right TO establish branch Offices for
the purpose Of transasting the business for which
it IS incorporated at any other point az points
within the State Of Florida