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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
whitney Tells Story.

ST. Johns. y. r.. sept. 40
When Whitney was questioned re-
garding Statements made TO him by
Dr. Cook In Greenland. said COOK
arrived at Annootok in April Of this
year. and declared that he had
reached the north pole a year be-
fore. lie pledged whitney not ia
tell Commander Peary. who was "a
be informed only that Cook had
gone further north than Psary's
previous record. 81 degrees 6 min'
utes. DR.. Cook told whitney that
he had accomplished all he expected
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
FISCAL COURT WILL NOT
MEET ON NEXT TUESDAY

Owing to next Tuesday being reg
istration day. the fiscal court will
not meet until Wednesday. This
change of date will be necessary be.
cause the county court room is used
for registration.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
Jonas Smith Gets Life Sentence
This Time For Murder of Father---
Smedley Case Passed For Present
AUTOISTS KILLED

. Riverhead. l.. l., Sept. 90 Z
. ]. Bates. mechanlcian for Her Z
. bert Lyle, was killed this Z
. morning in an accident in the Z
, Apperson car in the Long Is q
, land derby for the stock cars, .
> going at 20 miles an hour. Z
, lie skidded at a turn and went q
, into a ditch. Lyle was thrown Z
, fifty feet ahead of the machine. .
, and badly injured. Bates was .
, caught under the car. His .
} skull and both legs we're .
, broken. Help quickly arrived, .
} and he was taken to a nearby .
} house, where doctors were sum- .
} moned. Bates is now dead, .
, and Lyle is in a precarious .
} condition. The big automobile .
, is a wreck. .
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
Wilbur Wright Circles Around
Statue of Liberty and Passes by
Battery Park Before Big Crowd
SCORCHERS KILLED.

. Minneapolis, Sept. 2s.-
. Miss Blanche Lord was killed
. and her housekeeper. Mrs.
. Mitchell, was internally injured.
. Mrs. Mltchell's daughter, Ger
. trude, broke her hip when the I
. large touring car in which they I
. were riding was wrecked on the I
. White Bear road. The chauf-
. feur tried to turn the machine
. past a farm wagon, and hit I
. tree. They fell in a ditch. The
. chauffeur disappeared and is
. being hunted. Miss Lords fam I
. lily is not known here, but are I
> said to live in Plainsville, New
, Jersey.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
Prize Fighters Held

ST. Louis, Sept. 29.-Promoters
referee and seconds and principals In
the Trendall-Memsic bout at Wells
ton, this county. last Thursday were
bound over to the grand jury and
released on bond this afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
Jams Fined and sentenced.

Valdez, Alaska, Sept. 2s.-Six Jap
anese. caught killing seals on walrua
island, have been sentenced to three
months, imprisonment aud 5000
costs by Commissioner Brown in I'm
alaska.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
big Order for Steel Rails Placed

Philadelphia. Sept. 29.--The
Pennsylvania railroad today placed
orders for 20.36o tons OF steel rails
for It's 1910 requirements. The price
Is said to be s2s a ton. and the total
OF the order Is $500. 900.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
American Navy Champion.

william Sherman. OF the battleship
Louisiana, defeated Red" Coleman
middleweight champion OF the Brit
ish fleet. IN three rounds last night
as a feature event OF the entertain.
ment given by the Louisiana jackies
10 visiting sailors. Uniformed sail
ors Of England. Germany and France
crowded the decks OF the Louisiana
as guests. Boxing. wrestling and
vaudeville numbers comprised the
program. Germans particularly en-
joyed the boxing.
Hungry Hoboes
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29

corning the fire and II is not known
whether Gregory carried insurance.
While laying line of hose Fire.
man Tilford Edwards. driver of the
No. hose wagon. was thrown from
his seat and bruised about the body.
All the firemen were on the wagon,
while he was driving the wagon az
the hose rolled on, when the wagon
struck gulley. Edwards was
thrown clear of the wheels, and es.
capped serious injury. The. horses
became frightened but were caught
before any serious damage was done
In the vicinity of the fire the streets
are unimproved. and ii was impoa-
sible TO see the ditch before II was
struck.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
GREAT SPOT ON sun.
Italian Astronomer Says viii Cause
Violent Demonstrations.

Violent Demonstrations.
Rome, Sept. 2x.-Signor Baroni,
the noted Italian astronomer. has dis
covered an enormous spot on the sun.
greater than any ever seen prev
iously.
He expresses the belief that II was
responsible for the strange electrical
disturbances of Saturday last. More
violent demonstrations he says, are
bound to occur before the end of the
week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29
The Weather

Forecast for Paducah and vicinity
Is: Fair tonight and Thursday warm.
er in southern and central portion
Highest temperature for today, II;
lowest. SO.
Illinois: Washington, Sept. Pc
Thursday. cooler in northeast. Mod
crate to brisk northwest winds be-
coming variable.
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Chicago Market.

VOTERS, nEcIsrEn rvnspAss
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-29

Mr.. Roscoe Reed went to Benton
this morning.
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VOTERS, REGISTER TUESDAY,
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sun and Moon.
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VOTERS, REGISTER TUESDAY
The oasis., 1909-03-13

Saturday last Mir. Ben M. Ashby started for the home of Mrs. Ashby's mother in MurphySbo O, Illinois with Mrs. Ashby, whose serious and dangerous illness has lasted since the middle of Decem- Der. They were accompanied by the trained nurse who has had charge of Mrs Ashby several weeks. The afflicted lady was carried into the Pullman on a stretcher. and at Benson was transferred to the east bound overland train in the same way.
 WANTED:-By a practical min ing man, self educated, with ten years experience underground and prospecting, position as mine su- perintendent or foreman. Familiar with the different systems of min ing in use in large and small lodges and in deposits. Will go to any part of Mexico for prospecting or working mines. Can do all the surveying and engineering required in a mine. Speaks and writes Spanish. Apply at THE OASIS office.
The oasis., 1909-03-13

At Bisbee Monday THE OASIS man found his old time friend Otto Giessenhofer catering to the public at his great restaurant the "Edel- weiss" where he feeds one thousand people three times every day.
 The annual school election has been called for Saturday, March 27th. In the Nogales district there are mentioned number of candi- dates, including Mir. Frank A. Ath- earn, Mr. A. s. Noon, and Doctor w. F. Chenoweth.
 Saturday afternoon there came from Tucson a special car of the Southern Pac fife, the Wildwood, drawn by a locomotive and travell- ing quickly to overtake at Empal- me Mir. Harriman's special train which had left the line at 8 o'clock in the morning of the same day, The car was that of MT. William F. Herrin who is the chief attorney of the Southern Pacific system. Re turning from the South the Wild wood was at Nogales Wednesday evening, having come up on the regular train from Guaymas.
The oasis., 1909-03-13
Saturday,. March I3, 1909
Metal Quotations.

Following are the market quota lions on metals for today: Copper, 128@l2s cts. per lh. Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.l0@415 Silver, per oz., 508
 New York City, Exchange l.01 Pesos. Bullion value 394 Mex. Dol.-selling 43
The oasis., 1909-03-13
NOCALES NOTES.

shaw started for the East.
 Only the best in Mems Wear at The Boston Store Inc. MT. s. Franklin Jones from Ger TO Prieto, was q visitor at Nogales last Saturday.
 Sunday Judge Nj. Marsteller went to Cananea, returning home Monday evening.
 Sunday Mir. Juan Cabral of Cananea, was at Nogales. He re- turned home Monday.
 Sunday Messrs. H. Vincent Wal lace and M. w. Summerhayes went to Patagonia on business.
 Thursday morning Superintend- ent H. J. Temple of the Sonora rail- way went to Guaymas.
 Saturday evening Mir. Bias Torres came up from Mazatlan, en route to Tucson, where he went Sunday. "The American Lady," the most elegant and stylish shoe made. Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Thursday evening Dr. A. L. Gus letter entertained the gentlemen of the Nogales Boosters Minstrels to an impromptu supper at his home. This week TIE OASIS is in receipt of very handsome booklet from 0vington X Best advertising Lamm X Co. clothiers, of Chicago which firm they represent in Nogales.
 Wood and Steel Beam Flows all sizes Genuine Moline Flow Points, Cultivators, etc, low prices-La Ferreteria, Nogales, Sonora, Mex. " Wednesday Nogales was visited with series of showers that has done much good, and Thursday night and yesterday there was an other visitation by the Rain God "The American Gentleman" the finest and handsomest shoe fol gentlemen's wear, at the Rec House. Ramon Vasquez. x
 Tuesday E. J. Holden was visitor at Nogales, coming from Tucabe where he is employed at present having gone there from Cerro PrietC when the Tucabe camp started again.
 Tuesday Mrs Judge William was taken very i'll and the lady ha been confined to her bed ever since She IS improving and and her man, friends hope to see her about agail shortly.
 Monday night Mir. w. c. Green was at Nogales, having come iron Ouaymas in his special car Verde which was attached to the Canane train Tuesday, conveying the gen tleman to his home.
 The school election will be hel on March 27-two weeks from tc qay' It is hoped that there vii pc elected trustee who will It deem the bad reputation the NJ gales school has acnnired
The oasis., 1909-03-13

mosillo, Guaymas and Culacan, in the interest of that newspaper.
 The American Drug Store has established on CampiIlo street in Nogales, Sonora, branch store where there is carried a large stock | of medicines-French, English and | German-for sale at wholesale and i retail. tf
 Mrs. Flattau, mother of Mrs Samuel Leeker, has been very ill all the week. At this writing, Fri day evening, her condition is i'm proved greatly, and the lady bids fair to be about again next week with all her wonted activity.
 Early in the week Nogales was visited by Reverend Thacker, who was pastor of the American Metho- bist church a couple of years ago, but went to MazatIan, where he is now stationed. Thursday morning the reverend gentleman started on his return journey.
 FOR SALE-$1000 cash, one 4 room brick and one 10 room adobe hous,., Elm St., corner Terrace avenue, adjoining school house. renting for $42.00 per month. Balance $220000 in monthly in- stalment, like rent. See Escalada Bros, Nogales Ariz. At.
 At Benson Fairlee X Jensen are fitting up the Mansion Cafe in a commodious structure adjacent to the Mansion House, which wi be open to the public next week. Everything is new throughout. Mir. McIsaac, who has run dining car several years on the E. P. & s. w. railway, will have charge.
 Professor F. J. H. Merrill, the geologist and mining expert, was up from Magdalena Saturday last Professor Merrill stated that the Black Mountain Mining Company have installed and put into opera tion in their power house at Mag dalena one of the oil burners, and are getting in another as rapidly as possible.
 Base ball season will soon be at
 hand. If the weather permits the Reds and Nationsls will play a practice game tomorrow. The Ma : tionals would like to have every ball < player in town come out and play,
 as the team is being organized and players are needed. The game will s be on the old ground north of the v railroad houses.
 We have just received the most beautiful stock of elegant summer e dress patterns which will sell al r very low prices.
 d For only one week will sell oul
 entire stock of Drawn-work, Sara
 pes, Laces and Embroideries at g r discount of 159o.
 P Headquarters for all kinds O. |, Mexican Curios and Postal Cards o RoCHIN < MENDEz d Nogales, Sonora
 In the district court Thursda IS Jesus Billy entered suit against M IS N. Davidovich, for damages, laiC ?. in the sum of $5,000, for false ar y rest and imprisonment. The com n plaint alleges that both parties t
 the snit are residents of Santa Cru
The oasis., 1909-03-13

In the district court Thursday Jesus Billy entered suit against M. N. Davidovich, for damages, laid in the sum of $5,000, for false ar rest and Imprisonment. The com plaint alleges that both parties to the suit are residents Of Santa Cruz county, and that on charge of stealing neat animal defendant caused the arrest of the complain. ant, in Cochise county, that he was incarcerated in the jail at Tomb stone during a period of eleven days, and then discharged as inno- cent by the examining magistrate. All of which it is alleged damaged his credit, injured his health, and caused the complainant great men tai anguish, which is alleged to be worth the sum of $5,000,
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03

Those present: J. E. Wood, S. J..
White, J. NJ. Barclay, D. L. Byrd and
c. W. Rogers.
The call me ing was for the pur-
pose Of passing ordinances Nos. SO and
"a.
Ordinance No. 80 introduced by F.
W. Butler, a member of the city cOun-
ell, recurring shows aud clrcuses Civ
lug street parades to get license, was
put upon its first reading by sections.
By vote Of council it passed its first
reading. By two-third vote rules were
now waived and said ordinance was put
upon its second reading by titles only.
By vote of council it passed lis second
reading. By twO-third vote of council
the rules were now further waived and
said ordinance was put upon its third
reading and final passage, being read
by sections. Upon call of the roll the
following vote was recorded: Ays-J.
E. Wood, S. J. White, D. L. Byrd, J.
NJ. Barclay ard C. W. Rogers.
Ordi lance No. 80 were now declared
regularly passed and ordered certified
to the mayor for his approval.
Ordinance No. "a introduced by S. J.
White, a member of city council, pro-
hibiting hauling of heavy loads on the
Stlests, was put upon its first reading
by sections. Fly vote of council it
passed its first reading. By twO-third
vote of council rules were now waived
and said ordinance wa put upon its
second reading by title only. By vote
Of council it passed its second reading.
By twO-third vote of council rules were
now further waived and said ordinance
was put upon its third reading and final
passage, being read by sections. Upon
call Of roll the following vote was re-
corded: Ays-J. E. Wood, Sd. White,
D. L. Byrd, J. N. Barclay and c. W.
Rogers. Nays-nOne.
Ordinance No. "a was now declared
regular passed and ordered certified to
the mayor for his approval
There being no further bushes coun-
Gil adjourned.
J. E. WOOD, Pres. of Council.
Attest:-A. H. LEVIN, Clerk.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
In Circuit Court, State Of Florida.
J. W. BRYSON.
Clerk Circuit Court.

NarclSSy Joyner ct al. compliments. vs.. lanes
Howard ct al. defendants. Third JudiciaI
Circuit. Suwannee County-In Chancerv.
10 Emma howard. one of the defendant
Greeting:
II appearing by affidavit appended TO the hin
Med IN the above stated cause that the residence
Of Emma Howard. one Of the defendants fbara;r
named, Is to the compliments unknown. and tba+
there IS no person IN the State Of Florida the SER
wee OF subpoena upon whom would bind said 5a-
lendant. and that said defendant is over the age
OF t~enty-one years; It is therefore ordered that
SAID nonresident defendant be and she is hereby
required TO appear to the bill Of complaint bIe5 f,
SAID cause on or before Monday. the 18th day of
January, A. D. 1910, otherwise the allegations ~
SAID OIL viii De taken as confessed by ssi5 40.
PENDANT - '1i1 ue
It Is further ordered that this order be
once week for eight consecutive weeks in he
Sl%annee Democrat a newspaper published in
said county and State '''
Ihls November 18th. 1853.
10 J. W BRYSON
ga - Clerk Circuit Court.
Solicitor for Compliments
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
Masters sale

Notice Is hereby given that under ana b, .,.....
OF FINAL Decree Of FoFecIoserr snd ~. -.
and entered By the Hon0rahle Ra.cor, IA p,,,--...
Judge Of the 3rd judicial Circuit ta1rt N 49,
State Of Florida IN and fJr ne CONT. N So.
nee on the TN day Of Octuhcr, A. h. iss IN 49,,
certain cause wherein D. Y Dane, \. r.--,i..-
ant and A. h. Key ard LCttie Key. b.s ~. -.
oeienoantS' ard wherein the lnfar-ly-.4 -.
nomin ted and appointed SPECIAL Mast.r \. -
cue Sal1 decree and make ale III ~, 49,.
therein d-crr,l 90 b. sod. vii H- -r. 49, IA 4.
DAY DO lleeembvr, A. ID. 1858 hatW..4 ~ -.
hours Of sa.e 90 ir3at ~ me c,s-f t,... 49,. II
1--we YAK. Suzanne county, FIrrF4. -. -
sale and sell 10 The highest aa3 b..t NJ, 49,
Tor d. flnlc auction the fn.Ha.rg g-.--.t.-l
property for cash Jo-WIt. Entire h... .......
I'VE OF the town Of BnHford. Sevarra, .......
lorida. according 90 The map u. sa.f t.,r.,- II,
~ the Office Of the clerk ~ the -Irrlr 49,, III
Suwannee county, Florida bounded 81, tt. ,..-.t
oy Halnes street On the south by PIart .r.,...
on he west by Wideman street ant 4, a. .-'.
oy hrough'on street in section .egrrt..., \.
JoWnSnlp SIX, south range L east. Al ~. a..
ana ten m block seventeen, town IA R-.-f -I
SGwannee county, Florida.
J. F. WOOD,
Speca. Master
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03

uulT Hl c
cl1e1Ee E1 end
pending ID he lIle Is M 81.
floEtll. a. TIE ets
n. We'd. and Il 4 Aese u1
name At Vel Rege wofa r
Henry 5acksoa vas fafrnant d1r. L
1893 and w6er ID tha ur
SPECIAL MzSte7 kcute so
SpecBl las a. u Io1d3g
DecmhI. "A. ID 1915. betHoea Ga Oh
sale az sid day. cl1E for sale and as.| % to
est and best basr therefor, Cox "a tie
front door Of the court house IN Liga Oak. So
wannee county, Florida, the following described
property, to-Wit:
Beginning at q point marked By pine On tie
section line dividing sections IS and S.. n Town
ship two % south Of Range thirteen (lzl east
and at the northeast corner Of Fred Jcss;s's lOt
and run thence east "a feet 70 point q begnRing
thence north $50 feet: thence east 2S2ik feet.
thence south S6S feet; thence west ll21 feet;
thence south lS9 feet % section line. thence west
l2l feet to point Of beginning. containing y acres
Of land. in Section 26 Township south Of Range
Is east, in Suwannee ounty. Florida Said prop
erty 70 be sold to satisfy said decree and costs.
Purchases to pay for deed
A.E LESLIE,
Special Master
This October 18th, 1909.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
Masters Sale.

Under and BY virtue Of a final decree in fore
closure issuing out Of the Third Judicial circuit
curt Of the State Of Florida, dated the 18th day
Of September, 1903, which said final decree was
n favor Of the complainant in that cause wherein
Salhe A. White was complainant and j. l. White
and P. 7. McGriff, partners etc were defend
ants: and wherein thehndersigned was appointed
Special Master in Chancery TO execute said decree,
and in pursuance thereof, VIII. on Monday, the
9Th day Of December, AID. 1903, between the legal
hours Of sale, and in front Of the court house door
at Live Oak, Suwannee tOunty, Florida, offer for
sale at public outcry and sell 70 the highest and
best bidder for cash. the personal property in
said tn2l decree in foreclosure ordered % Be sold
said personal property being AZ follows, to-Wit:
One gray horse mule eight years Old, named
George; one bay horse mule seven years Old
named Scott" one heavy tWO-hOrse Studehaker
wagon; also all Of our machinery, saws and
single mills now located on the land Of ] W.
SpeGnng, in the eastern part Of the City Of Live
Oak. better known as the Old novelty works, ex-
eept the engine and boiler purchased Of Malsby (
Company.
Purchasers are to pay for title.
A. e LESLIE.
Special Master.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
SheriFS Sale
F. WOOD
SPECIAL Master

Under and by virtue Of two certain aya.,.,,..-.
ISSUING or o. and under the sea- of the tl-rri,
court o. SlWannee county Florida ,yb--s,r A.
Nohen. Son 20, and Ould tsrt-r o..
are plaintiffs. and Horn & Key. 5ef.rJ,-,- 'l'''i
executions beng dated March s. A d. ls5S. e,rb
fearing same cate re pectiyely, l. j n RirE.--
SOM som sheflH OF SuWannee county. FLORIDA ~,
'eVed upon and viii sell 20 the highest 49,.
Cash Al puohc auction A. the front d5or 10 -
SO1tl mouse OF Suwannee county. ?. "a, - -
YAK Florida on December s. lQlq, 49,. ~
hours OF eleven a. m. and two .. m tba f1lL,,.-..
TedI property situate in Suwannee coy,,y. r,i,-is
Cd, ana more particularly described A. f,rl,,...
certain piece or lOt Of land IN The ,o,,,r -
Drahioru. Slwannee county, Florida 5es.-.i-.j
as follows Commencing AZ the soYtI,-,-, - ~
Of block fOTty-three l4{l and yy,,;-- .t ,-ll,l
lotIh WIN variation Of 24lg degreel sioog ~
~. sloe OF SAID block 200 feet: thence east MIR
IKE variation along the north side OF go 49,
% Iset. thence south with Ike variation 9oo -,
Shenee west with Ike variation along tbs -
me eI said block 80 feet 10 the pOinf ~ -
hlig' according TO the Official map or plsrt - 80
toWn OF Brantord as the same aDpears ~ -o.a-5
N me once Of the clerk Of the circui. -. ~
S4l county and State IN Deed book '.K' rs,,a soc
Inc SAID property being levied uno1 - ~.
properly OF the estate Of D. Z. Horn. 6ace.s,I
one q sad defendants, and sold 10 gatisf, -
execution and costs. S1S sAld
J. H. RICKERSON
v.,- Sheriff. SuWannee eOur ~ Flo-Sj,
AclLvANE & CoWAN, - 'ofi1A
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. AK,
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
Attest:
Call Meeting City Council.
Live Oak. Fla. Nov 16 1QO
A. H. LEVIN,
City Clerk.

Live Yak, Fla, Nov. 10, 1909.
Council met pursuant to callOf mayor
to repeal ordinance No. "a regarding
hauling of heavy loads on the paved
streets of Live Oak, and to pass such
ordinance as might be deemed neces-
sary. Ordinance No. 81 was introduced
by S. j. White, member of the city
council, was put upon its first reading
by sections. By vote council it passed
its first reading. By twO-thlrd vote of
council the rules were now waived and
said ordinance was put upon its second
reading by title only. By vO. of coun-
ell it passed its second reading. By
twO-third vote Of council the rules were
now further waived and said ordinance
was put upon its third reading and final
passage, being read by sections. Upon
call of the roll the following vote was
recorded:
Ays7J. E. Wood, S. J. White. D. L.
Byrd, J. M. Barclay, c, W. Rogers and
S. A. Hinely. Nays-none. Ordinance
No. "a was now declared regularly
passed and ordered certified to the
mayor for his approval.
J. E. WOOD, Pres. of Council.
AtteSt-A. H. LEVIN, Clerk.
Call Meeting City Council.
I iun Oak En Nh 1e 100
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES
Legal Notice.

The undersigned as Guardian Of the estate Of tia
following named minors, tO-wit: Vernel Williams
Robert Williams, May Williams and Vera Will.
hams hereby gives notice that he will apply az
such Guardian to Hon. J. n. Conner COUNTY
Judge OF Suwannee county. Florida. at his ofiee
IN the court house Of said county on ths l4tb dav
OF December, 1909. for authority to sell the I'M.
divided one-ninth interest Of each Of the above
named minors in and to the south half of south.
west quarter OF southwest quarter. and southeast
quarter OF southwest quarter. and southwest
quarter OF southeast quarter Of section .: north
west quarter OF northeast quarter. less ten QO)
acres on nth side, and the north half ~ nortL.
west quarter and southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter Of section Is. all in township 4 sopfb
OF range IA east. in Suwannee county. Florida
I. c. WILLIAMS,
Guardian for above named minors.
Dated, November 9, 1909