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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-04-09
TO KILL NEW GAME LAW
Dealers in Ammunition Will
Attempt to Have Some of
the Restrictions Taken
OFF in the State

A special from Watertowp, this
state, to the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader saws:
The new game law Is to be refer
endumed, if the plans of
some of the wholesale dealers in
ammunition do not miscarry. A
petition has already been started
in this city with a view to securing
the signatures of the necessary Ave
per cent. of the voters to cause the
law to be submitted at the next
general election, which occurs in
1910.
The game law, which, if not thus
submitted. will .,ecome effective on
july |, 1909, is said to be one of the
most stringent in the Northwest.
1t is unlawful, under its provisions.
TO kill grouse or prairie chickens
for two years. Running at large
of hunting dogs, settlers or pointers
during the breeding seasonof wild
fowl, is also not permissible. The
date of the open season for ducks
has been set forward 10 days to
September 10 instead of Septein-
Der /.
A state game warden, in the per
son of w. +. Bancroft. of Water
town, has already been announced,
although his duties will not begin
until the law has become operative.
County game wardens are to be ap-
pointed by the state game warden,
the power being given the various
county commissioners I'd snbmitl
their recommendations, although
the state game warden is not nec-
essarily obliged to follow these rec
concentrations.
The sportsmen who go out hunt
ing merely for the pleasure of the
sport, incidentally to bag a sniff
cient quantity to replenish the fam
lily larder, seem, as rule, to be
fairly we'll satisfied with the strin-
gency of the law, but a great pro-
test has gone forth by hunters who
make the sport a business during
the open season. Those dealers in
ammunition who have hitherto sold
large quantities of loaded shells are
likewise adversely affected by this
new law.
Those who are preparing the petit
ton for the submission of the law
at the next election express conf
dence in their ability to secure the
required number of signatures that
will result in holding up the oper-
alton of the measure until 1910, re-
gardless of the result of the vote.
BY that time the provisions regard
ing the non-shooting of grouse and
prairie chickens will have become
Ineffective, even though the law
may he passed upon favorably by
the electors.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-04-09

A deal has jnst been consm-
mated whereby Adam Hinrieh has
sold the pool halI in this city to
Patrick Hanrahan. of Selby. Mr..
Hanrahan has already taken con-
troll of the property and intends TO
make several improvements absut
the place. Pat is well known heN
and his many friends are predict
ing abundant success for him in
his new venture.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-04-09

That the veterans Of the civil
war are rapidly passing away is
shown By the report from the g..
\. r. posi- At Howard. That post
Al oAe sime had Sc members. Sow
Il kss seven.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-04-09

E-rssi. SsgtsS;ss : x !, re dewey
Cigar co.
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09
Mexican Found Dead in
 the Street

Jose Mastes, a Mexican, was found dead in the sereet back of the roundhouse shortly after daylight last Tuesday morning. Justice Geo. C. Reed, in hiscapaci- ty as coroner, empanelled the following jury to sit on the case: Wm. A. Parr, foreman, w. S. Bowman, Peter Henderson, E. G. Evans, E E. Shaeffer and A. R. Wood. After examining some half ozenGwitnesses the jury rendered a vi5%d4iiet that the the de ceased, had come to his death through. 7 an over-ndulgences in intoxicants followed byiexposure. Undertaken Parr took charge of the remains, and buried them the same day. ryo, qA 5y.a
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09

The Methodist Church k, un- dergoing a thorough cleaning and renovating. A new. carpet has been secured for the. edi6ce, the ceiling newly papered and the structure IS now being given a fresh coat of paint which will add greatly toits attractive ap, pearance. o ,.r
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09
WinsIow Notes.
From the Mail.
 City Council Meets

A meeting of the Town Council was held Tuesday. evening, the 2nd inst Mayor Schaal presid-. ing, with the following members present: Henderson, Robertson, Kelley, Ward and LaPrade, Councilman Bauerbach, being confined to his home on account ofsickness, was unable to attend.
 Owing to the absence of J E Ward, Town Clerk, who is. out. of, town, the meeting was ad- j0urned until Feb 9th. G'
 Dr. Geo. P. Sampson, county health officer, called the atten, tion of the Council to the unsani- tary condition of some yards and out houses in the town and showed the necessity of gen. efal cleaning up at once.
 The Council requested the Street and Alley Committee in company with Dr.. Sampson and the City Marshal to make a thorough inspection of t h e streets, alleys, yards and out houses. and render their report at the next meeting of the city council. y
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09

Owing to the large number of California Bound passengers San. ta 1Fee train No..3 the California Limited. ,is heinz, ih's,i rql1 ii two sec, tioIhs' twice a Week during the present. 'inonth,' 'accomodations for first class travel being greatly in, excess of ii't1 tie R&si Supply.
 !. .aJ@,ygsl es4l e flI El-y 1.aG"iGosJE,
 J9!E4wa4d,, r9Wh eSlefftke,' is lst' ab- sent at tie Marddttte Forest Re. serve where he IS putting up some building for the use of the forest rangers.
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09

Justice of the Peace Geo. c. Reed was the recipient during the past week ofan elegant office chair, the gift of a number of his friends. The Judge was very agreeab1y surprised and is still busy thanking the donors.
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09

The eastbound freight move ment has been considerably aug mented during the past few days owing to heavy increase in the perisable freight shipped from California, principally oranges and lemons, between 100 and l5O cars having been handled each day during the past week. This together with the ordinary shipments from the west has made business quite good for the men on the road. x "'' '''1 J t'
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09

Lloyd C.. Hennings,,' g secretary !, and treasurer of. The Henning. Company, publishers of t h e MAIL, has been confined to his room for the past two weeks threatened with an attack of pneumonia but is now thought to be out of danger and on the way to recovery. a' a..;4r.
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-09

chair, the gift of a number of his friends. The Judge was very agreeably surprised and is still busy thanking the donors.
 Dick Hart was in town during the week and he states that the pasture on the range is in better condition than at any time for many years past, at this season, there being an abundance of grazing land for sheep and cattle.
 Word received from the Santa Fe Hospital at Los Angeles by Dr." o. $. Brown, local surgeon, states that all the Winslow patients are getting along nicely and will soon be able to leave for home.
 Deputy Assessor Wm. A. Parr has established an office in the room occupied by Justice of the Peace Reed, in the Boeth Block, next to the office. of Doctors Hathaway, Bazell and Chilson.
 Doctor and Mrs. C. l.. Hatha- way, accompanied by the doc tors mother, returned Thursday morning from Dohnelson, Iowa.
 Mrs. A. E. Henning, of Pinta, came to town Monday to take care of her son>Lloyd, who is con- fined to his room.
 Mrs. E. P. Howell left for Ma vajo Monday where she will make a. brief visits with relatives. ; Councilman G. K Bauerbach IS confined to his home, a sufferer from lagrippe. s.4
 h>\lAAkIl 50 YEARS,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Until ioo'ciock. .. ma Wednesday soptam-
- ber I'd. 1893. the Board ~ Commissioners q
State lnaillutlons WI recelve BIDS ht the Govern
oEH oihce. Iallahaasse, IA. fof The eontrect o.
cuulfeete % d The pubIc prntinn 81 the State q
AID the contFnet - e1ntfaeta win b awarded e.
Eoon a. pFacticah.o tbeEoaftnr.
Ihere WI - th1ee eiassol q printing! ~
PRINTING Ter Administrative pepaFtmeutn; VI
Legislntivs Priatines and. lsl Supreme cousl
printlna.
ne sncesslful hiddsr must givs eoagFaot and
bond fos TIE fEithfui porfornance 81 TIE WoTk.
end etRglakinE thai az 81 4 shall b dons IN the
STATE q fiorida.
epsslaeaiions and fun Infornatioa relative 20
lho blddiag nag sehat UPON applcasion 70 The
eeuetary a. ~ Beard. az 1allahaseea IA.
q. II. Whitnald
1ttw Secretary q Board.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03
". T.U. Nosss.

One-fourth of the entire population
Of Sweden belongs 20 temperance sOci-
cites. The w. G. T. u, has q member
ship OF 5000 IN the country, and there
are six other strong organizations. The
] Students Total Abstinence Society Of
Sweden has a membership Of IL, OOC. Il
s said that In all the villages and rural
districts Of that country there are few
or than 100 saloons.
The great steamers that ply the
ocean are coming 70 be examples Of
practical prohibition. Not long ago a
certain steamer Was bound for Liver
pool on which were the graduates Of
thirty-seven universities and colleges
Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard. Yale,
Smith. and thirty.tWo other wclLknOwn
institutions Of learning. They were schO'-
arly men and women, acquainted with
the worlds best thought and scientific
teaching. They were going abroad Tor
rest, study, and recreation, as the case
might be. The long dining room WIS
filed with people, but not one glass Of
alcoholic drinks was seen by the side
Il q single plate. This could not have
happened a half century ago or a quar-
ter Of q century. Truly the worlds
best and nObIest men and women are
coming to appreciate the value Of total
abstinence.
A record is given Of q British physi-
clan who rejected the insurance appli-
cation Of Robert Warner, q London
Quaker, because he was "endangering
his health" he said, "by drinking wa.
ter" This was In 1874. Enlisting q
few friends 20 unite with him and inau-
gurate the double plan Of insurance now
common In Great Britain, through
which the total abstalner Il given forty
per cent rebates above the moderate
drinkeE, he lived 10 see bis persecution
become instrumental in effeetlng much
good.
Insurance companies are corning more
and more 90 look with suspicion upon
the man who drinks liquor. The Mutual
Life Insurance. Companies Of New York,
after long years Of study and careful
observation, ,ys: The loss by death
among total abBtaine9s is seventy-aix
per cent, and that among non.abstain-
ers 10 ninety-six per cent. " Thirteen Of
the well -knOWn modern fTaternitiss de-
bar liquor dealers.
NJ. Williams WindOm, ex- Secretary at
the United States Treasury. who was
ready nt any time % stand before any
audisnce and with bis splendid el0qusnss
denOunce the saloon, declared that The
next great reform en the verbs ealen-
daF Wonn - the destruction Of the
beverage Iiguor traihe.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

lazga - aNrI.ea for lax DEED.
GlBta - kole with Sections
So and So - Geaeral Statutes ~ TIE
State ~ Florida
RIOTIcE - karahT ei.oi 9hai v. G. Ana. aar-
~ chn4 - drr Erll - Nunsberaf ~ faiad
t1t hfth ta9 q August. ~ -. 1901. kaa fl1d 1afl
~ Cd = i11s g tta1.aes wiih Nv. Sad
csFll1aata erHlfacaa a.1a oloNin7 dlsoFIlaf rIt,-
sllT. aitnEfa - len ennIT, state 81 Elt1ifa 60
vie - ks go 81 & eNit e aeetiqp 8, b
hnflgel Ed 1nzta a1r1a. m1Jre e. les. ne sad
land hIaF aEaasald - a8dafa 81 iEsnanes ~ nd
esgiideEta O. - nalna e unknoWn Oh. ,. Rict-
aTaean}.
uuiasa aaia eefllaesta hall - redeemed ~
cuEdne = ~. tall deei GIl issue thereon On the
ltth aaT 81 8r111llllaF. ~. ~. 1894
#ilnna ~ =. IeIa s11tufe end zeal this tie
iZIh dag e AnEaai. 90.
k5a srkcisoat Coaft leon Z soaaty. Pc.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Notice Of Application for Tax Deed
Given IN Accordance with Sections
57l and S75o General Statutes OF the
State OF Florida.
NOTICE b hershE given tilat 'NumfoFd Rnussli.
Az purchaegI 81 Tax Certificate kumbered a3
dated The hftk oaT 81 AuFuat a. ID. 1907 has
fled aaid oNftiheate On NJ ofice sod mnla npplf-
caticn fer tar deai - in1na ~ nccordaHca WITH
Fiogida, tc-witi T4a M ~ M ~ 8Nt ~ &c.
ten q. I0anuhip sad 2anTs vel eantaia-
ing foriy acrea a,eFe - -. Ia aald nd hsing
IN tie naga 81 W. ". Hen1ma-
unleea aald crEtI1ea1e aka1 - RnfasInef aseaFII.
be q Iae ta1 tead vi i1aaa thefaea e. ~ itfh
DAY e ttrlNlntfF, "a, u. fo.l
.lssai-i HEPRY 3 glE.KEE.
Asw clsrA Clrsuit cssa sa1e ssaafS. ~.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Notice Of application for tax deed given,
in accordance with Sections 574 and
575, Of general statutes Of State Of
Florida.
NOTICE 70 hereby given thet Ell Russell. pur-
~ cheger oil tax certificate numbered IS dated
the 7th day Of July. A, D. 1902, has fled said Ger.
tifcate In my Office and made application for tax
deed b issue IN accordance with law. Said GER
theate embraces the foll0wing described property,
situate Ia Leon county. Ia, t0-Wit; The pc Y Of
90 Y Of section SO. township south, range west
containing 40 acres more or less. The said land
being assessed at the date Of issuance Of said
tihcats IN The name Of unknown.
Unlfas said certificate shall be redeemed Rc-
cording % law, tax dead u Issue thereon on the
Nth day Of September, a. ID. 1903.
Witness my Official signature and seal this the
18th day Of AuEugt. 1902
tSeal HENRY 4. FELKFIa
25-5t Clerk Circuit Court Leon County. Florida
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

~ OF foreclosure rendered o. the "a day of Jiiy'
a. ID. 1909. By the Circuit Court Of the Second 5u-
diciai Circuit Of Florida. IN and for the county Of
Leon, In Chancery sitting, In a certain cauBe pend
plainant and Robert Austin and Lcttie Austin are
defendanta. ] viii cell Of public 0utcry 20 the
highest bidder for cash. before the county court
county Of leon, between the hOura Of II O'Clock
q, m. and o'clock D. m, on the 9Th day Of Sep
temheT, A. d. 1902 Ell that certain piece or parcel
81 land situated, lying and being In said county,
known and described a. follows. to-wit:
The middle one-third. y. Of lot numbered seven
z, Uf Bannermau'a Survey Of Damon's land az
shown BY the map thereof. rocoriod IN Deed Book
o. tie Clark q The Great Court Ia and for the
nail county.
Purchanor 10 pay for dseda
ALEXANDER r. RILLfAnS
St-bw Special Master IN Chancory.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Notice Of application for tax deed,
given in accordancs.With Sections ga
and 575, Of general statutes of the
State of Florida.
NOTICE a. hereby given that r. =. Mcdaniel.
Az purchaser Of tax certificate numbered q da-
ted the 9Th day Of August. A. d. 1907. has dled
said certificate IN my Office and made application
for tax deed % issue In accordance with law Said
certiiicate embraces the following described prop
erty altuate IN Leon county. State Of Florida to-
wit: The NV y Of ae Y Of section 20. In township
2south, range east. containing forty acres more
OF less. The said land being assessed az the date
Hall.
Unless said certihcate shall be redeemed accord
ina 10 law, tax deed viii isue thereon. on the 18th
day Of September. A. ID. 1903.
Witness my Official signature and seal this the
18th day Of August, 1903.
lSeall HENRY 4. FELEEL
26-5t Clerk Circuit Court Leon County. Florida
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Given in Accordance with Sections
574 and 575 Of the General Statutes
Of the State Of Florida.
Notice q hereby given that John L. Robson.
purchaser Of Tax Certincnte Numbered 10. dated
the sch day Of August a. D. 1907. has fled said
certificate IN my Office and made application Tor
tar deed 10 issue In accordance with law. Said
certificate embraces the folOwinEadescribed prop
erty. situate n Leon county, State OF Florida To-
wits The NWh Of NEh Of section H. in town.
ship south. range east, except acres In the
southeast corner. acres IN the northwest corner.
2 acres b p. ll and ]. d. Lewis. and acre 20 r.
c. Williamson. and except g2-l0Q Of an acre 90
John L. Robaon,as per deed recorded In Deed Book
II. H., page a5e, and except one acre 10 Thomas
n. Hall, as per bis deed recorded In Deed Book
n. a.. pare it8, and except one acre 20 Mrs.. Nam
pie 3. Pare. as per her deed recorded In Deed Book
o. o.. pare eco,
The said land boink assessed NJ the date Of 10
suance Of said certificate q the name Of ThOmas
J. fGlor Unless said certificate shall b. rodcemsd
according 10 law. tax deed win issue thereon on
the 18th day Of September. leo0
Witness my official signature and seal this the
26th day o. August, A. y. 1909.
S7-5w Clerk Circuit Court. Leon county, FlP.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Notice Of application for tax deed,
given in accordance with Sections 574
and $40 Of General Statutes Of the
State Of Florida.
NOTICE q hereby given that Humford Russell
Az purchaser 81 tax certificate numbered 81
dated the 5th DAY Of August. A. d. 1907 has filed
said certificate On my ONES and made Application
Tor tax deed 10 issue IN accordance with law Said
certificate embraces the following described prop
erty, situate Cd leon county State Of Florida, to-
Wit: The ae y Of thesw q. the n y Of Nv X Of sw
u. and the y q n y q sw y o. section "a. In
township SOUTH range 4. west. containing one
hundred acres more or lees. The said land being
assessed It the date % issuance Of said certificate
IN the name Of W. w. Sanders, also Edwin A.
DObbiua, Trustees,
Unless aaid certificate shall be redeemed SC
eorinR 10 law, tax deed win issue thereon on the
18th day Of September A. D. 1903.
Witness my Official signature and seal this the
18th day Of August, 1909.
1Soall HENRY 4. FELKFL.
Clerk Circuit Court Leon County. FLORIDA.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Notice. Of Application for Tax Deed,
Given IN Accordance with Sections
574 and575of General Statutes Of the
State Of Florida.
NOTICE h hereby given thai n. G. Allen. pur-
Az chaser q Tax Certificate Numbered a. dated
the 9th day q august. A. y. 1907, has alod said
certificate IN my once and mado application for
AIDED 30 issue IN aecordancs with law. Said
eertihcute ombracea the following described prOp-
eFty. aituats IN Leon county. STATE 81 Fcrida %.
psssod - te date 81 ssuanoa q sad corti1cats "a
the name II UnkngWn.
unlesa aald certificate shall - redeomsd asooFd-
inE % law. ta2 decd WIN aaue thcFeo1 on ths 18th
day 81 4gpteInher, "A. %. 1909.
Witness NO oileisl signstgrs and seal tits Ire
i2ih DAY % Angust ieoe
s@ cut Circus t cSar ts6 Ss sSsass. n.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

tenants, into these Of plosfisloty wife
men.
That proved 90 eWakening
IN TIE mean time, kad come into BE-
ING IN the country new and ext5-ld ~
eilties for tranafaission. - suitably ~
ranged cara, 81 peEishabls truck. a.
State and inter state markets.. an1er-
viaed By 3 fudieiously diseriniIll IT,
railway conniiesion, etc.
ks became recognized that nuzaefona
products, admirably adapted 10 en1df-
tons Of soil and climate, buE vastly
more profitable and feasible liar hSrs.
able.
Shade. grown Sumatra Tobacco wrap
pounds per acre, and command en- aver
age OF 20 cents per pound
Headed lettuce would bring upwards
% 800 per acre, and ten acres q man.
agabls plant
Very much such results were fouad
10 attend experimentation with spinach.
cabbage, eaulih0Wer, Okra, celery. po-
tatoes, onions. eashaWs, musk and va
termel0ug, beans. peas, turnlps, carrots,
eggplant, cueumbers, strawberries,
blaekberries and numerous other prod
ucts.
With the new order OF things Is IN
creasing demand Tor land, enhancement
IN prices OF labor and domestic nate
rails, resuscitati0n Of immigration
and settlement, revival Of all former
features Of prosperity, and with all Inn
proved sanitation, ne. adjustment az
moral, educational and social standards.
Ways are being mended, highways, by
ways and folk-wsy, good roads, with
we'll ordered, contented and happy peo-
pie 70 traverse them.
The foregoing review Of Old Leon aud
surroundings seems timely mid these
days Of inquiry and visitation.
Il Is proposed 10 follow il up, from
week 10 week, with q series Of sugges-
tons Of pertinent character.
Having sOiournsd hereabOuts, mainly
for go odd years. the writer feels famiI-
iarity with the,subiect. While much Of
Il will be 'boOk.farming, such variety
operates often as successfully tWdx
as bOoE-backs.
OLD NATIVE.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

Notice 0g Application FOR Tax Deed,
Given n Accordance with Sections
b74 and $50 of General Statutes Of the
State Of Florida.
NOTICE b heraby given thst 7. J. Geddia pur-
the Gfth day u August "A. p. 1901. has FLED sad
esEtideats - NJ elIea and uade application Tor
tax deed g issue u aeccIdance with law. Said
eertidcate embraces ta following described prog-
sTlY. situato IN Leon conntT. State Of Florida -
witt Tha NEh q 8WM % Section s.. "a Town
ship north, Range f.wcae containing 20 actoa,
mere g lesa In9 - SO eelng asass.ed g ne
WiliEm oCabs Estate. ". b. Taylor. Executor.
Unless aid certificate ahau Be redeemed e..
eoFding % ~, az desd VII issue thaFeon on the
18th day Ct September a. u. 1893.
Witness my aifleial signature and seal this the
18th day 81 August. lSo9
taRAI.1 HENRY +. FELKEI,
SS-5w CLERK Circuit Court. Leon county. Pa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

NOTICE ls hereby given that By virtue Of tive
~ several executions which have como @ my
hands, both issued and received Kay LIST. 1903.
one, on Judgment In the court Il the county
judge o. Leon county, dated March "a, 1909.
wherein tia Keyftone Type Foundry was plain
etid and the Capital Publishing Company. defend
ant, and ths other, on judgment Ia the circuit
court fer Leon county. dated march 10Th, 1909.
wheyin the Capital City Light 4 Fuel Co. was
plaintfR and the Capital PublishiBg Company. de-
fendant, have levied upon and win sell ct the
dice Of the Capital Publishing Company. corner
Pensacola and Nonroe atreets IN the city Of ITALIA
hassee on sB0nday, the 9Th day Of September.
leoo, between the hours Of II o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, tho following personal property. To-
Wit
Bosler safe:
Stand, ng offce doak:
File cabiElt:
Remington typewriter;
4 Once stool:
Revolving chairs;
, Electric motor;
Folder;
IS Mailing gaieJs;
Hochlin-Cooper folder;
Boss cutter
Wall clock:
Hand cart.
ai-5t Up s. HoUsToUN. Sheriff
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

af aef8 riren - ~ credit
et ibuieea og ths e.
- Iale q Leon county. Fla, and
lo 81 oereoa8 tavIng claims o. demands
arein1t ed estate. a. present same ae-
e14din4 e. Nv. within two years from
tbs date. tie oth day az july. 1908,
otherwise all such elaina o. demands
sIlI - forever barred.
Il. W. WILSON,
Admfaistxato1 Of Estate Of hrs.
Annie Papy Wilson. 20-2m
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

NOTICE e hereby given 70 ~ creditors. lsgntees
~ and distributes Of the eaiate VI W. 5. Isler,
deceased late of Leon county. Florida. and 20 a
persons having claims o. demands against said
estate. 60 present the same according % law,
within two years from this date. the 22d day q
August. 1909. Otherwiaa all such claims or de
mands will BE- forever barred,
RI q. JOHNSON.
27-2rnoS Administrat0T Of estate Of W. s. isler
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

No bid win BE- considered for less than g. 22S 90;
Each BID must be accompanied with q certified
cheek for the fun amount Of TIE bid
Bids win b received until i2 o'clock noon. Sep
TENDER 10. 1903
The Trustses reserve the right tOreioot any and
an blds
Each BID shall Be sealed and have written across
L Bids for State Land. Washington County.
Florida"
The person whose BID ia accepted win be re-
quired 10 pay the cost Of this advertisement at
lerai rate
By order Of the Trustees. August 4 1903
b. y. McLJN,
25-lt Commissioner Of AEricultare and salesman.