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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

IoWAN's sEEs eREA1' PROSPECT.
EoR q ouR sTA

ccorth Dakota has d tle II rsatest
wheat crop IN III hist tldls way
pongnerty Expresses II pom hiss
return from that count q never
awsbetter crops than lhey nave 30
Nj Tint state Rains have been Sabunds
ant and every presents nost
scheeerfui aspect arVest in
sfull blast and there re hunldira of
men there from other sect help
Ing to save the grain There iii large
imnig ion to- hatt and the
cheap land are being taken m rapid
~. AT Bismarck hotel scco o,lInmola lions
are inad deauats the demand, so
areat the influx ofs peopIe bis
Inarcks is sling place II saa
large as Cedar Falls ana ggTowin like
Waterloo t5sapper repre-,
SCENTS the Internal tional IIarveste Co.
place says that lsss,iiclIl a uainesa
ils arm flnpl lenents and harvester
was neYe before nd
alfra 5apper are well pleased Ftttth
that eoliItr q Doug herty says
that crops condi lions between here
and North Dakota are someWhat mix
ed. noted the corn along the Isoch
EIsland Vicinity of Shell Rock
Islasksyil lIe and Greene IT'D be suffering
froHsa lack of mois isture Cedar Falls
IIglIoWa Record
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
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Called Home

Iiday of last week the soul of Bers
le twelve: year.old daughter of
and Mrs Belchers 81 Lake town
ship, was called home tos its aker.s
2 For the past six months the girl had
been aick. and has been slowly vast:
Sing away Every possible M was 81
done for her relief and recovery, Some
time ago. she was taken Is the lfayoa
sat Rochester. Inn. ii the hope that
they might be able to help her but Ii
sWass sofS no avail. here seemed tosbe
nothing that could Ebe done and she
fingered 81 unti1 Fri day when heSpaa. i IL
:sed peacefully away
neral services were held rom
the Method dist church: 81 this cit sat
slrday afternoon. conduct ted byS Rev.
Olsen. assisted lby Rev. d James,
aof Role, rho was the fftorlmer pastor
and an Old friends of the family. The
fact that there were thirty carriages
Sin the funeral cortege, and that the
church was packed shows meas
siire tIie esteem ii which the young
WAS held by her friends, !, which
tact was also, atttte ested by the many
beautiful aoral tributes viii were IL
evidence
Iiss Helcher wac an exceptio tionaIIy
bright and cheerful gtrl and one whom
Sto know was TO- love, through All heii
suffering she patient ana for1
bearing Sf
On August the Sunday prio iorsstte
her death she wrote the flowing liitt
Etle poem which We are requested te
publish in connee Ion with this 6bit
Stars, oh Sbeauti ful B starr. That GLOW
anong the heavens blue. "
One thousand little parking things
keep night dark loud away
New moo you dear Old moon tthaa
rises "a the seast,
And SsaIl ii among ttihe spar ling things
and keeps dark clouds
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
IN !
5ARAGj||
sABAR AUTO e. Owed inTo
Fine NEW; GARAe NJ ON.
DlsY 81. 81.

Monday the Abar Auto 90. moved;
into their fne new garage. which has
Just been comple leted. The garage is
one Of the largest and best arranged
in the northwest. The building which
stands on the former site of the Bijou
theatre at the intersection Of Kelly
avenue and Second streets; as built
Eofs light colored brick EEwo stories high
and is 30 feet wide by 100 feet long
on the west side and 131 feet long on
the east side. s;.. .=
The lower story has a cement floor
through ghout, and is used for offices. ac-
cessory room and for car storage.
There is q large door at each end Of
the building while a large window is
placed on the east side, giving good
light sto the. place. The southeast cor
|ner. is partitioned on for an accessory
room, ii which are kept most OF the
automob obile accessories commonly us
|ed. such Us tires, oils. elec ectrical ap-
|paratus, lamps etc. q:
u the southwest corner are the Of
Edces, while m the northeast corner il
| the apparatus for cleaning cars, and
q two ton elevator Sxl6 is Sin ! the
northwest corner.
The garage has storage room FOL
about 40 cars: twenty-five can be
placed a the first floor and there Is
lsstorage room up stairs for about IL
cars.
Besides storage 8 room the second
floor Will be used as# the work shop
land q very complete machine sho1
; viii be Installed here, N which the
work VIII be done.
hen eyeryt is arranged thert
Will probably not Sbe 4 more complet,
automobile garage and repair shol
Inearer than the twin cities. M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Moran avs

couple off weeks ago the Ramsey
Drug Go. placed an advertisement ID
the Inter Ocean relative to the uses
of Kreso-d dip. Last Friday MI Moran
said 10 ls:: surely pays to adyer-
:tisesin the Intero Ocean. e had a very
large stock of Kreso.lip when put
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

that 90. in last week, the largest stock
4 have ever had Of 1t, following the ad-;
yertisement the sales have been great.
have now only q few pound bottles
left and have odrered more. e
This is another OF the many demon.
|strations that st pay to advertise
the InterO Ocean.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
AMERICAN SOCIETY EQUlTN
iKs ST naIhi,M B PRICES
ass5E EoR sYEAR,ss scRoPI Sss2ls.


hat the unenbe bers tie .of|
arc kbusy 81 their work To- to prevent
temp porary glut 81 the great market
this tau which would mean q & cheap
prices to me produeers for the 1909
Ecrop,. e evident ~ the following reso.s
[lutions passed the Convention of1
District Union No. held III Fargo
July 1903. It was resolved to
urge al members haying pledge grain
and othera who ara Hing to help the
cause along. to market their grain
through The Equity cooperative gex-
change ats Duluth, Superior and MIN
neapolis until the society can estabs
lish the Equit Ternnina Elevator CO.
which they are bout ID sincoIr 1pporate..
EVERY farmer is the grain growing
state, including members and those
who are not members offs ne society;
lis advised tos hold every portion of this
Years crop that - possible OFF THE
IA6AKI1H11 until they ara able sto Eses.
Icnre the minimum price, The sam same as
they did las PEAR and they VIII be
lsuecessfuI regardless off speculative
Interests Oh the board off The
lfolIoNing agurss are the minimum
prices at al arninal ID for {
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
REAlE|'.,S1|A,|I I. | ! !,
TRANSFERS
For the Week Of Aug is.

:
lydia NJ. Cole, admx. to Chas. IA. /,
:Doyon, lot 3, blk 8, Doyon. Consid-
Grafton s40o. }.ss$
Chas II: Doyon to Lydia NJ. Cole.
lot 8 8, blk. 3, Doyon. 500. L.
John M. Wolf to August Wolf: NV IA
1854 ss,5 z.s 5s..*
Frank Howard and wife to John w.
Maher ne IA 2e-156-61 s1.Oo.
John w. Maher and wife to Estelle
,. Green ne "A 2e-15s-e1 $4,000.
John ". Maher and Geo. II. Locke
and wives to J. II. Reid, ~ lot IL \
and lot is. blk 8. Maher & Locke's Sd
ad to Devils Lake. $1.00. 5#55 55:5;gss5s3
WIN. "a. Belford, sheriff, to Otto N.
Jacobson n l-2 NV IA 22-l56-65. s2,-
5s6. s.:,s st:i
F. Il. stoltz and wife to y. III.
Braund, lot s, blk Is. sboltz's 1st ad
to Edmore. $50.
Oliver Davidson and wife to Anton
G. Dyorck, lot s, blk. S Lawton. s9ol.45
Herman Hantlla to Atlas Lumber
co, 9 IN. strip IN lot j, blk i, Brocket.
$10o.
w Bice. county auditor, for the
county, to zT. ". 4 o'Brien, sw g 2s-s
1862. s14. 77 y:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
! each ilIIliiIla ttiiOIls

sssssT Teacherss axaminat Will he held
2ats the conf hons of I,e9-
stls Lake
ss xaIninatio al viii begin :3o Clock,
morning AUGUST
Paper pen and pencils WIN
sbe furnished app1ic 5ss5sSss
None under years off age#need
sappIy SssS
|s$sEss ohm aaig 81
sonnty Sup sof School ls..S
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
WHERE REVISION DOWNWARD IS
NEEDED.

For many years the people have
heard their campaign orators talk
'ab-Ut the need OF A revision OF the
taI.a downward revision. The tariE
has just been revised. but IL Is doubt.
III Il the revision has been downward.
says The Savannah News. The Demo.
cratic leader OF the House says the r..
vision has been upward. and there
are good reasons for thinking he is
right. II looks therefore as II down
ward revision were impossible. a.
long as the Republican party remains
in lower.
But couldn't another kind of rev!.
sion be brought abOut-a revision that
Is as greatly needed as DOWNS ard re.
vision of the tariff? We have In
mind a revision OF the expenses Of
the Government. They should be re.
vised downward. II there were such
a revision there wouldn't be need 10
hunt for new sources OF revenue.
The other day Congress gave the
Speaker OF the House an automobile
TO cost $1,000 and also gave the Vice
President a machine OF the same sort.
No doubt the Government will have 20
bear the expenses Of a chauffeur for
each Of these machines and also their
garage expenses. Each machine. IL
is safe to say. will cost the Govern
ment $4,000 a year. Wouldn't either
TIE Speaker or the Vice-President
have been just as happy with the mod.
est carriage TO which they have been
accustomed?
Automobiles for these officials
means more than the cost and support
OF these two machines. II means that
before long every head of a bureau
and every chief clerk will be riding
around i'm an automobile bought and
maintained By the Government. Auto
mobiles mean increased cost OF living
and that calls for higher salaries.
And this Is but one item OF the
many that make up the cost of gov
eminent. Surely IL is time for the
campaign orators of each OF the great
parties 20 begin TO talk of revising
the expenses of the Government down
ward. Talk of that sort would be
popular II would appeal strongly to
the common people who work early
and late to get the bare necessaries.
or at least the comforts. OF life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
The Wilson Company.

The Wilson Company announce the
fact that their store has been
remodeled by the carpenters
which enables them TO be among
the largest and best apportioned dry
goods stores 10. be found in Florida
Nothing has been overlooked In max.
ing IL all that could be desired for
the proper handling OF the trade
which is bound to follow them. The
firm is composed mostly OF Gaines.
vile people who have been lifelong
residents Of the city. and this Is
another assurance that they will re-.
ceive liberal patronage at the hands
OF the buying public.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
EXPOSES the cANARp.

Al the request OF Hon. Frank Clark.
The News.RecOrd this morning prints
that gentlemans letter addressed TO
The Metropolis OF this city.
While The News-RecOrd was not ad
vised until the receipt Of this commun-
cation as to the reasons why Mr.
Clark was not continued as secretary
OF the Congressional Committee at its
reorganization a few days ago. yet
II has never wavered in it's belief
that the statement purporting TO come
from a Chicago paper that Mr.. Clark
had been defeated for reelection TO
that Office was a pure fake concocted
in the Office OF The Metropolis for 20
litical purposes.
Very frankly and fully Mr.. Clark
points out the reason why he was not
reelected, that reason being. simply.
that he had declined TO be reelected
as a member OF the committee and
secured the appointment OF Hon. Du.
nette Mays OF the Third district. and
as he was not even a member OF the
committee his most purblind critic
cannot say, after knowing the truth.
that there was any "rebuke" to MIR
Clark in the whole transaction.
Mr. ClaIk's vigorous communication
is very characteristic Of that gentle.
man. and exposes the innate mean.
hess OF those who would manufacture
situations to injure him.
Mr.. Clark Is a candidate 10 succeed
himself in the House OF Representa-.
tiyes. and he will find that the base.
less attacks OF his very few enemies
in this district will make him more
friends and add to the large major.
Ity which this district is determined
to give him in the next primaries
Miami NewsRecord.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16

One OF these days when the rampant
suffragette has had her way and ST
Pauls injunction 10 keep women from
talking out in meeting has been rele
gated TO the literary scrap pile, the
marriage service will be- altered and
require the husband 10 promise
obedience to the wife; and. 10 BE-
perfectly frank. IL would probably be
an Improvement 10 the present ar
rangement. There are two reasons:
one is that II the man really obeys
the woman he will be a better animal.
nine times out OF ten. and the other
Is that IL there Is 10 be any lying
done at the altar II would be well TO
shift the onus to the broader shout
Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
MIcANoPV MENTION.
c. G. Melton to Remove TO Jackson.
scnviIIe-Persona Notes.

MICANOPY. Aug li.-Rey. r. {.
Edwards. wife aud son aIe visiting
Mrs. J. T.. Thrasher. Rev. Edwards
was formerly pastor OF the Baptist
church al this place. and his many
friends are glad to see him again. He
is now located at Starke.
DR.. L. VI. Price of Mcintosh is con
tempIatlng moving back to this place
TO practice medicine.
W. ID. Mathews and wife OF Flem-
ington were In town yesterday visit.
ing Mr.. E. c. Chitty.
Several OF our citizens went TO Jack
sonville on the excursion Monday.
They all report having had a nice
time.
Mrs. T. ". Smith and niece, Miss
Mamie Smith. Of WacahOota, were In
town yesterday on a shopping expedi-
ton.
J. E. Thrasher has gone to Balti-
more to purchase his fall stock OF
goods.
The new firm Of o. L. Feaster &
Sons have opened up for business In
the Feaster block.
Rev. +. H. Sistrunk and wife have
returned home after a pleasant visit
to their old home in Fort Valley, Ga.
DR.. W. n. Russell has been appoint
ed principal Of the MicanOpy Senior
High School. DR.. Russell comes we'll
recommended and We hope he will be
able TO build up a good school here.
c. f. Melton, of the Melton Lum.
Der Company OF this place, will short
~ move to Jacksonville, where he will
engage in the lumber business. He
will still retain his interests here.
Miss Ruby Leitner. the charming
young daughter OF Rev. Geo. T. Lett.
ner of Barlow, is visiting her friend,
Miss Ruby Thrasher, for few days.
Miss Ella Johnson visited Miss
EIoise Price ~ Mcintosh the first
OF this week
Miss Belle Chitty has returned
home after a pleasant visit in Gaines
Vile
DR. NJ Edwin Schlater has returned
from Daytona. He reports having
spent the time pleasantly down there.
Dr. W. c. Johnson paid Gainesville
a visit Wednesday.
Miss Kittie Carlton has gone to
Daytona 20 spend a few days at that
popular place.
Mrs. c. E. Melton and children, with
Mrs. II. L. Montgomery and little
daughter are pleasantly located at
White Sulphur Springs, near Gaines
Vile, Ca.
J. J. Barr and wife. and Mrs. J. D.
Watkins and children, are spending
a few weeks in North Carolina.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16

A Washington dispatch says reports
.of crop conditions In the United
States show the average on the first
OF this year To be- slightly better than
that Of last year and higher than the
ten year average OF all the crops on
August l. Crops below last year ar,
cotton. rice. hay. buckwheat and ap.
pies. Summary OF the relative condi.
tons In the different sections on
August showed the South Atlantic
States TO Dee 81. or IS below the
average. and the South Central State,
TO b. 722. or 10 per cent below.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16

Il Is anything but just to select as
q street to be paved with vitrified
brick one on which at least two poor
widows reside. who We doubt have
yet finished paying for the putting
down OF sidewalks. IL would be equiv.
alent 70 confiscation OF their property
at this time. Let the work OF paving
commence around the public square.
where the property owners are best
able 90 stand the expense and where
the work is most needed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16

II Is estimated that half a million
dollars is annually spent by Florida
parents on their children who are
sent TO schools outside the State TO
be educated. This is all wrong, and
there is no excuse for II. The Uni.
versity OF Florida for young men, and
the Florida Female College az ITALIA.
hassee for young women, not TO men.
ton the several private colleges, AZ.
ford equally as good opportunity for
educating your sons and daughters as
can be obtained anywhere In the Uni.
ted States, and IL is your patriotic
duty 70 patronize them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
NEGRO SHOOTS NOTHER
NEAR ROCHELLE FRIDAY
from Sunday 3 Daily sun

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Another shooting affair for Alachua
county Is reported from near Kelley's
mill and occurred on FRIDAY evening
about O'Clock. when Clarence Smith
a struggling negro gambler. shot and
MORALLY wounded another negro by
the name OF McWilliams.
From what could be learned II
seems the negroes had gone fishing
and when getting ready TO go home
Smith stole McWilliams' shoes, which
he had pulled OF while wading about
fishing After they had returned TO
near the mill. where they were stay
ing, II is said that McWilliams de-
handed his shoes from Smith. Smith
refused and stated that he would give
him lead instead. and with that pull
ed a pistol and fired. the ball taking
effect in the mans stomach.
The sheriff's Office was communi-
Gated with and Deputy Bruton, in
company with Mr.. Kelley. tracked
Smith to this city. locating him Friday
night about o'clock IN Porter's quar-
tiers, where he vas arrested by Shern
Ramsey who had just returned aud
joined in the chase.
An operation was performed on the
wounded man at the mill Saturday
about noon to try and locate the ball.
and he is reported to be in a danger
Gus condition, fears being entertain,d
about his recovery.
Smith has acknowledged his guilt
to the officers, but gives no reason
for firing the shot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
DR.. a. DoIan
Mild Medicine Treatment for
Horses and Mules Eyes
Gainesville, Florida

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TN
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTTR
ass. LAWS OF FLORIDA.
Notice - hereby given that T * GJdtey.
purchaser Of Tax Certificate No eiy's.
naS h!ed said certificate In nv once
ana has made application for tax deed 90 -
sue n accordance with law said certibcSie
en- braces the following described property ~
Ne ~ wv ans "a 81 Swa OF Nwk see.
Is. Tt : X q -60 acres
TIE sad Land being assessed NJ the date -
the ISSUANCE ~ such certificate In the uaue
- Felrs - ! 7. Splttsr
Cn.ess Sa.d certificate shall he redeemed aC'
cufdrg 10 law. tax deed viii issue thereon on
tie ~ day % September \. n. ian3
wines ny or1r'ai signature and sea- tui-
the iith day % August. A D. 1919
X WIENGES.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16

The Wayeross (GaD Herald says:
Champ Clark declares that the Demo
Gratis are nearer together on the tariff
question than they have been since
the war. while the Republicans are
worse split up. That Democratic
nearness reminds us OF nearbeer-
Il may help some. but Is nothing like
the real article"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16

Sudden prosperity OF Americans
makes them willing TO pay MORE" is
the explanation offered by Germany's
African diamond monopoly for its adj
vance in the price Of the stones. From
this II Is inferred that when Ameri-
cans won't buy diamonds nobody will
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16

It's funny how the man who Is al
ways Dragging how much money he
could make. II he only had a small
sum to begin with. Is never able to
set even that small sum, remarks
The Albany Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
SALE or the T. }. RAILROAD.

neIeEIluA ~ INC ANNNLN
Ownership OF the Tampa and Jackson
willie railway, The Tampa Tribune
says:
Contamination OF the deal where
by Frank VI. SimOntOn and associates
A. +. SruCkey. and Il. W. Bloun'. sold
10 r. J. Lisman * Co. bankers ana
brokers OF New York. bonds and a
large share OF the stock OF the Tampa
and Jacksonville railway, formerly
known as the Gainesville and Gulf.
apparently means that the great
Southern Railway system. which has
probably done more than any other
system to upbuild the South, will at
no far distant date be running its
freight and passenger trains into this
city. the metropolis OF Florida.
NO definite information has been
given out for publication on this i'm
portant subject, but the Southern was
thought TO be behind the deal when
the Gainesville and Gulf was purchas.
ed by the Floridians, and strong be-
lief regarding this interest still pre-
walls, although the big system has
never purchased stock in the small
road. A local railroad man yesterday
stated that he did not believe that the
Southern would ever build on or buy
south OF Jacksonville. having perfect
ed satisfactory traffic arrangements
with the Atlantic Coast Line. No
Transportation fact has ever been
more evident than that Tampa has
long been i'm sore need OF quicker
route to the West. however. and In
case the Southern is interested such
route could be- secured without the
necessity OF building any great length
Of roadway.
The present terminals of the Tam
pa & Jacksonville road, which IL
more than forty miles in length, are
Fairfield and Sampson City. Gaines
vile being the largest city on the line.
Fairfield L. about twenty-eight miles
from DunnellOn. the phosphate center
u Marion county. and therefore not
far from Ocala. the county seat Il
Is understood that the line will be
extended TO either Dunnellon or Ocall
BY next spring the Tampa Northern
will be operating trains out OF Dun
Mellon. which would make IL posi-
Bile. II traffic arrangements can he
made. for the Tampa and Jackson
vile train TO also enter the city.
Sampson City, in Bradford county
Is a station Of the Georgia Southern
and Florida railway. which is the
property OF the Southern Railway
The Georgia Southern and Florida OF
crates trains over It's own line from
Palatka TO Macon. and there joins the
Southern Railway, the branches OF
which extend TO Atlanta, Chatta-
nooga, Knoxville. Memphis, Cincin-
natl. ST. Louis. Washington. New
York tower the Pennsylvania Lines)
and connect with lines running TO
practically every center in the East.
the Middle West and West. Further
more. Sampson City is only forty.two
miles from Jacksonville. and the inter.
yening territory is as productive. as
any in Florida. This fifty.two mile
extension would. allow connection Of
the Tampa and Jacksonville road with
the main line Of the Southern. which
annually brings hordes OF tourists.
homeseekers and commercial travel.
ers. To say nothing Of the immense
volume OF freight TO Florida"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
CONCERNING PEOPLE We KNOW
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
asse. LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice Is hereby given that A. :. Albright
purchaser OF Tax Certificates Nos cas-, 2l4 ara
go. dated the Sth day OF August,
D. 1877. has died said certincates IN ny
once. anc has made applica ton for tax deed
10 issue 10 accordance with law. Said certin-
Gates embrace the following described prop
erty situated In Alachua county. Florida, 10
wit.
FL OF Swh Sec y. Tp Q r $50 acres.
swN OF SWA Sec .. To Q. r 80 acres.
NJ OF Net Sec 20. TT. o r $50 acres
the issuance OF such certificates IN the names
Of Unknown. II Hendley and L known.
Unless said certificates shall be redeemed ac-
corcng TO Law. tar deed viii issue thereon on
the 10th day OF September. A. ID. 1879.
witness my ofncial signature and seal ifS
the 18th day OF August A ID. 1890
6 II wIENGES.
"a Clerk CircalI Court Alachua Co. Fla.