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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
.ENUMERATORSF FOR
 FAULKNER COUNTY
CENSUS TAKERS NAMED
APPOINTMENTS FOR THIS COUNTY ANNOUNCED BY
 SUPERVISOR BROOKS.

RusselIville, March 30.-Census Su- pervisor Tom D. Brooks today an nounced the appointment of the cen sus enumerators for the various dis tricts in Faulkner county. The emu merators will begin their work on April 15 and complete the enumera- tion one month later. The appoint ments for Faulkner county follow:
 No. r. Benedict township, John W. Melton.
 No IS. Benton and Mountain townships, Carl E. Gentry.
 No. l9. Bristol and Newton town ships, A. A. Parsons, Jr.
 No. 20. Cadron (part of, eXclud ing city of Conway; all south of the Beebe road, leading from Conway, east and all east of l.. R. and Fort Smith railway, Thos. J. Bullion.
 No. 21. Cadron township (part of), excluding Conway city; all south of the river road and west of l.. R. X Fort Smith railway, Frank ". Ham lett.
 No. P. Cadron township (part of, excluding Conway city; all west of Conway and Wooster road and north of river road, Thomas W. Grad dy.
 No. 23. Cadron township (part of, excluding Conway city; all north of the Beebe road and east of Con way and Wooster road and east of Conway and Wooster road Miss Mary J Westerfeld
 No. 24. Conway city, James B. Higgins.
 No. 25. California and Walker townships, Thurman E. Rowlette
 No. 26. Clifton and Union town ] ships, James A. Batson.
 No. 2. Cypress township, Bruce i M Huddleston.
 No. 2S. Danley and Pierce Creek townships, John R. Armstrong (ne- groes) and John A. James (whites)
 No. 29. Eagle and Harve town ships, James H. Fretwell.
 No. 30 East Fork township, Ar thur J. Simms
 No. 31 Enola and Mt. Vernon townships, James H. Cunningham. No. 32. Hardin township, Mrs Maggie Garrett.
 No. B. Matthews township, Johr H. Gore
 No. 34. Palarm township, Mrs Ida Snoddy.
 No 35. Wilson township, James r. Akridge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
JONESBORO GETS
 A FARM SCHOOL

Jonesboro, March 28.-The commit tee sent here by the state for the pur- pose of establishing an agricultural school in northeast Arkansas, were in session last night at the Jefferson ho- tel. After a great deal of debating by the committees sent here from Greene and Poinsett counties, it was decided to locate the school in Jones' bo1o.
 This place offered $40,000, and two hundred acres of land. The fact that Jonesboro secured the school is due largely to the efforts of Senator Ar thur Turner, Prof. D. T. Rogers and II. NJ. Cooley. These men were untlr- ing in their efforts to have the school located in Jonesboro.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
AFTER CORPORATION TAXES

Little Rock, March 29.-Corpora- tions which must pay corporation taxes, are today receiving a gentle reminder from Uncle sam of the amount they will be asked to pay ae- cording to the annual statement filed with the internal revenue collector several weeks ago. A number of local corporations have received their state ments and it is said all banking cor portions in the state will receive them during the day. The other corpora tions will get their .duns' from the government as soon as the department has acted upon the annual statements. It is said the bank taxes to be coi- lected, which is one per cent on every dollar earned over $5,000, amounts to from 47 cents to S3,000. A Fort Smith banking institution will pay the high est amount, according to report.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30

Invitations have been received here to the graduating recital in the music department of Galloway college April B. Miss Laura Harton of this city IS one of the graduates in music.
 ]. Bruce Greeson arrived last night from Fort Worth, Tex, for visit to his family and parents in this city. Mr. Greeson has position as train auditor on the Texas X Pacltic rail road.
 Prize-winning light Brahma eggs, S1 per setting. Agent for "Old Trus- ty" incubator, the only reliable incu- oator on the market. Call and see one in operation at my residence. Mrs. r. w. Allinder. If
 Loy Lipscomb, who was thrown from a horse near MaytioWer Sun day night and found unconscious the next morning, is recovering from his injuries and will probably be able to be out again in few days.
 The Central orchestra will give a concert on the night of April 1. The orchestra will be assisted in render ing the program by several members of the violin department of Central and an excellent entertainment in music is promised.
 A ten-days' mission will begin at the Catholic church in this city Sun , day, April 3. Rev Father Titus of St Louis will conduct the mission and will be assisted by Rev. Father Skeen- ar of Winchester. Tenn. Rev. Skeen- er delivered a lecture here a few weeks ago and proved to be a very in- teresting talker. The public is in- vted to attend the mission. The ser vices we'll be held at night, commenc- ing at 7:30 o'clock.
 "The Girl From Out Wonder" is a very pretty love story concerning "Flotsam," a girl who was cast up by the waves when a baby and res cued by the lighthouse keeper, whom she believed to be her own father. Joe a fisherman, loves her, but when city chap comes along he wins her affections. But Joe has the means of making trouble. Long before the lighthouse keeper while ill and deliri- ous had accused himself of the mur- der of a man and Joe discovered that the man was the father of Flotsam' s lover. The plan seems to succeed for the young man cannot marry the daughter of his fathers murderer and to add to the trouble the lighthouse keeper is arrested for the murder He tells Flotsam he is not her father and in pretended anger tries to drive her
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
TEACHERS TC MEET
 AT CONWAY APRIL A

EDITOR LOG CABIN DEMOCRAT:
 There will be a meeting of the teachers of Faulkner county at the public school building at Conway Sat urday, April ?, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of reorganizing the Teachers Reading Circle.
 Every teacher is urged to be pres ent If it hsould be impossible for you to come, please see that some teacher represents your interest.
 Besides the work of the Teachers Reading Circle, it is our purpose to start the work of the pupils auxiliary Reading Circle.
 The teachers institute will be held held June 6 to 10.
 Respectfully,
 T. F. FORREST, Go. EX.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30

away, but she refuses to go. ulti- mately through Joes confession it is made plain that her father is not a murderer and the love affair of the young couple is satisfactorily arrang- ed. Miss Enid May Jackson has the role of Flotsam and the Lincoln (Neb.) and Fort Smith papers speak of it as one of her best. This play will be presented at the Grand to- morrow night by the Fulton Stock Co.,, who appeared here two weeks ago.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
EkaeCs Out Yor,der

Permission American Play Co.,, N. Y.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
BELMONT.

A good rain is much needed in these parts.
 Health is better here than it has been for some time.
 Some of the young people spent Sunday on the Round Mountain. A. l.. DeArmond and wife of Con- way came down to see his mother one day last week.
 A good crowd of young people at tended the entertainment at ]. F. Cartwright's recently.
 Rev. A. R. Ward and wife were visitors in our midst the past week.
 March 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received until 10 o'clock a. m., Monday, April 1, 1910, for the purchase of the following property of the School District of Conway, Arkan- sas:
 The one-story frame building situ- ated on the grounds of the White pub lie school, to be removed from said grounds at cost of successful bidder, within 90 days.
 The building and grounds situated on lot numbers 3, and 6, in block Z of Robinson's plan of the town of Conway, now used for the colored public school
 Separate bids must be made on each of the above two pieces of property. No furniture or other equipment will 5e included in either of the above buildings, and the School Board re- serves ample time to remove all such furniture and equipment from the buildings. Possession of the colored public school property will be sur rendered to the successful bidder on or before June l, 1910. Terms of sale, cash in hand. The board re serves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids should be addressed to s. E. Anderson, secretary. By order of the Board.
 SCHOOL DISTRICT OF CONWAY
 10 FRAUENTHAL, Pres. By s. F. ANDERSON. See. dGt T .I l,Ia,.I.- !, e.. .,1a ,@ tl,;- ,g;.,o
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
SYNOPSIS.

Act 1. Grounds of Terry's Harbor. Club House.
 Act 3. Ben Cooke's home. FoW weeks later.
 Act B. Captain Barton's home. The following day
 Act i. Same as Act 3. Two years later
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30
PASTURE FOR RENT.

J. D. Collier has 160-acre pasture in the east part of the town. Rates, horses, per head, $1.00 per month; cows, $100 per month; calves under one year old, 50 cents per month. All stock will be turned out if you don't notify J. D. Collier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-30

We will help you to have e home if you are willing to do a part of the work necessary thereto. The Boulevard Addi- tion is the ideal place for a home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
LCsE -EAVLr a. coAL6A-E

srlduag, manager lr lie tt.a.y
Construction company W M-A. este
arrived mere y-s'e-tay rom Coalgare
where lis company las q rnu--act
vim f1aJ -'ry re sags me lea -
-ains mo past week COS. his company
something DHe $4,000 .a -ae Goa!
count. -1Vu sewer ditcaes we're I'll
30 win mud md d yasr dea " extra
work F.l nave -l 20 tone re- over
come ne damage
M- Hea.ey E1o ias nat sla-1e "
tne curtrfcr work a -a.s Town ias
le-l .a..ed 20 OS.anoma CRY IN tc-
count ~ The Illness o, MS VIE The
eomm.ssiouers compelled me .1ut-af-
tors rD to improvements - land 20
meet 'I- --qI-s't ~ -le la5or.ng g.-o
pie and ne Company -eDor-s taa- D.
CANNOT gt' aands Wsrrient % ~ re
work The cLwDaay wants more men
and viii be- zlad ~ have hundred
extra laGd, Apply % them tomorrow
Tor work Mr ar1dnax says ne VIZ
carry ont a.. -oI--acs vita the city
10 '-far4n,- 20 eliminating machinery
s.tr-qu.res 1lm . --man here all
toe yea-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
NEGeo WAS CAPTURED
>sr- sf stei.- 5-55.--y Recovered
eeisrss 20 % ess.rar. Wheeler

I-sse Edwards. ne negro rao s;ole
the team o, horses and aaek belong
ing 70 III .-se~7aa a. Wheeler o.
last Thursday nizat. ras capured
here yestertay Th@ sae-ifs heard
thai the negro ras in town and
that IL could .kely 5e souat u
The northeast part y .ae city. A.
le had some relatives there Tn.
negro vas arrested BY Buck VII
-lms. negro trusty VAC IA SER
.ng a sentence n tis ialL. Buck
vas ou- % 10 Atcie detective EorS
among he negroes, and While !.
vas out ae found the negro and rss
on his way % iail With aim. when
a. met Sheriff Akers. Who vas also
In that part Of the city searching
for The negro One % The scok. q
horses vas recovered. but ons horse
and he hack have not been recoy-
cred. They We're eft near Baum
and the sheriff viii send for them
az once
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
: O-s rro.ocraere-.

Mr.. Sclgleman. vhc Is nov Eith
Ran Webt has a very fine Hun
Sarian Shepherd dog. which IS Al
most human in intelligence. He l.
trained 70 work in the studio and
assists in amusing the children when
they are being photographed. He will
also have his picture taken with the
children. On being told TO keep still
he ~ill 81, still until told 10 move
He has become very popular With
the ladies and children. He will b.
on duty at the studio until NJ.
Webb's special sale is over. which
ends April a5th.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
The Oe-cr cr .ne Ar

"a he germ ~ Taf,-ioDs. that. breath
eG N, brings suffering 70 thousands
lts after effects are weakness. ner-
vousness llck ot appetite, energy aag
ambition, vith disortersd liver anc
Kidneys. The greatest need then =
Electric Bitters, the splendid tonic
blood purifier alt regulator o..
stomach, Liver and kidneys Thous
ants have proved that they wonder
fully siren grhen the nerves. su!ld Il.
the system and restore health arc
good spirits after a. attack OF Grip
r suffering. try them. Only soc. Per
fect satisfaction guaranteed By Ard
more Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Ncc,c. g tire SucEc.

Notice ls hereby gwen tAa. Joe
William Criner is r0J aurlor1 zed 20
make purchases FOR NE nor 70 sign
my name 20 eaects Merchandise
so.d aim and checks cas- he'd % nim
from tals fay on vii not De paid sar
by ne Further notice ia gwen TIA,
my name 81 gnet 10 orders presented
By him viii not De honored.
i1t6Ei J. p. CRINER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

r." park 1ca-t pad n .a-ge
Force ~ laufs Sa-Irfar -lat la7e
1"ru .1Sagrd n nakng improve
n"n-s 10 -1e parts u -le CITY ia tle
HH.-,.1 z-1u park arsar 9.-aas. g-.ass-
as nd Towers have lsen s-- 0u-
fcr1rf n1 -1 plans made ly capt
t1 .-.a.-oE " -1a 0a-N board. nd
-haf PARK viil 1s one = -ae 3rat-
-.-s- ,lc-s -ne cry -l.s summer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

The park on -a- .ot T-s- - the
Hu.on irDD, il 4ssurad The ground
Ras r-ooe rht' mo.n.az aat me
work WI 10 carried IN M! a nice
park Il mDlersf The movement ra
have park here va s-ar-at By the
'-fnor- Boost-r Girs C11 ,ev
Faa,s Das Th- matter va -akea Up
r.tr fl- Officials n tra RDot q. and
system F.-l r.- result ,lat -l- work
gan tl.s morning CamU.ss aue-
E.rlr' N.D rae -sv oe Dbl.
HD1r4s 41 fse Vesr side ~ The plot
where 's- park is being bulls say.
'aat .. al. take al Advertising mat
-ar 'r1u ,as yards and have some
nice scenes .aint-d instead The
Santa r.. v s.so e1ustertnz putting
p .s-s Yr tI- s0u+l aide o. rae L.
-o- End Na-s on faat vii likely
.eg.r within 'ra next ten days. Tals
N. ada greatly 20 td" apDearana-
~ .e- pas- around the depot as the
.rs aa.. always been the dumping
grounds 'r al kinds o' trash taat
pas MT gerry .i-asinz 20 look upon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Sill They Cor.

Among tae late arrivals In Ard
more are Mr and Mrs John K
Burton q Den son Texas Mrs. Bur
ton was here a few weeks past 70
look over the town and decided that
Arimo-s Tas The place ,5- them. and
they moved here last week. Mr
Burton has Invested In quite a .o.
az ca-ter county property and IL
highly pleased aIth the country. He
is a.so a stack fancier and has
nHmDer ~ t1OroggAbred horses and
d0gz
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

I.. directors % the Ardmorc Fair
A..n'.atpD wc' this morning 40 the
Commercial Club rooms 10 make ar
'H0s.n.u's ent into the business
n. organizing and having The fair
.r" tH aL l- was decided at the
meeting 'H.H morning 20 meet again
oD s'.r'.. t.e 3Oth, for the pur.
p'.. n. ..00'ur the officers, and in
The meantime stock in tho asso-
ciat.ou all. ue offered for sale, and
10 is expected that a few thousand
dollars viii Doe sold by the next
meeting. The directors are going into
the work In business-like way
and are determined that there will
be a fair held here this year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

County Treasurer sIm0n tad 1.s
'sr.- ass Iusr pretty veil all ta7
-arI- is" Collecting poll -4E.s. Man
" rDuug men y1o nave not
''-'u a.. lst1met % paying taxes neg
."H'-f -o pay -Ie.- poll AK ar we're
aot informed chat mra a .ax va 20
DO pad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Marriage licenses were granted Sat-
urday % A. r Mono. of Keller and
Mss Lnlu 4 Kirby 0f Newport. lin
S-veI aad Miss Masie Tul1y ot
Provence and W. #. Hudson ant
Mss May Jones % R@cs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Permitted to Pair.

Marriage license have been issued
10 w II. Hudson OF Reck and Miss
May Jones OF Reck. The bride was
only fifteen years of age and the
written consent of her parents was
filed with the county judge. License
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

The county court convened thls
morning for the regular April term
Little business vas disposed Of. a.
70 usually takes the first day 70 i'm
panel a Jury and got everything u
working order. Some civil matters
we're dispnsed Of today, and the Jury
impaneied and the regular grind OF
disposing Of the cases viii begin
ia earnest tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Ne,s suIrS =IeG.

II. A-tmcra Nltoud. lauA 1as
fled suits AGAINST l. p hudson
% ,nilect Judgment or s15-.3- aaf in
--rsst Amounting 20 80 - lnt costs
n me ca-se
The Jennings Investment co. nas
fled -u.- AGAINST sam g Woods %
collect on "a. -star- st-lat-t In
Carter county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

q. VI Jones county treasure u
s"fzF.cS county. Kansas. is In the
city from Wichita Kan. he mas made
purchases u real estate In Carter
county His son D.nald Jones. a
q adGa-r of The Agricultural College
0' Kansas. will take charge os h!s
farm six miles n0rrh of here and
r.l plant 100 acres % alfalfa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Death From knnnler1.

j. G. Alexander died a. bis home
near Newport Friday ct noon, after
short illness with apoplexy. The
deceased was 50 years OF age and a
good citizen The remains were bug.
led Saturday afternoon AT the family
buryins grounds near Newport.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Street Stories


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-l- Gasoline -1-u.-s --.- ru
l-l -- 1u--r- nru-- M
.- F-1or -1tus -l --arspr-- -
--.- -0u --- Var1t1rl mines -1
trr-ur-- -ava l-----i and rt-I-
-- .-s-s- wagons TL d. -.lI- -1
l--1 % -au-.-- Ls0-llt --uu -1-
mines -u -l- -lIirad Shipments
Old 20 1-t- -u- 1Av.1- 1---lus.-s and
H- --r 1u-7rs- nj 1-.nE nauu.ac.
--i -r1 -a.u- .lt -s-1isa. -lr
l-11a-t n1us--- --~;.1 1-t -I l-
l- ---at-s- must 1 -l---- -IIn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Mrs LOWE KatZ 0f Gainesville
came % Arimora Saturday 20 have
M- Stigleman. Who IL now w.th Mr
Ran Webb make her som- photos
Ms Katz vas out OF the city dur
inZ Mr. Stig.emans stay in Gaines
Vile, and NOT being able 70 secure
a. aIgh grade phctos any other
place. as are nov being introduced
az Webb came here for her work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Mrs. Evelyn 5sse-.

Mrs Baker IS the president 1f -he
H-a.-a Club. she has don. a world
ot good 10 promoting good r-oNng
and baking among the women Of
america. Thousands % women have
Joined her Health Club Ir costs
1r.y I'D cents 20 Join and there a--
no dues 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
LOVE COUNTY FARMERS.
Their Boys Lead .re STAT. N orss7-
ration az Corn Clubs

N~-i0' tg.u' Graham has 6ee1
.n iHVe r1g1'5 the past week lie
,ays 'lr -egD-r published q "a. Ari.
uo-e.-e 'aa5 ,a"ir county "a. ahead
~ Csrfe- county and l1 advance o,
aaI other 0DYa'g Ia tle state o. the
matter a. tle 1rganlzat.on ~ eo-n
r.44s aas p.easad the Lose couu,5
people and they are struggling 20 cap
.ra al 'ao goDI corn prizes This fall
VI GRAHAM SAYS the corn saoV ln
Nrdm0re ta.s Pail viii be the most In.
lD-taGt .1 1rf county 70 tae state
ana Rii DO a.uos, "a Qood as the
s,a-e Pair VII aage The people o'
.a.s section ~ the state are taking
more Interest ,r corn growing and nlIl
have NOR. corn on exhlbl, for prize
mo.-y
M- Graham eports that rocea.
rains a1." not tashed the lands m
a.s district and nat crops are looking
v'.y nlo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Deputy Sheriff Fred Williams lest
FOR Duncan where he goes
20 arrest a man Who is wanted here
for issuing some bogus checks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
haorero opuo sroer
toe1l people Wu Opeo New Store
ON Wcst Main street

Tho Ringer Drug Go is tho style
namo ~ mo nov drug store that will
open i,s doors IN a few vcoks In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
~ N.eaBfs s9oo~-ssss

A-1~o,- so~a.y so, = o'o
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-29
Special Masters Sale.

in Circuit Court, Eighth Judicial Circuit,
in and for Putnam County, Florida In
Chancery.
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue of a Final Decree OF Foreclosure
and SAFE, rendered in said Court, on the 18th
Jay vi March, A. D., 1910, by the Honora BILE
J. T. Wills, Judge OF said court, in a certain
ause therein pending, wherein Addie V.
Angler, BY her husband and next friend, L.
NJ. Angler. is Complainant, and
Ida II nd, ana IA Hind, as Executri1 OF
the last will and testament oI Thomas Hind,
deceased, are defendants, IN which decree i
"a appointed Special Masser in Chdncery
10 execute tine same. on the
FInsT MONDAY IN MAY. A. D. 1910,
ne same being May End, 1910, during
tue zeal hours VI sale on tnat day,
in front OF the our House door, o. Putnam
Ount!, FIOrida, / viii otfer for sale to the
"A. shest and best bidder therefor. iOT cash,
Ia o. tIe following described tract OF land
{ ing anu being ia Putin m CUunty. sac OF
7 o Iua, anu particu arlH described us be-
-lnn.ng at pc, M SOU h sIAIy-eight degrees
nd lOT,y-nSe minutes East. twenty ~ o
rods anu SAX aud e-half feet, rom another
yo.nt on The East side o. the Gardner Grant,
.Wenty rous North twenty-Onv de- rees AID
.iIteeu minutes East, from the southeast
corner OF sa.d Gardner Grant; thence south
- degrees anu 45 minutes East, FOUR rods
% Mary MaAning's Line; thence south on
I'd d line as approved ny The court in an ac-
, "a o. Partiviom VIII rein ban. FL H. JauseY
vas Plaintiff ana James NJ. Fl nm, and others
ere De.eLdaulS, 10 tHe East DGnA o. tue
u. johns hiver, on Lake george: thence
20" said river 10 II point Sould =. degrees
I'D ID minutes Mrsi, from the nrsl
AIMED poInt: thence North u deg ees and
10 ..Iiuutes East, To the be- innIng, intending
~ cover an arear four rods wide AID > rods
.Yng, and tine river front with It's meuuders.
Purchaser to pay Tor deed.
HENRY StRUNZ,
as Special MAs.eT in hancery.
=. e. HASK ELL. ksu..
COmplaInantS solicitor.
talHlAa. Fla March .olu 1910.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-29
No Sunset For Five DAYS.

At the head of the gulf of Bnthhin
there is a mountain on the summit OF
which the SUD shines perpptually dur
ing the five days OF June ~. ~. q. - -
and % Every six hours during this
season of couriuuaI sunshine a steam
er leaves Stock holm crowded with
visitors anxious to witness the phe-
nomPDOu Al the same pl&ce during
winter the sun disappears and is not
seen for weeks Then 1t comes In
sight again for ten. fifteen or twenty
minutes. gradually lenGheniug its
stay until finally 1t STAYS in sight con.
tnuUuSly for upward of l2U hours.