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Aetr.s. In an Air.hip.

Mir. Stanley Cooke, an English the atricai manager. was considera ply per turbed recently by the contents of letter received from Miss Ola Hum phrey. his leading lady
 The letter stated that she proposed going from Munich to Oberammergau in order to witness the Passion play and that the first t~enfy-fve miles would be accomplished In an airship. the remainder in a motor The let fer also contained instructions in case of an accident
 Hr. Cooke immediately telegraphed. begging Miss Humphrey not to at- tempt the night. but 1t was too lata The adventurous young lady. accom- panied by five gentlemen. had already |started The voyage proved success. and Mr. Cooke's fears were aliayed by the receipt of an enthusiastic tele- gram announcing the safe arrival of the party.
 Miss Humphrey. when interviewed after her trip. admitted she felt very nervous as the time approached for Ithe start. and as the airship rose and the earth apparently receded the whole of her past life flashed through her brain. but this soon gave place to q feeling of great exhilaration as the dirigfble sailed majestically over an ever changing panorama
 Miss Ola Humphrey. who is . Call fornian actress new to London. is 70 enchanted with her experience that she has decided to take up aeroplan- Ing directly after the run of ''rhs Man From Mexico" and has already written to MT. Grahame White with . view Co being instructed in the art of flying.
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Classified Advertisements

undersigned was on the 18th day of September. A. D., 1910, duly ap- pointed as assignee of O. g. French and E. Nj. Shipp, doing business in Bisbee, Arizona, under the firm name of French and Shipp; said as signment being made for the benefit of al creditors consenting 10 ac ccpt proportionally their respective shares of said estate. All creditors wishing to assent to the terms oi this decd of assignnrTn; shoHld make known their assent to said Assignee. in writing, within four months from the date of this publication.
 JASON F. wfLMOTii
 Assignee oRoe of Alex Murry,
 Mrheim Block, Bisbee, Arizona Date of first publication Oct lsth. te1f
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I tory expended through one central O.. flee. This plan meets with wide ap proval and resolution may be pas sed at next Thursdays meeting, rec lommending that the next legislature create the office of territorial com missioner of immigration. abolishing the county officials
 Aside from these two matters sev- eral others of considerable moment will be discussed. Several papers are to be read
 Following is list of the delegates:
 Apache county-O. D. Gallegos, county recorder: Joseph Udall. chair man board of supervisors.
 Cochise county-Frank D. Myers. of immigration: E. P. Grindell, secretary Douglas chamber of commerce and mines; Aloys,us Coll.
 Coconino-Jesse Gregg and W. Fl chairman and clerk board of supervisors.
 Gila-F. D. Smith, secretary Globe chamber of commerce; Patrick Rose. chairman board of supervisors.
 Graham-George Webster, chairman board of supervisors.
 Maricopa-J. W. Foss, president board of trade; Harry Welch. secre- tary board of trade; R. !. Schweppe, president Tempe board of trade, presi- dent Mesa chamber of commerce: Captain ]. w. Crnshaw. commission CT of immigration; c. H. Akers, presi- dent Commercial club; F. A. Jones. secretary Commercial club.
 Hohave-John c. Patts. chairman board of supervisors.
 Navajo-W. H. Clark, commissioner Iof immigration.
 Pima-J. M. Ronstadt. commissoon- CT of immigration: H. V. Falor. sec retary Tucson chamber of commerce. Pinal-T N. Willis and c. F. Wat son, chairman and clerk board ot supervisors.
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To the shareholders of Espiritu- ssnto GoId-Siiver Go.
 Notice is hereby given that spe- cial meeting of the shareholders of the Espiritu-Santo Gold Silver con- pany will be held at the Copper Queen Hotel in the City of Bisbee. Arizona at s o'clock p m. Saturda. Nov. 26. 1910, for the purpose of
 .Ing and acthx upon pro
 ion to be submitted to suci meeting for the sale of the entire assets of the corporation for the
 lrpose of yesting them in a new corporation to be organized for that purpose and with the object of raising the necessary capital to equip. develop and operate the company's properties. which propo sition has been acted upon favor orably by the board of directors an, [ by them referred to the shareho'd CTS. or of adopting some other plan of financing the enterprise.
 By order of the board of directors Secretary. I. V. MONTAGUE.
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BANQUET |S GIVEN ARIZONA
 BOOSTERS BY PHOENIX MEN

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. Prior te the meeting of representatives of the commercial bodies of the territory representatives of county boards c. sufservisors and county commissioner of immigration, to be held in this city tomorrow morning, the delegates viii be guests of the Phoenix board sf trade at a luncheon, which will be teadered them at the Adams Annex
 Secretary Harry Welch has written letters to all the appointed delegates ard all who have been askd to at tend, again urging their atteRaaaee aEa inviting them to be guests of hon or at the breakfast.
 The breakfast will begin at the AG- ans Annex at 9:30 and the meeting st 1o:Se. IL is expected to be the most important meeting of the kind ever held in Arizona
 Among the many matters that are likely to come up there are two of oyershadowing importance. One is the maintenance of Arizona exhibits on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts and the other is the appointment of a ter ritoriAl commissioner of immigration.
 Since the Phoenix board of trade established a branch in Los Angeles with such gratifying results, there has been much discussion all over Arizona of the advisability of placing an exhibit representative of the whole teujtory in that city, and of gather ing another big exhibit for some east ern point. The expense of maintain ing these exhibits will be borne by the various boards of trade and cham bers of commerce of Arizona
 There is more or less dissatisfac- tioh of the present system of employ ing coanty commissioners of immigra- tion at comparatively small salaries. It is contended that the returns are not commensurate with the money expeaded-that it would be better to have the money for the entire terri
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TO GREET RAINBOW.

VICTORIA, B. C., Nov. sc ageously plotting from her men for the time being the results of c. great fire which recently devastai large section of the city, yicto' s today donned holiday attire al I prepared to give joyous weleom % to the cruiser Rainbow, due to ar rive at the end of her long trip from England around the Horn. E.ator ate entertainment has been prepared for the officers and men of the cruiser, which has beal desiSna'ed as the first ship Of he new Canadian navy of the Pacific coast. num- ber of eminent representatives of the federa' and provincial governments are here to jon the denlons:, a:ion of welcome. As-sOon as the for- Inalities or greeting are over the Rainbow vii go into quarters at. EsqGimauli.
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The Smartest Ever.

Paquin has exceeded even his ex- quisite skill in the charming costume of his which is illustrated today. The gown is of blue chiffon. bright dark tone draped over the same shade of satin. The skirt finishes in a deep band of blue satin commented below the knee with a chou of black satin confined by buckle.
 The upper half of the waist follows the approved kimono lines and is gath
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FOR RENT-Batching rooms. around
 Castle Rock. Mrs. Louis. 762
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Santa Cruz-W. G. Budge, secre- tary Nogales board of trade; O. F. Ashburne, chairman board of super vIsors.
 Yavapai - George P. Harrington, chairman board of supervisors; C. A 11eter. cierK supervisors; J. NJ. Love joy, chairman Yavapai Commercial club.
 fuma-A. B. Ming, commissioner O immigration; Paul H. Hobby, secre tary Yuma chamber of commerce and mines; Clemente H. Goodman, secre tary Yuma Commercial club.
 Minstrels Sunday Night Orpheum
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FouNDERs' DAY

.Minstrels Sunday Night Orpheuu
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LosT-$60. Three twenty-doliar bill Between Bank of Lowell and Cop per Queen store. Finder return to Constable Bailey or J. A True love and received reward
 7s4
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FOR RENT-1 modern room house 107 Mason hill Good location. w.
 A. Sutton c. O. Store 651.
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SOUTH HADLEY, Mass, Nov. S. The annual celebration of Founders Day was brilliantly observed . Mount Ho,yoke College today. Many alumnae and friends of the institU tier from various parts of the oountry were in attendance. The principa speaker at the exercises was presd dent Marion Le Roy Burton of Sr,itl College.
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QUICK lOANS-on rurnfture. piapc- etc. No publicity. goods remain l. your possession. easy payments Johnson & Hafgler Phone 76.
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NOTICE oF APPOINTMENT AZ
 sIeNEE.

Notice is hereby given that the
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W. Somerset Maughem, the Eng fish dramatist who has such sue cess with his light comedies of English fashionable fife is coming 10 this country to see the American productions Of his plays Smith" and Mrs. Dot"
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Refrigera kitchen cabinet, dresser and bed
 15 Warren Ave. Mason Hill. 75G.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Furniture Of a room house. Everything complete Mrs.
 S. Mckeehan, Castle Hill. 7sG
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EeNA a NHhift fnltfE Rszr aas
i1otnyf 81 4a1 Stain aee lai
laH HyAe, HHrnHnoe fh. suas,.r of
lt t9ile@ius fat9as fr 7rkaas Esi
fHt MNNA N4d5nh 3fetfsr
81 Aunan i Nrfa. A.fHus lH
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AnEsfes fal fuH aHd ua uurf
T. i'een6n Faf8 AafiG matilrfs
1nd blarts tnf uIAHl faalej.
Wa Mnto jF @wmw HuieH
atio stopping mtHla 5eW fls uHinH
81 a. He=d DHut go g4l.
htil bisaaea9l paufr Elara
T. auH q HikuH llmffrurlr. rHIi
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BETHEL.

Bethel, Oct. 31All the sick peo-
pie OF whom we know are doing well
and promise soon to be at their ac-
customed places.
Cotton picking is still the order OF
the day and there is still some TO
cren.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson are
rejoicing over the arrival ofsa new
boy at their home.
Miss Calle Sims left for Green
vile last Saturday where she will at
tend school.
Mr.. William Turner and family of
Grandview visited his father, Mr.. r.
e. Turner. Sunday. and Miss Lola re-
turned with them to their home
where she il attending school.
Sixty young people attended the
banquet at the Methodist parsonage
last Friday night. All OF them SEEM
ed to have great time.
Everything in Methodist circles Is
rounding up for annual conference,
which meets In Waxahachie Nov. Is.
Our friends should all avail them
selves of the opportunity OF attending
this conference and hearing the bish-
CD.
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Mr.. Charlie Taylor and Miss May
Bryant drove up aud Rev. r. J Delk
soon pronounced them man and wife.
The happy couple Went on their way
rejoicing.
Most eevry one attended the fair
at Dallas and all report a good time,
Mr.. Jimmie Sanford was able to
go to Waxahacnie Saturday.
Miss May Nelson was visiting at
Mr.. Robert Mays Saturday night.
Miss Emma Cooper has been visit
ing in Waxahachie the past few days.
Mr.. j. X. Patton and wife OF Sar-
dis; Mr.. Erastus Patton Of Elma,
Okla, Mr.. Jack Mcdowell and family,
Marshall Vincent and wife and Mr.
stoker Sanford were the guests of
Jim Patton sunday.
There was not very large attend
ance at Sunday school and the pray
er meeting was postponed.
Our school Will begin on the | 4th
Of November under the management
OF Prof Mcdonald OF Midlothian.
Mr.. John Vincent is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Charlie Carder and wife made
a trip to the fair last week.
We learn Mr.. Nick Lindop will
move soon to his new home near Ce-
dar Hill.
Mrs. Jennie Sanford was visiting
at Mrs. Sallie Samford's Sunday.
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. ~ THE CHURCHES .
800 ~HH>
SAtsibiS.

Sardis. Oct 31.-Mr. Dee High
tower OF Ballinger is visiting his sis
ters, Mesdames r. w. Poplin and
Frank Middleton.
Miss Madge Allen vert to Long
Branch 10 church sunday night.
Mrs. Bate of WaXahachie was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gray, last
week
Miss Myrtle Forbes of Midlothian
is visiting the home Of Mr.. John
Jones, this week
Mr.. Ally Mccaleb of Amarillo,
Texas, has been visiting bis uncle.
j. T. McCaleb.
Mr.. j. n. McCaleb of Ray and Mr..
Bill Church of Wichita Fails were at
Il. ! Delks Sunday
DR.. and Mrs Popln went to Grand
Prairie Sunday and then on to Fort
Worth, bringing with them Mr.. Ever
EFT Hightower. who has been at the
Sanitarium for treatment for br0f-
en- leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Massey OF Wei
nut Grove spent Sunday, the guests
Of Il. b. Kirk
Mrs Phillip Chapman and girls
Spent Saturday in Sardis, guests Of
AIRS. Delk.
Nil and Mrs. Jim Cherry of Wal
nut Grove ard Mrs. Walter BATE of
y aXahachie were all with home fclEs
here Sunday.
Quarterly meeting convenes here
Saturday. the 5th.
MI and Mrs Tom Mayfield cf Fort
Worth came down Sunday TO visit
Uncle Bob Mayfield who has been on
the sick list but is better now,
Mrs. E. J. Holmes and Miss Molle.
Of Long Branch spent T,.@sslay NJ
last week With Mrs. f. J. Delk.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. McGalsb went
10 Midlothian Saturday night.
Mr.. Ray Hicks and family OF GRAY
son county visited the homr II Or.
joyce las. week
Rev j. j. Delk went 10 Walnut
Grove Sunday to fill an appointment,
Quite number attended tse fair
FROM Sardic
The road working is very lively IN
our part these days, about forty
wagons are hauling through Sardis.
People are progressing fine W. h
their cotton picking and corn pui.-
ing.
Mr.. Will Reins and Mrs. Fin Gar
win went to Grand Prairie Monday.
Misses Ruby and Rena Workman
visited Miss Effie Middleton Satur-
day and Sunday
Miss Della Brown visited the
Misses Harris Sunday to Monday.
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AIcAllster Coal.
me very best 1t Shiyes n Ksys. Il
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LONG BRANCH.

Ions Branch. Oct. 31.There Is
still some cotton to pick in this sec
ton. Cotton II turning out fairly
well and the farmers are realizing a
good price for what they sell.
Quite q number OF young people
enjoyed social at the home Of Mr.,
Duvall Saturday night.
Al wedding took place ii front of
the church sunday evening when
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A WHOLE SIDE OF OUR BEEF.

a WHOLE SHE OF OUH b1F1r
would not be too much for you II
your capacity were equal to your
desire. The only fault in our meats
is that they induce overeating. They
are so fine flavor. so tender and
Juicy that you hate to quit eating
as long as there Is any more meat
to be had. Try some instead OF Q
tonic. It's nicer and suref.
FRESH. OYSTERS DAILY.
Fl. II. NYCUM
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BY a Special Correspondent
We all have way of saying they
say" this or that of some person or
some thing and accepting it our
selves as authentic when someone
says they say" TO us.
But if We stopped to inquire into
the exact source of the Information,
either we would be unable 70 trace 1t
back to anyone other than elusive IN
dividuais They Say" or we will find
back of it the unkind gossip OF some
enemy.
And just because they say fails
To put the blame of falseh0od on
any one persons shoulders ii really
is the most dangerous OF statements
and one of the hardest to refute.
SO let us beware of believing they
say stories. Let us treat lightly all
gossip introduced By the words they
rsav." Or if this gossip makes us sGs-
picious of its object--and it is natur-
al and human that it should at
times let us suspend Judgment un-
til we KNOW. In other words, let US
Go the object of they say the JUS
tice to investigate until we find
someone who is in position from
actual knowledge and whom we can
trust to make a positive statement
over his own name as to the truth
or falsity of the they say story.
The writer has been led to pen
this little lesson in practical fairness
by reading little book issued by the
Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta, Ca
entitled 1.-THE Truth About Coca-Co-
la" That truly delicious and whole
some beverage has for so long been
the subject OF they say stories in
which all manner OF untrue and det-
rimental things about Coca-Cola nave
been circulated that the manutac-
turers have been forced to issue thelr
book giving authentic information
about this beverage. And the lnior-
nation therein contained does not
rest its case on any they say state
ments. but bases its arguments ql
analysis and statements OF chemists
and scientists occupying the highest
positions in America
This Is the most interesting BOOK
IA fine study in dignity IN re1utlns
falsehoOds- book OF in1orma
tion that all should read. You VIII
find 1t well worth your while TO Wr!.e
and ask the Coca-Cola company a.,
lanta, Ca. to send you free copy 20
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Both speetIy ana Effectlyc.

This indicates the action Of Foley's
Kidney Pills as S. Parsons, Battle
Creek. Mich, illustrates: II have
been afflicted with severe case of
kidney and bladder trouble for which
/ found no relief until used Foley's
Kidney Pills. These cured me entire
" Of all my ailments. Twas troubled
with backaches ana severe shooting
palma with annoying urinary irregu-
larities. The steady use OF Foleyss
Kidney pills rid me entirely Of an
my former troubles. they have my
highest Recommendation. B. W.
Fearis. a
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All exhibits for the flower show
must be at the city hall by II o'clock
Wednesday. The chairman OF each
department will be there to receive
them.
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Those having old curios or inter-
esting relics of any kind and willing
10 lend them for an exhibit at the
flower show send to City hall by
Wednesday noon. in charge of NJ.
Il. NJ. Hines or Mrs. T. A. Owen
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Ii. Y. +. u. Program.

Subject--The Deity OF Jesus anu
Our Personal Religion.
Leader-Miss Mary Geddings.
Song.
Prayer. ~,
Bible reading Acts 9:1-9, oy
leader. a.. r
Importance Of right living. Miss =.
Il. Walker.
Talk On divinity of Christ and our
personal religion. Miss Dalton can
trell.
Song. ho,rs
Scripture proof that Jesus helps
the christiarl. Miss Olive Couch. WA
Talk On willing service. Mr.. DAVIS.
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Come and bring the children 70 .ne
Majestic and see Buster, one q .no
srncrtest dogs sou ever saw. iov
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pY vTRfUB on A uECBEH Or FoRECLO-
- ruFo anH nnls FondeFsi u The ClEcnit COu3t e
"a asnonA tudioaal Circuit q Rloida in aQa for
kaon c1gntY. in chanooEY. On tho lolh eaE ~ La1-
nfnn1nrinN Cr1Enanys = onEpolNtlcu Ulaato1 end
oxisttnE undar tka laws 81 tho ola1e - Elo1I1a,
w. ecplasnhne an9 k1g1l1l ~ Mal wa -.
iIor - snsh, hsfuFs tAs Iront der Il tho oouEt
honas q lea C1uqtY, 81 Moplny tho 81 enF of
Nay, a. b. 1910. bstvean tbe hogFa g elsFe1
o'eisek q n. and 90 e'oock 2. ~, tae t1ll9gi1g
f1lI 80 fastanings puFc1aEo1 W chs nd Ihonoa
M Hall ffum 1aIr ngcE., }oTE1cnVilla at1o olE
Smith. MyoFa and Behnteys HIlt 4aehiaei also
Works nunhered lshoDl 80. DalaVln maia nlso
LRG HOUaTOUN,
6-ta Sheriff Looa county, FLORIDA.
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Gaineavilla, Fiorida April a i9lo-4Oliss y hsFo-
~ given tat Joseph n, hemlIns 2r, ~ Wood-
Wills. Florida, Who On HeptgmbeE, & 1884, mnas
Hoanaglssd Entry Ao. ttsie tssfl4l Ne olool. fos
ahlp sguth. rnags Z east, Tallahaz8sa hioftdlan,
has Giod noties 81 iutention - make Gnnl I've
vanf pFoof % establish claim O. the had aboga
= TaisSsIsss. . SsSias S . s. issS az q isS.
1870
Clainnnt uanea e. witnesses:
ChaFias ~ hoors. 81 Wosdvslle. FioEida.
VIII smith. q DelpA, FioFida.
aaul Kallch of Wootvilla. Floti1a.
hENRYs. oHUBB,
T-6t naEiataF.
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CEAL.ED Rn0PO8AEa Will ~ EnCEIyND
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tag. o'cloek D. -. aY oT1. 1910. lo lhs oeeliel
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lho dFaWIneH and EpoclaoatIgla
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event TIE nuoaaasful ti3trR faiE = mats ho1d
with aa eppfgVei 8aEety Company u ths aEeount
% sleooo,oo Ter the falshfui pstiefnanes 81 The
ThsHSAt , ressySd - ssaaDt yor raIsstsny
J'H PATTERSON. chalrmaa
J-tt 3. B. BPPES. becrstary.
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court, Leon County.
Florda.
6tephan PutBey ghoe Company. . CaboEatiga,
tAe kslata ~ y. I. 0ay DSfgD1ane
10 oliieO. oag. e. A1ministzalxiH uls.. - ae1ge-
ed, D1fnnfanei
Yea are boFehy notiasd that ths MD plaintiR
has l1sliiutad a,l,t aHning9 guu IN sd Ceurt ~
psar bef8Eo tbs 1naas ~ aad coust a tho oouft
houoo q Ialahar1uo, HloTl1a, ou tne q onY q
Mnr, a, u. A1Io d angNgsf nah suit
sTKPRtli PUIliEx saoE CoaPANY,
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Noties a hegSbg avln . 60 ers1ltorl
0IlSert iaFsa1l6. eScoasea. lals ei Lea
nDuney, Florida, ana % az pelgp19 hagiaG
claim1 - daman1a aEnInet o1id ESTATE. q
gseseas O.. se..s 80. ~ ~; "a s,ss ~
of March, 1910, otheFWlae 90 1uf1 clail1a
q frmanns VII - lnfegaF h1FFD4
u @. HAEk4F FIHL.D
AeRielsfrator q lhs Rllnss s oiIbss,
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NOTICE NJ HkRKBY GIVEN That As AD-
docoaeod. Wiil erll eariain paaonf so1la q sid
aglnfa oonsiGtin9 u ~ e plumtaT,s tocla ant
euDDllaa, ste, end an uulomosIie. e patilF Gne.
Tnflnharena. FluIiaa. e NorlsV. h1T,I TIih' y. D
lsle. between ne houzs e slavSa o'elplk =. aat
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