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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Gcisler. 33S w. Bird
No. Bcll I493-X. Ind. A03T 1917
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the RosedaIc Mining company is here
by called 10 convene at ? o'clock p. m. on
Monday, June C. 1910 at 500 South Main
street. in the city of Salt Lake. state of
Utah.
u. " HAYES. President.
J. FRANK JUDGE. Secretary.
ks572
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EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage. manicuring, hair dressing.
Sanitarium parlors. 81 West 2rd South:
Bell 1911; Ind. 1918. f3lS9
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

HOVoE 1iIND 'oICTIV !1lIV IINO
ACME PAINTING CO. HOUSE AND
sign painting from Alpha to Omega
Bell 1876. Ind. 2445 e2T33
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CONTRACTORS

.~-~-~~~-~-~1~-~>>-~--~~~~~~
y. F. WATKINS. CONTRACT PAINTER
kalsomining and paperhanging; all
work neatly done. Ind. 4l02. Shop sos
P!crpont ave. hl4s3
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ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

sower extensInn "a asR - ~
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WN,MTED-A s,6oTED- $4,000 HOUSE ON : :
A'oe' Seorge B. Standing. 7a 7a M,sA IA
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THE FURNITURE OF EIGHT ROOMS
In n first-class condition: was used Tor
boarding house: viii sell reasonable to
right party, 638 Z. Ist South, f&i90
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STROCk'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
f. End South. Phones 484. c743
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CLEANING
TO LEASE
SEWING MACHINES

NEW SINGERS. So PER MONTH YOUR
own price on all other makes. First =
class condition; fully warranted Don't
consider buying until YOU sec us Young
& Raleigh. % w. LIST SO. Bell 3O2S. Ind.
1865. k95T5
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DUMPING GROUND.

DUMPING GROUND FOR ALL KINDS
OF rough stun brickbats. etc; Tth w.
and Bird South. BoEue Supply Co tai42
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PERSONALS

BLOOD DISORDERS. RHEUMATISM
permanently cured free. Consult one
who suffered years. Write Marshall. III
University St. Seattle. Wash. k35S6
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DECOR RATING

IN'rERMOUNTAIN DECORSTINC %
No. Kendall square. bet Ath and eth
So. West Temple. Architectural model
Ing I'm all sLylesr Castings in all kinds OF
cement and plcstor All kinds Of sculp-
tural work. Satisfaction guaranteed. J
Jeppcrson. Charles pirotte & Co I51254
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MOVING, STORING. PACKING
SHIPPING

LARG GES'r AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
NJ in the west; goods shipped 10 any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed. Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones BOO. ol052
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we ron, SOLICIT LISTING IN HoT7sVS'
Tent, We are having many ,nihS cs,i.h
low Low snaI We cannot ACCOMMODATE 2, =
PSon.s S @ Johnson 2hs so West srd sou,t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-28
Git 5iuan5is Sabre fang. Sel
.Gerr

aoolpb Monion, @eidGitsfiibrer Der
"Gbieago &etaiI Goal 9ealerSB MiIo.
ciatiortn 81 @offat Str, gbiengo,
I6reibt: uSbr Ilpenfrdlter bot
mid bon Magenbei6mer6en furirt,
nit pelden i'd 5fpan5ig Sabre lang
bebaftet mar, Sd befragte peridie-
oelre Ier5te, mel6e mir MeOi3in ga-
BEN Die cine ober 5pei 8oden Gin.
oeraly idaffte, aber balllt ipurDe es
mieoer idlimmer. &einer fennt Die
8cin, meld)e ib ollie biefe Sabre 81
leioeit bate. Sd ner0e Mpenfr1lt-
ter allen nteinen 6rcrnben cmpfeb.
LEM"
aein Sail lit 10 iblimm unb tein
Seioem 10 iduer, mo ni6t 6ieies al.
Ie, seit6emGbrte arGrter- Seilmittel
8utes bollbringen miro. Sauien6e
Dabell llber leiten iprlloerbaren Wers
tb 3eltgniB dbgelegt. Seine gpotbe-
fer.MeOi5in. 8irb Den 9erten sir.
eft onrd 2ofal . Igenten ~geliefart
tpaI6e olgeitellt limo bon Den gigen-
tbiimern. Or, Yeter Sabrnep &
Sons 60, 1875 90. Sopne Moe.,
Gbicago, SH.
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SIT bod ionoerbur, baB iest auf
eimnal 10 piele @eniden ii6 Der
5leiidipeiicn freituiIlie entbaItelt
fonnen, no iie ionit, lperllp lie slbiti-
mems. tttto SOFT. Gage balten %iolletl,
Inn fir ibre Siinoen ufto @ergebeil
etipas gitBe 5u tbirn, iid oagegen
itrailben. So, ia, wenr's alt oe1t
@dobeiltel gebt, 0mn fam mall
ifon oglttiagurig" iiben iorit aber
lit man 81 idmGdIid Oa5u, ODER
fam es nidt allsbaltet ltno bel bar
ter Irbeit mlB man ia etluas It1r.
feres gerieBen alS @entiiie uno
Mteblipeiien lIO 0bit. ltebrigens
aud Elm furioies Sabr, bieies 1910;
Dab Die 8oiten5eit idon be9initt, troe
Dem tie oem aalenOer mad 10 ipie
10 friiber eintritt alS i~onftn1m(i6
ant s. Sebrllar. limo ipenn Damn
Gltern fomntt, an 81. MGr5, uio
Die Sbeierung 10 iortoallert, miro
'eS audi luellig 0itereier schell, oenn
Der oOiterbaie" miro mo6I aud am
rStreif'" bleiber, ipie iett Ole Siib-
ncr. Gier iino fait nod tbeilrer
rpie 5leiid!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-28

Sri. Suanita @raf feierte am
letter. 9ienita9 gbeno i'm Greunoeit-
freife ibren @eburtstag.
SER BbiI &otb bon Morriioit
mar @cntag bier. gr bate I'M
Gourtbaufe 81 tbltn.
-Senrp 8ei6emarm uirb @m.
8eftbol5 bon Ban tuareir Infangs
Der ISOLDE bier.
-2ouis 2ongenberg nto go.
Silfcboi1ner bon 9rnte, batter Mor
tag bier 8eidaftlides 81 beiorgen.
--Robert SfinoIer mar anfangs
Der ISOLDE in Cooper County ailf
Der llntid]alt nad 2nto.
-Srau 2ollis Stt bon Berger
iuar @ontag bier INN ibr 1odter.
djait, tueld)e bier sur Sdule gebt,
Si beiird)en.
Der Sraren 8erein Der @etb.
o6iiten @emeinoe periamneIte iidJ
seitetn Radmittag bel 8rau &. 8.
.Spobrer.
Su ct. 2ouis crlpirftet lettcit
SamItaa, Serr Clarence Sroucis ao.
len uiro SRI. glmn Eonlino Stts
lebtere bon Sermolnt, Seirotbslisen.
len.
Die beitcn Inltreiter, 9ouulrtcr.
nebnler II. Ir6iteften oieieS 2nltoes
brnltd)ci MIR Moilno Gitp .Soric
/ S9oemarfe" fiir @duieronitridy
Gbriit, GberIiu & Son.
Strait u. 6. 9egemonn brod)tC
am Somltog ibre God)ter Sri. Cor
ena nadJ Dem Geniiornt Sorrelt In.
iperIitp poielbIt oieieIbe bebnfs ibrel
IusbiI0ultg ldltgere Belt permcilef
mirb.
Sran RcIlie u. Wumbrdler
critic @ottiu oeS fiir5Iidl pe~riturbener
hilbert Mlmbruller, itarb Lebte @od,
an Der Hrelmtonio, in ct. 2ouis, in
arlter bon SO Sabreu. Sic binter.
lieb ibren 5ruei ainocrn ic $1,000
2ebensperiiderung.
= ltnicre idnell tuadienbe g(n5abl
9epoiitorer in unieren Sporfaiicn
8epartement, lit elm iiderer 9eipeiS
Dab infer Spitem 5ufriebenitellent
lit.
8eriudt es un0 eroffnet elm Spnr
conto lrno es miro eud niemals ge
reuen bieien Sdritt aetInn sit ia
ben.
8ir iin6 at ie6er Belt bereit ii
men alle mogli6e gusfunft iiber 81,
8ortbeiIe neI6e ibnen in bieiem Sc
partement geboten iperon, Si scben
# Sermann Sabines Sanf
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Seiraths.e ieenien.

5ranf q. 9aumitarf ,Sermant %
@uIpim 81. IulI6uiller &c
Geo. 6. Gtruttmann &binelano %
8retdien @raf, Sermanlt, %
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$500
SRI. Martba &Ienf lit oieie
ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis 5lt @eiitdl.
-9ieortd1 Sable, bon Gtpiss, be.
ebrte uIpS Samitn9 nit ieincn Sab
resbeind].
-9as @oIfsblott bGIt at ieinen
Sreunoen mo folgt fbren na6 mo-
bin iie aud geben.
-8as / It aus Dem ~altmooiif)en
Ronr,e. ipelfer Gier 3lim 6riibitiid
aB, geluor6ett?
SRI. 8atie Wuellcr bon 2ittle
Berger reiite Wortag nah ct. 2ouiS
5im 8eii,b.
-Gouis 2ntge bon YctSbam CT,
freute urs ailSgan9s letter @ohe
NIT ieinem 9efu6e.
-Srm, anton Senneberger, bon
Iorriiom mar Souttag bier gum
Degrading ibres p%eritorbeneu Ser.
man6ten, 2ouis &lee.
Jran Soiepb &atbgcb nit &in'
oefn, BON Berger, mar 6reitag uno
Gnmltag bier beim Bapo 3oeller,
5u 9eIuh.
pic beiagte 5rau 9oneper III
tpie mir perltebmem franf. Shire @r
felin. SRI. Bertha Saplor, bon ct
2olis, 1T bel ibr.
Der Sdmei8erperein $eIpatit
9iett morgcu s6cno ieiueu Wosfen
ball oit iueldeu es lliia bergeber
miro.
Der itnge Serr Sobu Slid
Sobn oes 9reSiGer'S Sobn 3. Slid
bon st. 2ollis. meIder bel @eriualtb
ten in Stolpe 5lun geilld tpor, rel
ite Mittnod) Seim.
-Irrnin G6crlin ipeldyer IN ct
2ouis oaS Sll,mber /, @eit6it ct
lertt. mar Somutag bier INN llod
Samilie Su ieben. Sem &~lenlpner
geid>dft bier lit nod ipie Dor in
@mtge.
pa Der rtdtitc Counting &c.
5iinfte i'm Woltat lit, miro 1T 6e,
WetbooiIten Stride pormittags oeut
fiber II. Gbenos e%n0liider 8ottes
bieuit iein. Die Siigenbuno Ser
Ianmlurg miro inter 2eit,tng pol
5rmi Or. 8ell itattfinoen.
-@em eltd eiire @eiunobei
lieb lit, IaBt es iridjt an friider Sui
feblerL Siitet 8obip iub SdIoi
simmer, melln mo9lid idloiet 81
teilneiie 9eotfitetem Sefriter. Gel
bel Gage i'm 5reien ipaairen. 2ui
un6 Sunnc iino Die beitcit SeiIfal
toren. s#I
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3 YrU3ent 3inlen ouf 0elt'Depoften.
Di~reftoien:
lM. q PrtHer, Hobt. geaIter.
SenrD Grass, 6enrD 10. lefoite,
9enrp Sd,sntr, ". ". Silber,
". u. @alter.
Die MiibIe be8ablte geiter1l
l$l.19 fir go. 2. 8ei5cn.
Der SO Sabre alte Sam
Guif lit 9eitern @orgen olf Der
Gonutp 6nrm geitorben.
CD. Setterer, bon 8oitroute 3,
beir6te inns letter Samitdg nno
binterlieb flingeube gtiiise.
-Gbarles &incbepal, bon Mcait-
trid, taufte Iebtc @ofe fir $3.50
bon Suliits @oeblts Elm @eipann
i6lpar5er Bferbe.
SEER SEQ. Gang mo Sobm SEQ
bon SrtOeridsburg, mar Samltag IN
Somttag bier. beim S6ipiegeruater
Gbas. 8nnot 81 8eilld.
-Srau gom. 6. 9ineoiger feierte
9eItern in groBem 5reunoesfreis if.
rem 8eburtstag, 81 weldem aud
mir ber5lid gratuliren.
-aDbrep 3immermam bon So.
les Greet reiite geitern rof) Seller.
ion Gitp we9elr idiperer aranfbeit
ieiner SHUTTER.
-Senrp Sable, bon Smiss, brad
te Wittpo6 S6meine in ben @artt,
Der OH bieiem Gage ilid)t Der Bette
mar. aber bod bober als lettes Sabr.
meinte &err Sable.
Geo, S6inbler, BON Spiss,
gipg Ietten Sanitag nod) Siggins.
billie I'M allf Der 6arm 81 arbeiten.
Sein @ruoer, Spbn, lit ebenfaIls
6orten.
SRI. @iunie Soienritter, God.
ter Der gbeleitte Is. 50. Saienritter,
bate iit lebte @od)c in ct. SAUL,
MiNn., nit &errr &otl &orIten uolt
Oorten, pcrebeli6t.
Ben. IaemomI, BON StorWbiG.
iulO Conrad @r1ip, BON &olrte No.2,
paren Montag bier un6 itatteteu mn.
bel oicier @eIe9cnbcit ibrew milf
tomHcrsn SoDres6eiltdJ al.
Sacob &racttlp bon 0unoce,
mar Montog bier. Gr bate oos Stb.
Ic6en BON 2oltiS alee nid)t seitig &c.
mig erfabren i'm Dem 8esrGbnib BEL.
5%ittppbltell, fam aber Inn Die bier
beiinoli6en @erpanOten 5l he
griiBeu,
2oltiS @ltmmert fauftc lette
@odn OIL Ser Upper Girit Greet
Sfweile arf. Or 6e5ablte $7.S5
mas 100 Sfo. om 6luBllier. Sermall
&oellins batte cine id0ne An3nbl.
gmil stephan 5pci, Saul Stref eiuS
meldes 542 8flm0 lpog.
County Sduliuperinteilbent
0amrcr ut i'm iiiol. Geil oes Goiut-
tyS no or morgen i'm 9Iato cine
2~ebrerperIommllmN Ieitet. Gnfom9s
n1dfter 8ode miro er in Opensl
billie uu6 llmeegera Die Sdulen Zoe.
iuderg urto am Snmitag in SipiSs
elmer 2ebrerueriammlrn1 bcipob,ren
SEER mo Srai Sdmalerberg'
CT meId}e Dor Dem 8eibnndtsfeier.
taeen bel bcn gltern Der Srai
S6moIenbergcr, ben Gbeleiltet Gbas
=. Slid Bel StoIpe. ann 9eil,f, Gin,
trafen, reiiten p~orgeitern Diebel
noh ibrem Seim in Sebron, Sort
Gafota. 8caen llnpdblidfeit Sel
8rau Sdmolenberger ipuroe Oii
slbreiie bisber per3oeert.
Slm letten Samitag itarb nod
furdem &ranfenIager Serr Sius
8retuer, i'm Ilter BON SO Sabren, 8
Ronaten nito 6 Sa9en. Gr hattie
iein Seim bel ieiner Sodyter, Srnl
S. s. Burrott. ipcl6e Dor 6 Sobrer
bon 8e6bno, Sis, bierber aogen, al
peIder 3eit Serr 8arrott sic stuf.
fidt Der bieiisen @iible itberndbm
der 8erItorbenc mor In qerrn Eniin
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Geponiri euer SeIo in Der
ptpples Bank

pon 9trmannI
Die Banf Der Geufe, pom Den Cen.
ten uno fur Ole Geute."
Seine BAIT ii6ercr
8 8rOsent 3inien auf 3eit.D epoiiten.
Di reftoien:
u. u. PrdIer, Eobt. geaIter.
Senrp Grass, 6enrD 10, 3efoite,
9enrp Sd,Sntr, y. ". Gilber,
". u. Waiter.
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-abonnirt auf oas $ermanner
8~cIfsblatt.
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SER 8m. @rat bon Setter
Ion Gitg, mar Mittuod bier lml Der
SodBeit ieiner S6tpeiter Sri. @ret.
den @raf nit Sarrn Geo. Strutt-
miami bei5uipobnen.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
In Honor OF Miss SOIOm9D.

Tuesday afternoon Miss Lucille Free
man gave a party to her school girl
friends in honor of Miss Florence Solo
mon, Of Jacksonville, who was visiting
Miss Louise Floreus.
A jolly feature of the afternoon was
the untangling of spider web, which
held q miniature school satchel filed
with fudge and nuts for each girl.
The afternoon passed delightfully."-, the
girls enjoying the rare opportunity Of q
visit with the honoree, who formerly
lived here and whose lovAble manner is
always charming.
Later IN the afternoon the guests par
took Of luncheon in the dining room
consisting Of chicken, cheese sandwiches,
beaten biscuits, fruit salad. pickles,
stuffed olives, iced tea, grapes, grape
juice, sherbet and cake.
Miss Anita Wills, cousin Of the host
ess, assisted in serving and entertaining
the guests, who were, Misses Florence
solomon, Of Jacksonville, Anita Wilt,
Louise Floreus, Louise Besaant, Pearl
Johns, Louise Mattox, Allie Hayner,
Margie Horne.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
Blessed Is Gainesville.

Some person with kindly feeling for
the safety Of humanity has placed bed
spring opposite the depressions near the
culvert on Alachua avenue, in the vicin-
ity of the Tabernacle, and in future
those who are thrown from their vehi-
Giles as q result of the defects in the
street may have a chance of escaping
injury if they will be careful to alighr
on the springs.-Gainesville Sun.
Blessed is Gainesville among cities for
having no worse defects in her
streets than can be remedied by bed.
springs, and twice blessed is she in hav.
ing citizens considerate enough TO pro.
vide the springs. We hope some hu.
manitarians of Starke will provide life
saving station, a light house and few
range lights for nocturnal travellers.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
v. c. 7. U. DEPARTMENT.
How | Would Paint a Saloon.
Edited by Mrs. d. Z. Knight.

If had the.adorning of bsrroom, it
should be done something on this wise !:
On one side would paint Death on
the Pale Horse, his arm welding the
thunderbolt, the fiery hOofs Of his flying
steed treading down everything fair and
lovely, the Garden of Eden before him,
blsckened waste behind.
On the other hand l would draw the
picture of q wretched hovel, once hap
Ply home, the roof broken in, the win
dow stuffed with rags, in the doorway a
weeping wife with ragged children
clinging to her skirts, piteously beseech-
ing her once happy husband and father,
now a Keeling drunkard on his way from
the village tavern to the hut he calls his
home.
Back to the bar, in full view of the
bloated creatures who stand with the
cup TO their lips, would paint q com.
psny Of demons, in the deatb-dance of .
fiend's hIlArity and fire kindled with
the flames Of alcohol, aud over il 1 would
write in lurid letters, Moderate drinking
lights the flame to the lowest hell.
Opposite the bar should be a lonely
and dishOnored grave; lightning blast
ed tree should there spread its leafless
branches over it and on some withered
bough should perch the melancholy owl,
| hOOting to the moon. At the foot OF
the grave should kneel the Angel OF
Mercy, with hands and eyes appraised
| TO the plying heavens, and at the head
of the grave shonlo be the Angel of JUS
tice, carving, with stern, RELENTLESS,
hand, upon the tombstone these words
of doom: No drunknrd shall inherit
the Kingdom of God"
In the intervening spaces would hav,
here a grinning skeleton, and there /;
broken heart, a stranded boat, torch
extingulshed in blackness of darkness
while from the doorway and from thr
ceiling should look down all kinds o
woeful human faces-pale, imploring
wrsthful, deadly, uespairing.
The wall of the room should b.
shrouded i'll sackcloth, the floor covered
with ashes, and the bar wreathed Will
weeping willow and gloomy cypress
while all the vessels that held the damn
ing fluid should be black-black as TIN
gates of doom.
Then | would call the rumseller t,
take his place behind the bar, ant
though few besotted i'll crime Nigh
stagger up TO the bar and drink defauc
TO their fate, yet | should hope that tn
young-the pride of mothers and tn
light of the home-might turn away .
though they had caught glimpse of th
internal world.-Christian Guide.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
GUILT NOT PROVEN.
Boot MCEaShIOR Released From Charge
Of Carrying Pistol.

Boot McFashion, young darkey.
was arrested by Sheriff Langford Sun
day for carrying concealed weapons.
He was arraigned before Judge Dekle
Monday and pleaded not guilty. The
trial was set for Wednesday morning
and the following were sworn in as
jurymen: L. E. Lee, J. G. Gone, o. W.
White, J. G. Manning, +. A. Moore and
H. G. Richard.
The prisoner was charged with firing
q pistol at Q negro resort called the
"Jukes," near the Downing mill, Last
Saturday night, August 9th. During
the trial it was developed that the .Oc-
currence took place, not on the night
mentioned, but on the night of August
Goth. The prisoner had fired pistol IN
the air, but whence the pistol came or
where it went after being fired, no one
seemed to know. Il was not proven
that the pistol belonged to the prisoner
or that he had carried it about his per-
son, and the jury, without leaving their
seats, gave a verdict of not guilty.
The prisoner was then released from
custody.
A. Y. Long, Esq, was counsel for the
defendant.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
Presbyterian Church Directory.

Rev. VIM. T. Morgan, Minister.
Phone 30.
Sabbath School, 9:45 am. Sunday.
J. NJ. TRULY. superintendent.
Preaching Services, II a. M. and 80
p. m. Every fourth Sabbath morning
1t Hawthorne.
Christian Eudeavor Society, $3.50 p
~, Sunday. Cosmo Alvarez, Presi-
dent.
Prayer and Bible Study, 100 p. NJ,
Wednesday.
Sunday School Teachers Meeting, !
p. m. Thursday
Ladies' Aid Society, Tuesday 3 p. u
Mrs. Mary G. Hull, President.
A cordial invitation is extended to ev.
eryone who has no church home 10 wor
ship with us.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
LaWtey.

Lawtey, Fla, Sept. Last Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at th. residence
Of the groom's brother and the brides
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. TorlAy, near
MelrOse, Alschus county, in the p-es-
ence Of only few relatives, Mr.. Thorn
as To-Day and Miss Matte Joyner were
united in marriage, Rev. B. R. Moseley,
pastor of Elan Baptist church, of Mel
rose, officiating. The groom is one Of
Alachua county's prosperous farmers,
and the bride has been one of Bradford
county's popular teachers in the public
schools for the past six years, with the
exception of one term which she taught
in the high school at Fort Meade. She
has made her home here with her sister,
Mrs. B. L. Blanchard, during the vaca-
ton, where she has many friends who
wish the happy couple a long life of
happiness and prosperity. No cards.
Mrs. Joseph Antle and little Paul are
spending several days at Coronado
beach near New Smyrna as the guests
of Mrs. Antics sister, Mrs. Louis
/ Young.
J Mrs. G. D. Ellis, of Porto Rico, ar
rived here last week ard will make her
home here as the guest of Mrs. J. D.
, Randall.
The stork has visited this community
this week and brought q daughter 10
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Sapp- last Sunday
aud son to Mr.. aud Mrs. Marion
/ Stokes on Tuesday.
Ernest Freeman left last Monday for
his home in North Georgia on receipt Of
letter announcing the illness of lis
father.
Prof D. D. Davis, of New River, was
q welcome visitor 10 Lawtey last Satur-
day.
B. +. Perry has charge of the S A. L.
depot here this week during the absence
of the agent, Mr.. R. o. Bowden, who
was called to the bedside Of his brother
who Is critically i'll near Troy, Ala.
o. L. Thomas was a business visitor
to Starke Monday.
Mrs. s. B. Futch and children return
ed to Jacksonville this week after spend
ing several days visiting relatives and
friends in and near Lawtey.
Arden Browning and family, of Lake
Land, are visiting relatives and friends
here this week.
Prof. W. A. Jones is on o bushes,
trip to Bonifay this week.
Your correspondent Wa . visitor 4
Melroee the first Of the week.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
Cotton Congress.

There will be held in Lake City on the
eth of September a Farmers Union Cot
ton Congress. The object of these con-
crosses is to protect the farmers in the
sale of their cotton, to enable them. to
act intelligently by establishing their
own agency for information and sales.
These conventions have been held every
three months for a year and have proved
very beneficial in sHAducational way.
Everybody Is Invited 10 attend the
open sessions and every member of the
union is especially requested TO come.
Three days Sept. 18th to 18th inclusive.
J. w. BREwToS, Pres.
D. L. MIZELL, ClSxton, Ga.
Committee.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
SERlOGS FAMILY ROW.
Negro woman sasialaed Painful Knife
<;HO1DdS.

Last Friday sight . daughter Of Jonas
Hall, colored ID an who lives just west
or the Bowling mill quarters, came to
her father to Oce tbout come hogs. Soon
after Rufus Rexfby, her husband, came
there and began 10 scold his wife and
call her vile nssrds 9. "Biddie, +" a woman
who lives with Hfll. took The wife's rart,
and Rigsby then began to abuse Biddie.
The quarrel EMILE with RiEsby drawing
his knife and cutting Biddie, first on the
left side Of thesntck. then on the right,
the cash e1tenSilEg across the jaw.
RiRsby then left for parts unknown.
Biddie is now up again, though she is
allie to talk but little until the scar on
her jaw is fully Healed. No warrant for
Rigsby's arrest his been sworn out.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-02
CREDITORS TAKE CHARGE.
Lee Hoffman Turns Over Stock and
Fixtures to Pay Bills.

Lee Hoffman, the Thompson street
grocer, turned over his stock and fix
lures to his creditors Thursday and is no
longer in business. Realizing seyers
days ago that lac was unable to meet his
obligations Mr.. Hoffman went TO see his
creditors and placed the situation clear
ly before them. 1t this conference he
asked the creditors to take over the
business and Thursday the keys to the
store were turned over to representa-
tives Of the creditors. In the adjust
ment Mr.. Hoffman declined to avail
himself of any exemptions to which he
was entitled under the law, giving the
creditors everything pertaining in any
wise to the business. This action ON his
part is considered very praiseworthy and
quite naturally his creditors feel kindly
toward him, notwithstanding they will
not be paid in full.