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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
RETURNED FROsz BEACH

Rev. Morrison returned Monday
from Beach, where he attended the
dedication of the new Beach Metho-
dist church. A six thousand dollar
church, finished in hard wood and all
complete, was dedicated where one
year ago there were no members ev-
en-. The membership is now sixty
six. For that matter, however, Mr..
Morrison says, Beach is a city of Won
ders anyhow. Five years ago there
was no town there; now there are
over two thousand people, $4,000
school building, fine homes, two
newspapers, three banks, three
churches and an electric light sys-
tenn in full display. Land which
sold four years ago for IS per acre,
is selling now for $40 to $50 and
$40. They have named that region
"The Golden Valley" and surely it
is so, for gold rattles out of one pock-
ct into another very rapidly in that
valley. Old Sentinel Butte, colos-
sal mound of prehistoric scoria, said
to be the highest point in North Da-
kota, has looked upon some strange
scenes in his time, the myriads of
buffalo that came and went, the last
march of Custer's gallant Seventh,
the last stand Of the cattlemen, but
he is looking down upon a strange
scene still, today, city built in a
night, a valley that needs only to be
tickled to laugh itself into a golden
harvest, the march of great civiliza-
tion under the whip and spur of
steam and electricity. The old
Butte may we'll look up in sleepy a.
maze and ask what next?"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
1o11.12 LECTURE COURSE

The jamestown Lyceum Course
for next season will be up to the
standard set the past two years.
Three of the numbers have been Sc
lected as follows:
Francis ]. Heney of San Francisco,
lecturer.
Frank Cannon of Denver, author
of articles about Mormonism now
running in Everybody's.
Gunckel, John E., the newsboy's
man of Toledo, Ohio. His number
will be the children's number. .
The musical attractions which will
constitute the next two numbers are
not yet selected, but some very at
tractive talent is available.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18

N. d. APPOINTEEs EXONERATED
Washington, D. c., May 10.-The
senate committee on public lands ex-
onorated J. G.. Quinlavin and r. N.
Stevens of the charges fled against
them and their appointments a. reg
listers Of the Dickinson and Bismarck
land Offices will probably be con-
firmed by the senate shortly.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
LEFT FOR CUBA

v. C. Observation-Disclosures Chas.
F. Mudgett and Nels A. johnson,
treasurer of the Herradura Plantation
company have gone to the Island Of
Cuba. They 60 by the way Of Wash
ington, D. G. and New York They
expect to be gone about cne month
and during their stay on the island
they will be at the plantation Of the
Herradura company.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
RECORD PRICE FOR CARING.
TON LOT

The Darlington Independent says
that A. e. Swanson purchased two
business lots in Darlington just east
of the First National bank, paying
for the same $500. The lots were
50x132 and were sold two years ago
for $500. The price last paid is
the highest ever received for Car
rington business lots. 1t is reported
that a modern hotel will be erected
on the grounds.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
RICKFORD UP FOR TRIAL

BICKFORD UP FOR TRIAL
The May term of district court for
Burleigh county convened at Bis
marck Tuesday under Judge Temple
ton. Among criminal cases which are
scheduled for trial at this term of
court, probably the most important is
that against former state treasurer;
G. L. Bickford, who is charged with
embezzlement. It is very probable,
however. that this case will be trans
1erred to another county on a change
Of venue.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
STATE ELKS 1ST.
ANNUAL MEET
BIG PROGRAM BEING PREPARED
BY GRAND FORKS LODGE
FOR JUNE 21.22 -.

Grand Forks, May ia thous-
and North Dakota Elks will attend
the annual meeting of the North Da-
kota Elks association which will be
held in Grand Forks June 21 and %.
That is the idea held by the members
of the Grand Forks lodge, No. 255,
and they are now making prepara-
tions with view to providing enter
tainment for that number.
Some new entertainment features
will be introduced at this, the first
annual meeting of the association.
The state lodge of Elks was only
launched about year ago, and it
was at that time decided that No.
255, the mother lodge of Elkdom in
this state, should have the privilege
of providing the first entertainment
for the lodges in the state. There
now are nine Elk lodges in the state
and each of them is expected to send
delegations of from Is to $50, and
these visitors, together with the
members of the Grand Forks lodge,
will swell the total number to 1900
or 1900.
Both on land and on the water the
fun festival promises to be right
good at every stage. There will be,
to use the parlance of the proclama-
tion that has been issued over the
signature of w. H. McGraw, exalted
ruler of No. 255, "diddings" and "do-
ings.'' The "diddings" as detailed,
include a grand Elks parade, an au-
tomobile parade, water pageant,
cracking of the ice (palace), field
sports and picnic, together with a
grand ball-perhaps.
The Elk picnic will take place at
the Town and Country club, or Lin
coin park, as it Is now known, and
the committee announces that there
will be prizes for wives, daughters
and sweethearts of Elks who partici-
pate in the sporting contests. Then
there will be a naval engagement be-
tween two boats on the Red river,
and the old Hudson Bay post. "Fort
Elton" near the site Of the Country
Club house, will again be stormed
and taken by the Red river fleet.
Fargo, Bismarck, Jamestown, VAL
ley City, Dickinson, Minot, Devils
Lake and Williston are the cities of
the state outside of Grand Forks in
which Elks lodges have been organ
lied, and from each of those cities
delegations are expected.
The officers of the State Elk asso-
citation are the following:
President, James A. Dinnie, Grand
Forks; vice president, Chas. Klaus,
Jamestown; secretary, Frank V.
Kent, Grand Forks; treasurer, c. A.
Grow, Minot; executive committee,
Stephen Collins, Morton Page, j. J.
Nierling, L. ]. Palda, A. H. Gray, J.
G. Quinlaven, Andrew Stade and T.
r. Mockler.
The committees of the Grand Forks
lodge in charge of the entertainment
and various other features have just
been named, among them being:
Executive committee Y. Sarles,
chairman; William Spriggs, ]. D.
Bacon, M. Stanchfield, w. H. Alexan-
der.
Reception-M. F. Murphy, chair
man; J. d. Taylor, Geo. e. Duis.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
GYPs1Es HAVE RETURNED

Most Of the gypsies who purchased
land in this county last year and pre-
viously, and who have been spending
the winter elsewhere, have returned
to the county. They expect to con-
tinue their farming operations as
heretofore. It has been reported
that most of the new comers had sold.
ont their holdings and had left the
county for good, but this does not
seem to be the case.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-05-18
CLAIMS MISTAKEN IDENTITY

Los Angeles. CAL, May 15.-C. W.
Caddegan, arrested on q charge Of
being passer of gold bricks, fled
q suit against e. w. Chaffee Of Anne
ma, N. d., for $4,000 damages for
false arrest today in the superior
court. Caddegan has been held on
charge Of selling q .'gold brick" to
Chaftee in Minneapolis and declares
he is the victim Of mistaken identity.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-06

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1sn 81 2N sS 20 20 os
IL 81 90 as 100 20 % %
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80 70 los ssa l7s 10 40 IS
The Detroit times., 1911-03-06
ron yeRApISG AND PAVING Observation-Disclosures,

Reii-Ts whom Observation-Disclosures
Of Property.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-06

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The Detroit times., 1911-03-06

ss2-For Grading and Paving Hamil--
ton ave. from north curb line OF
Jefferson ave: to the south curb
Jefferson Ave. Land Co.. lot -. Hen
dries sub. OF part OF p. c. Isl. City
OF Detroit and village Of st. Clair
Heights. Crosse Points. Township:
Edward Sweeney. let 90 last named
oSs--For Grading and Paving scovsl
place from the west line Of Chops
place, to the west line OF Taft
ave. formerly Mckinley ave.l.
chas. Chope Est. lot 70. block
g CnC pes sui: sub Of part OF the part e.
chas. ' cSops s' Est. lot is. block ]: last
w. A. Avery. lot is. Hamiin q. For
dyce's Grand River ave. sub. be-
sasAmfor p GRADING I1 and i' Paving Mios,-
gan ave. from 81 n west OF west
to the westerly City Limits.
J. E., Thick "; 20 r; lot :: block
iey's sub. of part of P. c. No: 64s.
J. L. Lumiey, W. 30 II. lot 3, block /,
last named sub. Part
ss7-For Grading and Paving Dear.
born ave. from the north line OF
w. Jefferson ave. to the south line
Of NJ. c. r. r.. less single track.
VIM. Frazier. lot 80, Anderson q
Courtney's sub. of that part Of p.
c. 4o5. lying ely OF the Dearborn
road and My of M c; r: II. Part
ss4-For Grading and Paving Kirby
John r. st. TO the west curb line
of Hastings st.
Simon & Dupont. 9. ss IT. lot 10. ST.
mons & Dnponts Kirby ave; SUP.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-06

J. II: Berry Est. lot 81. block 1, last
s7s-For Grading and Paving Mont
clair ave. from the south curb line
or kercheval ave. TO the south curb
line OF Waterloo st.
Jefferson Ave. Land Co. lot ass, Hen
dries sub. OF part OF p. G. ISL. City
Of Detroit, and Village OF 81. Clair
Heights. Crosse Pointe. Township,
Part ,
ss0-For Grading and Paving Kirby
ave. from the east curb line OF
Hastings ST. TO the west curb line
or Russell st.
Herman q. steibling. lot 1e. Geo.
Hendries sub. OF o. l. No. 1g1. n.
<b2.32 IT. Of o. L 100. Rivard farm,
Louis Van Hoffman. lot Is, last
s. ). Bloomfield. lot IL. last named
8 sun Smith. w. 20 fl OF =. iiiio 4. Of
O. la II. o. l. .. lying n. OF
n. line OF Kirby ave. as opened
and W. of W. line OF Russell 81,
Mullett farm .......... Part
K. s Walford, lot rs. sub. OF o. L
.. and =. s1.4o n. OF o. l. 2. OF
sub. Of rear part OF l. Moran farm
ss1-For Grading and Paving Town
send ave. from the north curb line
OF st. Paul ave. to the south curb
line OF Kercheval ave.
Robt. Watson. lot 34b. Moses w.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-06

den Park sub OF that part OF =.
G. l6. lying bet Kercheval ave.
and Waterloo st. ......... Part 2
M. w. Field Est, lot 22 and 8. n 81,
last named sub. ........... Pert z
NJ. w. Field Est, lot 81 and s. n 80.
last named sub, ........... Part
Grading and Paving Wight
st. from the east line OF Chene st.
10 the west curb line OF Walker 81.
Vic. Berthume. lot .. part or
Eraser's sec. OF part OF the
VIM. Dwyer. lot 15. Matilda v. Chap
oton's sub. OF block No. q, y. G.
Pat Duross, w 80 II. OF 5. 9O.2s n.
McDougall farm, y Cs. and Asa.
bet. Wight and Franklin SITS, Part 2
Christ Kaiser. lot ,, sub. " block
No. 4, y. G. sos. ........ Part ,
Royal Addison. lot 4. last narned sub.
Part 2
VIM scuiien. lot G. last named sub.
Part 2
VIM. scuilen. lot s. last nance sub,
Part 2
VIM. Scullen. lot 3. last named sub.
Part 2
Martha Davis. lot 10. last named sub,
Part 2
The Detroit times., 1911-03-06
FOR GRADING AND PAVING srREErs-tco.ti.usd.)'

Roil-To Whom Assssssd-Dssoriptf ton
OF Property.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-06

Citizens Savings Bank. lot 4s. Lin
den. Park sub. OF that part OF p.
c. '1s. lying between Kercheval ave.
and Waterloo St Part
9sS---For Grading and Paving Bewick
ave. from the north line OF Jeffer-
son ave- to the south curb line OF
Rercheval ave.
VIM. j. Funke n. Is IT. lots - and
so. Charles Bewick's sub. OF part
of p. G. 725. lying n. OF Jefferson
rb aye IT dr9 @andi fG,nr n is r. iots IS
and and Sc. last named sub =. Part ]
sss-For Grading and Paving Second
ave. from the north curp line OF
Euclid ave. to the south line OF
rr LSnsfel K",. ave lot on the
McKay's sub OF lot g. OF the sub
Of Y sec. As. 10000 Acre Tract; 4,
Mary d. Hale. lot IL. McIaug him
Bros. sub. OF o. L. T. and the SLY
u sec. IS, 10000 Acre Tract Part
Detroit Real Estate & Inv: Co. lot
voigt' yo sub. Of voig G Park farm,
part of Y sec. 90. 10000 Acre
u. e Reindei. W. SIS IT. lot IL and :.
% ~ OF vacated bancroft ave, In
rear OF said lot. Hubbard & Ding.
wallis sub. OF lot s. OF the sub. OF
u sec IS, 10. 900 Acre Tract being
re-sub. OF lots I. 2. 9. 4. s. and
7. of wormer's sub Of said lot s.
M. NJ Fisher. W. 20 IT. lot 10, Fish
er's sub OF o. Is. 8 and OF Y
soc. 45. 10000 Acre Tract Part l
os2--For Grading and Paving Burn.
ave. from the north curb line OF
Agnes ave to the south curb line
OF Kercheval ave.
Burns Ave. NJ Z. Church, lot III.
Park sub. OF that part OF the Cook
farm. Cs. 81 and $50. lying bet
Jefferson and ST. Paul ayes. Part
Burns Ave NJ Y. Church. lot la,
last named sub. Part ]
os5--For Grading and Paving Bethune
eve. from the east curb line OF
Third ave. TO the east cub line of
Hamilton boulevard.
VIM J. Spier w. IS n. lot so. 10th
secs IS and Sc. 10 900 Acre Tract.
10. Roadlek. W. IS TT lot s.; Ian
named sub 49,. ........ Par
Tothrop e. puffield. 20 n. lot %
nrd w. so n lot So, last namci
David GeIdes. = n lot IS and w
30 n. lot 50, last named sub Part J
qoe-Fcr GradinS and Paving Mckinley
ave from the north line OF Rouie-
ward ~ Myrtle st TO the south
line ~ Warren ave, except pro-
posed subway
r johnson. lot TO. J. w Johnston's
sub. OF the Porter a Campau
farms. being that part OF the Q. ~
81 y. e. Is, lying N. OF Chicago
nno the w. 7.i2 OF p. c. 90. lying n.
OF Chicago ave. and =. OF the rea z
40 acres sold 10 Mark FLANAGAN.
Part
Fred Mlndach. lot IFS. Piumer's suh.
TO i7s, inc. OF J. w Johnston's
cub OF e. y OF the Campau farm.
p G. IS. lying n. OF the chlcaeo
ROAD -. .......s ..... rart
Dingwall's sub. OF lots 3ls to- 2et,
sdT 10 2Si, asa TO sss. and s57 TO
35s. all inc. OF J. w. SJohnston's
farm. being p. z Is. lying a. Of
Michigan ave. .....-,......fart
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-09
MOTTO

M NE
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day of September, A. D. 1911, the I'M
dersigned. James F. Davis. guardian of
the estate OF Alton w. Tucker Nettie
E. Tucker and Vera b. Tucker. minors,
children of JOS w. Tucker, deceased will
apply to Hon. Henry Bellinger, County
Judge of Esca mbia county, Florida, at his
ONCE in the court house annex, for au-
thority to sell the interests of said
minors in and to the following described
real estate. to-wit: The south $50 feet
Of lot %, according to subdivision of
that portion of the Pablo Palmes grant in
section 5, township south, range 80
west, in Escambia county, Florida. a map
of which is recorded in book No. 10, page
400, records of Escambia county, Florida,
and the southeast quarter OF section SO,
township north, range 80 west, in Es-
Gambia county, Florida; and as guardian
of the estate Of Bertha Tucker and Guy
Tucker, minors, children of VIM. E.
Tucker, deceased, at said time and place,
will apply to said county judge for au-
thority to sell the interests of said
minors in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit: The southeast quar-
ter of section So, township north. range
80 west, in EScambia county, Florida.
JAMES F. DAVIS,
Guardian of Estate Of all of said Minors.
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES QUIET
BY Associated Press.

New York, August Guided by Lon
don, where prices In the International
list ranged from a half point to one
and half above parity, the local market
opened active and strong. Union Pacific
Is the feature with a one point gain on
sales Of $500 shares. Bethlehem Steel
gained a point and material fractional
advances were made by Southern Pacific
General Electric, Norfolk and Western
and other active issues. Canadian Pa
ciflc was of ga and Colorado Southern 1.
Stocks were offered freely on the ad-
vance and a large part of the initial gains
were soon wiped out, some issues going
under yesterdays close. There was mod
crate pressure against the Hill issues.
st. Paul, the coalers, Pennsylvania and
Atchison. Trading diminished on the de-
cline. but the list as, whole was steady.
The selling increased during midday
ana further recessions were scored.
Weakness was most marked in some of
the standard railroads, including Wis
consin Central, which declined 3-Sc,
Toledo, st. Louis and Western pfd, COL
orado Southern and Missouri Pacic. The
presumption was that these stocks were
being unloaded to meet pressing needs.
In the list Of high class stocks, Canadian
Pacific was conspicuous for its loss of 4
Ia points while Union Pacific, st. Paul,
Reading, Lehigh Valley, Northern Pacific,
c. & o., and United States Steel were of
I to points.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.
NOTICE.

4s--.az NOTICE.
To the Honorable J. Emmett Wolfe, Judge
State of Florida:
We, the undersigned. agree and con-
sent by and between each other to form
corporation (not for profit. in accor-
Florida, in such cases made and pro-
vided, and do hereby propose and sub
NIT for the approval of said court the
following:
CHARTER.
The name of this cooperation shall be
Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church,
located at Pensacola, Escambia county,
II
The general nature of the object of
said corporation shall be to conduct re-
ligious worship, teach the principles Of
Christianity, as set forth in the Holy
Bible. to preach the gospel of a cruel
ed and assembled Christ, and to do and
teach such other things and branches as
will tend to lift the moral standard of it's
members and associates.
III.
The term for which said corporation is
with the right Of renewal at the expira-
ton OF that time.
"
The affairs Of said corporation shall be
managed by chairman, secretary, treas
urer, board Of trustees. consisting of not
less-than three and not more than seven,
all Of said officers are to be elected by
the membership of the corporation
The names Of the, officers who are to
manage the said corporation until the
first election held under this charter
are as follows:
I. L. Jones. Chairman.
X. I. Thomas, Clerk.
Samuel Charles, Treasurer.
Board Of Trustees.
NJ s. q. Abbott, J. c. Chandler, J. s.
Gilmore. Samuel johnson, Thomas How
ard T. II. Harvey, T L. Jones.
The bylaws Of the corporation are to
members OF the corporation.
VII
The highest amount Of Indebtedness OF
liability. 70 which said corporation shall
at any time subject itself shall be ten
thousand 6(Si0, 0O0) dollars.
The amount Of real estate which said
CORPORATION: may hold subject always to
the approval af the Circuit Judge shall
be twenty thousand (S20, 00o) dollars.
T.. L. JONES,
.cs-- ROBT. T. THOMAS,
SAMUEL CHARLES,
NJ. S. G. ABBOTT,
]. c. CHANDLER,
JAMES GILMORE,
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
r. H. HARVEY,
I. L. JONES.
state Of Florida. County of Escambia:
me, NJ. s. q. Abbott, who being dIIly
sworn according to law. doth depose and
say that be is one of the subscribers to
the 1oFegoing charter proposed as above,
and that 1t Is intended in good faith to
carry out the purposes and object set
forth therein.
H5n -$a NJ S. G. ABBOTT,
sworn to and subscribed before me this
Sth day Of August, 1911.
P. A. CHAPPELLE. .
Notary Public, State of Florida.
MY commission expires September 9Th,
1871 8 aug
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HARbOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.

The river steamers Eugene. Fritz
and J. P. Williams sailed yesterday
morning with heavy cargoes for Choc-
tawhatcheo Bay and Blackwater river
points.
The launch Swan left yesterday for
her regular run to Choctawhatchee
points.
The Spanish steamer Gracia, which
left about week ago for Tampa,
where she took on phosphate rock, re-
turned yesterday and is now finishing
her cargo at this port by taking on a
large quantity of leaf tobacco.
The British steamer Aydon entered
yesterday and will be loaded with a
cargo of lumber by the Southern
States Lumber Co.
The steamer Heinrich Kayser has
completed discharging her cargo and
will depart at once for Tampa to load
cargo.
The steamer Longhirst, which was
cleared yesterday for Alexandria, car
ries solid cargo of lumber of $780,
900 feet.
The steamship Laconia, a sister ship
to the Franconia, was launched July
81 for the Cunard Line by Swan &
Hunter at Wallsend- on Tyne, England
who also built the Mauretania. The
new vessel is Of more than $4,000 tons
register.
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covered seemed to render fresh selling a
little. more aggressive, while the bulls
gave the market comparatively little sup
port after buying few thousand bales at
l1.36 for September
A slight rally occurred during the mid
Ole OF the morning as a result Of cover
ing, but the bulls gave no support and
the market continued weak in the late
forenoon with new crop positions work.
on to a net loss of about q to 80 points
under more or less general selling en-
couraged by favorable crop accounts and
the less encouraging advices as to British
trade conditions.
Spots closed quiet, 45 points lower;
mlddling uplands, $3.50; middling gull,
1855. No sales.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice of Application for Permit to
Sell Liquors. Wines and Beer.-Whereas
NJ Jacoby has filed with the Board OF
County Commissioners for Escambia
county, Florida, his application for per-
nit to sell liquors, wines and beer in
Election District 10. of said county and
state; any citizen of such election dis
drict may show cause. II any there be-
at the meeting of the Board to be held on
Tuesday the 9Th day of September, next
why such permit should not be granted
Jas. MacGibbon, Clerk of the Board OF
County Commissioners. Escambia county
Florida aug9oaw4w
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out the name Of H H. Lewis of
Mariana, as thsxt to speak, it
seemed that Ievae clouds above
cheered with redight. Mr.. Lewis
opened his aldrby saying: Mr..
Chairman, ladies' gentlemen, fellow
citizens and AonE eeks." With this
remark it se,maat the audience
would soon be RI to take the am
bulance to an in{ asylum, but soon
quilted and tbs ID stump speaker
began his great sh- He told about
going through ] Kansas, Illinois
and several OF thother great states,
and told the ueoipon his word and
honor that he Been poorer crops
in some Of thoSates than he had
seen in Washins county. His talk
brought out thess and figures that
by bonding the dy was the cheapest
and quickest wa build good roads,
and told Mr.. Is that he thought
he was too "populist" TO
advocate anytt else. After his
speech of abou5 minutes 1t seemed
that the only { to do was not to
wait until we q hold an election,
but for each mo grab a spade and
start in now.
All the speakaaving finished, din
ner was annod, and after a feast
under the trees meeting was again
called and II announced that any
one wishing to anything in regard
to the buildinggood roads then had
the liberty to go, whereupon Hon
w. A. Bryan Gen. r. L. Scarlet,
Of Chipley, esnade a short talk
after which th1l game between the
Fats" of PAN City and the Fats
of Chipley q place, resulting in
Panama Cityld defeat of four tc
five in favor Chipley. The people
then began toarm to autos, buggies
wagons, OK 9, bicycles and many
walking to rel to their homes after
a pleasant dapent at Vernon.