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4 C- I I f I CT t ii- q 4 a c t < iJ > r5 < r THE OCALA EVENING STAR SATURDAY OCTOBER 1909 > > c > r < S r A S r t jf t I1J I YIILLINERYe t z Jw- Jwe 11 t directsgecial attentiop toour fine showing t f S > of q6 Millinery which includes SpectalLinei- of l Sl it J H ati foMUl 2H 251 nj3J1 and on up < rj and wtrfd certainly be your rorth whu1ea come ft J e1sc- whetc r- JIUU tigtte before buy4 c t1 tj50 carry af line medium price and i PattenTflata- Our L i Y work ro10 thIS season is welleqtuppedI to do kind ot work at I and we are ridY JliW a 7 f reuonab1eTl ir t mnd ask to see our beautiful line of Anfor Veill- r LL f J j Jli r tfc Iss JVlapy Affleck J- t 4 Next toUmroe A Cbambliss Bank I 11 t t- ot J I t > S IT IS A FACT tWo the MUL who carries his mosey labis pocketbook wIn tfcvel aU of It without tluraght while it becomes secoBdHa t twn far a BUUI frith bask account to figure OH maintaiBing I areQneIhMbsk- 4f I The Munroe Chambliss Bank t t 3- 4I Ocala Florida A J e few Souvenir Post Cards < G I- fJ6 I New Views of Ocala if74 bi 1 I LLE r > JustIn At t ct 1 feO t- PiWEIIIE nH W > U The Jeweler T NEW ENTERPRISE tff I 1- 1t H- TL I J l- I e FOR OCALA I j j THE OCALA DEVELOPEMENT jiCOMPANYwillsell you a home in f Ocala sell you a lot and j build a house planned by you tWill guarantee the title and carry t insurance You pay little more than rent Now ready for- t 4 business t J FORT UNION BLOCK lJ u J 4t I C f T CSBMII C V lofef rls I f I f < Smith at Roberts EMIAIMERS I FUNERAL DIIECTOIS V Ctapkle lie tl Caskets ail inridxiiaterials ti4iak4 Ellllters d JJ rlakers I lay tttut II lUll Phone 94 OCALA r i DAVID WOODROW VM J SHERIDAN Phi Phon 139 2 I BSAND A STONE COMPANY tJiI i OaTICE IK HOLDER BLO CK OCALA FLORIDA CRUSHED TONE CEMENT LAKE WEIR SAND COMMON SAN- DS t S i S have a7 atone crusher at work In Ocain and are prepared to do all kinds Of Cement Work Build Founda tlons make Cement Blocks Cement rick Build Sidewalk Artificial Sto ne Fences Stone Mantels W Tnake locks for Foundations for house wor k which look better than brick and cheaper Warehouse and Crusher on Coast Line track north of Foundry r OVO14LYTPAE OFBuSINESS is IN ATLANTA WHERE VE HAVE 4 ESTABLISHED FOR MORE HAN A ftWATtTER OF A CENTURA AWD ThERE WE CAW ALARfil AND COMPLE- TE1XOFENEBOlLERS SAW M1UALNOODNORK1NC KINDS OF 8AV BELTING AND MIU S OF TERFECTLY SATISFIED MERITS OF QUit ClOODS VfHlCH D QUANTITY OF WORk DONE > 1 CATALOGUE AND TERMS T ATLTAC R t r t- c rttt YKi f i IrIIF r f ocm ocditacES- K oC P meet Monday night J Odd Fellows meet tomorrow night Eagles meet Wednesday evening- Air I Dome reopens Monday evening y I When yoi lInk at Trawlers you know Itt tight The Montezuma had 30 arrivals yesterday You can buy the E W smoker at Troxlers Mr P A Ausley and little daughter- or Martel were In town today Hulnufs Violet Sec Soap at the Court Pharmacy I Mr Montholon Atkinson of Old town Is a visitor to the city today A large assortment of choice fruit rat Troxlers Read advertisement of Fishels moneysaving specials on the fourth page- A new shipment of Hudnufs toilet articles Just in at the Court Phar- macy ¬ k W T Benton of Gainesville and W L Woods of Edenfleld tarried at the Montezuma last night The Air Dome will reopen with mov ¬ ing pictures and vaudeville In the ar- mory ¬ Monday evening FOR SALE CHEAPA firstclass ladys buggy horse Apply to Dr A L Izlar M and Mrs L K Edwards and Mr John L Davis came down yesterday- from Irvine In Mr Edwards auto Just received a shipment of Huy lers eandy Troxlers yes thats the place Mr John McCredle after a pleasant visit to his mother and sisters In this city left yesterday for Waycross Ga Pennsylvania Grit and other leading newspapers and magazines at Bal lards news stand Mr and Mrs W D Graham went up to Micanopy today to spend Sun- day ¬ with Mrs Grahams sister Let us do your prescription work Prescriptions called for and delivered promptly The Court Pharmacy iii J T Peacock a prominent turpen- tine ¬ operator at Valdosta was a guest of the Montezuma last night Palmers Garland Cold Cream In 25c and 50c Jars at the Postoffice Drug- store ¬ Mr and Mrs C N Kirkland and Miss Elizabeth MizelI spent today flshing- ntSflver Sprints If you want a good lead pencil buy one of Gerigs Best 5c at the Post office Drugstore x Mr Dell Moody and sister Mrs A C Fancher came up from the lake today t9 V Use Palmers Lotion after shaving- 50c and 1 bottles at the Postof flee Drugstore Holeproof Sox for men guaranteed- foi ix months without holes at FlsKeTsr ft If you want a good lead pencil buy one of Gerlgs Best 5c at the Post ¬ office Drugstore- The children of the Baptist Sunday school enJoyed a lawn party on the church grounds yesterday afternoon Holeproof Hose for ladies guaran teed for six months without holes at Fishels Phone us for you prescriptions We call and deliver them THe Court Pharmacy I R C Davis uot ot Jacksonville handle silk typewriter ribbons 75c each 750 per dozen- F M Harp the Eureka turpentine operator came In yesterday to enter the hospital He has been sick for sometime If you want a good lead pencil buy one of Gerigs Best 5c at the Post ¬ office Drugstore- Col Charles Byrne A S A retired- Is In the city today to look after his landed Interests In the western and northern portion of Marion Jergens Talcum Powder large cans holding nearly a pint each guaranteed- pure and fragrant The Court Phar ¬ macy George Turner farmer and evange- list ¬ of Gaiter was In town today and said the river was down and the dry spell continued- We have a few boxes ot exception ¬ any fine writing paper Drop in and take a look at them The Postoffice Drugstore- Mr C E Thomas who returned to Ocala from Bartow a few months ago has a position with the Southern Ex ¬ press company in their Ocala office We want your prescription work and are prepared to offer you the most skilled pharmacists and the purest of drugs to compound them Tydings company MrsM J Ansley who has been with her daughter Mrs Canford Jewett fr some time went down to Brooksvflle yesterday afternoon to visit friends FOR RENT Furnished rooms ev- erything ¬ new and convenient bath- on same floor Mrs C P Moore Wisteria building 15 North Second t street west 1226 pd- t W L Sheridan and little laughter went up to Reddick this aft- ernoon ¬ to meet their friend Mrs Richardson of New York Mr Will J Edwards returned to his Irvine turpentine plantati9n this aft- ernoon ¬ accompanied by his sister Mrs H D Stokes- Wonderhose for children guaranteed to wear three months without holes 25 cents a pair at Fishels 4 4 AIR DOME WILL REOPEN MONDAY EVENING 1 SaDont forget that Messrs Tucker Sylvester will reopen the Air Dome in the armory Monday evening and that they will have an exceedingly good show moving pictures and two smart and pretty girls Misses Katherine I Howard and Elsie Russell In vaude- ville ¬ Ocala has missed the Air Dome the last fer weeks be sure and give- It a good sendoff Monday evening BIG BUILDINGS TO GO UP I The Ocala Lumber Supply com- pany ¬ has the contract to supply the I material for Dr C R Tydings new building that will be commenced at once The building will be located- on Exposition street between the one Just being completed and the old blacksmith shop on the corner and will occupy the entire space between- the two less room enough on the corner where the old blacksmith shop now stands for a handsome twostory brick building which will go up after the completion of the wooden building The one to be built Just now is to be in the shape of half of an oblong square or possibly bet ¬ ter described as two twostory build- ings ¬ 20x40 feet placed 60 feet apart and then joined by three twostory buildings 20x20 giving a frontage of 100 feet a depth In the middle of 20 feet and at the ends 40 feet Allwill be connected and yet the apartments overhead will be entirely separate If desired The ground floor will be de ¬ voted to stores some of the smaller ones divided into little store rooms 10x20 feet which are much In de- mand ROYALLY ENTERTAINED- Mr Walter Yonge had the Metro ¬ politan band meet at his new cottage last evening for practice and during- the evening served them fith as a i tvmpting banquet as one could wish to sit down to The table was set in the han and took almost the entire length and was covered with all man- ner ¬ of good things to eat including oysters fried and stewed two kinds of salad and delicious fruit punch After practicing till they had worked up a tremendous appetite Mr Yonge Invited his brethren of the band to ¬ gether with three or four outside guests out to the hall where they re ¬ galed themselves with the good things till they were almost too full to resume practice Several short toasts were said including a vote of thanks from the band and well wishes for Mr Yonge and his future by Mr Albert Gerig the bands popular lead- er ¬ The gentlemen inspected the cot- tage ¬ and were much pleased with Its finish and arrangement and thought that MrYonge and the new mistress who is soon to take charge of the lit- tle ¬ home should be very happy In so cosy a nest Mr Yonges father Mr R E Yonge Sr came In just before I breaking up time and passed around a box of Mr Peysers famous Grand r Royal cigars I The music made by the band was a treat to the neighborhood and those I In hearing could only regret that the walls of the room confined the sweet strains instead of allowing them to float out on tho evening air and de tight the ears of all At 1030 the boys adjourned wish- Ing Mr Yonge many years of happi- ness ¬ and prosperity and thanking him heartily for his splendid treat and kind wishes for the band Miss Bessye Porter after a pleasant visit to her mother and friends in Ocala left yesterday to resume her du- ties ¬ at Brcnau College Gainesville Georgia- The funeral services of the little 14 monthsold daughter Ruby of Mr and Mrs Cecil Bryant were conduct- ed ¬ this morning at 1030 oclock Rev Barnett pastor of the Methodist I church read the burial service and I the little body was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery Mclver Mac- K conducting the funeral The pretty little casket was covered with fragrant and beautiful flowers A great many friends and neighbors attended the service to lend the com- fort ¬ of their presence to the young griefstricken parents Mr E E Dobbs and wife of St Louis will arrive in town In a few days and will keep house in Ute prop ¬ erty owned by Mr Dobbs mother Mrs Messett on North Magnolia street Mrs J P Moody a very attractive lady of Jacksonville who has been visiting her aunt Mrs W S Pike went down to Lake Weir yesterday to visit relatives Messrs Ed Carmichael H C Jones and Gus Halley returned yesterday afternoon from a three days trip in Mr Carmlchaels big Buick car to Wildwood Coleman Leesburg Eustis Tavares Orlando and other points They had a fine time and enjoyed the trip very much The big car took the worst of the roads without any trouble- at all ExMarshal W C Bull came In to- day ¬ from Lake City Mr Bull Is only able to move about on crutches He was an inmate in our hospital for quite a long time and since spring has been with his daughter at Lake City Mr J K MIxon and Miss Annie Mixon of Fairfield who were delegates- to the Marlon Baptist Association at Red Level were guests of the Monte ¬ zuma last night on their return borne Have you seen toe new visible Fay Sholes typewriter R C DavIs Co general agents- Mr David Seyler of Lady Lake and one of its most prosperous citizens is in town today Mr Seyler is the champion watermelon grower of his section- Mr Theus the furniture man re- ceived ¬ a solid car of tables and safes yesterday Peter Paul Is a hustler and is selling goods to beat the band Pound paper tablets and box pap ¬ ers as fine a line as you will find in the South at the Court Pharmacy- Miss Elsie Schneider the beloved assistant teacher of the Belleview school is spending Saturday and sun- day at home with her parents at Gol ¬ den Acre and was In town today Troxler handles a large and com- plete ¬ assortment of high grade cigars cigarettes and tobacco r MARE FOR SALE- A large gentle farm mare in good condition and a fine animal Will sell very cheap for cash Apply to P W Ditto Ocala Fla II- Ic i J JIi < i lEI JR1Y1L AT THE TEAPOT GROCERY S New Pack Royal Scarlet Dried Fruits 4 FIGS CITRON 1 PRUNES PEACHES fjf I APRICOTS i < T CURRANTS SEEDED RAISINS LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL We Have Exclusive Sale of the Royal Scarlet Line and Carry a Complete Stock at all TimesEvery article Guaranteed USE CREAM FLOUR Fleischmans Yeast Received Twice a W- eekTEAPOT GROCERYBAS- EBALL FRIDAY- The grammar sehool defeated the high school yesterday on the Ninth street grounds by a score of 11 to 8 This makes two out of the series of three won by that side Although tile grammar school team is composed of a majority high school boys It con tlnues to have that name from the old team I FOR SALE CHEAP A desirable building lot on North Second East Adams street opposite- the I Jewish synagogue Address Box 180 city THE TIME OF LONGEVENING HOURS Is at hand Are you equipped with good vision so that you can spend these hours to the best advantage Reading by Lamplight- Is a task to imperfect eyes It is a pleasure to perfect ones DR D M BONEY Eyesight Specialist I I Ocala FlA Office hours 9 to 10 a m H and 130 I to 430 p m Optical office and lab ¬ oratory rooms 2 and 4 Gary block- A WEEK OF PRAYER Next week will be observed as a week of prayer by the ladies of the Methodist church The two mission- ary ¬ societies will unite in the meet Ings A special program for each day has been prepared Beginning on Monday Nov 1st meetings wui be held every day during the week at 3 p m All the ladles of the church and their friends are cordially Invited to attend I Mrs E P Rentz Pres W HM S Mrs T J Nixon Pres W F M S BEAUTIFUL NEW SILVER- A E jBurnett the Jeweler is receiv- ing ¬ new shipments of beautiful silver in all shapes ahd the latest patterns almost daily He has this season the best stock of these goods evvr car- ried ¬ FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY Fresh oysters served In all styles ev- eryday ¬ from 5 a m to 10p m at the Elk Cafe NOTICE I Those desiring to contribute to the advent box being prepared by the wo mans auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church either In money or clothing- can leave the same at Mrs Julia Haisleys I R C Davis Co of Jacksonville will sell any make of secondhand typewriter upon easy terms if desired OYSTERSOYSTERS I The Elk Cafe will begin serving oy- sters ¬ on Saturday YOUNG MEN WANTED Government Pays from 600 to 1600- a Year No LayOffsFreeS- cholarships are Offered Railway mail clerks postofflce clerks city carriers rural man car ¬ riers wanted Examinations In the vicinity of Ocala soon Short hours salary twice monthly annual vacation and life po- sition ¬ Thousands of appointments are to be made Common education is all you need city and country people have equal chanc and political In ¬ fluence is unnecessary Free scholar ¬ ships during October and November Xo time to lose Write to Central Schools Dept 1006 Rochester N Y I 1- fI l p I As an evidence of your social standing your hands play an im- portant ¬ part To have them heavily bejeweled indicates poor tasteMo have them however set off with two or three rings of perfect workmanship and of genuine qual ¬ ity Is to have youreslt classed as having both good taste and breed- ing ¬ and excellent financial standing- Our display of designs is of the kind that will please the most ex- acting ¬ A E BURNETT OCALA FLORIDA 4 c 4 I c l 1I ft N PWPRTHLEAGU HALLOWEEN ftTY The Halloween party given urtt Ute lawn of the Methodist churck and parsonage last evealng under tie avs spices tbe pTrarth League was a pronoanced success being lejgely at ¬ tended by the young people l Md a royal good time The heantiful moO Hgnt night teas Ideal for the occasio and to add to the cheerfulness ottfae scene a huge bonlre was kept burn ¬ ing Jn the center of the lawn rack tlanterns shown here and there rrv- ealingfeaturea of the most grotesque Character t The gjiests came masked and iy S clock the lawn presented a wierd scene with the many solemn vteaged witches moving with stately tread around the blazing lire or strolUag fa groups along the sidewalks and up to- wards ¬ thepublic square striking ror to the hearts of Several who had forgotten the presence of Halloweea season j Next to the church stood a COST booth within which Miss Rattle Carl- ton arrayed in the gab of a witch revealed to the guests their past present and future history The trem- bling ¬ guest having been admittejUato Cudjos cave was shown a monkey sitting In a tree and this represented- the past then the guest was shOwn into a mirror and this represented the present and before departure each guest was handed a card upon width was written an appropriate stanza prof- phetlc of the future history A tub of water with floating apples afforded much amusement to those who attempted to lift the apples from the tub with their teeth and without the use of their hands Several api pies were suspended by strings from the tree and the guests tried their skill in archers by shooting at them with bow and arrow In this contest Mr W V Wheeler was the most suc- cessful ¬ archer which meant that Cupids arrow had pierced his hart and that he would be the first of the contestants to wed Jn the midst of the lawn stood a real Indian wigwam which looked quite picturesque In the moonlight and seated within the dimlylighted tent was the Gipsy fortune teller Esmar eldo arrayed In appropriate costume Many and striking were the stories of past present and future fortune as re ¬ lated by this skilled fortune teller whq was none other than Miss Mary Bell Seated near the bonfire Miss Mizelle delighted many of the guests wiU the revelations of palmistry- The guests were then invited to a table in the lawn loaded with various fruits and during the marshmallow roast which followed n huge circle was formed around the fire and the party was entertained with several ghost stories of a most thrilling na- ture ¬ related by Misses Mizelle Cam Foy Phillips anti Mr Cordero Much of the success of the occasion- Is attributable to the energetic plans of the gifted vice president the lit- erary ¬ dcpartmentot the tepworth League Miss Louise Xiron assisted- by Miss Loulle Jarn ltIlss Mary Bell and the others hose names have already been mentioned- A GREAT IMPROVEMENT The remodeling of the city market progresses finely and the place will be ready for tenants in ten days The work Ts one of the best of the many recent Improvements in the city and will give Ocala a market that the cit- izens ¬ may be proud of instead of an eye sore The old shed on the cast 5hlfJ for- merly ¬ the front of the building is gone and fine cement sidewalks have been laid on the east and south sides- of the building witfi curbincs The entire interior has be ncened and painted snow white The floor ls of solid earth filled cement with the proper slopes to the outside drains where water is carried off to the well Each stall opens into the common court or vestibule and each one Is thoroughly screened from flies Every I stall has a back entrance through which everything w51 come and go ex- cept ¬ I the packages which customers carry away with them which are passed out through the little sliding I doors There Is a room in the rear where fish will be cleaned and other wash ¬ ing done A toilet and lavatory will be provided In the extreme rear corner The market will comprise the essen ¬ tials of cleanliness convenience and attractiveness- One more thing should oe done The walk around the south side should be extended acroHs the unsightly lot to Magnolia street so that persons can come to the market from that side of town without having to walk down the middle of the narrow street which has high weeds on both sides I Mr E C McLeod says that Clark Ray Johnson are pushing their railroad into Ocala so as to establish a big mill here and sell all the refuse lumber at the mill which they now have to burn up to our people Mc says It will be a big thing for Ocala as It will make several hundred la- borers ¬ directly tributary to Ocala that the Sumner Lumber Company of Zuber will push their railroad to Standard and then east to Salt Lake and St George and there create a di ¬ rectroad connection e with water transportation and help to build up Ocala He says its coming sure and to give these enterprises all the ald possible and let the let fhe Florida canal rest for a while I Mr Fred Lovell the Sanford drug- gist ¬ I who lsa visitor in Ocala speak- ing ¬ about the progress of Sanford said It was wonderful that land with- in ¬ a few years had risen from 525 and 550 an acre to thousands and this seasons celery crop for which the lands are famous will produce in ex- cess ¬ of last years crop 3000 cars I which will require twentyfive extra- S locomotives to move the same to market Now there Is nothing slow about Sanfprd and its vegetable kingdom Mrs Will Goln and her sister Miss Eloise Smoak returned today from Umatilla where they were the guests of Mrs Robert Collins Mrs J J Williams of Homosassa who was there visiting relatives returned to Ocala on the same train There is no game law against any one hunting for PLANKS CHILL TONIC Its guaranteed to cure ma- laria ¬ chills and fever Price 25 cents per bottle Ask your dealer hell probably know Miss Grace Tortanot Leesburg passed through Ocala today as a bride We could not learn the grooms name Miss Grace formerly Jived In Ocala when her father was on the police force of this city The latest copywright books and thi finest general line of books ever ahewn- In thi city at the Ocala News Ce If- s > t J 1f t < c f1l < II ij p f J- aJt 3 4 s Ta p fJ r 4 1 J A 4 c 4 1 < Ajr1- f1 T i fj- t i > i t Jo- ft1 V j J r J The Prtofis t k tia- tis < I 4 1- rI > to xTV < arU f 1 < < > < M r t BREAP V > vv Da T Co V f 1 c ti S 1i4i feTSijj r v KT c If lteI ueaot i ttJ trj- o J- SsjCB i > I > v jI C o 0fSe >r s f- it tA 1 now nt a- MMERCIAE c- os T t time to 1- J < tJt1 sell it tI4ria i V nt 17 J- to t J L Qta1- MARTIN 1 r C- Of f ciREY- S t j 1 Jl S t rl r- od < = t 4 TiE r C r = to i i j- t l y I r L rJQ t t r < rA t1 S t J- t 0 i- It u f J < s5 l i- nlUtX v- a vnSTUf Pft if iK jL y J if j b- t 5 y i j Next Dowr te th i 1l Weetentfr Teletralth v t < 1t < t j rtf t jI c Work CalleVfer an Delivered Prem t ly All Werk Guarantee WWW iO f TragCnly 4 w t tl4J L I 4- i r > > f Iit r FIRE woOqRE WOOD 1 >< V j Ir We have large swppy < Iwt waee < i both pine and oaks fireplace ud atava > r lengths Good seasoned wood f c v A BIG LOAD FORA DOLLAR t delivered cash Call at lsdssyer 1 i tp PHONE 1CGee GILES 4- Th CO 1 Z1 I iJ1i bMt jaaokaM ef s x j cloth finitl1 iI ta pr H eiwefpit- Aii e w 0 c q U ftlhic ih aftJi Ii In 1 1 t a k- p Ic- I high IoI books Jt P jg > News It O 1 r J j f o Je i- i < tttlW e UI llurJ H two or three furnished rooaig with > Jt Mr > 1 Re16S9uth0lg8 I NOTICE c i V- Of t Final Settlement ai DJ chaMT- Notice n j Is hereby thatpalthi j 9th day of February A D 191 the t p undersigned will present her acoavata i and voschera C Uie Hon JosephjB l 9 dlii f Judge of nro Ih an r Hi- rcountyat nA ow his officeInYOcatf aad wl a < make liel flnaF sxitfleraent wwf 1 t > fOrt H discharge tl P f- LAdmInIstratrI d yot lWj F Ust i At e01 1 h F J I lk I I > NOTICE QFAPPI IONPQ CiJJ- Tax Qed Vnderjcion f J > vj it 1 > wl ter LafFIridL < Cjlf- t Notice is hereby given that J 1 Ud ll dell purchaser of tax h i 2022 dated tbt 4th day crtlfcati A i A 1890 To 700 dated Ju e 2d J J fed said certificates In my 4 office and made application f0 tax deed to issue in accordance l law Said certificates embrace the fol- lowing ¬ described property situated JR A Marion county Florida towit ivjfc o t lot 1 and eK lot 4 blk 5 Santos and i t lot 3 blk 7 sub of seK Santo all ia see tp 16 r 22 c The said land be df assessed at the date of the Ised T r hJ f ance of such certificates in the name otl unknown and Samuel Cawthon t7Ie- aid j 1s certificates shall be redeemedae iI cording to law tax deed Twill Issue fe > thereon on the 2d day of a VI D 190- 9Wttns Deel1ri I o my official 1 t A I seal this the 29th day of OctoberLD 1909 S if SlStrarifcv- Clerlr t l Circuit Court arlOI CoFla S 4 r r QL NOTICE TO CREDITORS w- p 0S 1 t Notice is to aI1Od i itors dlst erebygve trr sons having calm or against the M BeT to present the same to the w ed administrator witkln oieEAr from this date Sept 18tbUN4 f I Ej Hairter A As Administrator of the tje Aria 31 Hunter DC Pleasant Tenn j f fi W neld eat Agent MBfC F I 4 NOTICE OF A Tax Deed Under Sectieft 8ef Chif i ter 4888 Law of Fienda fc Notice is hereby given t at7XraX Forbes tax certifleate purcherO No 315 day ofJee A D 1909 has fled said certificate iJ my office made a < for tax deed to issue in accordance with law Said certificate embraces t i the roUolngdescrlb e ryltu- t a NeU of swrsec 12 I r22 e The said landbebgIe < J 1f 1i at date of certificate In the name t 1Jakk4frUn- less said certificatesK a deemed according to law3 ta br j < ti will Issue thereon 4th day > 8 Ot December J t AD j Witness official signatere aaa j seal this 30th day of October l t seal S T Sistrwdc j y 1 Clerk Circuit Court aiarkm CO1PiL r J t z FRESH q I V J I receive dally ecpets J 4 fresh and salt wU ik a tvttSjiaet I c varieties I HOtalac tMi P j i and handle UemrltJ WM r tC eKEt 1 l f l P 1 7 I J f- Fw TnT 11 v i l tJ i 7i- w > l I r i f 1 J r At h nh r t I 0 r
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