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r and Mrs Edward Holder were

irom Dunnellon yesterday4

cHlIr Chas M Brown jr is a candi>

for treasurer of the city of

1 Mr J W Ward of Floral City

ia the city yesterday on busi

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Mr J D Pope leaves today for

Dunn N C for a few weeks vacaC

y SLOnMr

T A Mitchell andJ L WLise

of Belleview were among th-ei to the city yesterday-

Mr and Mrs Frank W Ditto reI turned home yesterday from a visit-

ftenday8 at Lake Weir4

Misses Frances Chambers andJ Bexie Todd accompanied the Lindsay

amily to the lake yesterdayp>

A subscriber writing from Tampa

iy VYour paper is like getting a1 ttifrom home IJam hungry for

it every week

kThe Tampa Times is installing a-

new press and threatens to give Tam

spa a real up to date newspaper-

Mr and Mrs R A Green of OcalaPFI arrived in the city yesterdayland are at the Mitchell HouseI Thomasville Ga TimesEnterprise

1tThomas Pasteur the young son of

Mr John Pasteur went down to Lakei Weir yesterday afternoon to spend afew days with the PasteurCraw ford

jit< Whaley party

4Mr A J Meecker of Tampa is in

ti thtt city on business He leaves to

for Rockwell for a few days Mr

iii cker is one of Sheriff Jacksonsdeputies in Hillsboro county

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f Mr George W Martin of the Ocala

t News Company leaves today forii

8w York City where he will spend

eral weeks purchasing an imj

line of holiday goods for his-

e UsetoBes and the Never

888 are going to play the greatest

l1l game of the season this afte-

rfnoen at threethirty oclock on theSouth Third street diamond

si B L Harper for fifteen years em-

ployed in Savannah by the Central of

Georgia railway has been adjudged

inaaaa and sent to the asylum He

cently awarded 15000 dam

for injuries sustained from a lo-

comotive

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in the Centrals yards

Mrs W D Graham and her guest

j Mrs Sparkman of Tampa went out

to Carters Pond yesterday afternoonto spend a few days with Mrs

< Grahams parents Mr and Mrs

1 Graham will go to the mountains of

North Carolina next week

Messrs R W Holiday of Eureka

J W Hudgens of Cotton Plant and

W T Henderson of Lynne mem-

berso

of the county executive commit

jtee were in Ocala yesterday and had

the pleasure of shaking hands with a

f few of the candidates for countyjudge

Like m Her1 Yes Weekllng has lotS of horsettnse Thats about all he has got

remarks the friend who Is discussings about everybody in town

Then thats to his credit we sayC I dont know It makes him easily-

lSdCliIcago Tribune-

s Jvat ThatGenius he said should never be

khtapered with the care of a familyMistake said the married man In-

to extravagant age it takes a geniust keep a family going Atlanta ConitUtiOB

He Bvrelr Ouzhtasked little Johnny whats a

N7 mediumQswbo has a brisk business ate-

eajftce3

ought to be happy my sonTill CourierJournal

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Appeal te FlantfiansThe Florida Historical society

which was organized Nov 26 1903

has recently ben incorporated underthe laws of the state Its objects are-

as follows The collection arrange-

ment¬

and preservation of all materialpertaining to the history of or in anymanner illustrative of Florida includ ¬

ing books pamphlets documentsmanuscripts newspapers diariesnotes letters speeches maps por¬

traits photographs or other likenesses-of men and women prominent inFlorida history pictorial illustra¬

tions of Florida scenery buildingsestablishments institutions monu-

ments¬

relics and products Alsorelics of every kind whether histori-cal

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or prehistorical fossils geologi-cal

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specimens and everything in anymanner illustrative of Florida

The provision for membership isAll Persons of Good Character up

on approval of the board of directorsThe dues are five dollars per annum

The society has been given the useof a large and commodious room inthe Jacksonville public library which-

is fireproof for the reception andsafekeeping of all its collections andproperty and in which to carry on itswork which has now been activelyentered upon

The cost of furniture cases filesetc together with the necessaryclerical assistance will approximate

1OOO for this yearFailing to procure aid from the last

legislature the society must dependupon the dues of its members to meetits expenses

Every intelligent person who hasany state pride must realize and feel

the value and farreaching impor ¬

tance of the work in which the so¬

ciety is engagedWe appeal to all such for aid and

encouragement Send us your ap¬

plication for membership with acheck for five dollars to Rev V W

Shields treasurer forj one yearsdues But whether you apply formembership or not send us books

pamphlets papers pictures mapsrelics articles from Indian moundsfossils biographical j or historicalsketches and incidents and printedmatter historical ordescriptive hav¬

ing any bearing upon FloridaIf the people of Florida will con¬

tribute what they reasonably canjwewill soon have a collection of price-

less

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valueSend to Florida Historical Society

Public Library Jacksonvillo FlaGEO R FAIRBANKS PresGEO W WILSON Secy

M st N at ths Ball Ome Ill beTtaere

The baseball game at the SouthThird street diamond will no doubtprove to be the best game of the sea¬

son The UsetoBes have decided-

to take another fall out of the NeverWases and there seems to be thesmell of blood in the atmosphere-

Since the loss of our brother War-

ren¬

as a catcher they have imported-

the baron Carl Schneider to holdthem down and hell stick to themlike flypaper to a fly

The Cal Duval sah is so satis-

fied

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that he has decided not to takeany practice and that it will beJAa laBrown is down and out1 iCamp hasdecided to start a grave yard at firstwhere they can all die conveniently

Ghambers will be at the way sta ¬

tion to serve hot lunches while you

wait Gerig has been sleeping with

his baseball guide and is prepared toswallow any one who starts an argu-

ment

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Anderson will see thatthere-is an excursion rate on from first

base home over the e z route

Welch of Cornell is reputed to be a

regular and will be there to pick

them off the clouds Sage the old

reliable fly exterminator will be

seen in all his glory out at center

field And genial Postmaster Crom

says nothing but smiles and puts his

stamp on anything that comes his

wayUmpire Robinson the cotton man

will be there to bail out the balls and

strikes and you cant make them any

better for the purpose

rIctorMartiJiaaux says that gen

erosity is the spirit of goodwill

So bring it along and leave it in his

hand as you go inDont forget to come and bring your

beat girl

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rBELLEVIEWS-

pecials

Correspondence Ocala Banner

Cloudy and hot and frequent rainsMrs J A Mitchell has gone to

Alabama to visit relativesThe W C T U held their monthly

reception of honorary members andinvited guests at Mrs B C BridgesTuesday night A pleasant time re¬

portedMrs A T Whittier and Robert and

Aice Polly have gone to the ten dayscamp meeting beginning at MountDora Chantauqna grounds Aug 2Rev True Whittier will go later andperhaps R J C Sullivan if MrsSullivan health will permit him toleave

On the south side of the Seaboard-Air line freight house and connectedwith it a roofed platform 28x 30 isbeing built

WITTE IN PERFECT HEALTH

Russias Envoy Talks About His Visit-to America-

On Board Steamer Kaiser WilliamDer Grosse via Wireless TelegraiStation at Siasconnet Mass Angus3After a good passage across tIllAtlantic Sergius Witte Russian peaccommissioner is in perfect health Irspeaking of his approaching arrival onAmerican soil Mr Witte said-

I am happy to visit America whichcountry I am most anxious to knowMy only regret is that I cannot speakEnglish as I should like thoroughly toAppreciate the country whose progressand development are so interesting4rad instructive I shall also be gla-do have personal intercourse withPresident Roosevelt who has reachedsuch a prominent position as a states ¬

man and to present him the greetigsof Emperor Nicholas It has beenstated that I am to test the ground forfloating a Russian loan in America anddiscuss the relations between the twocountries especially regarding commer-cial affairs My only mission is thenegotation for peace but I am quiteready to express my personal opinionDn questions affected the relations be¬

tween Russia and America with aview to further strengthening the tra ¬

ditional friendly feeling between StPetersburg and Washington

Father Has Son ArrestedNew York August 3On complaint-

of his father Alfred Price a 15 yeadold boy who is more than 6 feet talland of manly proportions has beenarrested The father declared thatwhen he remonstrated with the youngman for some action the boy demol ¬

ished everything in the dining roomthreatened to fire the house and loudlydeclared that if policemen attempted-to stop him he would kill him Alfred-Sr after dodging the flying glassware-and chinaware ran into the street andcalled a patrolman After a longsearch in the house the police foundthe erstwhile pugnacIously inclinedyouth hiding under a bed in his fath ¬

ers room crying as if his heart wouldbreak When taken to the station Al¬

freds feelings were once more lacer-ated

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when he was turned over to thechildrens society

Victim of Suicide CompactSeattle Wash August 3Victor

Taussig a young officer in the Englisharmy has written a letter to Mrs EL-

L Busch of this city saying that heintended killing himself yesterday insome unknown spot because some timeago he drew the black ball in a sui-

cide¬

compact with a German armyofficer Mrs Busch is not in the citybut her husband and others who knewthe young soldier do not believe theyoung soldier committed suicide buwrote the letter as a blind so as tocover his disappearance from Menomlnee Minn where he was employed inthe office of the Menominee Electriccompany

Atlanta August3A call has beenissued by the chairman J J Holloway for a meeting of the executivecommittee of the peoples party ofGeorgia to be held in Atlanta for thepurpose of mapping out a plan of ac ¬

tion in the comnig campaign The sec-

retary¬

urges that at least one manfrom each county in the state be pres ¬

ent at the meeting which will be heldat the Cannon hotel in Atlanta at 10oclock the morning of Aug 17 Thesecretary also requests that as manyPopulists as possible attend the meet-Ing and asks the presence influence-and counselC i iopulists

NOTICE

Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Sec-tion

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S ot Chapter 4SSS Laws of FloridaIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J LNOTICE purchaser of tax certificate No 473

dated the ist day of June A D 1903 has filedsaid certificate in my office and has made appli-cation

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for tax deed to issue in acconancewith-law Said certificate embraces the followingdescribed property situated in Marion countyFlorida towit Lots sub of northwestquarter section 14 township 35 range 22

land being assessed at the date ofthe issuance such certificate in the name 01party unknown Unlesssaid certificate shallbe redeemed according to law tax deed willissue thereon on the 5 day of Sept AD 1905

Witness my offical signature and seal ths 2ndday of AugA D1905-

84 f So SISTR0NKClerk Circuit Court Mario County Florida

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U708 want UbeMcgMt retoraa foryour labor andS your groundyou cant afford

to plant anything b-

st1ftRRYcSEEDStM-adard after 49 yxa-t They always produce-

the largest and surestCrops All dealers isa

them our IMSSees AMUfree OB reqnM-tMFcmrrOoD

DnflOlTIIICH-

THE NEW ROAD LAW-

An Act Regulating the Width of Tires of Cer-

tain¬

Kinds ot Vehicles Used in Making a Busi ¬

ness of Hauling Wood or Other Heavy LoadsOver paved Hard or Other Improved Roads in I

Counties Now Having or that May HereafterHave Paved Hard or Improved Roaas and Des-

cribing¬

the Time and Mode of Procedure inWhich This Act ia to go Into Effect and Provid-ing

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a Penalty for Its Violation

IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATUREbE the State of FloridaSection I That the width of the tires > f the ve-

hicles¬

used to haul wood other heavy loads overpaved hard or improved roads in any county ofthis state now having or that may hereafterbuild an construct such roads is hereby fixedand established as follows Of a two hone wag-on

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cart or other vehicle shall not be less thanfour inches wide and of a tour horse wagon cartor vehicle shall not be less than sixinches wideand ot a four horse cart or vehicle used-to haul heavy logs or stock shall not be lessthan seven inches wide and that it shall be un¬

lawful for any person firm or corporation to useor cause to be used any vehicle mentioned in thissection with ales width of tire than that speci-fied

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in hauling loads over roads therein menti-oned and any person firm or corporation so of-fending shall be guilty ot a misdemeanor andsubject to the pains and penalties provided for inSection 6 of this Act

See 2 That the provision of Section I shallapply only to counties of the state that havebuilt or hereafter build and construct a sys-tem of paved hard or improved reads and aremaintaining the same and shan not be opera-tive for a period of not less than two months ormore than six mouths after the adoption of thisAct as provided for by Sections 3 and 4 of thesame

Sec 3 The provisions this Act shall not beoperative in any county th state until thecounty commissioners ot such county at a regu-lar

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meeting shall give notice by advertisment-in a newspaper published in the county for fourweeks and in case no newspaper is publishedin such county by posting the same in threepublic places of the county one ot which shallbe at the court house door together with thepublication of this Act that at the next regularmeeting ot such board or county commisioners-they will consider determine whether or notthey wi l adopt the provislo s of Section i and2 ot this Act and after having given all personspresent the meeting advertised who are in ¬

terested in the same an opportunity to be heard-as to their views in the premises-

Sec 4 Should the board of county commis ¬

sioners at a regular meting oftheir board heldunder the provisions of Section 3 determine byand through a formal vote to adopt and put inoperation the provisions of this Act that it shallbecome operative and go into full force and ef-fect by the adaption of the formal resolution ofsuch board of commisioners fixing thedate when its provisions shall go into effectwhich shall not be less than two months ormore than six months from the date thereof atthe discretion of such board Due notice thereofshall be given by the publication of the afore-said resolution for a period of sixty days asprovided for in Section 3 ofthis Act

Sec 5 That any person firm or corporation-who may violate tbeprovi ons of this Act afterit takes tffect and becomes operative in anycountv of the state shall be guilty of a misde-meanor and upon conviction thereof before anycourt having jurisaictio shall be fined not morethan ten dollars for each offence committed to

ether wuh the csts accruing in such case or-by imprisonment in the county jail at hard laborfor not more than thirty days

Sec 6 That it shall be the duty of supervisors-of roads road oversee or any tax payer of thecouny who knows of any violation of the pro-visions of this Act 10 file a complaint againstsuch persons firm or corporation so violatingbefore a justice of the oeace having jurisdictionof the district in which said misdemeanor oc¬

curred or before any other court or officer hav-ing

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jurisdiction of the offence charged and suchjustice court or officer shall cause the accused tobe rested by a warrant and brought before theproper court and lawfully as in other casesof misdemeanors

Sec 7 All laws in conflict with this Act arehereby repealed

Sec 8 This Act shall go into eltect immedlately upon its passage anti approval by the Gov-ernor

On motion it was ordered that the foregoingstatutory law to be published in the Ocala Ban-ner

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anc Star for four weeks oncein each week I

and all parties interested are hereby notifiedthat this board will take into consideration atits regular meeting in August and determinewhether or not said statutory law shall DC madeoperative in Marion county

H W LONGAttest S T SISTRCXK Chairman

Clerk Board ot Co Corns 7 14 4t1

ELECTION NOTICE FOR SPECIAL TAXSCHOOL DISTRICT

WE THE UNDERSIGNED QUALIFIEDand tax payers of the territory des i

eribed below will on the first Monday in Augustpresent this petlton to the Board of Puplic Instruciton of Marion county Florida askiugsaid board to call an election to create a special-tax school district to incude the following des-cribed

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territory Sections 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

273435 and 36 of township 14 range 21 all inMarion county Florida

Peter LoosThad WhitcheadO GOlinA A OlinG B Chappell-J T GuthreryJE Spencer-T F Stewman-T E TurnipseedAV B LivingstonT B Webb-W E Nix-J S Burke

NOTICE

Notice of Application for raxDeed Under Sec-

tion¬

S Chapter 4SS3 Laws of FloridaNOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT H L

Anderson purchaser of tax certificate No3100 datedjth day of August AD 1899 has filedsaid certificatee in my office and has madeapplication for tax deed to issue in accordance-with law Said certificates embraces the follow-ing

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described property situated in Marioncounty Florida towit

South half of lot 2 block 70 O S OcalaThe said land being assessed at the date of

the issuance of such certificase in the nameot party unknown Unless said cer-tificate

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shall be redeemed according to lawtax deed will issue thereon on the 8th day ofAugust A D 1905

Witness my official signature and seal thisthe 5t hday of Jay A D 1905

67 ST SISTRUNKClark circuit Court Marion CountyFlorida

NOTICE-

Of Application for Tax deed Under Section 8 ofChapter 4SSS Laws of Florida

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT L MNOTICE M Markham purchasers of tax cer-tificate

¬No 5S7 dated the 4th day of Novemb-

erA I have filed said certificate in my officeand has made application for tax deed to issue inaccording with law certificate embratesthe following described property situated inMarion county Florida toWit Out Lots 15 and16 Brokaw addition Anthony

The said land being assessed at the date of theissuance of such certificate in the name of I JBrokaw Unless said certificate shalle redeem-ed

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according law tax deed will issue thereonIon the3IstdayofJuIyA DIQ05

Witness my and seal this theSth day ofJune AD x9os

6 30 S T SISTRUNK-r sCfi tit Caurt Warier County Florida

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NOTICE-

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Cir-cuit

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of Flrida ia and for Marion Countyin ChanCel

Westerly Savings Bank acorporation under thelawsTot the tate of Rhode Island ComplaI-nants

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vs E C Hesseaudjames ReddingReceivers of the American Savings BankFrances S Mother Clauce E ConnorRubie C Connor Miriam L Connorand Miriam L Connor Trustee forEngene Connor Rosalie Connorand Mary Connor Defendants

TT IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANTS1 herein tamed E C Hesse and James HRedding receivers of the American SavingsBank Frances S Mosber Claude E Connor Rub e C Connor Miriam L Connor andMiriam L Connor trustee f Eugene ConnerRosalie Connor and Mars Connor be and theyare hereby required tj apoear to the bill ofcomplaint in this cause onorbeforetfofldaM the 4th daa o SeptemJter A DrqosIt is further ordered that a copy of this orderbe published once a week for eignt consecutive

weeks in the Ocaa BannerThis the 7th day of July A D 1005seal S T SISTRU K

Clerk Circuit CourtHOCK R DCVAU By H C Sistrunk DComplamants Solicitor 7 14

NOTICE-

Of Apolication for Tax deed Under Section 8 oChapter 4SaS Laws ot Florida

IS HEREBY GIVEN THiT MRSNOTICE E Forbes purchaser of TaxCertificates No 308 309 dated the-ist day ot June A D 1903 has filedsaid certificates in my office and has made ap-plication

¬for tax deed to issue in accordance I

with law Said certificates embrace the follow¬

ing described property situated in Marion coun ¬

ty Florida towit Northeast quarter of north-west quarter and southeast quarter of south ¬

west quarter section i township 14 tange 23The said land being assessed at the date of the

issuance ofsuch certificates in the name of VaraMcNeill and G H McNeal Unless

said certificates shall be redeemed accordingto law tax deed will issue thereon on the aSUiday of Ansr A D 1905

Witness my offical signature and seal this the25 day of July A D 1905

7 25 S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion CounY Florida

NOTICE-

Of Application for Tax Deed Under Sections ofChapter 4S83 Laws of Florida

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT C Epurchaser of tax certificate No

494 dated the ist day ofJune AD 1903 has filedsaid certificate in mv office and has made ap-plication

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for tax deed to issue in accordance with-law Said certificate embraces the follow-ing

¬described property situated in Marion coun ¬

ty Florida to wit east three fourths of north halfofsoutwest quarter of northeast quarter section35 township 15 range 21

The said land being assessd at the date of the is¬

suance of such certificate in the name of ElihuThompson Unless said certificate shall be re-deemed

¬according to law tax deed will issue

thereon on the 15th August A D 1005Witness my official signature and seal this the

12th day of July A D 19057 14 S T SISTRUNK

Clerk Circuit Court Marion Countv Florida

House For Rent in Third WarThe house now occupied by Mr T

W Cole has 10 rooms bath well ofwater large lot house in good repairPosession by Sept 1st or sooner

JP H GILLENNo 1 So 5th St or at Banner Office

LECTION NOTGfc FOR SPECIAL TAX-

SCHOOL DISTRICT

ToTlCK IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT ANi election will be held at the MarshnUeschool house on Saturday

Auijustyh ADz 5for the purpose creating a special tax schooldistrict to be known as the Marshville tax schooldistrict The above said district fo include thef flowing aescnbed territory

All township 14 range 23 that lies west ofthe ocklawaha except sections iS 24 2526 27 34 and 35 and sections 25 26 27 aS 29 3031 3Z 33 343536 and southwest quarter of 24township 13 ranee 23 except the northwestquarter of twentysix and northeast quarter oftwentyseven and sections 29 30 31 32 and allof sect ions 23 and 33 of township 13 range 24that lies west t1 the Ocklawaba River and all-ot sections 56 and seven ot township 14 range24 that lies west of the Ocklawaha River

And to elect three trustees of said special-tax school district and to fix the rate of mllageto be levied for said special school district

Qualified electors at said election are all reg¬

istered and qualified voters ot said district whopay a tax on real or pel sonal propertt therein

The following persons have been appointedinspectors aud clerk of said election-

W M Hogan Chas Martin and W S Priestmanagers and R Hogan clerkBy order of the Board ot Public Instruction-

this the third day of July 1905Attest GS SCOTT Chairman

D CARN Secretary 714

NOTICEPRINTING SUPREME COURTREPORTS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARDBIDS Commissioners of State Institutions atTallahassee Florida until rod day of August1905 fur the printing and binding the follow-ing named volumes of the Supreme Court Re-ports Volumes 46 47 and 48 comprising thedecisions of the Supreme Court for the Juneterm 1903 and the January and June terms1904All bids must be sealed and addressed to TheBoard of Commissioner o State InstitutionsTallahassee Florida

The printing and binding must be done in theState Florida The work must be completedwithin ninety days from the date of the con¬

tract All is to be received by the coatrac ¬

tor at the Attorney Generals office and proofdelivered and read there All work when com-pleted

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must be delivered there 100 bound in lawsheep and 400 with covers of each numberare required 50 pound M F book paper size otpaper 24 x 38 number of volume at thetop of each page about Too pages to eachvolume model 134 Mo Reports-

No more copies shall be printed and no salesmade upon penalty ot a forfeiture of five hun-dred dollars

Details of the proposed contract may be hadupon application to the Secretary the Board ofCommissioners of the State Institutions Talla-hassee

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FloridaN BROWARD

630 st Governor

LUMBERRO-

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DRESSEO

Dry Siding Flooring and Ceiling

B H SeymourOc-ala Fla

The Vehicle and Harness CoCar Farsjlh and Cedar St

JCKSOXVIILE FLORIDA

Dealers in Wagons Buggies Carriages SurreysRoad Carts Harness Saddles Lap Robes Etc

LARGEST CONCERN III THE STATE AND LOWEST PRICES

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TRIWEEKLY SAILINGS K

BETWE-

ENJACKSONVILLE AND HEW YORKC-alling at Charleston S C both ways

THE FINEST STEAMSHIPS IN1BE COASTWISE SEE VICE

THE CLYDE NEW ENGLAND AND SOUTHERN LINESDIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN

Jacksonville Boston and Providence-and all Eastern PointsCalling at Charleston Both WaysSEMI WEEKLY SAILINGS

Southlsatini Prom Lewis Warf BostonNorthbound From foot of Catherine Street Jacksonville

CLYDE ST JOHHS RIVER LINKBetween Jacksonville and Sanford

Stopsinj at Palatka Astor St Frauds Beresford DeLand and IntermediateLandings on St Johns Sirer

Steamer CITY OF JACKSONVILLEIs appointed to Sail as follows Leave Jacksonville Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays 3750 p m

IReturning leave Sanford Monday Wednesdays and Fridays 930 a m

SoatiiBoand SCHEDULE NorthBoaadRead Down Read np

Leave 3 30 po m Jacksonville Arrive a oo a mS 45 p m Palatka Leave 8 sop m3 00 a m Astor 3 30 p m 1

4 30 a m Francis uo a oo pmBeresfbrd DeLand I I oo p m

Arrive S 30 a m Sterd 9 30 a a13to oo a m eo EnterprISe to oo a a-

QENSBAL PASSSN3SS A1TD TICKET OFFICE 122 WEST BAY ST ZACZSO7TtL

PM IRONMONGER Ja Asst Gen Pass Agent 122 Wast Bay St Jacksonville Fla-w G COOPER Ja Freight Agent Cp LOVELL SnperiBteadeat

Foot ot Hogan Street Jacksonville FixC HA GERTY Genl Easfn Pass Agt New York CLYDE MILNE Genl Frt New Yerk 0

THEO G EGER WM CLYDE COGneral Geaetal AgentsMamagerChesebrough Building 19 State Street Kew York

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