The Children's Home Society of Florida
(Incorporated November 17, 1902.)
President, Rev. WM. E. BOGGS, D.D., Requests yOur co-operationin its
Jacksonville. Request c hrn
Vice-Presidents, HON. D. U. FLETCHER, work of rescuing children.
W. W. CUMMER, DR. R. H. DEAN,
Jacksonville. Non-Sectarian, and supported
Secretary, CHAS. H. SMITH,Jacksonville. solely by voluntary gilts.
Counselors, JUDGE W. H. BAKER,
W. J. BRYAN, Jacksonville. j 1
Office of the Society, Room 5
MRS. C. H. SEATON, Help a Child to Find ASTOR BUILDING
Superintendent and Financial Secretary, a Home. Jacksonville, Fla.
Phone 2298
Vol. 2 QUARTERLY BULLETIN FOR JAN., FEB., MARCH, 1906. No. 13
"Whosoever shall receive one such little child in my name, shall receive me."
Board of Directors.
Rev. Wm. E. Boggs, D. D.,. .Jacksonville
Hon. D. .U. Fletcher. ....... Jacksonville
W. W. Cummer ............ Jacksonville
Dr. R. H. Dean............ Jacksonville
Chas. H. Smith. ........... Jacksonville
Judge W. H. Baker......... Jacksonfville
W. J. Bryan............... Jacksonville
J. H. McLaurin............ Jacksonville
Judge M. A. Dzialynski ..... Jacksonville
Geo. W. Wilson............ Jacksonville
Rufus A. Russell........... Jacksonville
Ex. Gov. W. S. Jennings.... Jacksonville
Gov. N. B. Broward..... .. Tallahassee
Colonel C. E. Long........ .Jacksonville
Mr. C. H. Barnes........... Jacksonville
Mr. Charles Benedict....... Jacksonville
Mr. R. V. Covington. ....... Jacksonville
W R. Fuller................... Tampa
Rev. John G. Anderson.......... Tampa
Thos. Dowling. ............... Live Oak
E. P. Groover. ............... Live Oak
Hon. W. A. Blount. ......... Pensacola
Monthly meetings of the Board willbe
held on the first Tuesday afternoon of each
month at 3 o'clock, in the office of the
society,, Room 5, Astor building.
Mrs. Cora H. Seaton, State Supt. and Fi-
nancial Secretary......... Jacksonville
Mrs. C. S. B. Haney, District Superinten-
dent, East Coast ............. Stuart
+
The Conditions of Success.
The success of our work depends upon
three conditions:
I. The demand for it.
II. The fundamental principles which
underlie it.
III. The character of the parties into
whose hands it is committed.
DEMAND.
a. There are destitute and homeless
children everywhere, and always will be:
"Ye have the poor always with you."
Matt. 26:11.
b. There are enough childless families
in the State of Florida to supply a home
for every destitute and neglected child in
the State.
c. The Children's Home Society is the
only organization in the State of Florida
that receives all classes and conditions of
needy white children from earliest infancy
up to fourteen years of age.
PRINCIPLES.
a. Saves neglected children from pau-
perism, crime and debased citizenship.
b. Moral environment reforms inherit-
ed depravity.
c. Home influences sink deeply into
the mind and heart of the child, and are
most potent in shaping its character and
forming its life.
d. Individuality and strong characters,
the outcome of the freedom of family
home-life.
e. The three-fold blessing, the child,
the foster parents and society.
f. The most economic and -;.ylig
charity in the care of homeless children.
4-
Special Features of the Work
of the Children's Home
Society.
Seeks out dependent, abused children,
orphans, half-orphans, worse than orphans
and becomes their protector.
Searches for homes in worthy families,
placing children with the least possible
delay.
Children are kept under supervision and
observation by the Society until they reach
maturity.
Comforting assurance to parents living
in fear of leaving their children penniless
and homeless.
Persons desiring to adopt children can
safely do so without fear of future inter-
ference.,
The organization of Local Advisory
Boards, throughout the State, who repre-
sent the Children's Home Society in their
localities.
The protection of Society by assuring
proper home training and education for
unfortunate little ones.
The Children's Home Society has placed
many children in good homes. The de-
mand is for greater than we can supply.
The number of applicants waiting for
children number nearly one hundred.
The business methods and careful manage-
ment have enabled this Society to do an
amount and quality of work at a rate of
expense per capital that astonishes those
interested in this philantrophy. Every
dollar has done full duty and is carefully
accounted for on our books,
News from Children
"I was very busy before, but now busy
does not express it. Every minute of my
time is taken up since I have the children
to care for. I wish I could tell you every-
thing they have done and said, and how
dear they are to us, and how perfectly
natural it seems all around to have them
say, 'papa and mamma.' They are doing
nicely at school and Sunday School. We
gladly take the children to our hearts and
homes, and care for them and watch over
them and train them just like they were
our very own from the beginning. We
willingly and cheerfully make almost any
sacrifice for them, and do all we can to im-
prove and advance them, give them a good
high school education and the best and
most careful moral training, a good home,
and the :.,ti ,.i.iA.tt-_ conpanionship of
fond parents; then, when years have pass-
ed and the time comes to dispose of our
property, if they have proven faithful to
us, they would naturally get what we
have, there would be no one else to be
preferred. I wish you could get a peep
at the children in my husband's lap, one
on each knee, riding ponies. They seem
ipt-ri. -, happy and he is so kind and
gentle with them, it would be hard for
them to tell which one of us they love best.'
"I will write you a short letter as I
promised. We are well satisfied with our
little girl, and she seems to be' well satis-
fied too. I did not know she had an acci-
dent, one leg is some shorter. than the other
but I think it will get all right. It may
-always be so, but that will not make any
difference, as I well know we will be proud
of her. She is getting acquainted with
some of the little girls here and is coining
along 0. K."
"I got my papers all right, and my prec-
ious boy is my very own now, and his
name is his own too, for always. I have
moved to a large old house surrounded
with roses, that arc all in bloom. My
husband bought a nice cow, so that my
boy has all the fresh milk he wants, and
we have a pony to drive. You ought to
hear my little son say, "Be careful,
Mamma, don't make Jennie go too fast."
I suppose you have not found my baby
girl yet." -
"It is too soon to speak very positively,
but my present impression is that if the
girl could be sold for money, it would take
more than there is in the State of Florida
to tempt us to give her up. I will report
to you from time to time and will be pleas-
ed to consider any suggestions you may
offer."
+
Just Out of School.
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARDS.
The following local advisory boards were
organized:
STUART-President, H. W. Hlc:hainl-,
vice-president. J. C. Hancock; secretary,
Charles McPherson; treasurer, George
Parks. By vote the Christian Endeavor
Society became this Auxiliary Board.
WESTPALM IBL.i *H-President,Rev.
IW :. rih,;r,., Cuiioei,-. iiii. pastor; vice-
president, A. P. Anthony; secretary, Rev.
Hice, pastor M. E. S. Chii, ii, treasurer.
Mrs. George Potter; m.'..lid. adviser, H. C,
Hood, M. D.; legal adviser, C. C. (hiill.g-
worth.
DELRAY AND BOYNTON-Presi-
dent, Rev. L. Oser; vice-president, Mr.
Schabinger, Delray; vice-president, W.W.
Cox, Boynton; secretary, H. J. Sterling,
Delray; treasurer, Mrs. E. Oston, Delray;
assistant Miss Florence Murray, Boynton;
medical adviser, Dr. Cason.
MIAMI-President, Rev. Wm. E. Stan-
ton, Baptist Church; vice-presidents, Rev.
W. F. Fuller, Episcopalian; Rev. W. W.
Farris, Presbyterian, and Rev. Lowe, M. E.
S. Church; secretary, Mr. Edwin Nelson;
treasurer, Rev. H. E. Porter, M. E. Church;
medical adviser, Warren B. Rush, M. D.,
legal adviser, Hon A. E. Heyser, County
Judge.
COCOANUT GROVE-President, Rev.
S. Merrick; vice-presidents, Mrs. A. W.
Coats, and Mrs. W. A. H. Hobbs; secretary
Rev. James Bolton; treasurer, Mr. A. W.
Sanders.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE CHILD-
REN'S HOME SOCIETY OF FLORIDA,
FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY,
FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
It affords us great pleasure to acknowl-
edge receipts of the following amounts
from the different sections of Florida.
Space will not permit individual mention.
Palm Beach................. .
Jacksonville...................
Sanford .................. . .
Gainesville....................
Live Oak.....................
Howard's Ridge...............
Pensacola....................
Eustis ........................
West Palm Beach..............
Miami.......................
Cocoanut Grove...............
Boynton ......................
D elray.......................
H ypoluxo.....................
Jensen .................... ..
Stuart ........................
Crescent City....... ..........
Glenwood....................
"The Florida," U. S. Navy .....
Tibballs .................. . .
Ft. Pierce.....................
Donated for special expenditures
$ 20.00
330.41
2.70
5.00
150.00
1.25
15.00
5.00
37.25
76.50
25.00
4.36
3.30
1.00
11.25
2.85
2.50
5.00
8.75
5.00
8.00
44.53
Quarter Total Receipts..... $764.65
Total receipts carried forward.... $764.65
Balance on hand, January 1, 1906 73.81
Total Cash............. .. $838.46
Distributed for maintenance and
accounts past due......... 654.75
Balance ............. . ... $183.71
Liabilites, approximately....... $200.00
+
OTHER DONATIONS.
Donations of clothing have come from
the following persons:
The Sunshine Society, through Mrs.
Mary Brandt; Miss Annie Stockton, Jack-
sonville; Daytona C. E. Society; Mrs. J. N.
Jacobie and Mrs. W. J. Epperson, Bronson;
Junior Christian Endeavor, Winter Haven;
Mrs. E. K. Pratt, Daytona; Mrs. E. Sus-
kind, Pablo Beach; Testaments and toys
from the Primary Class of the First Bap-
tist S. S., Jacksonville; Material for gar-
ments, Mr. Charles Benedict, Jacksonville.
QUARTER'S RECORD OF CHILDREN.
Number of children on hand, January 1,
1906 ......................... 6
New children received................ 5
Children returned after trial.......... 4
Total for the quarter............ 15
Number of children placed for the first
tim e ........................... 10
Number of children replaced, counting
no child twice .................. 3
Sent to institution................... 1
On hand March 31st ................ 1
Total under direct care of Society
for quarter..................... 15
Whole number of children on record
from the beginning..............94
Adoption consent for the quarter ...... 2
Legal adoption through the Courts.... 2
Number of children visited in their
homes during the quarter........ 16
Reports from children out in families.. 39
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. CORA HAWLEY SEATON,
State Superintendent.
..... -i i .. 'tias I s.I
&'Md /mf9 1 f i
JW4. .. A.
/Ltr t^X^^u^ :vr usa
cLtd ) t D U-
v) vv uALu-j
t-La)
1. A41..Stef/f4A
|WL- 'ot-^oJ ^ Lw^-A -^-p n .
*u 0 u t-u"-
0 Z,,~
_a
~9CL'C.~i4~ f~&~G
THE SPACE ABOVE IS RESERVED FOR ST
POSTAL oA
THE SPAOE BELOW IS FOR THE ADDRESS I
c/7 i77
FRUIT SHIPPED FROM SEMINOLE GROVE, DATE AND TO WHOM AS STATED BELOW
INO.--:-Boxes-------t- To whom----------------------- --------
, I No.------ Boxes..----- To whom ----------------------------
-3 No. ----- Boxes---- -- -To whom --- ---- --------- ----- ---- -
,, No. --- Boxes------- To whom --- ---- ------
SNo.- - Boxes-------- To whom- ---------------- --------
SNo ---- Boxes-------- To whom-----------------------------
., No. -- Boxes-------- To whom-----
-- No.- -- Boxes------ To whom- -- -- -- --------
o0 No.- 2 Boxes.------- To whom-------- ----------------
Dated Citra, Fla..- ~-- ------ -, 190- Manager.
SJ. L. HANCOCK,
DEALER IN
general Merchandise.
BrooksviRle, ra. ....90
-10/ o>/
7l4V
Ip
r '- i : .' ^,. "..
:.............. .';.-... .. :-... ... ..J. .. -
R. .. .U in .
T.'v
lit,
W.r. :. *." 4 ." .'.". .
.. .. .4 . :. ,.; : ...
'7 ** ....*
.*.... .M '. .121 4
.." '- S
4. .. ,. "--... *:'
....,".i ,e :
j snnville, Fla.
Nr'r '4 ... In "rpy to yours of FebruaB'y. t- beI., t.
ol'-u;. .a'ou, an apology for our"..apapn e
ta aL.:* '.gfust why it has not been filled'we are.'-a-t. .!
are Owever, shipping the stock to you to-day ai
each you 0. K. We hope our tardiness and neglqct'.-
_;ea. c -. 0 K.
. tl ,an~:l ionvhni en ce. ....
..r,, .. klng you for this orde.rand bo.P .
remain
IJ . .. : .. -j ..
d . ", / : j , : . .. ._
1p4
. . .*
'1I
, rv4
File No. "C -3." ,arch 1, 1906.
Hon. W. S. Jennings,
Dyal-Upohurch Building,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Governor:
I herewith enclose to you exoers of decisions of the
Suprrmio Court of the United States, in case of IcGehee vs. Mathis, which
I expect you are familiar with, so pardon me for attempting to show a
discovery along this lInA.
I am thinkLing of calling a mass meeting in Jacksnville
to be held at the foot of Hain St., on Saturday night, at which meeting
I would address the people. If I conclude, in the next few hours, to
have the meeting, and there discuss the position of the Trustees and
Drainage Commissioners being assaulted by the Iewspapers, I will notify
you by wire, 6ndr ask you to employ someone to build a platform at the
foot of Main St., and to have hand bills printed and distributed in the
town, to get the people together. I will be in Jacksonville, Saturday,
anyway.
7ith best wishes,
Yours very truly,
Governor.
BILL OF LADING FOR VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND MELONS
MOG-17= 3-2- TiMM
'SE A B O D
AIRJa.L.NE RAILWAY *"
..... ..... .. i. _______.
~j~$0A
-y ~
in apparent good order, (piward condition ancwal contents
A no 0.nWf;77
7
-PACKSIG.ES,
consigned, marked and described as follows:
MARKS
Fall Name and Addres of CoQanlg moet be givee In aeerl cae
I ARTICLES
........ . .....................--- .......... ..........
RATES GUARANTEED ONLY
From
A. F
Per Box (Standard)-
Per Mbl. (Standard)-
Per 100 Pounds
Per Oar Load of
Advanced Charges
Rate Beyond Base Point- ....
To be ianspolrted over this Line ........ .... ........................... d devered i Eke good order to the coiinee or
owner at said station, or to the company or carrier (ii the same are to be forwarded beyond said station) whose line msi be a part -A the roUe to the place of destination of said packages.
It is mutually agreed between the shippe.r and the transportation hlnes and each of them over a hi'h said prorrtv is carried, as follows- The rate offreight shall not exceed that given above and charge. advanced
by same lines, or either of tbem, except in case of change of route or destination. The route by which it is intended to c.rry said property, or the destnati.,n of the same. may be changed by direction ol the shipper,
owner or consignee. or by either oe said transportation lines. whenever it shah appear that such change is necessary to prevent Ltoal or partial loss ol said property, from whatever cause occurring. Said lines shall
not be responsible for any lokss o damage resulting directly or indirectly from chance oi roure or destination made under the provisions of this cotrMat. If any such change mn route or destination dhall be made,
the shipper, owner or consignee diall pay, in addition to the rate named abo'.'e and charges advanced, all expenses incurred thereby, including freights for transportation over bnes and parts of lines not inclined in
the route lor which said rate is named.
The said several lines will not be held liable for ajury to, or decay of fruit, vegetables or any penlhable freight caused by detention in consequence of an accumulation of freight at any point. or the breaking down
of cars, locomotives or vessels, nor Erom any other cause, nor of any loss or damage by fire, unless such detention or 6e alJ be the direct result of the carter's neghlgence,. except as heremnarier proviided; and the
shipper, owner and consignee hereby assume the burden of proving such negligence.
The said several lines shall ot be able for anay lown occumng from the perishable nature or inherent defsci of thbe piper.y shipped hereutndcr
The property shipped h emndar may be carried under or on deck, at the option of the carrier. The cauns aer si ha liberty to trn(er the goods to. an transport them by lighe, barges or amy oth
vessel; to tow and assist vessels im my situation, and to sail without piotis
No carter transporting said property, nor the property of such carrier, shaH be liable for loss or damage arising from any of the following causes, vu: Fire on'wharves. hghters or vessels: jettison, ice. freshet. rain.
thieves. quarantine. nota, eo m ns, accidents to boiler or macltnery, stranding, &ny accident or perils of the seas. or otber waters; legal process. claims oi ownership by third parties, deviation, wantof proper cooper-
age. or insufficiency of packages, in strength or otherwise: dampness, sweat, Crost, heat. spray, or exposure to weather, n.-r for the condition of packages or defiiency of contents thereof. Li receipted for by the con-
-signee in good order, nor for wrong carnage or wrong delivery of goods if marked with initials, numbered or impertectly marked.
The responsibility either as common carrier or warehouseman, of each carter over whose line the property shipped hereunder shall be transported shall cease as soon as dehvery is made to the next carrier
or to the consignee the liability of said lines contracted with is several and not ,,n:t; neither of the said carrier shall be nponsible or liable for any act, omsioi oar neghligence of the other arners ever whose Unes
the said property s to be transported.
Unless written de nd for damage shall be made upon the company liable therefore, or upon the company which actually delivered the w hin days after delivery, no claim shall be thereater made,
nor shall any suit or p ncee be instituted to recover the same.
THIS SPECIAL D XPB B CONTRACT IS MADE A T iH UNDERSTANDING BY TVE PART1S OF ALL T TB
Nted.......-AGE............ W.. I UE NO OTHER FORM OR BILL OF LADING FOR VEGETABLE, FRUIT AND MELON.
NOTE.-AGENTS WILL ISSUE NO OTHER FORM OR BILL OF LADING FOR VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND MELONS.
Iteceived 4
of
Form 315.
Ivy
W 7 -- - I
1 11 1 1, ARTICLES i
j*
.....................
WJW^WW
MAR
THE SPACE ABOVE IS RESERVED FOR TMARK.
POSTAL OA -
THE SPADE BELOW IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY.
V( -
FRUIT SHIPPED FROM SEMINOLE GROVE, DATE AND TO WHOM AS STATED BELOW
No.-/j-- Boxes-------- To whom ------
I.
uj No.------- Boxes.--------. To whom --- --------
SNo.---6--- Boxes- -------To whom ---_'< --l- ..
uJ No.- --- Boxes-- -- ---- To whom- .....
z
u No.------ Boxes-------- To whom---- --------------- -
< No ------ Boxes--------- To whom---------------------------
I,-
cA No.------. Boxes---------. To whom-----------------------------
5z No.--- -. Boxes-------- To whom---------------------
-. No.- BoxesC-- -----To whom---------.
Dated Citra, Fla.-,--- -- -- -, 1903k Manager.
A. B. WHELPLEXll
TAX ASSESSOR ItE nNW'I_-AJO C( TTy
&, /
/? ^ c^ /36< ^ /2^ *^^ .^ ^ .,
Alit/
^. / z ^. ,..
ALAI/,
4(
e elm
AL )-A'
I'-tt 4 .
4's
*-"i.'1
g6~ze~2~c6.
) .e Al 4i< ZO d oa : Z 2^- ,
, s 4r, 47 A/, / //,/
/la^w l
/ /Af -
zz IV 7/^
/c
--
c c'~
(Iat d At ontJA
(k ,J . .
A/ p l at, a***
<06^h Cou u^( e<3<^ ^ /^7
4 ue A 9 c *<- o su-< o
n~c^y^-iCuL^o^-^
An d^ e-t>A Ay u a
/7 / A-
Al i ta
6-U
XL 4L~
JomN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
DE LAND, FLA.
PRESID1lNT'S OFFIO E
March 2, 1906.
Mr. Vm. S. Jennings,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sir:
At the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Feb. 15
last, the Board unanimously adopted the suggestion made by the
joint Comittee of the Board and the Florida Baptist State Convention
more than a year ago, that thetenure of office of a Trustee of the
Univ'roity be made a definite tenure of six years, four Trustees
to go out each year and four new ones to be elected.
At the close of the regular order of business the enclosed
statement, with reference to $100,000 was made to the Board of
Trustees, Mr. Stetson presiding. All present, except one, expressed
their willingness to accept it. It was decided to adjourn the meet-
ing until March 15th so as to communicate the matter to those who
were not personally present. The undersigned were a-.nointed a
Committee to send it to all the Trustees, to express the desire of
all, except one, who were present, to accept it, and to ask each
to signify his will in the matter. Mr. Stetson died on Sunday
following the meeting. The Board not having accepted it, the consent
of Mr. Stetson thus falls to the ground. It is believed his widow
will carry out his wishes, if the Board also will carry out his
wishes. What is your will?
Sincerely yours,
SILAS B. WRIGHT.
LINCOLN HULLEY.
J. E. OATES.
M I
W" H HARWICK. ION L.rARRIS.
HARWICK S FARRIS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
SUITE 415 WEST BUILDING,
JACKSONVI LLE, FLORIDA. *
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE B5838
Mar. 2, 1906.
Gove We S. Jennings,
City.
Dear Governor:
I 'phoned Mr. Etheridge and he stated that it would be im-
possible for himt to report the Governor's speech here.
If you think this advisable I would suggest that you
'phone Mr. Barnett (Pletoher's Office), kiss Pinnell (Abrams' Office)
or VW Go Powell at the Court House. I will leave this to you.
Yours very truly, ,v /
Die: fA.)
PICCIOLA
GROVE.
Report for week ending Saturday, L4CIgo 9
I5 4u>r SL6 t L
66~~- c~
/6?kZa~t 6Ut
d- 4*C1XL
~L~&11~ 2
414wL 6
WEDNESDAY, / I
/9
,0. 4//&,L
THURSDAY, /
.2
4Itt
< i2~ 6~
FRIDAY, / 41-40ta'-
Z- 4'n-^<
SATURDAY, 6
SATURDAY, / 414^^L-'^>/.'
c~ ~ 4
'7
6~9~L~
REMARKS: 'v.
C7o~ ~6S
-~C CC<^ ^ ^<-^ ^
(^a4 /{^^^"N$Z4^^^7u~e.
? -f- /7 // / y/ '!iJ!ct!'
/0,1,16,
I
C 3 % 2'
MONDAY,
e
TUESDAY,
~4CIL
4"tt^
S'Z /
1"Z't-,/ cl 4 r el
5c 6
aS a- 4~il
A'aZaUiyL 4^^>C /^^'
yL 4YU,4 t
07, ao' /
oAl'ro---fll7
gApartment of nustirr,
United States (tirruit and district courts
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. / 30 1906,
F. W. MARSH, Clerk, PENSACOLA, FLA. -
I-J --
S1V. 5. Jriuug., 1.
Jskmelc~lllhle flee,
Dear itr:-
Juie STwame su directed me to iafbrm you that hb L" decided the eas
of Mathulde G. tittell, et al., -B- T. 8. Jlninags, t al., set dea for hearing
an Bill and PIes, asminst the uomntlies of the Pl2u.
Sush Orde as will be qiprlpriate in the praenen will be entered at a la-
ter date.
VeWy truly are,
Qz Clark.
THE RICE HOUSE
0. W. RICE, PRIOPRITOR
OPEN ALL THE YEAR AROUND.
BROOKSVILLE. FLA., . 190
~-r-
'a^' //- -9
, 7
I ~ d z
2~~2
6 ~-7&;~z~& g~49~6
fr~ Ao(
~?
6?
A~O
2
Form No. 168.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
INCORPORATED
23,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA. CABLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD.
This Company TRANSMITS and DELIVERS messages only on condItlons lumiting Its Lability, which have been a.sscnted to by the senderof t he following message.
Errors can be guarded against only by repeating a message back to the send mir station for comparison. ana the Umpany will not hold Lsep] liable for errors or delays
In transmlasion or delivery of Unrepeated Mtesages, beyond the amount of toUll paid thereoa, nor in any case where ute claim isot presented in a rting within sixty days
after the message is filed with the Company for transmission.
This is an UNREPEATED MESSAGE, and is delivered by request of the sender, under the conditions named above.
ROBERT C. CLpWRY, President and General Manager.
RECEIVEDat
162 1. SB. In 4oellec t
timna, Fle., March 906
Hen. W, S. Jennings,
Jax., ile.
Mailed papers teday.
T. N. Gantier
8pu
0
. .
SLU
Q3
l.,,
. The Western Union Company has
Two American Atlantic Ocean Cables
from New York City to Penzance,
England, direct; botlbles duplexed.
Four Anglo-Americ. es, ahd one
Direct "United S;t: T le. Direct
communication with Germany and
France.
Direct Wires to Galveston, Texas,
connecting with the Mexican Telegraph
Co. and the Central & South American
Telegraph Co., for all points in Mexico
and Central and South America.
Direct Wires d Cables to Havana,
pCuba, ad in the West Indies,
a 'nd i.n. rs and Bahamah.
JPacnic (ab19 to Austra-
lea to W. U.T. CO. OTHM nCOe.
24,000 4,583
OPPIC"E OFFICE
Money Orders by Telegraph and Gabl
The Western
Union Telegfaph
Company
THE LARGEST TELEGRAPHIC
SYSTEM IN THE .WORLD.
OVER ONE MILLION MILES
OF WIRE IN THE UNITED
STATES AND CANADA.
It has over 24,000 Tele-
graph Offices, including Branch
Offices. It has also Direct Con-
nection by Telegraph or Tele-
phone with as many more re-
mote and smaller stations, mak-
ing a total list of over 48,000
in the United States,Canada and
Mexico, and this number is rapid-
ly increasing.
hi
I
I-
I-
Z
LId
0)
LI
La
a)
0
a.
I
a.
X
L
hi
-C
hi
I-
0
3
I-
_I
0
e11
0
r
C)
4
VI Tall&hassee, Fla. March 3, 1906.
Hon. W. S. Jennings,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Governor:
I sent you a letter yesterday that I received from Judge
Griggs relative to some fine timber that I hear can be secured. I have
this day written the party mentioned in his letter and will send you
his reply just time it reaches me. What do you think of taking this
matter up providing the timber suits?
I am satisfied we can make most any kind of deal with
them as to terms, etc. I am told that the timber is very fine but of
course, this will have to be investigated if you approve of the deal*
I will send you the note that I hold on M. A. Brown, the
Sheriff, in a few days, and I want you to ask Mr. Billingsley to collect
it for me.
With kindest regards to all, I am,
Yours as ever,
--, )^
toil /' K-tIxw
mm.l I Ale
JOHN W. DODGE, Attorney and Res. Vice Pres., '
Tel 1504. 21 W. Adams St.
CAY, SHINE & MdCALL, Agents.
-,/,, Jacksonville, Fla., 3/3/ 06.
Mr. W. S Jennings,
Dyal-Upchurch Building,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sir:-
We take pleasure in announcing that we are agents for
the American Surety Company of New York. If you desire a bond
as Administrator, Executor, Guardian,. Assignee, Receiver, Trustee
in bankruptcy, or any court bond, contract bond, offioial bond,
fidelity bond, or any other bond, we sh l-' be pleased th have you
call on us, or the attorney of the company, Judge John W. Dodge.
We are authorized to transact a general surety business under
th6 laws of the State of Florida. Keep us in mind when you need
anything in the surety line,
Respect fully,
CAY, SAi- & -:CAL
M'icciola grove,
J. W. WIDNER, MANAGER.
BOX 20.
LAKE COUNTY.
PeesAury, f71a., -..d--/4
+u~4
4
7
~-
C,
j244- e IA 3ej
6b4~ P'~4~P~
~A2,4c77LP~ ~
2-~A~-CC
6'
ixlio-
NI
a- -
/1
0'&L
jnllf-
PLt-,
a-&A2
-^^e-LKA V^ ^z^ ^L^L^ ^}^^US(M ^^^^^^^><5
^f ^4^U^i^/ ^}^6^4i^^^ U ^1AJ!^^ ^iu^M- nL^^-^-^
^r i f
S^ ^^M^^L ^p ^^Z^^^L^ J <^z^<. ^^u^
^-- i O r, ^ -> ^--7'
lv
<
WL4t--
ahZL~t,4
At,
FI
~Lj/~i7N ~(O4 dl H
~4A 2I/iY4UA44~-tzIL~x7
O~~4~U9v g~(4~ &l/UC~L~L
I / ___
1 4- 79'46
~j12?%t
5!
CYo~2~L~o~As
WX,
c*i*f^ i( yj6o -
A /7. /J 4 2, 7 4-
43244 /%^ /wj^ ^-# 6Th
//^//---6"
? /#.34^~
44,/-
,07 73
/ .....- .
O~LL.
,t t' 'As ~r~-, .. s~.~ ht~Ile, i
i -X L .
4- -... .. .- .o
7 v,
4 ~ -
XL mS
n T,4-.- -
o'~ '. -,--7~3n~v .... .7
-.3 -., 5 -- .
r~~c l06J. rt >Virfdp 3rrtv. f~rtrv-b-A.-Lxt fr 74f.
4.4
-S.7
VV
AT
7-'t
.t tw S
.7.
c-tn
OFFICE OFTHE
< /iMaroh 5, 1906.
Hon. W. S. Jennings,
Jacksonville, Pla.
Dear Governor:
I am in receipt of a letter from Tr. F. W. Marsh.
Clerk of the U. S. Court, Pensacola, Florida, notice, that Judge
Swayna has decided the Kittell case against the Trustees on the
Plea. I presume that the next thing to do is to prepare an ans-
wer.
Yours very truly,
Attorney General.
Dio.E/T.
'* ,* ..'* --. : .. _'. *.'. = .* -
-- - -
. ...- *. ... . . .
1-i
.- : - '~.= .. I-J =I .n :
' ." -' -.^ .. .. "..t- -
... .: .... .. = '."^.^ J. -.. i. "
r -. ; ^ ' ,.' . T *I : .l
w- - J* .
'-: "',
*'~~~ ~ ~ _. '- *' "* 1 '' *'" ^
-.-. -- -1
*._ .' -, _. '..--- '.
*, --. .- -.
_
7'
92.1 in, *
-, o.-, -f c *" .... f *.0 7 .0 .' t, To ; t-
* '-- !
1.
-~s.
'A
Vt
V.)
ii
a -
1
-'A..-.
U
-'A
~r
~
I - -
r- "-' *- -
S~ r- ... ..
\
- I
.j -*
- ^ ,'
;.. .
..
;:.: a .
i .
I .
u.'uiPB "i-I ly,
Id h ee .f -
jr .. .-/.-W ~ch 5
0. t
4m.
-' 7
I
iii
44*
.4
#1~
Aij
'"I
I
is
-A
I
a
-WE
-u
isIi
D J t Inc
1 7 - 7 .r 'o .
L i-i 2. . t. f cv -l .
S- * r i;
. .
S* '- b-ritif t :-t lur PIit r lid. b-- T. nl i- fi c. j i-t .t i-i '
i tt ofl--1.. .-.. it ..- by x i ., ,
V o I. -, -% t .-.. .r.
* . -. _..tU. jrJf l .. 1-1, -"- -
.,n P .
* -. % .P+ i *ti. 3 U 1 1 31 : ; u l 7. i l .. 1 t^^ 'hlJ
. .. i -,l :.. n i.- ,-,' .-..
r- -. ~ *- .
.i ;.* ,'o Ji ct b-7t tn. 11 th, fly 114 c orap 't .' tnl :'-':--
t : ,. y h i^ n j u r j .' p m y 1 t l c i t, I rn q jq, i-. .. :.ri t fl
*., .- .,"
. i, 1 . ";
. 'I . -." i . ,, *'
*-- 4 ..
...yf. -:..-.?l F of80,. to th'- ollo-inf. In g
.. . .i c r ..-..r'
. -- ; 10-P0 .oR7- . .,, .: LJr.e,: ., a t 7, 10, 3'l, -'. p- ,
#- ./ o --o,-i ,-- o n.'
*:.,' ,.
- If -c, m 2.b vl.a -:.&,1ir.,'- ,n .Tn- I "11.
- -Y'.du very'
~~ -yi- ;.
r_..m .n".. e a .n "
*.. .< ?".'
.. ;r .-,
tn;1-y,
-4
4
I
. -'-
.t*.
-Il
4.
A1
4+LI
- I.
I..
-> <.
1:' P.t, aj, n o' hMaLf Aoi...l.
~. --- .. ."
.L
-
1,-
- ,, 11
,'_
-,r", ;, I ', -', .
I -- .
,,,,,
'' t I 1 I I'll I I I , 1, i : ; !!!! ;;;; I
__ ....... , I ,
:, I I '.
I 1- I I", ,,, 0 mm lj -
,,, - - 11 ,i,' , 11 I
-11 1_' I I M
_ I -,- I , 1, , , _- 11
I "
;Yi __ _l l
,, -", -!,il"
1% "' - _Z z' -,,,,""-"4-,,,-cr"-, -"-- - ,--- * - V" "I ,
11 :1 -'--- - - : I L'-"-',-,,7-- _,T _,__, : T ', 114" -
'. ':'"Il l " 111%1 ` -, ,--'-, ,.- ` _:, : gj"- ', 'I i i ',- ;l P, ,
I __ l -1 ":
, -.,,': -,,, -'i -,-,, -- j6,, ,;, l
1, -,-,-%, , ,,, -,,,yl-",'-,-.--:, ,17 , 2 -- - I - --;- t 7v-- 1 -1 , ,_,- `-Z.-i,
, "r," -,, -- -- _
I I ;, - , -, "I,_ , I -- -, ,- 14 `- _,- ,,,,4 I 1_1 C,
;, - j- :7v ,, - #"
I ll I _
"li-, :-,;: I .. _, ,
,, I , I
_;
,-: ,,, , ,,, 'n ,,,-_--',;-'-_ _, ,
,_ I I , , :_ I
,, ", -' -, , --, ', * -,' -,: -. ' " ,- - - -- .- -,A ', ,-,, i'f-ll ,
-:, ll - _ I , ,- - .,- ', , - _, I -,`;_,- i-' "-,-- T, -' , ,1 ,-7:-_ ,--,,-,-,T- '_V 1-
:, I ,j - -,, ,\ --- -,, - ;f --- ,-; -, I ". r, 11 '-" 1 I I-- _ i, I - I _, , 4 - ' _,,'_ , - - -I,
,,, , ... ;-,. I _; 7' -- , ,, , - - , I -, 4 '- ", ' ; '. ,
T -', s , -- ; _, _ . ,
': -1 I I - '_ ", _, ., -"7,- - :, - - - ,
1..." I -,---.-"- _, - L, --- -- _, ; .t
"', 4 ,, - ;, -- - ,':-, , I _1 - l - - ,- _ ` - `_` ,,- ,
f__ 1',',' ,- _', __
-1 I _, _V_ ._ 4, 1 1 ,- I I - '* -,
,' " L' 'k -,. '-' Z, ;, I , I , , : T, -- I -_ __ - -
_-,,- - -, , V t: ,---- , _4C_ -'- ' _ ,G', -,. 11 I, -, I I '_ _- - _,, L I 1- .
L , -1 ,-,, , _ _,_J I r ` _'
11 I ,,, ,,, _;- - - ___111 I $L L'-- _, _' '-' ', ,:'
-. , __ 11 - i ,-,, 7 '- I 1- -, , __ _-, 7tf ; ,-l - I I ,,, , __ -1 I - ,t
11, _': -%, 11 ,_ L, 1 _1 _'. ,. I -7 `__ ,- L"." , ,-
': _-g '' ," ' __ ' L ' ' I , -, I ,,,, l I I - -_ _' , ,, , _ "_ _L L- I , I I , - _ I - L I - -1
-,, ' -k, I , , ,-, I I I I ." : , L_ _,-
.' L 1, - : Y,
I , t' -- ' , ,', , 1 -, i , : 11 I V:W
TL,- r , - - ,t - ,,, - 4 ,, :- -, 1 -; -'j," ; ' L I I
Ljj -4,, , zf ,-, - - -, I Z , ' : , F _, __ _, , _ - I I I -1 l I ," , 1, ; 7 -,
" ,L ' -, __' , _ , _ I - - I -_
,j_ , _ L ,' - - - - L , L, I I I ,L, I
!:_ , I - __ -, I : lir - I V;l
Z:11, i I" I - ` L- - ...... ,, , ? , ' '- L -, - -, - I
, I I I I .
',, 4 z L', , , I I I ,
i - _ I -1. - ; -, __
,, 1 j , ` '-.;,, , __ -1 : -t ;, --
-_ -1. : .-
, l , i L_ I I L - ., , 1 ,
L I ,_ _ , ,-- _._ ., v 11
'- -, I I - - , , ,-'-, 1_ __ ! ,:_
- -, - ',,
_,l , , " - - , ,,_. I -, . 4 i
- t ' -4 , ._4- - ,, , .. t. _, I " _' I -, .. "'. -, L ,, 'i-I
__ _, I - I "I- I -- ,. 1, , - - , I - L, 'LLL ,, L
__ 4 ; - 3-, -1, r O , Ir jl
7 " __ , ", I I I
' .`l "I ,,_ _', -, 7_' 4 - -_, -
-1 I - ' z,-, - ", ", ., I ,l ....
-F - __ -7 -, : 7, - e '. ;. ,----, ,,, I , I
1 '- _l_-
I - I I f 7- -.
I , ,, 2'';g ,` 1- L, -,' -_ ---_ '. , ,, .;.- .. ".,
_ ,- ,,-. - 7El ! _ : , r _ 7tf' ', , - --- - . l - . , -, I -1 E , __ ,. - ,,, 'A I
I , , - Z, -- 7, ..r - , - . 1, 1. -1 I -- '- -1 ., ,, ,:,
' ,' 'L- '. , . . . ., __ , , I " -- ,-\
-t - __ 11 I I I _ - I. - , - , 'i - I I 11 , -, '. --J,- ,, , , , 1, Z - _Z -,;, -, ,,, 4
, -
' 'Ll - - I I '- _ - -. . z , , , .
_: - , , , , , _- . ., , i __ L 4 - - ' '-' .I',- . __ . 7 ., w - ., ,- . -
:- - - , , -,! ,, ,v
..--. .. .; ; -- - -
.
i - , -1 -,, , -1 z _ __ I _'L. ' L L ' I , ,,',.' -,'., .7 , . _ ," _ ", , - _ ' ., ': 'f `
;_ - 4 z - I , -, I I 'I , , . .. I :,_ ' . ' -V- ,- _ -_ L
__ , : , I ; , ', ' . ,__ ." Z, .' '_ '- ' '_ " L _l -, ;
: , -,---- , - -- ,- - I I ' , ' L ", -.1 ` ." .. I , : 1 .
-1 , - , '. - ', . - , _ - 1; ..': I , , "'I.i , 1, ., , _'. - , , - __ -
. , I ,
7 .. .. _. ,_ . s I I , 4 ,
- - - -1: , L ; .-, ) ,',, ,
, I L I L_ - _ - I .. i ,.: -,
', I _ L I ', 7 - , I I ,1 _, I ,.!" I l . Z. -,,.. w . i, ., ". _. L 4 .- A
Zf _- -,- 4 -, _: ,_ ,_ L I - - --- I _ , 7, ,;;k I 1. I , ;V ;,,, -I .,P, : - , A , -
- -- . .1 I - ., ,- - ,-
11 - &,. l ., i
1 I - -, I I -1 - I i ,_ - _: I - ,, lll_ ': ., I - I I
'- L -, _! , - . -
, I f* - ". I . - _, ,:, ,.." , ,
__ L ; -4 ' , , 1, - - _ _14 L
I -, 1 -5, -, , ,- I _.
. : 1,, , "r :,:: ,' ,. ,-, : L,O ,
, 4 '. .,r 1 , _ :. : ,"_ 1: , "
-, __ ,; ,; I
-
:, ,_ -'- ,_ ,_ -, _' 7' , , ,_ "L, ", , _, _; ., I 1
_,,, ." , , %,
, 11 . ..... -1 , v,
1. z" _-,, _.., , ;; : ,- , - ,__ - !
;, 11 I i 'T , ,z ; - - i - ,,. - - ; ,,,, "', ,- .. , ., , 7' I ,-l'-,
,7, 4 !I- i f"'J::' I ,- ': I .. .1. ;: .. - -Ii ',. .!.,
- , ., ';., , t 'A ", I L ,
- ;, - --j b a *,
': ,_ -L -*-' *, _' r _L I , ,- , '.7, %,', , , " . I -
, , f- I .". , , i,
_: L I I f, - '-,- . , , ,
I I ;,, i, ; -_ , - . .
- I I _ , - - I I L I L . -, , '. .- , _ .. I , __ J, , , - I I.- - ,
, - : -, :, I - - 1 _" 1, I , -Z 1 j l' 1 -7 1 ., . - , ,
L , , _4 ... -
4, 1. 1- -., 4 1 I ,x.- -, L
-11 ; e : - 'L - . I 111; ,- I 1, I
' ,_ ' 'L , . .. . . , Z , -, - '. , I - I J,
.1. , 7 , ,!, I I .... <_ I .., .- I L
, 1 , , . ,,, I I 1: . I 1. - . ;' , _ 1 , f _ "'. ,, ,,,; 'f, , I - , 1-_7
., I C I
_- - L , - . .__ , - -, - , -,
_ , ..., , , .- I e .- _, ". d, - : 'v .,t ", - -e , -, 'w I r I :: _ _ -, ` -, ' '4 ,
,,i-!; , , . 9_ , 1--'. , 7 1 I I ,
.. , I I I I .. I '7v- .,- - - 'l
I .
I __ , ;. 1, , 10 1 ,15- "l c-, ,3 t IZI _,t, .. ,,
,- . ,. _ I ..I- - .,., - , , 'I; -1
, ,.. I . , , I I - -,+_ e ,O I I "O" x 11111 .. , --
-, -_,, ,,, . -t.%_-, , ". ,. 11 - ,. -1 .. . . ,; -, , I I - ` L
,, ,, .1 - , - I I .1 I ., _1 ; . I
-: : . , , ,, I ", , v , , .. '.' '. - , _;_, I ,. - - -l ` , , .,, -: _.
-,w - w _, - . , _- .- ""; ., ,--__ , ,,, -,
. I '. 1, , - 1 _ 1,
I ; ,, -, I I , ,- I -, . . ,,, ,,._r- -, ., ", ", ,-, --,;, ,., ,, ,,, - ,_ 11 I ,-.-,I,, - 11
I 1 ,,_ -_ : , - ,, -
,, .,-I!' ,-_ - _ll 1, , - - - ,, _ , --
.: _ - . , , . ., , , -14, -- I -
I ,- , -. , ,,, 'jl "I , -
_ 1 I :- , , ' I I K,-- 1_ _'4 P ( _Lr _jL , .- -, , I :
I I _ L 4 1 z m r 1 I ! .t L, :" , .... ... L - -, " 4 I .1 I.. :, ,-. ...", -, ,, ,,
I . o I I 4 1 _I I , I ." , -:,.
__ I , _ t __ ,_' -, -:E _ ,
4 ., 1_' ?" ., ."
., ... I I I- "). 7 , ". !4 1 .1 I .-
__ ,__ __ , -. __ , ... ... _
L--_ ! -1. _,, L -.' ".,"'- -'.- W. I I , ,'. V ,' -, - I I . '. 1, I 1. -, - _. L I I ",
'. -, - L _., I L I , ." - ,-, _7
_. ., I,- -_ .,f_ ,- ': L ... I _' I
_ I I- I- f'
,. -L I _ L L -, ., L, '- 'L ., , ,.' ,;' , L 1 ,, L
L; 9 L ," 4 - .. ,"" - ' _ L" :LIL ,-,, ,
,_ 4 - L' I , .... .... : - ' .- 'L
. -
. L -1 ; , v _f.L L. .L ;' LL L L;'. 'L ', _ _- _, ,. IL , - _" ,.z I -e , _, ., , -,"
L, 'L, '' % - I ` " 5 L ,'. L, _'- . L L" ;L -_,L _"L,L;, I I ---_- L-
- , L 1, I '4, L I 1 L ,; , ., L . , ,j: 11 l , " _ ' , ,, , ;- L .L, L L I.- , F_ "_ C, Lf" , I 1'
_ ' , _' _L - "Z, ' 'L ,Z l
.. 'A 4 _L r' :L_, - .% ' _:' ' " L L I, L L, , l .
.... . - 'L "',_ '4 _, LL -Z : _
_4 'I 3 *:, Z', 'L L L; . I _,
,-, ,_- I I ` _, r L '. .- L ; ' . _' 'L'.-'
L ,. I ', , .-" L __ L L, .- ' , L' ' I -vL L' -,,% : . . . . . . . . . ................ _' _-
._ I ' ' L L L ,' L L ., ., 4 L "
- I ' _L-. , 1 _ ,. _ L _ , I , '- .", ,;"L,, _. j_ L. I I L "", ' ' - 11 -
L I L' L , .L _. 'L L. .. L '.L 'j:'L, ,, ". ,, L ,. - __L -',L, L. L -:", _L, _. ._-, ", L" -4 , I I , 'L .' L ,L ..: ,_ _
tLtLtLtL ,
L ,
tL ,
tL
tL ,
,,,,,,,,,
,,,,,,,, ,, _
L' ', L ' _ ' ,L, L L L L ,_ I L _ I _ L I I __ tL_ _
I ,__ ? ', _ ' L _' L L - 7' L 1 ... j ', , L', ;L' L 'L ___ " L '_ _' .." L t LL
L , $ ' '
L, ', 4 . , L- L L ,. ' ,_ L .. -
' , 'L '_ , L L : - j L L 'L
,-"--,- -.. , I I ' ` _,` L -'" "' 'L , I I L ,. L L L' ' __ f." L , 7 ,, '. ,"_, L '. L QZL", L L I I L
L 'L L ' _' _, _ ' L L ,- . I .." ,. L '
_," :. '. I I I ,. ,, .,.'_ L _' ,'
, ,L _' L -;-"", '
_ ,f , i
_ LL, I ; ; 'L L __ _ Z ;L .'.6 , L !, L" . ' L' - L
, 'L;;" 7.
L 1 n_ L j L ',
L, ; .1, t ` "'
-I ,., L ' , _' t ,h ;' ! '
.5
I I jt - ' L .... _, L I _f , ; 47 :L ,
,_4 ,. ' ;Lj' ; L ,; _f L b jj2j. L j , fL ., "' L , -
' ", .., .., L ; 0 _,. _, I '
,LL: L Z LL'L L' " ' I I _.t' L"L: I I _ V .,L L -.' L 11 __
_ ,'L.' L X ,: v o l L I ,, t,
L' L 'L ,,._ L I ,- , 1. .';
.t L -:L . - L ' L - ' -, L L L L L Ll._ ' , .1 - I I
; "' ' L '. _" 'L , L ; , , L I >
.L L'i L ,. _ __ L- : ; :' ." ,L:,,- ,, ,: -,, -, - - _' 'L, L ,.L 'L L I L' .." I 'L.- L L ,, ,,,
L ` L L __ L, ,I -1 , 11 -, .,_ L y' : 'L " L:
,_ , L .1, -
., L ,, , _ L L ,- , -, . ,: L ,, I LI ' L_ , _. 'LLL_` L L - LLL _L _L I I , I L L 11 ; -F7 ,,.-,, -Y -",
, ,., L. L _' :, ', L ; ' L L '; L ', - I _L 'L .. _
, .' LL L, L L 'L ... I L "L , L -. , , ; L , _
' : L, L- 'L ;L '- '. ,; ._ ... .' ,- 4 I I , 'L, ; , L- L ;l ,,
,L L, 'L L _, L L ; L. L, - L "' ' L _' ,L'. : LL L . ,_ : L ': L - ` .' 'L L L I ... 'L . , L L L L _ L L - :, ; : L L L I I I ,
, I , -. L 'L' . .... L'L L .-
,,, I , ." L L 'L . L L jt L ": 'L - LL :" L_. ,,
,L _6 ,., LL., , 4 L L ;: :L L . I I I -L, -",L,, ,L, ,
_ ," L .LL 'b o _tLi(, : L L I 'L ,:.-
t o j ,Ln L ' L .-, _'. 'L I __ ,
L. .i, L .. .11
'_' L _4; I, . f- ' 0 L rL q_ L L 'L
!,: ,;, ,_ ,. .L , -L-' 'L, r ' , L L L I .' L - I T.. ; 'L __
I :'J'o t e' 'r' 01, (?
- , L '4 ,4;d _-l L q M jn L' : L I __ ' L ;,f" L
_ L ., '.L . ' WL L ,- ' ' ' .L L ',
` - :; '.. - L L I I I , L .:: L ,f"
I I L L ,f" ,L' '
I ;. ,, L ,_, 'L .... ...... L" ' "L L "' L -, '- -L L ,:". ,, L ] 11 I 1 I 1 < _',, , ',., I - I L 'L L'. L L ; ' ," L L L I 1. -, I -, L , -
_: L: I~ L .' L "' ' I L 1. I I I 11
_ -Z, ' L ". __'L ." "L 'L `L'j " L L t :, L ' I L L ,' 'L , I L. ., L _- '
-'L 'L :n L L-, _' ',.' , ' -. I ` , - ' ', I L IL I .1 L L L L I. :_' 'L :L7.7 L' ,, If-, I
.-, L __ ' ... 'L . I I v %. I I L - ,;
rll ' L, L ,, L _,_ L' _ L L L ,_ L , L L ,, .1 1. .. .... LL ' .. .,:, L
'L L I L LL I ` I L _ L I ,7 , % _. L I _:. I L L L L L I I
L ' L L _, , I .' ' L I I 'L L .' .- I . , , -1 " .11. L L L I LL L .1 11 1
_, ,, 'j ' , 'L L _. , -, I -
I 1. .1 L, , . L L L - . I ,,L3,. ., Ir I - I ,,7 71: - K L , '- -LP L t 1. ,, L 1. ,X,"J. ' .j I (A i, :, .1 . L' 1, 'L t i", I I,,- 11 I _. _1 -,- __ I :9 - .- ', 't_4 _.
, , I t L j Y,
_, L L .. , ,. I., 11 I ... . L LL L - p ,1"fLp L' -
'L ft t :,:, I I L
.: L .. ' L
_ I.. ; ,e' : L "4 ", L 4 ,.,,,' f I )I 'I
L , _ q I
L L L' , I I ` I . 11 L 1, .. I 1. I I I L L 'L L _ ' _. L' ,' 'L_ .4 I t k ' L L I ., L , ,
", ,.. ,.,L L L ', L, .. ! L L : , :, L L L I I _' , - L L : _L L L 4 L L':':" _ .- ' I I -
, I - . L L L ,- I , L L ' -,r .1. 'L' "'L '_ '. L' - L, , ' L L L'
1-1 ,,, !, ,,7- ., , -, :, -- _1,7 L :' ',, : L' : 11 P L L', 1, L ;L I _' .L' " '__ .: L , _L L _ , ' _. L L :
'L - .. - -,,"::' '_ L ",. , L _ : L L 4 '- I _' L _' ,' L'
:' 'L L .- ' L' L' - .: __
- ' I ;, . .- ' ' L ' , - ' L _,' '! _, .. _. I" L . '," L I L . _. , L _ -
, - L L -, L L I I L, ,. L .1 L L I I L 'V, L'L L -_ "
' L:' L ' i' L, . .- a .1 ' L.' .. -',' 'L ::' L L _' ' _' I "." , I - _ _ _,
f L' ' I LL I L4 : _, _' L, ' L L - , ,
,ff .
t v ,4 ,.CIL. 11 - L "" 'h 'L _L L ll, L ,LL , ,i 'UL L "' 'L ,
._ L 1, . _ ', -fi t LL' -1 T L t
,, I ;, ,, '_ 'L L 'L, L L -7 '- 'L L _
_, .' _' L. 'I _," Lf) I L % . ,L_ L L ' L .1 : L - L ,, -, : -
L _ 7 L I & r L h' i t J')q n o , . L "' L L_ ,'
", L , L ' ' 'fj; _p L r _, int 0, 6 ir 4 :0. n ,, I L ' - I 'r L .,,'L, L L" L L - 'L L , ,. L _, 'L '. L :L I .. '-f -- -- '.., L L -L' '],T_
, :, ' 4,' _ L , ; .L L ', ,., ,. "L L L L' 'L _ L L _, L L'' _' : f 'L L LL L ' _ ' L ; L ', L , L .. I L 1, LLZ ,' L I L L I l L L ' L ., ' L ; L
L" , . ., 'L ,. L L -',, ", ' __ . I
", _ L", -- "_ L.__ I I - lu -,,,_ .' _: L '' ,, L 'L L- . L' , L' L- < ." .L '. 'L I L - -'I _' - L '- ' "L ,- -
I '_ LL -, L, _ L' .... ', 'ILI' Ll LZ I -, .. I I I L L I ., _' L , 1,7 -
., L. 'L -" : 1. L .1, I I ., .- L - L ' '. ; L , L ; .1. _', ,L L L I : ,
L ,_ .1 _ L L '. 'LL L, L I I L _ L -_-,q
L 'L ., LLL , , -: "
L I ; - _ "I'- L.' L' L _L L "_ L'.,L ___ ' L ,_ ,. , L , , , - I I
'L L L I I L I'~ ,., L'. 'L' .. i L : ', L, I L L C L ,
-_ L ` L, L I L .' L L &, ; _ L L ' - ' '- I . 'L L L 4 ,
_ L ," 'L L _' '' ,' 'L 'L L ,,2' _ J, . ,IL L .M 7L' .L ,. L . ,,' L 'o L ,;O= ' L , 6 1 'L ;, L ", n,
L L L n ; , j P L"': I .0 ' L r Q ,, L,- d , 11 Ll"L' I l -1
'L L: 11 ,, ,,,, "a L, ... .. _- " , 'j L L' _t . ., I -1 ,
1, L .' 11 g % J, ', _L -I', ' L-I' "' L '. 'L - - ..
_, L , I 'k .- L' i j , _1 1 ,' 11
_:' L , % ." _, .. I L 1 4 , L., ___,
_i _ L I I -,' - ,. 'L'. "L -, L _ ; 'L . ft -
L L , , L I L '/_' ` ' :'; f.
_' ...... L' "; , .. , I ,._ I -' L L ; LL 'L L , 'L L - .. , L; ,- .. I _`- ,
- L ;;;' L 'L ,- . ; 'L L S L _' L' . _ ., ': 1. .1 I -
,L L; 7 .. L L 'L L , '_ : L , L 1 I ,_ 'L L '. L I ,, 4 ,. L L ,,,, '.' L ' '. ,. _L , I I 'LL ... -L, L I .1 _. I ,
,- . "':' LL - ; ; ,, .L, L ,, ,L_
_- , .' , L ' ': ' L -. L 'L _L -, I- I I I -V , .1 L: L-1-1 I
-4 _-, , ,- 11 'L 1,` -' L , ,f ', "L_ .: L : _,_ - _' L ; ;' ;'L L _L L , L , , L 'L"' 1. 1. -
,% L' .-, '.I .' ' _'-_ '_ ; __ " __ LL L_ I I L ," L:" L _ ." ,-. L LM- L '- 'L " , _'. "L' L , , '. - 'L ,.'.L L I -
I ,I' ',. .' , '- ': '. L ..' L L. "' L - 'L L I I L 4 'L
1 ..'_.,-, ; , j ,, " + _" I L _-d , L I !'- : ,L; .." ', --, -, L 4, . ,_ L ' L I 11 I - ... L' : n.L % _, __ -
I 'k . L , 7l ; ', -;, ;-_A L "', .. 'I _- 6 T ' ' I ,, --_, :L L -
L ..- I L ..,- - . I I L,
I I I I ff L I , ,
L _ , '_- . L -
;'L.. .L 1. 1 1, I b t 41 : L : L , 7, L ,
L ` .' I .. L_ I . L e, 7 L ; L, L" L _ : L' I ,, L T, , .1-111, I ik _! I '. L, 9, A ':L ' L _' ' -7 _ ` , L L L 11 'L 'i ,
L .,_ _ . ' L I L L , - I _L ., 1 i 1`1 I I 11 _, 1 L L " L - I I L 1, I ,; I I L _,L% : L: -, '" . ',, L L LL :
I L _, L L '_ L' 'L L '. L I ,- 4 L ,. ,
"L ' L , L L, ' I - ." L, L L L : -1 ., -1 '!
, L % ,
, L "?. '_.' L 'L' - L : , , I :, 11 'L L LLL ., L L ,- L , L "I __ 1, 1, ,
.. ,_ L L '- L :, .LL, 6' I L , I . L ' L , ,
I - ; .. : , -1 ': : - L I -, ': 'L ' :1
, L , L I ,', '.L I L -,- 'L 11 _' L . ', L , L L 'L _'L I ,f _. 'L ' ", . : :. I L _. ,.-..:. : I 'L I.L: L I 'L _
-J: ' 'L _' ' . - " L , L __ ' L L, ; L L I : .11 I L ,4 ,- I I
, L .L I I I I
I L . , _: v I .. 'L , ,-
-, L: , - _7__ 'L L L _' I ,., I 'L ;. ,'IL_ L , ' . 11 i" L "_ L L ,7 , ,l ,
'. .. .... .. L ,L L L L L' L_' L ., ..
LL _, L, L ,,7 __ L . o u 'r S I v -
L 'L' -;, L - ' _' I NN ., .' L : li
-1 W 0. -.1.."L, '--'L -" _ -,L L, L L L ' .' L:' -!, L ' L' I L 'L" _: _Z-'L -1. 1. I .. I i L L L 11 _,: ,, , ,
" L : L '/'- L L -, - L "" , L' I L. I L 7- L I : : .- _ _1 I ,
,, , I L - ., L L; , , "" L , L : L 'L,
, L '.r, L L . _ , L . I - Z ' L, _-_,." L L., 'L ' _, L '': :: LL ,;,-'_ , L ., 'L , I 1. --z ,
, . . L 4 L L 7, 'L L L , -L, :L : _L _ ,; L _ L I .: I 1 _: L - ' :
_", . L I I I L L __ .L L ` L I ,'- L ,'
L' .. I L _ ,, L : L 1
7 ,- - L L ' - L -1_: L 11 .1 I - ,_ _ , , ", _ '' 't ; LL LL I . I ,. . I I - ,
... I _. L , L ' ' ; ' ",.__ L L L'_LL t; L L L 9 1, L I , ,, ; ,,
'L -L, ' ", ,.:
_. ;L,, 'V _" L, ,, L - : -2 ., _L ' L ; ' - "-L ' ,L_ L I ' L '- ,
__ L L -e L, -:" ' L " L, 'l-, ,'L L I L !- L ; ', -, L ' ' ' k ' ' 'L ,, L L L _' . L' - ' L, - L ., L L L : L L L - -
';,,- ; 'L L L, t , ', -, 'L L L L 'L, % L L ,,-L'. ; ,-', ,, L. ', _, - L . L L I ,, ,
'. L ,' ; L _ _' L ;' L ", _L - ' L . ,"L _7 I . 1. L' . ' A". ," - ,
', I ; ' , L L ' ", _, L '.. L-.L,, - ' , ., -L , , _, __-" j L ` .L. . I ,- : . L , L ,, L L L L
.. '.L ._", -_L ' : , . -, L -: ' , %,; '__"' L L `, ' ' L.' ', : -, , '. L LL." _ .. L 'L L _. L "."' L :' L ., L L ':L'
_` L _L . L __ L' _L L .- L L L ", e , L ,
4 ` "O' ,; '. L L L _ ,
; , , ,
I , L L ' L L L L ' L - L L -, '; L _. 'L L L I .. L . L , L I
, .L, , ; ,' , .. , ,,, L L, L '
,%, ,_ ,L .. '7 ' L L L L ,, "
' ' ,
'L ,,, L, "LL ,-
-, , L '. ' L L' : , I I : -'
L , ,, L , ,' L "" . L,-' __1 Z, , L ." .1 L, f L I : ": 'L L L I ,,
_ ." L 1, - '7 ;_" : L _' _' _ , I .1 L'. , _ _-, , I j,
_ 'L ' - _' L L I '' 'L , , I I ,,
I -
I , -,-- 1111 ---
7,`,-,-- ,,7-j4 7?!4',,`-'lll'll'--l - ,Tl,-F',4, ", a ,
4 ,
- 1 -7 -- 'l;-',':-',,7",z:--7""', T ,", 1,!z ;,IR7-llt C--WE,111i 11 tP %-;lvl r-l(,14
I -1 ,O ----- -, ,-, -- ,- ,-4;-,-- -:, ' "' ','--,F' I ` 7 w , -, -; - Ni -, W V I ll- ,
- ,: t I q- -
- , I I a, ,,-
-, -,, 1I'l ':.-?ll- -,,,,,---Z F .IP, ` "'
-, -1, -, i ,,... -,Z ,:.4-,-i,, - -, 1 -- .-',;" 7 x- I e -, ,
-:,i .1 ili'-- - , "-9
, -nr -
I - I ,.,- I I -; w I -111,
... : ,:, ,
... : ,:, ,
... : ,, ,
... : , ,
... :,:,,
... : ,, ,
... :,:,,
... : ,, ,
... :,,
-- i:, , w, i',. - , ". ... :,:,,
., I I-Z'- 1--- -`J :,, -
, ,,-,. ". ; ] ,", ,- ", -, : ..
ll-','7 ll- "; -,: ",
", -1 , .,.:,:,,
,,- :
,,,,, , ,--l -, 1 -. -- -- I J -1' '- .".,:: -
I % -,;,- "I 11. , ; ---,'-_ ,, ,-,. lll''_ ,:` '' -'--, "
I -,., I , - '' --,- -,- I -7., ., I - -- :-, -
i--- --, 1, - :_1 - -- I I ... : ,,,,
1- -- -,-- ,- ,: ,, % -, 11 ; 7", '-
-.- ., -1 - ` - I ll..,; -
I I -
I ", ", -,
I .. ,, ,, , ,.:T
-11 I I ., - ,,, ,., ., I -' -- -- ....s ..-': ,.';.:,;:'' , I , ---l-
:.; A 1.- I ,".. ')., ", .,4.`,', I -
,7:- ,,..,. , ,].', -,. .- , ..,"5-":,.. , , ;71 ! ` , I , ,-. -,- `-- -',
;- : ";.,. ". I .- ..,. ILC-11, ..-- %"% 7 ,:.,- ,-_ -,,,,,
, _., , - '7t!! -Z I -, . .1 -
,- .- ,. .1 . - . ', '. -1 ,, -.- . ,,.. - , ,
'. _, " ,- -- -, ; -- ..- - - , , , l
,. , , ,,, ;:! .,;, . 'A" ,i. -, , ;, . : ": , -- , ,'., - -- -l
t",-" .,-,,- ,% I .,: . ':, . ,
'. '. .. .. .. ,, - , ". < ., ,, '. : - ' ... I '..,
,i '."'X,.,, I- %;-- ,-, ,,, ., .. ., . , 1. - - ,,- ., - i.
I - - :, - ,jt
. , I ,
'. ., , . . .- LL-11 11 -- - -,,
%!, I I .1, .. ", I 11 -1 l ,
r. I -, - `-. .. - - I- ; I ',
.1 '-,`-x `- '--l I-'-- -"-I.. Im .. - 1-1;711 rl. l ---I -1 -,: "- '-,.,.",,,---',--- -, - - , ,
; w .1 1, 1, : "I
, ,,.. -.- 'k, - . Tk 4 ,
,-,, , X ,;, - . , , , -. ., -- ..- ,,. I :- r. , , : '. - ,
'!;,,-- , -', .1 - ` ., , '. ,, -,]:I .-.-, -l .... ... , I l -.-., -1 -,l %:,,, I .-- l ,-
,. 1 - ,- - I j" -, .,,." % J -, 17'- - , ,, I -, I .
,.:-'. 1- -e : ,, ,- I , ':
: ,-., .. ,. I .
"'. -- - -- -- ; ,. --
: -l, e -I ", ,,",", ,:,--,--,. !;'; ,,_--.. , :: : - - :,,-, -, - -1 I ` - - I, , , -, ,. : - -, I :, ,2 ,. ,-, ,.. I I -, I- -11 - ,. I .
-
- , :-" . - , , - :.', .. : ,, .. ',- - -, . ,. , , ' : :!' I --l -- ,-, ,*,;,
, -.-, ; ... 27 1, L ? .:", ,. , I -. -,' , `.' -
'. 11 11, , !1 -' -"I:o I.: :. "- -1 .. a r e 1 0 "N ' - .
i I I 1, C7 ,- ,., ..) ,,,, , .'. ., 'l
:t" ., , , , 11 - d - *0 .1 ..-. \ '' : : : ,-G -W I - I I "., ,--"-
-, : I 1-,- I . 1, . I .1 '. :, I T,;, ,h ', -" ,
-, ,L ,. ,- -- I . - -: I- ,, ., '-- - ,,, :: - .- -
, .1 %- ,.- 1-1 , 7'..,- -', ,,- , .- --, ,, :, I ., '% I I , I 11
--..- I -, -, -: 1 ,,,,- ::, . . , 1 : I -1
. ,-, I I , ,- , _ , , I - . 11 11, _ , --
I I :,.. ,: C - I , ,:, ,.-- . I . , I '.
I -, -,- ,. -- --l -. -- . : - E ,.: : ..! ,- : I I ,. . ', ., ,
.. , ,, - : , -- ,. - .. I :, : ,
,- - - - " ,
., .., ; I -,., ...., . '. 1 '! .. -- I I 1 I I I z I I .1 11
-, 1. I I I -" ''., ,- : - -- , . -, ;, , ., - - I I-
:. ,,, - . . .. - ,- : - 11 - --- : : I I I :" ,. .. - ,'. -
I ... I I . ; < ... ]- v ., ". z. ,: - I - -- -1 ,: I 4 ,:. I 1, I- - 'I, .
- ., 1 V, .. - -- ,., ,--':- ., ", ,: ;. ,; f, -. ,..., -1 : I 1:1., I , I
, ., , , . .- . ,. '. - ', 1 7- ,- - - I I , -- - ...... -. -, -,
. . "I , - -. ., - f:', ,- ,.,; -' ,;, , '. ", , -- I I .- - I I -. I I I I I 1. ,. ;-
, .. , - , - - ,,:!, v, ,,
.,.., I ., 7 ;, : ":,.,, .,,, -
,. . - . I I I'-- - - ,, --,,,,
'I, , I ., , % %, : l- - .. , ff
! 11. - "".-... ., I . ,. ,', ': .. ,. , --- 7 I , I ,: : 1 1 ;
- I .
-. I ,; ,, ' , , 1. ,:, , - ,,, .,.". ., -. .. , 'N - I : - , , - I ,- I I ,, : - I
-- 'I .. , ,, m z 11 \ -. . ': ': , I I 1. I I I .1 : I -
-- - , ,,, ,- ,. I . - , , ... ., . , I I . :e 11
-1 - , , -. I;, ,, : ',, -, ; q I .1 -- .,, I I I I I I I I-
.. I ,,, 7, -, .. I , , ; ... ... I .... .. '.,,:' 1. '- .'. -1 z : , 1." 7' I- -1 . 7 I I 1, I I , ,
.:, ., ':
7. i -, -F7 1 1 4,r
'. ..,
.1, ". 1 -.1 Ili . - ,-,7 -.,',-. , ,- I : ll: I
-,. -, , , ,,,, ,. 11 -- , ,:,. - :. . . P .. . : I I - '. 11 I I I I ,- - I,.,., I ,- I :,
',,F,- -.,,.-, ,,, , I ". I "', , ,,, . k ,- I I I I ,. -- ,, , -
,. . ,7 ,-. - - , '. : I - ., I .. I I I . I I : .: :1. , , ,-
.
, , , , I 1,l ll-, - ' - .'77-.- .- 4,,-'-, .; ,.. I '- 1: l I I I -- I ,,
.11,' I ,. ., ,, . , l .: -:': 7 , , -- I I I I I : I %, -1 -
1,. 7 - , I I, ,, I, - :. I I - ;- , -._
, :-, _" - 7,,' - ., . , , . ., I I I I I I I I I I I -- - . -.,, -
, . .. .1 I .. -7:-, ,-, -1 I .. d -- .7 -1 .-. I .. , ,,, , 11 . 1,
.., ". - , - I I I 11 It , ,,, "'..
, - -. 4 - -
I . -- 7 p I -. , .
, I .11 ., :: - -Z : I I : I ; , -,
'- , , I .1 , '-- , -L, '. I ,.- , ,- __4 3 _ ,, , , -. _, -, I :.' I I I I I 4 I , I I I -- 9 .
,. -? - I I ,
: : ,, X, ,
! , : .. ,'_-- 11- -, X ,- -" --,. '. 'j . - .1
-1 I 1. . I ,:. I I I I I I I -- IL
- : -- I -', 'I,::-
1. -),. - I jk I "7-V -- U lflli.-- ' . : I -
. -- ., -4,5 1, C, '. - I il : , I - ; ,.
,., , :,,, - i ,, - : - , ,
,- -- ., - i -, ,, 7 , , .. , , : ,: -. , : I I I I '. 9 - -- -'
I -N 1 11 -, ,, , - ..'ZK. .. I -. -- , .;., 7: ,. .:. ; I I I : , . I --., , - . I I 11 I -
t - . . - I - , . , I . - " : 1:
- , 11 '. ': I : I I I I I I I- -. I 1. ,
.. ., ;. , .. - 11 1;;-- ,, ", -, '. -
I , :, -7 1 1- 47
,T.--- ,, -L r. 1. I . I '. I 11 , ,,,.-- ;,, I I I - I ,-- -: .. ,- I I I 11
-
I I : ;,- + 'r i;e t .:, - - I f 1
I I z .,,., , ,
7 : -_ .. -. --.. 10 I : '. I I.- I I ,
1
'. -. . .. "f- , ,
1, 1- 1 I -.- .1 . I 9, I I I : - . 11 I : -, -, -; , k
- ,-. I : .., -- - - ae p Q -V,-, ,,, - I 11 1. - -1 , .., -. 3,ip, -P -1 : - I.- ,;,, ; _, "',
11, : ,., .. _--, . !;r 6 t : I
, . .;;e, - -,. I - :: .'- '. I 1. -;. I 1. Z, I 1. - -a .. -..,.,:. . t 7 ,, ., I . , , I 1. I . ..., .11, ., ,. I 1- 11
, -1, I . ''. 1, -
, ,
.., S -,_-, -. -11, -, *,,
--, .. , I .,-. ;.., . ` -, : --. -'; '' ---
I., , % I 1 - - I :. __.- -- ; __ .:,_ _, -:'"
', 'X ,-.- -,., -- -, ,: ,_:- .., , , , ".. I I I .. ,:-z - ._ ,_-;. I
I, , , I -, I I . -:,. .-,%, , ,- I I - -.1- ., I ,
- -.: -, , 1,
-: ,- ". , ., --. ,'-; -, -: '. I .., . -, I
'.,: ., -:I- -1.1 .\ : : : ;:-, : ,. : ,:.- -, :: :,. . -'l I -- ',- j;,.. - ': -.- I
I 11 I - _4
, '' .." - -11 1,111 ,..A I n - P r-,;- 9 I -1, :- . : -i 0, I I -, t ; 4
----;- -,, .. -. ., .1, . -_ -)l r-. w I ILLLI
-
-
,
-4, % ., ; I i ,C. 4 '. 1 ,Y) h I I I I .11
11 '. -. , ,- , :., ,. ., -- "n ; - ... 11 I I I I ;, -I-. ", ', ": I ,.
-_,., -:, "",-. ---.-- ,--. - 4 ,. - I I 11 -- '. , I I -- -.- -1 I -,::: I 1 I - I , ,
. - -: ; .. .. 7 " I .1 .. 7_ - ,,z I
I , , - , , :, , 1. I I., : - ,- -
", -, , .. I ".---, ., :1 , '' ,- - :-, ,-, I I 11 '-- .1 . -L
. ;, I 7, I -. I - 1, I I I I ..7..: :" -.- I I .: 1:7; 11 I I : 1, I . --- ,- I I 11 \ -1.1 . -
, .. I -1 1 -- 1-1 I .. -- ,-..:, -,
- ,, , - , - ", 14- 1 I v % I ,r -1 , ,. .: , Z,
;
7:. :' -1 ' : '- ., , : , - I I : : --,: ,- I I , -,. -. :,' -
, .,, .. :: ":
,- I , -, - - ,- I I :, :, , '' - I -- L-? ,
! -- ,-- ip., [ f-, t"I 4 1 -., : ,: I % o- I -
. I -,
,l ` ,:, , 'i -
-1, 1. ', I '- -- -, - ":. . - -, - I -1 I I I I" ,-;- .- ,- 11 ,- ,- I I , 11 - --. - I
., "; '. ;,111 , . .
.- I I - , I I ,
r - - T - ". M_ ,- "', .- .. :. - I 1- ''. ,:, , I .. I , ,-. ., I .- I I . I .- ,: - : .. I 11 11 : : ;; r ,-
''I ,: ... d- . ., I- ,- l 1 j, L
1. 1, ,'..- ';, , .- .., I .: I I I I I. I ll; .. , 1. , I ` -i
.., . ....- -- , I I ,.
,- ,; - i ,, , I . - '. ,,-. "' ,. .., I I - J, 11-1
,
1 '. .. $ ."
-, . ,-,f),:L E: '' -- -i - i ;, 1 - I- i r ,` I . .
I v , 1, ,,,-,--7 ,. '., 1 .1. , - q - I I- .. -, I A .. '. ., I
.,:,-,- -. Z, Y ` -, -ti-v;1"t, irk 'i. 01 4 .- (11 0 h J., .t, -: rL 1
, -. ; 1 . I 0 0 -A .- 1. -, -- I I 11
.1 - '--.. i-,., I- : -, -, ,,,! , ,:, I T 'r ,- -0 I 11 I I y I
, - 1. -, - I - , I .. I I 11 I I "I
-_: .1. I , . .:, 11
-.- I -, I 1, -. ., . I I 1. 11 I -: .,
-, 'I, .- .-'.'-, ,, w I I - -- 1 ,
.q- : -'; ,7 . I I I - , ,, ::, .- ", : :, I I I I I 1 7 : :.. ., ., 1, ., 'l -.- - ., I I I --- I .- ,- , I
-:, .. I ,. - '. . - 4 - I - : ", : I I I I ; . .: L ,.
- 11 I I 1 I , , 11
", ,, :, - I 11 , . - , , ,, I
-- , : -, . -.- ;o -, 11 I ,. I I I -,
;, -- , .. w- -L,' ',:' 7 - ,, ,, ., . ,' , .: ... - I - I 1. I .: - ", . I , ... I : .. I .. ''. . I 1 ,
15 rr ii -,t I I I .11 I r
, ., "il I -
;, 1.1 I . , I I . .1 , ,,'f. 'v ,,,
-T,'P ,- V -- I -_, ,,'%, --... ;,, %, L -,,
- - ": '. _,-, I . ,4 1. -, -, I , ; , : : '. - . -, - :1, - ,,
, I I 11
.11 41" ,,, , I I., . i , I - .- 1. 1. : 11 -.., .1 I "I .'
. I : 7 1 -, , I ,- .. ,,, - I- I - I - , 7, : 1 ,; I I I -- I I --: :-- - I w- - -Z
11 ; -1 I ,
, .
-1, - I :,-
-. ,. .,,.y , I I ., I I : ,: , :, - , . -
,171 - '. :, I I , , I a I I . ., I I .1 J I ; ", - -4%, I
. ',. ., .. . 1, ', L .. I : ,. , , ,
,; .,,, , , - . : , , - , 1. -- - 1 11 ,
".., - ". \ ,- -, : ., -, -
I . v I you T I ",
11 , ,-- I '. - 4 1. ,V
.,- I oll I - ' , - : lr - 'r
'. I I .. 11
,. I -,..: , I v I .; ,
,-0 -4 r -- 'b .- ,h... ,
I., .: - - . -.1- I , . ., -- , I I 4% . t -- ,
11! - I- I , i - I I- - I -, .1 L
11 : . 1. ', , I , - .- I " ,. ,: 11 I I -11:1 1, 7o ""-"-
,- ..., .- - : .. .. ... , ;: :, ,, -- I lw lx.t -
- ..:,,::,. - -1., lm'- 1: - 1, .. ., ,. -.., . 1 ;. ,, W, ", I _: I I I I -
-1 '' l, I !, , 11, -I- 1.
1; : , 4, I 1 I.- li. I.. ,
,,-:, -, , -,!%,.",- ,.,., --.: I I %, -- I - 1 .. , I l -1 I -- I I , -1 'In I I
I .1 , .., z , - , - I 7
`! , -- ,---,: -, ". -_.''! '. '-' ... 1. -- -- ,, - -, .. ..,. '--,,: I., ,, -1. I I :, ,.- . .
z: -- ,- ., , -: , :-,-- 11 I . .1--l , ---l I .- I I : ,,. ", -,-
,- ". :, , 1-1 ,. -- 1, I "" 1.
,, ., -::-' . % t ,'!- , .- ., , .,
.. .., -:, I ;l 11 1: , 1, - .-.. I z 1; I- I- I -
1. I I I I I .. I . 4 :, -1 11 I -. -- - I ,. 1, ,, :_
I'll ,: ,%-L , 1- r, .. . '. 1, - .- . I %." : ., -.. - . - l :, , -- I , 11 -: : - . - -- 11
,,,, ., : - v', ., . I I I 11 ., , I -1 -11 I , ; , I ., %:,:: .'' : 1 7 , . ,. :
., I ., 1. ;- -- I :, , I .: ,., I I I 1 I -1- - .: 11 , ,- , -, ".
- I -... I .- -.: - 1;': % I I I I '.. -- . ,17 .1 l-, I ,: :- , - - -. 1716k. .1 - ` .:. e-li., -_-",
I -, 1.:--- - .. . I .- ,.- : -- 1. I 1. I -1
I I --l 1, I I .. ,__ - ... :. '-: 1. 'I" - 1. -, _:,, :, : I . I -. I - I .1. .1 . , -'^,,,, ,
1. I I 1 d ,. . Z: --, : I - ": 11- : . ,. I ," - - ,
: -! -- -, , .. ,. . .-, : I , ..- ,., 1. ; : , .. - ,
I : -- I .. I ., : I I i I I", ,- 11 ,- -'? I .. I I ; -, -
, -. :,:. ; ". t. '' , , -- I : :-., , ; I -1 11 . ; -- 1 -, 1 ;- -, ,. '. --z . I - I ., I - , ,. -, L ,, L
: 7, %!i ,, - . .. i". ., I ; I -1 _9: - --- ---
-1- , :: I . I : -I' I 11 I 7 1- I I --l ,- -.. I I -`
I '. I ;- ,--, 11 -., I ,-. 1''.. : , .11 I . I , ; .:,: It .. I .. - I I I - ., I I 11 -
, - ., I I "I'll. 111. I I . - I '... ,, , I I 11 .---.-. , I I .- ,- - ,
1 I -. -- .: 11 .: ., q I %:- I I I .. - 11 I I.- 'l :- I . L
:; ,. - : -- --.- ., .1 1 - - - I . ,:, I 1. - I : .%: 1, --l ,, : 11 -, ,l 1-1
,
, - I >1 , -, 7 7---,.- , I I I . ".
.- : - I ; I I I h -. -
- w- I ". I , I .1 11 I I .. ,
;; .-- J ." ,: , . I r .1 I.: . I , I -'i ,
-. , -, - - 11 I .- l, .--o .. I I -: I I 1:1 I I I - -.
-- 7, _. : -".: I -1. -- , I I '- -, -" 1. m ; :
.1 - I ., ,; .: , - .., I I : .L I I -... -. , lll,,, , ,,,
,: '. - I 1 - '. 1 , ,- ,. -, : : -. - 7 I I . .- ,. I - 1, 1 -,
,, . I ,.: ,C,: I I - t- , -- , : - , 1: -. I I ,: - . '.
. I I I -i - I I I '
, I - : i : ., - : ,
- I : -
. '- ,- I I I I I .. I I I I I .1 .:. 1, : _ -- 1
. I l I e '11, ., I I _: , %. I ,. I l I - - -
I I I :. . .,, -. : I I l I '' I I I -1 I I I I -
1, - ; ::1 --% I I I - ,-
.; 'f 'IT, j -,, I 11, 11 l "I '., 1-1. .,- _,: : ,I.- -' , ` -- I 1. 11 ,. I I I I I I 7 '- ,
- -1 I . .1 I., ". : I !. , z - . I .1 % : I . I I I % - ., .1 I I - , . q :, I ,
,,,, 7, : -,: . I --.% : .: I I .1 I I I - I - I 11 .. - I I h . , I , . : - I I 1. -:w - ,
I! ., . :. ,- I I % I I 11 ,- .. .1 I 1, - --;7, - ,,ii
I .1 -, .1 I ., I .. I I I 1- :'l< 1 I . - - -, ,lc
-:: --,, - : , - 7 I I' ,:., .- , 1: . % I -. I I - I I L
, ."-.":: ,,: :,: I I I , . : -, . 7 I -,: ,
11 , ,.l. I , I . : I I I . I I I .. , :r LL !
I I I ; 1. -. 11
", I % 11 ,i. I ; z , 1-1 - ., , I I , I I I : , _: -, ., I I I ., I I I
, '- -:::, ., .: .. I . I .1 1 e l... r . I I
, , : I ". i, I - I - - :7 , -
- --,:, : .1 '- ,- 1: I :: - ., .: ", .: -, , I.. . I I - I I -1 I - : .. : - .' : i" .
.1 I .11 .. I i I.- 1, ''I I I 1. I . ,., --- I : I I " - I ., ,. 1 .1
I , I .- ,-, :., v" I -- ... , ". .7 , -- "." : I .' , :,- , , .
: 1. I - 1 I I .. I I 11 I I I -
.1, - i, .. , : "- ., -, 11 I 1. I I I I I 1 I ., I
:.-.. ,. - . , ", ' I -, I ,- a -1
.- . .:
. : , - , :, I ,.
.1 1 I I , I 17, 1 ` I I -, I - %, . ', I -T
-.- -- , '' ,-.. I : : ; . , .-,. I ; I
1. . , 1. I . - I I 1. .1 .1
I I I - -
, ": --,- `:.
11' ;., .. - -, ,- -- . . / , I- - I : , -. . ', "". -
11 .1 . - . . - % ,: . . -. ,. I I 6, - -
- . . . 1, : I , I- 1 I -, ,: I I I .1 11 I , I ,. , -: i 1,
, I , '- .. -- 1, ,.. I I ': _ , I I 1: .., ". . -.7- ,
, , I I - I 11 J I ' ,. I I I , , - I 11.1
11 ,..., ., I , I I 1. I I ., .., I . 11 I ": - - '' - -;%, -, I I I 1 ; -
11 , , I % --- I '- ., I l I -: .:. 11 : ,- -... '. I I -,,'. 117-1 11 I I , : -1 - ', F I
,- , V I z - -::, . , I - -, k, ., -- ,I, I .. N I.- ; -- 11 ...:%
11, ,. L -, -,-- '' .. I I , 11 .. ,I-
-, 1. - :. ,.,:" -".. I- .1 - . I ,, I - a I - 1, 1. 1 4 - -11 -- , , I- I -, , - 1, -
11 I ,-, , .- - I - -', ,. ,, l , ,- I I - I I ,',.', ,- ,_,,
I I I ` : -- - -, - 1.1', ,-.,; I I -: - 1:11: . ; .7 : - I I I If -
..". I ; .- ,--l . ,,.,. -- -1 . :- I- . I .1 - -- 1 -",z- .. , ,- 1. : ,.'', % , 1, I .1 :7 ; ,. .1 I I .. ., , -.,
I
i _ -- I , --- ,-- ----. ,,, ., , w - l , . l - I I'-" -1 7 I - -1 I I -. -, I .1 :, 7-. r :, ": 4 ,,, -,7 1. 11 I I ' ,.. .1
,.. 4 1 : I -,. ' ": i,:": '_ L'
;.: -- ; - , . I . .... .. L11 . . , I
.1 - - - , I I : 'i , ,. - --- I I I -:- c I
- -. : , - - , : _ _, ,,
7' , _-'. 7 ,, L --
1! , 7 % : I .. - ,,, . -1 -, -- I - , ,_
''. I ,, : I : , ,-L
. l I 11
': :e, ' 1. I ,- : , -, - 1. 1, I . I 1. -, "
.- I -1 : .,- 7:. - 7 I I I I I I -,: ,. 11 , I i LLL'-,
I :- I I . , : ,-- I , .1
I- ,. I I : -:,: , :-. I -- I . 1. I I 11 I , ;t, ' * I % :1 I -.1 I ` ,. .- ", , ,f
. : 111 I I I -. : o e z 1. I I . I I .
:, 1. q - - I... I .1 : ". 1:."
.. I.:, W. .. - -: ." .. I I I : .. I I I . I I A; I.. -:.. 11 ,
.: I , ,.. ,. I I I -
,e .:, --.: 1: - ,- . : , .- , I - j: ,: I .
I--,'. I ",. '-! 7, -; , . I 1. - ,
.:: .- - I . . . I .. I I ..;, ,." I 11 .:, ., I I , 1: . I - I 11 1, : - .1 -,. - 'L
.- .. I I I ", 1. I 11 ,- - I I , I -
. 1. I .. ,- I I I:- I I I I - 11 7f
- ,- 7 I - I I I -41, I I . . , ,
". ..-, I .- . ,, I I I .! - -
-, .- -. ..- .h .. - :, -- I -:- _. f 1 7 , - I I T -7L 11 I I I 1. - - ,- I .1 :- I , : :, ,-
-, -,.7 - 11 I .1 ., , . I 11 1: '
. : - , I- -- I .- , ., ,
I , I I 11-
-1 , - , : ..
-, 1 ,: ". I I .. , -1 ; , I - 1- ; . '...: - ,- :: I , -- I., . - I
-- - I ': , 11 I I ,:, -- I I I - I ., - - . , I :1 - -., - :e%,. .- . 1. I 1. , , -1 .. : i I --. - . ,7. -- I ,,
,
I - . .1 -1 -- ---- z - -:'A--:,:-=;-., - -- I I., - ,.
T..% : - ., I I . 1 I I I 11 I I I I , , I j ': - I , l I - I : - , I 1, I.. I -.- I ... i -'
: I ! , ., -;, I I . .. ,,,, .1 I I 1 I ''. '.., 7 , I I I ,- . -- ,; % '
-, I .1 :, .
. I 1 I- -_ I ,, I - I I I --. .1 ,- '. L ," ,]4 1 x, ': .1 , : I li- 1. I , I I . 7 I I I - -
ql :1O ': I ,.?,: ! :7 , .,,, - I - . I I '. - , -,i - I I I I
, ,- .- I -,. - :- : I ; I I _V I L- L,
-.4 , 1. I-- I .. f lll i, ., 11 -. I I . - liL
, ,. , I I I -1,
, ,; '. : - I .. . . . "i. I I I I I I I I -1'. I , -"7"
1' I :. I 1, ' -, ,,
": ,,, -- ., I 1, : -- : , I , -1. I - --, ,
I ,, .. 1, 1 . : _' I I I .,.4 ",
. : I , I : I :.: , ,
'! :- I - I -, .. I , 1, . '. ...,.- . ., I , -fll -1 , : ". I I I .- ,. .1 I , -, -- - -,
1, : -, I I ,: . "', v ' 11 ,4 : ". : : : I I I .-, , -,, -, 4 1;
I I _. ", . a I I . - ,:- : - I I
. ,, I
I I I % 11
1: e I I - ; ., , "; 1114
.1 I y ". I . '. .. .1 I .- I I , .. -,'-l I I l I : ,. : - i.,. k . .- I l 1-1 --',
1 I ,,, - : I I . I -
,
, 4, i , 1: . 1, . , I -.- I -:..- 11, I e I I - .. - "
I I I I I
- - .- .: I : 1 I I 11 I , - -, , I
: ., .: : I I 11 1:
' I ,; , : ., : : ... ... , : .- , ,. 1. ., I . I 4 -
' I I , -Z , , 1 ,- ," -
, 1 .. I .. : .1 I I I I .. -*
,. . I I .- 1. I I I ,I
.. : : ;, , -- c - . ... 1, , I I -- ,-- . I 'zt,,,;--
., .: : : ..- , . . I I ' 11 I I I I I . L ,
: .1, . 1. . I : 1:- .- : ,. - I I I I I - : 1. .. I .; 1. I I I . . ... I I -- ,
: I I I 11 .1 ,. I -
,,'. - ,: ,z , 1. : 1. , I I I-..- 4 - ,. - -.11 - : I : ,", - :: - . - ,: : , ., I I I -, ,..- : ., , 1 1,11W
I . ... ,,, . ,. ., : : %
1: I I : . '. , , I .. - I . I I I N ". .- -,
.: - . 1. :. .. P .1 -.
1.1 ., 11 , ., - I ,. .-, -1 .1 1 '. . . I I I., .- I- ,- ;,, -
.... . I I .1 I I r , . ,
. I I , I -: .1 , I :- I - 7,::; -
i' ., I I- 1 .1. I., .1 .1 11 I : ,- -. ;, I 0
,. 1. 1. .1 7 : --- . I I : I I ,-
-1 ; I .:. I I . ." .11 I , : - '- I I :-l , I I I .1 , . 1 ;, -,
-. : , ; I 1 ,,. 1 - 1- I 11 I -. -,,,
1 - > . : I I . I I ,. '.
11 - 11 1, L, -'-
I . I , I I I I -
,.4- e, - .- I I 11 I .. I ., .1 11 I I
1 ,. ,. I , , I "I .. ,:-- . i ,: .- . ll- .. : .- I I I I 11 , 1. I .1 , I .1 11 .1 - -. '. I I . .." I I I I I I I - .- ., I .11 I , -
3 ,:._, . : i --; ., 1. : : ': , -
,;l I. : I -.1 ''. I I : : : z ,. I I
I : ,l
: V-
ME
N1F
-.4 .i
Wi
- Prog. IL- 0. Ri~ray, 1'frUtor,
A -.
- I ~' f1hn+ 4.
I.;. -I .til t. UUU t A
I Pear :1r:.
. --. tI d not retlri nb-,li
- - i n't .Vok cov.r.irg- t. m :.u't. rr ~ .
..,. ..: :
., '. *',N
.", t. ''
- 1
- *... .:---^ "
".- .:e '
4 ".
:, ,-' ,4
YOu 1r3 7-?r7 tp 1,
A.
., ,'j !
.. A
-* .- ,.. t
.: ,-
-;' ^. ;;
,. . .'. $<
". ,s
-- -- ". ..
_. ". ,., a-.
F'
4
a1
1
- i
I' -
,
- I
i,
3. f Re i S,
ntksouille, iln., March 5, 1906.
Prof. H. E. Bierly, Editor,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dear Sir:
I did not recall an order for your good publication,
but have sent check covering statement rendered ,which is
without renewal.
Yours very truly,
A- .
C./
g_ b- ^^*- c ^--'^
^.f-^^ A^--^^/^
JOHN 13. STETSON UJNIVERITY
DE LAND, FL\. .
PRESIDaNT'S OrywE'IK U 0'
March 6, 1906.
Hon. Win. 3. Jen.inFgs,
TJ .q onvlle, Pla.
Dear Mr. Jennings:
I Mrs. Hulley joins me in a corCiial invitation to
you and your wife to be our guests when the ..ord ineets .~v.'h 15th.
It is important that you come.
Since erely yours,
President. //
Lincoln, Neb, arch 6, 190.6.
.^ .. A...
Mr. W. S. JenMJigs, .-};
JacksonvilLe, la.
Deapr Sir:
Or' ing to th-e tardin-s7 -f srme t~ renew their subscrirTtions to .
The Comm'oner, a.nd tdhe req'.i st.s frr,-mT many that %!e s. uld net discon-
t.inue sending the-i paper, we fe=1 und--r cbliat inn tn. our readers
to continue their .r'.pers,evein though their renewal has not yet reach--
ead. us, u!Inlezs they have adri.sd us of their inability t' renew and .
rrueste d the? paper discontinued.
The pFa:er will he made especially interesting during the. cr-ming
year, bt tLh" inau Lurati'-n ni ocarryin;- nn "'f a cat-naign nf' education
lonf. th..- line .f' ("v.r.f-ent n owner shi:, Postal eie.eraph, Election -
f uni-- d Stcates Ju.--;s b-y d-irect ,'te t f the re ole, and other re- Vpf
rorms whichh .r. Br.yan is advr.catin. .
Azsumrin tht.t :;u '.':ish :he Cn'mmner s'nt t' ynu regu.la.rly durin-: K
th. y aer, end as vie find. itr necessary to require subscriptions paid .
in advance, ',- be-; t' h-.nd yu herewit.h statement, f your account.
if frr ainy r n y -u do not desire Th' '--.nmnrner s-ent to yu for '
Snrt:,. year, kindly notify us to that eff'et and your paper ill '''
. -.- Iscnt.ir.u d. ie will :..pprl eciate an e-rly respr. nse.
"V,-a-ry truly, ycurs,
.,t-,i ; ,., ... ER ar" ""Z
Publisher.
i:iount C "" ," ".l
For subscriptin f-ro a-.iery '2, 1 '6 t" Febi':ary P'8, 1907 $ 1.00
(.in dl r tuiri i.s i t.t.er v.-itih your reittltJtne )
., -. .. .m ....
Form No. 168.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
INCORPORATED
23,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA. CABLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD.
This Company TRANSMITS and DA IVERS messages only on conditions limiting its liability, which have been assented to by the sender of thefollowingmessage.
Errors can be arded against onlybyreting a message back to the sending station for comparison, and the Company wil 1 nothold itself liable for errors or delays
In transmission or delivery of Unrepeated Messages, beyond the amount of tolls paid th nor m any case where the claimisnotpresented in writing within sixty days
after the message is filed with the company for transmission.
This is an UNREPEATED MESSA&E, and is delivered by ate sr, under the conditions named above.
__ ROBERT C. C r dent and General Manager.. RBR
199c. M. JY. 15Collect. 52only extra
Tallahassee, Florida. Meh. 7-06 Via Jax Flo Mch 7-06
Hon.V.S. Jennings,
Tampa Bay Hotel-
Tampa, Florida.
Parties, urging reply to letters when can I answer them.
C .H.Dickinson.
3:55 P.M.
M-U1..A. D, TE IB. 0CI0P'VWgE..A. -M' .-
"O B. SOU N EXPRESS COMP Y.
DOMESTIC BILL OF LAD .
HOT NEGOTIABLE'. 90f_
>'. Receyedof _
and for which amount the Ohargeasr made by naid Oompany,j
Which it li mutually agreed Is to be forwarded to our Agency irearest or most con- -
Venlent to deatinaton only, and there delivered to other paitles to complete the trans-
portatlon.
I Is part of the consideration of this contract, and It s agreed, that the said ErprAeg(
Company ABE FORWARDBR8 ONLY, and are not to be held liable or reaponasible r
any IOa or damage lo said property while Mag oon rayed by the gA BIlF.U to woohn-
the ame maybe be bysaid EpreM Company Intrualed, or arising from the dangers or
Railroad Ocean or River NaviLgation, team, Fire in doles, jDepots, oir in Tranalit, Leak-
age, BreaLge, or from my cauwe whatever. unlei, I evary cabes the ame be proved to
have occurred from the frand or gross regltigice of said Express C.umpay or their serve
ants. unless specially tnhurea by t ar.d so epeofied ou thin Receipt, which insurance shall
oonslitute the limit of the liability il the SOOTHERN EXPECdS QOMPASY In any
eOentr and ifthe value of te property above described Is not stated by the shipper at
thu time or shipment. and epeclded Ie thie receipt, the holder hereof will not demrani of
the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY asaam eceeding Fifty [ollers, Ior the los of ox
damage to the bhipment hereto recelpted (or. Nor shallthe eaid Comp.n y heheld I espon.
tible for the sasty of said property after Its arrival at Its place of deal atlon.
And If the same Is Intrusted or delivered to any other Express Company or Agent
(which said Southern Expreas Company are hereby authorized to do), quoh Company or
person so seleted elil be r4gam.ed eclslvely as the agent of theahipp'ror owner, and,
as such, alode liable, and the Bouthern Ezpress Company shall not be, In any event,
2_ FOR THE
reep B for the negligence or .oD performance of iy such Coinpany or peson i and
t or and owner hereby severally areb rhat all the stlpulLiona and eondittonaul
cn re talned shall erte-d L a inure to tbe'obenltofeachandevery omKpe
tor PrsoO to whom ItEe dotherrn xpreTo nrompauy may i.trus or0 deliver the above
s wcribed property for traiiportaiuor. and Shali define .nd limit the Iability thereforof
'uoh other Companyf or person. in uo event ball the goetnern Axprese Com Bank b
liable for any lose or damage, unless tbe claim theretor shall be presented tO them ID
writing at tbI office, wiLthn thliry days after this dare, in a ehtsement, to which this
receiptehall be annexed. All articles of GLAS or contained in glass, or any of a fragile
nature, wU be taL&kn at shipper's rmit 0nt, and tbe shipper agrees tbea the Comapy
shall not be held respeaEible for ay InJury by breakage or oherwe, nor for damage to
goods not properly picked and cured or tnapormlo. I I further agreed, Lhataid
Company ehai notlu Iaiy event, be liable for any 1ons, damage, or detention caused by
the acts or Cod. civil or military authority, or by ineurrection or riot, or the danger inst-
dfent cto a time of war.
If an y sum of money, besides the charge br trabesptlion, Is to be collected from
theconslgneeon delivery of heabovdestribed property, and the same i notpaid wishia
thirty days from the date thereof, the chipper agrees thaL this CoMapany may return said
property to him at the expiratiion oftht time. soleu to the codltion of this lareealpt,
and that he will pay the charged for transporiatioa both ways, and that the liability of
this Company for ouch property= while in Its Toiesesion 'stbe purpose of makibi much
collection, shall be that of wabousamenan only. I
N W .....EAe
.a.de..n g e f e e .e .., ....R .... L '.."
doias t ^A o o. .*.. otoAL00 .
f ...a 0.l .'id d "..... .. ,. ... ", oo.2.5 . ,... ... .. . ,s.,-.
; NoR P ...00. ... A..A.. ....N "..
SlColle.tiAnsDa-de with o A t S No:0, ,l..O,.- . .. ; i : -
ILa r m .000 ... . J'
.A. 4ter E .d . I; a "...... ....... .at a v..ate
'Buy a'If d l yqu" 'Money Ordurit :rob theSo uthernExpre"o"ny..'"
e. .i A. "
4 ........ ..... 'RATES.-,..
ARK, n-.".".l', ,... -
'1,;rs fil -.W **.,ri h -pd. a d rso i] 'r s v r 0..10,e ."- .i .. k :..... 08
$ mEaS'..t "m.' sPot 'tdtidf C-UR CY .Nt Oe .':
r x '= .e...t.."" .PAIdEL$ No. N"t Ovei ...." '!:' .... '
e ....--or"-... ...... ..o. :N t60..0': ....' ..:..- ...- ........" . .. .. ,
uollse"fons lmdhe with 1'N Over 75.00...,"
'.. . ..4- 4 ... 0 0
L e, .. O ver
Lu %s., E .
.. N %Q ; 0. ."'.. .. ." :,, -,.. ... .. ', ,,::.: ..
4%
26
2 ,.
1-
N'
&r6Cax~.
,i4
i/tx
.C 4 // &.. 7j* L.... ... ..........
-...7j
-J~- fyif-lj
-S
1St..-) it
^ Ch^LA-d
-- .- LA Pr N
_'- .
(Cit ci <'is
~7
A--i
'*t-vt '-t&..
L&(t-k LA
/
4
t C;
I~ ~)~>-
'I,-
s/n ,n~r.
C4LA-.~ tz>Cfl
I .-
/ 'St.
/61%-
p-s
6c4~K~
- ,' *r -
a. -/}tttt-
1 ii7
* I~,^ .- .
* J4,r
* /1' t&O
be U
I.) .-
AZ-,-
'V
~- 4~s.
r -. .-,i
- .i .
.. -** ,* .
-4
.4,
4..
*1 I ~ -- 4
54
It
C-t - -~ 3~(-Ie' dd.VI. -'I"
A -'
'-I ',~
A
rj ~.
Y,~ *-.
*1
-~* .
*;nA-s a*jr
A. N. CHELF,
Justice of the Peace, 4th Dist.
4 rootJ,','i/e,
,.t rr ,-/Onf 4.
'A
t
A
- ~
7-i
SLt
C~-e
frz-e~ /
A1P2
t
a~a~
Arfr^ktI
---7 ttA
/ /
/
I
4
/ /1
(A
At
A.
K:;
: A
I
'4,
4,
- -
--A-
Ill. ,
.-'
'-*1 -
Ii
L- i
-.
'-A -
'. '< ''
- i. ;' i
I
L ..-
I
~JJ
c/~A~
cc/fl
ay4 AML A-,--L 4AJrQ
qfJu
6(wkcK /~X:t~
f7x2
-4 .
- *J
.~ '%~. s-
/VVIZ
e^ye y e. v
WAtXtMEVAN~~CGS$ELU CO.. C.AS.,S.C
c~4i~~mf ~ A~ c4iw
77
/~A~k4~.
I
v ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ~ ~ f ^ ^^ -^ ^ L^- j ^ ^
/- ^>/
/^t 'LC-^UC- 4^-4. a-u2 L5.^^-^^(AZ-^^KZ 72 ^^^^^^
^^<^^^C-7.---^^.^^^ ^i^ ^^//-i c^^-^C
^ 7^- -/ ^/ -? -7^.9 "
^t^^^GfrL ..2C<^ ^ --c- 'c'- %- C^^i CLa< /(>^!-< ^ C 6-f~d. ^^ ~ L'---z-
,,'2 -2-_^ .^ '' ^^ / ^
*:AL >----s ---L- /
I L / / /
.* -i ;_ /^ '. ... L *. t .L .'' ^._ ,' .. ..- ; -
"- .L, -. (L 7 >. /y
..'j _.. c L -- J .-L i- : 1 *./' .. ... .........-
S i .. ._- ,.I. C .. .
.*
L. L. 1 -- /I.t j$- -A '
.'L/ L'. ', _, ---- -. - . .. "
.L.
. j. 2
S -/ ; 1 ..- --
C^ iC ^-< _. _/L /'^.. IC ,.,;i. :,/: .L: : ,. i.
.- ^ ^ I. ^ i .' *^ '. i "- i -. -. '-,, .
/L L LG'^ .L /\ -i^ ^-i 4, /' C- t
/ / 4 L / ./. i / J
.L.)L 1L. / \. /
f .
^ -- ^ *- J "c i .
[z .,./ z~t., ,.A <" _,,/L v ; ,,
&-YWL "-~ .CZ/ /c t~
I:.- VThLC-e(t ,1:.&/ 'k- fc-
'J--'
.__ 4 3 . . ,; _
/*3 A/7
74-tv ~
7/ 8~~k
/~ /z~zX
S4-co
. '. *-
H /oL /S_ nu L& .a
.oc/ k
ad /I.
,&Ct,(
GENERAL COUNSEL
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND,
STATE OF FLORIDA.
GENERAL COUNSEL
FLORIDA BANK AND TRUST CO.
a ks 11iU, VIt., March 19 1906.
Hon. H. H. McCreary Editor,
Gainesville, Sun,
Gainesville, Florida.
Dear Sir:
Ebclosed please find check covering my subscription
to date without renewal.
Yours very truly,,
-. J
..~
* 4A4.~JA~r
*~
-.7
/
~z'~z.
(1/)
Y icciola grove,
J. W. WIDNER, MANAGER.
BOX 20.
LAKE COUNTY.
ees6ury, 5tla., ....19
-9
S- ,. .
.*" '- 4. :. '/ ;'..
_40
*, ,_,>,-4 *,...
, ", .
J f ** /*'.. -'
. ;
~fA~
%I ;
.. . < ..t '*C *' ;-*./*
".4*
-4.1
411* ~
L.
" -.. .
-~ 'S
4Q-4 ~
'2
-4': & K ~
ii '1
- ) e .
.447
I /
-r
4I-"'
.1~~
4' r.4'
',4 1~.
I
-4.-
-4-. .
'. P o
, -'-
.4 4.
4.- .., 4 ,1 *. *~
4 *4~44 -
:9-.
A
/~I I~
.4
-4
.4. 4 V..-
t
4~a~
. f : ..J
4 -v I^ .
-" '.- \-' L .
*6. I~-
t.
4'. -. 4, *..~) ~4.- .4
I.4 R~~' t U *s4*~.~
4*>1~4*~ ~ 4-. ~ A... 4, 4... -
U .1, A
"'K ,' -
'/
444 *~
4' 2'*. .4 -V ~*
'.4.
4f
7:7
1'
4,-.
1'
'L.
a
r-~ t
x~
4 .
-'T. *"v..-"t,^-
w.^
.--i,
**..;ii. .
t /
f
-4 '-e
Aftl
JV
1, 7-
ir,77-
q)A
W
!," Ti
-Wear 4,
to,
U rej,
-and",
efb'rn
FORM 10G2 A-10' M-*I-G.
N ATHE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW YORK, CHa4RLESrTOl, ; AND JACKSONVILLE, FLA LINES. NEW YORK, WILMINGTON, N. C., AND GEOROGETO N, LINES
ST. JOHNS RIVER LINE.
THE CLYDE NEW ENGLAND AND SOUTHERN LINES:
Boir'.r, A.'LMINGTON, N. C., CHARLESTON, S. C.) BRUNSWICK, GA., AND JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
T.Eo G. E.GE, 0 M. III. Ii ^o -
EiET.
Pier 3&, N. &
w NEW YORK, March 21/06
Hon. W. S. Jennings,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sir,
I beg to acknowledge your favor 19th. regard to pass for Dr. M. H.
Nash and wife, and in reply beg to say that ihile I shall be only too pleased
to extend the courtesies of the line to your goodself or your immediate
family, I regret that under present conditions I am unable to go beyond this.
Cordially reciprocating your good wishes,
Very truly '.yours,
ach b
Jacksonville, Fla,,--.... .. - 9o J
/o- .- S
No .-- ....- / ..."1 ... ....S.. Street.
Received from AL. DRYSDALE CO.
PHONE 1152,
Corner Orange and Ocean Streets. .
..... .--. Loads Oak // .:f
-------.Loads Pn Wood / : -
./ .. C. O. D. -
Signed M L -.. -.- ...-.
9Z'icciola t9rove,
J. W. WIDNER, MANAGER.
BOX 26.
LAKE COUNTY.
IeesA"ury, /la., ........ .... 9
2 -~ -6
'1
-! /I
((Jr
6h
j
ljl,,
^W,^^^zl^ -^777r^
PICCIOLA GROVE.
4W
Report for week ending Saturday, -/ 1 9o
MONDAY, N L L 2 -
TUESDAY. / 4L62
WEDNESDAY, / /, k -- 2 LI r-,-, .
'2 ..,- ,- f 1,4_,_-. C to.,, -, _,_ /_ -I ..- Y '.--,-V-L
THURSDAY, AY / ait Lt-UI
FRIDAY, / 4 I_ ,_4-4
SATURDAY,
]% e- .,_,--
/~~~ 4^W4^%4- ^t<^4^(y^^-^^ U^ /-n
REMARKS: < LAXAt ^eiL
,DOa ooojI6
7
* &
U
a
* r V., .A'~j V~)2.
-"I-- --I. I -
* .
4 'C
C.'
non. * 2g V N.?, ij> C~
.0r,- t r, i o t, 1 ... -
*t ofey t
. -t,' O f 1. ..... " t
/
..ia
'.Cl
.5 '"^
A:" ..
'1
- I
- .1
.va
...S
.13t
C,- -
' TK
' .-
- I
t r- _, a~ *55
o u)
Jt M ,on \A1 v
t. Ao Mw
(VM-V~~~~~5 *tl^u \.^^ ^
^~fi
<: A/ ( A A/
z ttS^ 0(
A l-c__ ioal 4 i, S a
'f(A (fr 1<(4Ui -
M^T^~~1 4tu4 d-14t-L~t Ci~
I
y
&LA^ ^au^C-A t4if^(<^-
/S pAl A 4 / % ck L H 9-uMf&
Azw{C^( ckZ/ J&<7 O4U/
'2c
I
~I) tt~L~
xj& /~~vVAO( K~t~
( L
~-J ~/
V
C
(Z~%
= m =
kVl .
I
/ ./Uf 4o ya 7-
F# / /(7 /
42$a4k
1 <^M^
i //a
Une^ /i
?~Y /~ ~-
130cD A-a-jO
/ 72
-*"
/Li~IZ~7 ~3~( 6~&C ~ (%i' (
C70
{6~ 'IL zv~ ci ~4~6k~vu~
~ J~A ~ ~-
-$~ 2~64 k~x~&-/~
6ZLWy~~
41/ 49 1k /?2' 6
/7~ 11
_63A ^cgW
^4-^^ ^(^ &zLL^ AA2^
^- ^-^2^
f//"<- < ^ C / /A/-LJ ^
1k(U'2i#^1! 66J^ae-4
ZI/L4A4^ O1Z6ULd-^ I1L^ut^^
^f^^cc iu~jc9^/ <^
^~~~0 ,49 I--7___
a^^ciji^.A^ ^^ C44>H. ^L~iuiA
c~7/
*d 31"
4Afi 7 /
: 7. /47o
k5 44/A
S3 1
ak
~
/o ga
kAc
4 /a
& Rdit
THE SARATOGA
3 BLOOHER JAOOBSON, PeOPrmiTOR
PALATKA, FLORIDA
L'
Z::L-L_
Y
K
/ 41
- ~ J1j~~~ar ~.~Ij22: ~,~I2~:
.4 s.-
ilN -. q
3' '~ A'
.i~,.flVS.
A ..
777.
. . . . . .
v
ni
APPAO,-
71'.
P Afi
Ziccio/a. ^9rove,
J. W. TVIDNER. MANAGER.
LAKEOX .COUNT.
LAKE COUNTY.
B eesh6urp .la., .. ..19 ............................ ....
jc-~x-~ d~&~v ~#A4~Z jJQ
~ K'cLc4k I
7
62&~
A
I j
~1
v4~
~- ~
It
. ... .... . - 1 1
Ae
N
4--
I,-?
A. B. WHELPLEY
TAX ASSESSOR HIERNANDO COUNTY
BROO~SVILLE, FLA.,. IEI.. 190
4e 1ofi46
C- A J
6~c~
,A&-
PICCIOLA GROVE.
Re or/for week ending Saturday, 9/ Io
MONDAY, -
REMARKS: A L( 4444
TUESDAY, /
WEDNESDAY, 4- /_ L6-
THURSDAY, d^iCiC ^
SATURDAY, ^ /U. 6
REMARKS: 6v/- 911,( ^ -^ ^A /0
S"
(^^oi^^^ o/ PAc
a6&p /u al % /1/(
/I~~~ I^-- 6dC/ ,Z4 /
L2sULv /^^ )A^ 6~a
(1L/#& 44(7 / df-- */%7^^-
. C -
3
61~- #
6-~
L~~L ~4/(L4{57
ai^-~w1 cdivot 9^
wh04t 2ZSI^^c ^ic ^LeL(
^ w ( ___________c
44
B
*s,
(
- - - ---- .
/ /-
1//Wz L /S
t^ e IC 2
0 .e s
A(# 6i/~
,>~/ /8(Z~r
v)C
-4-41.
/IA? ly a
f, o ,-
6 I 7
/ 74-
7-
..... .. ....
;t.5
. . . . . .
mv,
A. B. WHELPLEY
TAX ASSESSOR HIIERNANDO COTI NTY
---------- ------
BROOKSVILLE, FLAQ...^'--.. .._.. 19O
te^ t
t/) ,
^A4) _^& ^ // yM tS^^ /
,Z icciola grove,
J. W. WIDNER, MANAGER.
BOX 26.
LAKE COUNTY.
1/ A4~A'K
~
~.6'tj~
- ~1-
pLeeshury, 7la.,
190
c~-.' '2
1 Z1*117
P-I(t
wf%
0 7L,
y
47
6P
7-
:1
"I
I
-I
L
N
*1' -~
I-,
(
N\ ( /(
/ /6C>
/1 .1
/ ;
A'
K
/
~~1
(~A~
~Lt~Y
I
K
f
tA .Kf..L.~
--S
I.
962
A
I ,.*- /
I (~ ~* ~ '~
{ ,
'/'
-
/7
* /..i-A^.
*i 1.
:J. k
f
/
K' -/J.*)4rA
.1
- L
I-
&
'-r- I
SL 7
.7 i,, *; 7 1
.t ^ 1.- *
2
I
/ *i'./'. ?1
'I-'
I-
~ I'
/,
r (.~ (
I.. -
1~
'K;,
U~.
I-
i 1'~
1*
i~I K'
I
* j.,_.
VICE PRESIDENTS THl I TERSTATE CLUB HONORARY MEMBERS:
SENATOR JOHN T. MORGAN INTERSTATE LUB THEODORE ROOSEVELT
HON. ELIHU ROOT GROVER CLEVELAND
HON. PERRY BELMONT SENATOR J. C. S. BLACKBURN, PRES. WILLIAM J. BRYAN
HON. ARIOSTO A. WILLEY GEN. CHAS. M. SHELLEY, SEC. AND TREAS. CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS
HON. JOSEPH G. CANNON
HON. CHAS. A. TOWNE
HON. ROBERT J. LOWE
HON. NICHOLAS LONGWORTH
HON. WILLIAM H. TAFT
HON. TRUMAN H. ALDRICH
HON. RITTENHOUSE MOORE
HON. LESLIE M. SHAW
HON. JOSEPH SIBLEY
JUDGE THOSE. GOODE JONES
HON. WM. PENN NIXON
HON. MELVILLE E. STONE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA,.. Ap17, 1.06 .......... 190.....
SENATOR ANSELM J. MCLAURIN
HON. EMMETT O'NEALL
MR. WILLIAM A. BOWMAN
Mr. W. S. Jennings, Vice-Pres.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sir:-
The Interstate Club is an organization chartered under the
laws of the State of Alabama. It has acquired large tracts of land con-
tiguous to the Tennessee River,in the State of Alabama, and has for its
objects the owning and maintaining of ftiheries, game preserves,golf
links, polo grounds, etc.,thereby affording recreation for its membership.
Its primary object,however,is to bring together from time to
time the statesmen,philosophers,thinkers and business men of the nation,
and this without regard to creed or political affiliations. The projec-
tors of this enterprise feel sure that if the men,who represent the
best sentiment and thought of this onuntry,will aid in the up-building
and maintaining of this enterprise the greatest good must result to the
entire nation;we,therefore, ask that you become a member of the Inter-
state Club. The annual dues are $100.00. upon receipt of your check
for this amount we will send you membership certificate holding good until
January 1908;after that time the dues will be $100.00 per annum. We
expect to open the Club House for the entertainment of the guests during
the coming fall, on which occasion we will endeavor to have the President
Mr. Cleveland and others to a address the membership.
Yours truly
Sec. & Treas.
THE ELECTRIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY,
-MINERS OF--
FLORIDA LAND PEBBLE PHOSPHATE ROCK.
H. L. PIERCE, PRSBIDDKT.
H. G. LOWE, TRASURZR,.
ADDRESS REPLY TO
-............. avannah--Ga--
Mr. W.S.Jennings
GENERAL OFFICE E:
SORREL BUILDING,
SAVANNAH. GA.
MINES AT
LONG BRANCH, FLORIDA
S AV AN N A H G A ............ .........4/1.7/06 ...........190...........
Jacksonville Fla
Dear Sir;--
Yours of the 5th duly received I am called away suddenly
to the plant but on my return I will try and arrange to send you
check as per your letter.
Yours very
truly
OPPICP OP
L. CAVNAH, PRESIDENT
looum .*21 Ezc-nu.as BUtLnzNo
Dc'n :R. C L.n.
K. A.
April 17, '06.
Mrs. W. S. Jennings,
Tallahassee, Fla.
Dear S.ip Madam:
If you owned the two gold and one silver
bars shown in the enclosed photo, you would be
more than $2,500 richer than you are now.
If you could become interested in a legiti-
mate enterprise, owned and controlled by men of
unquestioned financial integrity and responsi-
bility, would you consider the matter?
If it could be proven to you that these men
have invested $130,000 of their own money, and
that this investment is solid, substantial,
gold-bearing, with almost fabulous possibilities,
would you consider it?
With the elements of chance entirely over-
come; with certainty staring you in the face,
would it not positively be to your financial
interest to know exactly what I am talking about?
I am going to show you where the combined
wealth of our officers alone exceeds one million
dollars. Then, if you are satisfied, just fill
out the enclosed postal and let me send you some
GOLD-BEARING information at my expense.
You will notice the postal is directed to
my Denver Office.
Sincerely yours,
oe gaeW '
M
THIS SIDE IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY.
V--------
L C A VNA H
Room 317 Exchange Bldg.
Denver, Colo.
------------------------------------------------------------------
L. CAVNAH, Denver, Colo.:
Please send to me at your expense, the
gold-bearing information you speak of. I as-
sum:e no responsibility whatever.
Name_
Postoffice
State -
County or Street No.
Date 1906.
The above colored photo-engraving taken of three bars of gold and silver bullion, shows their full size. They have just been
received from my Company's mill, being the result of the last cleanup. Their net weight was 651.55 ounces, for which we received
a check for $2,544.11 from E. E. Burlingame & Co., of Denver. Address for information,
L. CAVNAH, Room 420 Exchange Bldg., Denver, Colo.
RETURN IN FIVE DATS Talr .: .
L. CAVNAH. PRESIDENT
ROOM 420 EXCHANGE BLDO.
DENVER, COLO.
U. s. A.
9
I~~** ~ /
/^ ^
/ -eA
/W;/i4
S 3
-~ -- -a
- -
-a
-V
if
'~K -----4--,.
L~t -.
/
C
c
- JACKSONVILL'Z -
A2 83 0 4P'3o" '
A q 2't. ,8 _- d
. ....... ..... .. ... I
N.
-V
D
C-
F----
Us0roarsE T UNION SAV a BANK. a
SR. ROBINSON, P.EBIDENT
Atlantie-=9aeifie street $ailwaq and duretq Co.
INoOBPORna D UNODL Ta. LAwa Or Nzw JnBBmT: OAtPL L STUCK. $200,000
TO BUILD MONTCRBPF SPRING BRANCH. ALSO REAL ESTATE HANDLED
OFtrrI or WTHE PRESIDENT
S U B JE CT ... .... ....... ..... ... ....... ........
JACKSONVILLE. F,
I
GmENE.L Orrass,
PUOrilS BLOCK, .JACWLBONVlLLE LORIDA
LA jr. .. ../ .... o^
O60717W
42
N
a
' .
K
\ ^^^ ^ ^r- 2--~c ->--l>)_iN2-v^ ---^
^ ~ \N c_7~j j^^^J^^ ^ \y-X^^^
.* .. .. " r"-" : ... .. ,
.,. ih Springs, .'la. April 18, 1906.
'Jacksonville, "la.
J ;41 -i: Dear. Sir:- Your circular let-ter of the 1lth is at hand. and duly
- 4:.':.. to., ,; m ..
i.ered. It certainly does not take a very sharp eye to see throw
'ophistries. You say that you propose to give the University to-r
"."r-, ;" -"' o i '.," ."'4
'.&Baptists of "lorida; but later .46ht your plan a-s not to allow
i'. Baptists of florida to decide what to do with it, but you would.i
x ,' it to an corporationo, which is composed of the State Board
:L i ssions (your own words.) Whidh is better? to have a Board
.:,'.ih twenty Baptists on it, or one with ten or a dozen?Sophistryl '
The reflections upon Dr.L.D.-Geiuer in the clipping which you- hn--
Sose are most unchristian, and are -evidently intended to_ injuni n .- '
-But the Baptists of '"lorida know Bro. Geig.er to be a man. They.
:.'know that he works day and night for the best interests of the d,e-'
C2 nomination. -This .effort to detract from him will do you more harm'-'
& than it will him. .
As for the President of the University whom you repretsenh a W iW----
-- fighting the denomination, we know that he stands for pur-i-t n -in -th-
2", institution. And we know, moreover, whom, you continue to support. :_:
The stench of that old -scandal still stifles the Bapti:Sts of 7lori.:
'If you had the real interests of the University at heart,, ko.,_
woyld evidently withdraw and allow Jtd it to receive the $14d
V iwhJch has. een offered it upon that condition. 71e who for. -rSn
2.
reasons continues to hold to a position of trust, when .the interest
of the 'trust demand hi~s retirement, may be- a good lawyer, but he
,shows thereby that he i-s unworthy of confidence.
No. Gov. Jaennings, with all due respect to you, I do not want thl
Stetson Univensity placed-in your power.
.V.ery respectfully our, ...
(. A 3 .
^GL^^^ J^^^4-UtC ^-^ ~~
.... / ,#, f'. f, _
"^ /. y ''-y' I' .T //
...... .^U ( ^ ^ -^ A X^^ tC
_.A-ALC& ^ i77' C
J %LIIA.
IUtL C^L/LL
-- ... (t^^1L?'
Li.. _
- 4-,4
to 26/ 1
/7e- 6
14--tL
/jc-4
s.
9licciola 9rove,
J. W. WIDNER, MANAGER.
nox 2o.
LAKE COUNTY.
,Lees upy, t la., ............................
Jfrt~4/l~
&7446%2
&A AZ
+AY 7IVIbl -/74j
ZtL r4tw
4L^^
0-
r90.o.
,' -I
^ ^/^^-LYA^
S^L^^
~2
AMR"&, -.i.- -- 4W"---
*
^
. %- *. -.* .; frs _a.. ._.;. A
PICCIOLA
GROVE.
Refiort for week ending Saturday,/ Xl S/ j I9o 1
MONDAY, 3 /Vt sf t MiCt y/a
L-~ U
TUESDAY, 4
/44/&'VvL /{4A4
-1 r\
WEDNESDAY, 4 t
THURSDAY, 6 U /k4 Ccc y/ /J
FRIDAY, 6 t x
FIA,^/jU l 'L~'LV-f-^ ^X^ //& t^^^
SATI
JRDAY, t U t L^ "<
1/ ~ ii .U ^L^ ^c9- / u>--,- (.,< ., /H t K- <...<,-,^-,
6A~-{~ 6~ KL~*L
/
REMARKS:
a- /O/----- zo
:I1/o
mA
/GAl-"^
/" /) .
J A =
, DZcciola grove,
J. W. 'WIDNER, MANAGER.
DOX 2O.
LAKE COUNTY.
t
Leesbury, 2la., ('.
/'
4,
I-.
.1~
2 7,
- .4 ~A%~-
' U)I.
N', ,i/L~
A
K) t
Ii
/ ** *. A.-
'
*1*
A -
'is -
F
-Vt
A
44' r
p.
--4-.
Jo//i.
I I
~'!~~-f/' (
'S
A
,*k
Arf
4 4-.
4 V
" JL .. ., ,., ).,v ..
^7 4/^
i 4,,-
' -i' .
f ,) "1A -e" -t
,f
/,
1/
II
$1 *1
4s /f..A.~&/
-" *\J I- ;-) *
.1*
* . /
-/
I.
t- .y~
I..1<
4-art
Vt 77
-. *1~
/
/
''.4,
r't
~J.-. '3
4'
.~,
.4.-.~i
r
/
A,.. 1
26'." 9
-q
) J*~
3--/4r
V
WY
1906)
4 /
I- >~' ~'>
2 LI >~' 4 1
MJI",
PICCIOLA GROVE.
_- Y k
MONDAY, / I// /_.
I /1A/1y~.~.
VL
TUESDAY, / t /5t L
,/)'.YL&Yj kL-.4<4/ o.- .1.-7W
S- WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY, / ^$I1< 7-yL (t^r ^ ^3^^^
JL4t&~ cA4.\ Ue~t-^$ e<^ ^^^ 2^f^-^^<
Y~~Le4-
( 7 r
THURSDAY, / l,2-4 &
(^fU~i7c~L Z arC ^
FRIDAY, / i Az
SATURDAY, v 6 { {
SATURDAY, / A}q.14A^ 2>2y?~S>>K^ 67-ns^ ^ ^ 1 '1
^2),monvv 64xrLQAY &t^,|t^^
176
REMARKS:
64c'& %iarYVU wJ/%/m
^& ^^L< C- t
I9o 6
Ii ... k
ne,-tl
444-t-< ca9
/aAa
'I-. I~.
. . . ... ..../... / . . 9
S --_
S .-,. / -_ /
- -3 ~5 ~-C4--~
-j
4414-A-6
/ UA1~4-4-- L
JL..-IVI
cd2~-~jA ft4A&l -~
-7X. __^ <_--- --^:-,--- --:. _,_ < _
.. ... V ,,;/2 t4,_-Z ^ .U.. ^....^ J
t ...
A T.. ,
^. ^iS Mdja^^^^ a^ 1
9--0
i.
i
. __,'_.._ca)
i*
C&4,ta
RSS
