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r . -----T LI PER TEAR ! IN ADVANOeI i..-.-........ i NASSAU COUNTY LEADER 12-1T7-4 T -----. GET R-OLY*f AND PERNANDINA NEWS-RECMSDCONSOIIDATED DECEMBER 15. 1920. EIGHT PACEiI VOLUME 38 DEVOTED TO TIlE BEqT INTERESTS OF PERNANDINA. NA. CAt COUNTY. AIN THE STATE OF FPILORIDA. EIGHT PAGS FERNANDINA. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 26(. 1925) NUMBER 30 AlTIMM -N11P -1I ..... -I 111110K BIG CELEBRATION ATll THE BRIDE M. E. DIST. CONFERENCE FERNANBINA FOURTH G T CONVENES HERE JULY 1 EVENT GIVEN UNDER A 0- -- SCAN WELL BE APPLIED TO LARGE N ER OF PROI SPICES OF FIRST RAP- GiUSTAV STARK TWIST CHURCH. Beautiful Silver THE BAHAI MESSAGE NENT METHODISTS O ...6. .... .-- -6 i EXPECTED. BIG CROWD IS EXPE"CTErb *It was with sadness that the SUCH AS YOU WILL FIND AT A second epistlwas adds -- news was received on Saturday SU HRER S ed to him. It sted I have .'HREE DAY SESSION HERE morning that Fernandina's old- ittn ou an epistle before Iraw Band For Entire Day and w""" "e I t te.,, written you atn ,pisthalefire . A Doubleheader Bas est citizen. M11r. Gustav Stark, J eweler FERNANDINA Drggist ,this. ummoning you to th Shore Diner at the Beach at aleGae. had pasd away at II o'clock cause o ut vo are of the Six OCok Thursday al Friday evening. June 19th at ds' (od but I ot tt Ithe age of ninety-three years. .illllliBNtlluiniallliiut:mt heedless. You have pro-laimedernoon. The Fourth of July will be Mr. Starke had for sixty-eight :.t --- -- ------.. . .. that you were the defender of j celebrated at Fernandina this years been connected with the i the oppressed: now it hath ihe, h, Jacksonvlle District Con yeaNr advertising matter having business and political "terests |come evidentt that vou are' not frtnct well onvhne at th Fit been prepared this week, which of Fernandina and was noredI Nor are you kind to our ow. Methodist Church of Fernni- N are"% okindtoixJI -a """dina next Wednesda even will be distributed over Nassau and respected by all who knew' A UL suffering and oppressed people dl:a next Wednesda. y ening at and adjoining counties. The him. Your actions .,re contrary to mini p. masters axt to nine Leader also carries a half-page HI was born in Chur, Switzer- S. H. SWEARINGEN TO OPPOSE I. C. KEILY FOR RE-EI.E(-' vor own interests and your mxscters and delegates being advertisement in this issue calk land, and came from Italy to the' TI AS CITY COWMISSION ER-.1U. 1 kingly pride mut f all. Because xlecct1a. r the session, which ing attention to the celebration. United States in the month of L..... ...of your arrogance (;od shortly I l.,_ lat yntil .,day. 4:3"' Although the Fourth falls on July, 1853. and settled a Fer.- LAST DAY TOiPAY O1 TAX. will (eIst rov our osovTeregt.. Scik. Tvh l omangs foor- Saturday this year the mer- namlina in September, 1,57. .France will flee away from voU arI sore et has arranged for r- chants havotecidetd to close at Deceased was a charter mem- With the city primary elee-,tor and clerk, at the city hall he- and you will he overwhelmed y sho;a ...e. whah.l" be p- 1:00 o'clock p. m. for the r.ber of Amelia Lodge No. 47; F. tion less than a month off, v ftore July 1st. a great conquest. There will b pared ; nd served under the up- .r"..lamentation and mourning,' -ervision l ilof 'let I). Sio. mainder of the day, and rno A. M., and, was ecretay flttle is doing in local politi So far only two candidates e n e man th, lm hir mainaer iof the Kevsto. Hioe, ,,,, ii.- ipeople willhave t,, uo dotr the loige fo> thirtys doing n locsal C . ;. 'menbemoaninng the ss (if t hel ir, (I .h Keto ..... shopping for Supl day before will have to do t preented with a oving earscup a circles as far as The Leder hae announced themselves the ons." Thi arai nt Na- Thursday at 6:00 p. m. t hopping for Sunday befor tt presented with apv ting cuofpable to ascertain On the 2i umt.. (. Kelly. polon I was published a- -the Fernandina Beach casino. hour rftl lears a tno.i yearnisalio - ale to a cert n. O te -21 ,. ma Oeon Il mwas pulishedpo'tat et of th, The celebration this year is hislo g and faithful s e n day of July the people of Fer- ,- warng co n sprerad.ti i e t e under the auspices ol the First the lodge.dRead and consider: )ne which denomination is now hav- the od Florida Railroad was for three years and the law re- I.der this week i. n commiio without assistance or defender, S1r "'ae havin i n. n ing erected a handsome new completed from Fernandina to quires that poll tax must be paid er Kelly was elcteda twoiyean- foreigner t and .)nsithe (,trg m sup_.vi. th. brick church adequate for t! Cedar Key. which was next to for two years and that voters owhn the people changed edin the ortrss ot s Akkae s'. needs of its large and growing the olest railroad in the State. be registered on the city books t. e government to ti cohamm wting such letter to theI,, he .m.s t i'splorkn fvwent ga i on wl~l pi'o ea .is te l from the sale of coolt drinks, Fernandina and erected the firstthe election. The last (lay for: h se o higeE ,e. T,. T S .. Pmre. Re leti ie P tth r- lunches, etc., which will he hand- brick building. which he used the payment of poll tax is Satur- v t( es ac'ded any candidate in aha'u'llah upraised the stand- great many yeais led om iittes area t fors mane % r ksys w I wisonfr th t d, i a led by committees already ap- for many years as aker and day, July 11th. That date is al- the race, which entitled him to a ird of his cause in prison. Re-I os h a pointed, will go to the Baptist confectionary and which is now so the limit for candidates to seat on the commission for twe fer to history. It is without cVe dhapt -, IJ. church building fund. It is occupied by the First National qualify to make the race underyears Mr. Sw ari..en was arl-beall. No such thing has hal)- : planned to make the event one Bank. served on the Board the city law. Poll tax must beiso a candidate at that tin'me ; e aIe ere that tin a ,. leholde.. .to he remembered by all who at- of CoIunty commissioners i to paid to J. D. Ogitie, count tax Kell.y's fr iendw ns ot since; a Pris ner ann ,exil' ad. hIs o.m, n-S on . tend and the opletof thJ coun- mai l.%ears and wasa ouInt% -collector, at the county court him and Mi'. Swea'inieu states b'tli h couses atI s aig ,a Jumoly ty are. extended" a hearty.,iny th-surer. of Nh t, things broadest so that -.. . tit, tir e|o0 h m Tltr -- )I Iy- latb !e o nandina. was mayor f Fernandina in p.-- who banished hin m. -a. ith" r it The program provides for ex- 1881 and was a member of the FERNANDINA PEOPLE BRITISH STEAMER LOADS I His cause spread more and n erence.onfr bsi- tensive and varied entertain- city couwil in 1888t win t he VOTE MILLAGE UPT 2200 TONS OF PHOSPHATE more. The Blessed Perfection - niment tifor' the visitors expected. fii'st watr works system wa ass a prisoner twenty-five 11:. . There wil Ibe a bg basket din- created. and through his lon The voters of Fernandina and The British steamship Ethel- years During all this time he ant - n,,i' and it. is fry .aet theaci t .ark ,. ; a .tive car. h.. ws altjiv de J aevotersoferandnaan J ioh l phBrish t a.s s . tn ttes .te,.,s i t .'. ^-aEndow. ner afih fle at the cityspark and act ive career he was Amelia Island, who participated a'ic arrived Monday ron Per- was subected to the iiiti A. Cooper. nd a doubleheader baseball in troghressive moad ements look- in the election held on Tuesday na nbuco and (commenced loai- and revilement of the' people. 12:00 noon Adjour .t game in the afternoon, the first ing to theadvan ent of the- o elect three trustees and fix ig Tuesday and sailed the same was persecuted mked and fr lunch. game starting promptl ,atlre :. lcmmunitv. -the sub-school district village da with 2201 tonls f phos.phate put in chains. In Persia his 00 p. m.-Sermn Rev. Schok. between the local aggre- Mr. Stark wa first marri th t ear next ensuing. for Hamburg via acksonv ille. properties were plagued and his .r I".Langford. egation and- the strong Jatck.son- to Mrs. Miary B arbara Haffecker oed to r the village from Cargo was loaded at the Florida. possessions ,confiscated. First, 2.:34 p. m.-Conference ),i ville Times-Union outfit. This Stark, widow of his brother, 1v o te m. 1u ts, Terminal Company's elevators~banishment from Persia toness alone will be worth coming miles. illiam Stark. in Mount Mborris,n hi. w e ned by the for account of Hard Rock As- Baghdad; then to Constantino- 2:40 p. m.-Hospital B''ard-- to wines as Fernandina pl.'a N 1 To hat union were born d of trutees to take care of sociatiorn and ship was handled ple: then, to Adrianople: finally .L. Wright. to place aiverl strong ,ant in six children, there eof whom are ,the school needs and provide ana by the Bailey-Davis (o., hit. rtiom RoImehi to the prison, for- :00 p. m.-Temperance and So- nhe f field. now living. e the other three haviH r interest and sinking fund foro The Ethelar ic had quite a tress of Akka. .i Service lie Loradditm will to these id for wife died in February. His firs the time warrants to be isednumber of 'azilian monkeys luring his ifetinme it was in-iOr Rev. (. W. Crook. theigprogram will prwid f ihing, Deceaed ws married the sec- i the near future for the erec aboard and the owners did con- ten sey active. is nerg ht was ~ :2,1) p. m.--phanag lord r things thboating and fishlways ndg, ce tased was married the isn, ion of a new school building. iderale siness here selling unlimited. Scarcely one ht R. Smit ard. le, and it in s tha safe olew taYt Fd time to radi May 187i Those elected to serve were them to iFernandiia p was passed in restful sleep h :e : p. m- oard i- lit and i t ie)f the counl't tnd ad- who dIa M ay 9th, 1913. Judge J. B. Stewart, John R. July promises to be as giod hri'e these ordeals, suffered .~:o4a ) socilv--Mis. O i Mit- theining ople of the coreitAndf d-whoMt 1 9 d9e are left to1. Hardee and Mrs. I. R. Messick. as .June in local hipping circles. these calamities and (difficultiesi(.h' o c. Joining e numbers ato spend t he mournethe lat of this good !John R. Mann, who has been ,in order that a manifestation of 1 :21 -oard f (hurch Ex- large numbers to spend 1. rman 'the deati Ofi who isore odar- chairman of the board, having Y OIN selfishness and service might ten-ion-Rev. R. A. Guy. ilthe atrnaonma.Thre mamnd Snd -ti f nwholre Char-. declined to run. This will be becolie apparent il the wIVrld ,lt 7:30 ) p. m.-Song and devo will he attractions falore and s P a S; t Mar of J onllof the first time in the history of The City -'mmi-i,, met humane' .thul tec .1m(, areatytional s.rvice-J. E. htrtsfiel :tpie accomodations for ill, srU D, ;Mr, M;,s.. axod ij., o-. Fernandina that a lady has ever WVednesday evening at t* -.ity 'Peace" should become a reality 8: 1) p. nm.--Board of Educa lmrnake arrwhoge mlyents to'm htm, .iof nmndina. served.on the board of trustees.huilding in regular ses; n and that human souls might appear tiofn and Suthern College-Rev. hring the whole family. hineh of re rvies.. e-/and wp must say that the people transacted r,,utine businisC mt-, as the angels of heaven- that A. F. Turn'r. c .Rmittee on contributions,.an! confctt'tat the residece of hi have selected a very able (n .ter' A committee fan, the heavenly miracles wuld b! Friday. July 3 whmite no canvas rfibfutnds ismib-. odaugte. ,at te 4sidney s with which to establish a prc,- ('hamb)er Elf commerce e al Ire'd t boughtt among m : tht ih-L 8::Ei a. m.-Sermon bc Rev while n cvb fe" I'enidso y bad- .akug-hte., d t. Wf. ,-,-m fith hu l ( e strengthen-j ( L ing made. any am ount handed on u8 nd ayafternoae at 4 .o'~ k, dent. ibeftrea th p. ,l and ask ed :,r ed and perfected.-fAdyt. h u t43ta.n.-thItr-! ." F. lta re .i Mr. Reed to help def the ex- cond ctd by his pastor, e .t' CARl) OF THANKS iereaned pa Biecg f'acilitnel at.I, :0 a. m.- ( ,nfre -e Iums- lpenses of the celebrati will be W O. erstreet, ~f the First .. ern-ndi Bea 'h -a :'no an II nes. . a ir d-shvt' '+,n C"l rch of hw ih We wish to thank all the kind the commission ordered that the.MISS VlliAIA WlIDS WEDS ":20 a. m.- Sunday Sch'ei't late ytime rea a me Thec friends for all they have done sum ,f' $300 be .pent fr such RICHMOND. VA. MAN 21ST Vlard-J. II. munch or i. M the D. A. Kelly Co. Call on him fraternity then took charge of: for u,. during the illness and improvement, the work tE be, Xeilliamson. ---he will lwe gad to see .vo. t remains, concluding athe death of our father.--Mr. and d,1oe under the -tpervi-iii of The many Fei'iiaiidliiia tlil 9 :4w) a. m.-Epwerth Leagu.. Another big feure ff the burial rites at the.grave, more Mrs. W. S. Whitney. the city manager. Nassau d .cUnty efri~nd, f (hMi-s ard-- I.) W .J. at arp-t*.'. program will be the music than fifty Masons bgng in at- - ....i... i.. for Pet Ilrn 1. m) furnished throughout tl '- day tendance, besides magiy friends tmII! fH!llIu IIttin 1e,,Ii l tr..!;.wm. tii i lf w illnB, ita'e tt iti ,Act ivitis- P. Mc-Bord f hb the Jacksonville Police Band, and relatives, the'funeral being leach. wl he marr->te to Act it i.:2 -l.. P.Mcord. -. .... ...... .,__. i~hlti'li (It her matrriag,, toi Mr. E+.; 11i:21, a. m.--Board of M~i'- which is a good one, and which one of the largest ever conduct- I Turner. Rih d. irgin- )r. Ira S. Patterson. has been secured for the occas- ed in Feriandina. Intermenti3'= E1V E R 'RE A D Y Tun,'wh 'fhhappy venttlfk' 1i- r iS' attr Si ion. was nmad in the family lot ill DF -- thy.as. The Fernandina Beach casino beautiful St. Peter' s cemetery. V at eFirst Palm ah ,i illu 21. 12: Y l -. Adjourn f, will be thrown open f the public The pallbearers were Lerovy W ALL CA.BINET The bride is the youngest .haugh- llnch the entire day. and al who vin MiMurr. Hinton J. Baker, E. W ALL MtN ,f M. and Mr. M .J. Wilds. :.i p. m-Sermon lbv Re% to dine there will he s,.rved .1. Rouix. 'harles Hardee, Louis (Iof Chester. and ha. a host "of .J. I. Mather. chowder and lunches prepared (Goldstein. and (. Prewitt. SA FET Y friends who join i wishing her' :., p. m.-Confern,: b:(i- under the supervision of Albert The floral offerings were l1 a lFong life onif unallon ed happi-n h., I). Simon, manager of the Key- many aftd beautiful. ne and prosperity. 4:3 .Remark b P stone Hotel. The sympathy of a large circle AZ iding Elder. of friends is extended to the R Z BEASEBAL .MEETIN ON Adurnment. UNION SERVICE AT THE family in their sad hour of aflic- NEXT MONDAY -uHT ' COURT HOUSE SUNDAY tion. NEXT MONAY NIGHT MO'THFES' |A All pr ts ljte d I 1 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOC- CANNING PLANTS GOLNGll parties interested in h SOCIAT-TEION .EETS JASSLY The Methodist. Presbyterian L ;organization of a baseball tamATON EE JULY in Fernandina this seas()n will and Baptist churches will unite As a result of heavy catches please meet at th i il A meeting of the Parent in an evangelistic service at the of shrimp off the coast of St. next Monday vening at n Teacher Association will be held court house next Sunday at 4:00 Augustin a great man of the, U r o'clock p. m. in the, public school auditorium Schlock p.. This meeting willTh shrimp athave gone there. D rug Storen Wednesday July st, at 4:3 be conducted by the men of the ar shripm t hFermnafnd a no "The Store Accommodating" CS. J. Baldwin, .. iai.,r m Allatrons are especially different churches and will be canned., which, in addition to Pone 4 FERNANDINA. FLA. A.th1 ci'tv estrda'. "'kv a - -4.' NASSAU COUNTY LEADER. FERNANDINA, FLORIDA Page TWO ___ _ NO Nothie ,. hereby given that th thereof as will be necessary to pa posite to same, together with the , sold at public auction on the ith d County of Nassau. As desciited in 1) B. 2,: page 2T.;. Co Re - As destrilt d in D. B. 31. page 204. Co. RI.-' As des 'rib..d in > IIt 2. page 34. Co.. Hter. All of All of (le..s. 75 a.'rts) in S,-. - tions 4"* and As des, ri. ed in D li 13. page 21., Co. llc SWt of S.:l'. NEX'- tof N', Lots 13;4. 13*.5. for lE:.3 Lots 13'4., 13b.:. for 1.24 S l of S\VI N% ' of \\ I' NWV% .. Lot 39 Lut 38 Lot 36 ... Lot 42 . 14 of SF'7 RN t of N V and in D B. B-.. pg 195. Co. ec. All of (leas 1 acre to Prin- g!e) Tr(%N OF CRAWFOIlD. Lot 15 ................. ...- liote 1. -. 1.3. 174 ..... Lot 11, 1& . Lotsl 290, 2.1 Lout 321, 322 ...... Lot 6., .--. . .. . LoUt 578. 679 .........--. . Lot 7 ... ..... Lot .. ...... Lots 937. 938 Lots 1109, 1110. 1111 Lot 67 .... Lots 1170. 1171. 1176. 1177. 118C. 1187. 1192. 1193 Lot 1256 Lot 1270 ... Lot 12i4 i DISCRIPTIoN 01r IAND , RW% of NE%. SW% of ,9E14 and NWV of Sf%' of 4 NW' Of NW' of NE .. NW of SO,% 7 SW% of S;, SE ,of SWi I I 6 acres, All of (I eF S3 7of L..t h and r, lart of rt. I* a:. " All of (le 10 ars and rt of way ) 14 SE'N of NN N f WE% of N\', 1 W. % of N .i ID SW% of S, 11 N% of Lot i13 Nw of SWV % E of NW I*N NW% of NM:' -" NE of N . SN% S .7 SK% of .V* 1 Lot 18 .... 1 ,ovt 41 1 . t 4 . 1. 2. .i. 23 ahm 57 1 I.t 22 Lots 33. ti. "5. NW' of NIE: . I.ts fl1. .'3. r NF,! NE%' I,'t- A, and 2 7 lots :, anld "o C. Lots rS and 21 1 Lots 32. C62" - Lots 42. 4.. 14 Lot 8 Lot 32 ....... Lot 57 Lots 13, 14. 1,. *l* or %;!W of SW. % - Lots ?2. 2:: -4 . Lot 3 Lots 57, .-. in 1 '. of' NE .. I Lot 18 I Lots 61.CL -' Lot 17 10 Lot 60 1 Lot 42 . leot 41 1 Lot 10 1 Lot 12 1 Lot 63 1 Lot 1 1 Lot 68 . Lot 5 . Lot 47 ad 3....... Lot 44 ..... ............... 1 L ,)ts 4. and 6 3 ......... .. .. . Lots 22 and :3 .. .. I Lot 31 .. .... ........ Lots 39, 40" ...... Lot 41 .................. Lot 66 and ........ Lots 2' and 2A 1 Lot 15 ! Lot 3? . Lots 38. 34. 35.6 .. Lots 28 and 1 Lot 2915 . t*32 t .. . .. . . Lot 5 . Lot 56 - Lot 32 Lot 69 Lot 38 . Lot 4567 Lot 45 . I..t 54 L t i1. 41. 2 ., 3 . *t 56 ... . 4. t 4. 35 .. I .... ...... S ,t . I .. .1 I., T I.. :' ;l.l1d h-'2 of 3. If':;e N. . uf 1,t :I, a cordigin to Virginia 'oliI-y 1'lat L.t 7 ., 10, 12. 13. 14. 1;. IS. D.'. 2'. 2" 2' .2 24. 25. 26. "2 2 .'. "2;0. All of Lots 1 t.. ;.2 in. ,L' of Lota 24. 25 Ltt .. S Lots 1. 2 .1. 4. 5. 6, 9. in. I1. 12. 13. 1;. :'. 22, 23, 23 t. 2 .. Nt2 of Lot 14. SL of L.t lI Let 9 - l liock 6, Lots 11 to 20 inc. l;'.,ck 7. Lots 21, 22. 23. 2t. 25. 2*. 2". 2;, Block 7. lots 30 to 35 Inc E' of NV. ',. bSF' of SW\'V. 3W%'i of SE\ vl'4 .. .... W% of N\W' tf xNE.., Iot 51 .. .i f N., of S SE of Lot t L .. . \\ .a of :.:',. StI, of NE'. LUts "-. 52 . SE% of SV. ... Lot 35 3 3 3 23 23 13 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 a.* 23 2- 2' 'J 24 25 2 2 .* .4 40 10 10 14) 104) 10 40 lto 40 4) 10 :20 20 30 10 10 10 40to 30 10 30 10 20 17 10 10I 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 10 20 to S 10 1:0 3 10 1 20 3 10 3 40 3I I0 3 10 1 10 3 I10 3 10 '3 10 .'1 104 ;3 10 3 10( 3 10 3 170 '3 101 N. S. Conner - J. J. N. Conner Campbell & Davis J. V. Sierra . M. Sutton .... C P. Winther E. A. Furelaw ... Campbell & Davis Mrs James Seydel Campbell & Davis Campbell & Davis Capnpbell & Davi.s Campbell & Davis Campbell & Davi.s Campbell & Davis V. E. Garrison . A. P. Prance. Jr.... N. J. Kern Campbell & Davis. Campbell & Davis Campbell & Davia H. M. larris ... Campbell & Davis John Volght .. Campbell & Davis J. MN. Daniela . Martin Hokenson . J. W. Mesaick Unknown .... Wnm. H. Burgen Mrs. L. B. Flanick J. F. Reed ...- Chas. F. Rocke . Edward A. Franks D. C. Learning ..... J. Reuter Campbell & Davis Unknown ......... Mrs. Elizabeth R. Stewart ......... J. B. Campbell .. B. M. Oibson . Levy Jacobs ..... L. E. Jacobs .. Unknown --. Campbell & .Da'vis P. E. Thompson John Demeler D. F. Spaihnhour P. E. Glascoe 0. E. Glascoe ...... V. H. Olascoe ... . A. L. Shoup ........... Fred H. Moore .. Harry E. Atherman J. A Bronset . R. A. Richard ... t'nknown ...... . F. J. Cunnlngham II. A. Hollenweber J. B. Campbell Morris Agar .. Benjamin Aaron George Brand .. Tompkins Jewelry Co. SAndy Rothman . K. Padroski Unknown ..... I E. D. Thurston Wm. Shaughennes. S Mrs. Annie Steks L. Lingren ..... S H. A. ossle ...e . Herbert Gordon R. F. Vaughan Herbert Gordon i Herbert Gordon Herbert Gordon P Herbert Gordon S Herbert Gordon Herbert Gordon 36w 3N 23 :14., Herbert Gordon 3t 3N C 21 I" Herbert Gordon 9 4N .q 411 Nussau Farms Co. I7 4N = B. F Scott 1 4IN '3 I B F. 'Scott 1 4iN -3 B. IF. Scott . 15 4N 'J 9 14. F. Scott.. ..... 15 iN 2-3 120 P. Scott . I 4.N 23 40 Jeslie J. Johnson I1 4N -3 40 U '. L Lambert-- 1. IN 23 160 Mra W. E. Sikes. 22 4N 23 160 Unknown . Z3 4N 23 20 Mrs. Irene Garrett 23 4N 23 10 Unknown 25 4N 13 10 R M. Davis .... 26 4N 23 640 H. A. Renfroe ..... 27 4N 23 80 T. A. Scott ............ 27 4N 23 S0 T. A. Scott ............ 28 4N 23 40 T. A. Scott ..... 2s 4N 23 40 T. A. Scott 2 4N 23 171 J. A Kniht .......... 33 IN 23 40 J. E. Nettles .......... 33 4N 23 80 Geo. W. Nettles .... 33 4N 23 10 A- J. Harder .. .... 33 4N 23 20 A. J. Harder .. 34 4N 23 120 B. F. Scott 34 4N 23 20 Campbell & Davis 34 4N 23 40 W. E. Dunbar 35 4N -3 10 J. B. Penty . 37 4N 23 4" Herbert Gordon 43 iN 23 3 David Benjamin 45 4N 2.1 2 o G. H. Stokes 47 4N 23 1S1 B F. Scott 49 4N 23 s BIt F. Scott 5 IS 24 2'*. A. R. Johnson I IN 24 so N.M. Carroll l2 IN 24 20 John C Hiolbein. "- IN 24 20 John C. Holbein t IN 24 120 J. II Sutton ; IN 24 160 J H. Sutton 11 IN 24 10 Irby W. Worrell 11 IN 24 10 Minnie H. Gilbert 11 IN 24 li Annie Wagoner.. 11 IN 2* 10 F. C. Merkle . 12 IN 34 0O J. M. Keen . 16 IN 24 46 Kinee Higglnboth- am ........... ......... 13 IN 24 635 J. M Keen ......... Minnie H. Gilbert.. D. 0. Davidson .... W. A. J. Sehbbert Mrs. F. A. Ashton. Mrs Wm. A. Heet- e r .... ..... ...... E. A. MaeBeth ... Mrs. F. A. Ashton K. Jones I. P. Workman . Jean Baraett ....... J. D. Leis 14 IN .4 10 Mrs. Wm. A. Heet- er 14 IN 4 60 Mrs John Baker. 16 IN :4 10 Allan Felters 23 IN 24 10 L. A. McBeth .. 23 IN 1 4 10 o. P. Workman ... 2N 2 2N 2" 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N ' 3N 2 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N SN 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N L 3N I 3N I 3N I 3N 1 3N 1 3N I 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 2 3N 3 3N 3 3N 3 3N 4 ;IN 4 3N 4 3N 4 3N IFr. 3N 15 3N 15 3N 1C :IN 13 3N 23 3N 23 3N L'3 3N 24 3N 24 3N :t, 3N *; 3N L6 3N 73 3N 74 3N 7.: 1.1 1.3 1.2 jKi i. a 2 4* TICE e following described lands, or so much my the amount due for taxes herein set op- DI~ECRIPTION 01' LAND coat of said sale and advertisement. will be lay of July,. A D. 1925. at Fernandina. In the J. D. OGILVIE,. Tax Collector. ~ W%; f ot NE .... SNW Y. of .. ...... ... . ei NE\ of NE,. N-.'- of SE1 % OW It of SW.4 of SW ........ As described In D. B. 3 S i a Pg. 17. '". Iftec ....... I I W' of SW, of NW .... 1 1 1 i A ll of ......... Lot ...I.:. .. . . Lot 4 .. .. . IS 23 200 A. J. Kinard .. 25.01 Lot 18 2 40 RmtIly E. Ward .. G.98 IS Z 1 40 A. K. Fouraker. 3.94 Lot2 . 2S 4@0 I. N Rewis .... 3.8 Lot 41 Lot 42. IN f. l .* J. If. Sutton . 2..01 I ,t 6 Nw%4 of W IN 23 3:7n Paul D. McGarr 4 .. 41.1h o N'. NE of S IN 2:* 4 J. HIf. Sutton ... 3.6 'i of HW%. SW of SW iN 23 520 3 II. Sutton . 33.09 of SI of NEoV. E IN 3 480 A. R Johnston 53.01 Sw of .S -- IN 2"1 0 A. R Johnson 7.22 R! % of NW'--of SW , "N bt H D. Crews .30 N- of N NE, S 2 2 ; 4) Herbert Gordon .6.ft E% of NE'.- of 3E,- 2N 3 40 R. D. Crews ... 3.89 9 %.4 ( of SW .. 1 . 2N 3 46. Herbert Gordon 3.89 g SEL, 'of NW' of SIV. 1 F -3 40 Josh J. Carroll 4.60 of NF of SW,. for It, 2N 40 R. D. Crews .. 2.89 if NEti of SW%', for 1i 2N .2;; 40 John J. Carroll 3.89 Sil.; of NW% of SW%. S 2N 5. D. Crews .. 2.6S o NEt of SW %..for 1: N 23 80 D. E. Johnson 6.32 N% of NF .- 2N 23 8s L. J. Williams .. 12.69 V SE. W of SE N 2- 40 Win. Rowe 3.89 NE% u W Rowe. Lot I or F'rac. W t. Cof NX 2N "1' o \Vm. Rowe ... 11.27 of NW A Bellamy Grant (l:ss 13 A to J. C. Jones) .. As described in D. It. 43. I'ge. 195, Co. Rei 7 SOUTH HILLIARD. Block 305, Lot 14 Block 308., .ot 20 .... Block 318. Lot &5 . Block 321. Lot 20 Block 321, Lots 27. 2 .. Block 322. Lot 16 Block 322. Lot 4 Block 3:27. Lot 28, for 192:' Block 327, Lot 28. for 19: Block :27. Lot 2 for 1924 Block 30, Lot ... Block 330. Lot I .. Block 332, Lot 30 .. Ble:k $115, Lota 12. 1S . Block 343. Lot 5 Block 246. Lot 4 Block 352. Lot 26 .......... Block 352. Lot 9 .J ..... Block 351, Lot 21 . Block "3f2. Lot 2 IBlock 356. Lot 20 Block 361. Lot 2, Block 365, Lot . Block 3:65. Lot 3 . luock 366, Lot 11 . Block 3646. Lots 28. 29, ... lock 36;. Lot Z0 ....... Block 370. Lot 12 - Block 382. Lot 30 Block 388, Lot 9 Block 389. Lot 7 4 Block 390. Lot t; . Block 395. Lot 22 4 Block 359. Lot 1 . 7 Block 410, Lot 10 4 9 Block 414. Lot 15 .. 4 Block 41z.. Lot 29 . 7 Block 416. Lot 11 -.--- 7 Block 41k Lotu 22 4 Block 426. Lot 16 .......... 4 Block 430. Lots 4. 10 .. 4 Block 431. Lot 19 ... 8 Block 434, Lot .13 4 Block 435. Lot 5 ..... 4 Block 438. Lot 27 ... ..... 4 Block 441, Lot Zl S Block 4. Lot .. ............. .4 Block 453, Lots 16, 17 ;4 Ul .4 Mlock 461, Lot . .4 Block 461. Lot I .. Block 461. Lot 16 ..... .4 Block 46.J. Lots 27. 2 iN .... 14 Block 474, L-.t 2 . 4 Block 474. Lot 26 . .4 Block 40. 1.1ot : . Block lh2. Lot 4 .. . i SW% of NWV . 10.56 3.89 1.27 1.27 1.24 1.24 1.24 3.89 1 24 4.19 4.19 2.27 1.66 7.17 1.66 3.89 1.24 1.26 1.24 4.19 2.27 1.24 2.57 1.24 1 66 1.24 1.24 1 24 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.24 2.07 1.54 2.07 1.24 31.8 1.24 2.07 2.0 1.2' 1.2 1.2 3.61 2.0, 1.2 .52 1.2 1.2 1.21 a.- 1.2 1.2 1.2 1 2 1.2 1.2 1.2 20 1.2 11.0 1.7 27.7 39.2 10.1 3.8 3.8 1.2 Il. 40 1.5 17.1 39. 10.1 3.1 3.i 10. 1.6 7.3 10.1 31. 3.0 10.6 73. 2.( 1.2 5.1 1.1 3.1 10. 3.4 I.0 10. 1.4 10. 1.4 3.4 13. 1.! 1.1 73. 8.1 2.1 15. 1. 1.4 10.1 .1 1.1 1.! l.: .1 1.] .a .1 S24 24 4 .. 27. 2. 30 S 6 isi ... 11 15 -2 '. 24 16, of S24 of 8. 26 72 3:11' I i l' 4i a i s, _I n_ .4 14t 21 4 I< 21 I*r "4 24 24 111 24 I1' 24 ? ;*I 42"* tW.DER i14. DESCRPlTIO __--- 1 J M Keen .1 M Keen .1 St. Keen 1. N. Green Mrs Eliza Cr'rws J. W. Rockett .1. W. Rockett . Iilliard Turpen- tint Company .... C. W. Lee Unknown....... W. E. Douglass - II C Emmerson .- S. I'. Roderick M. C. Douglass Mrs. E. V. Ru.,s'-l! herbert CnrdRn Willis Mitchner Mris. J Joines f. L. Jones, Callahan Turp. <'o Mrs J. H. Jori-es l'% A Wil'on 'iiknv., ti . IN IN IN IN IN 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N. 2N ;2N 2N 2N 2N 2N 2N ZN 2N 2N 4 . 4 * 3 6 5 3 5 b 3 7 1 7 i LeRus lIarto;uugh.. L. W. Howshirld. R. M. Goldberg W. -S. Boyles G L Boyle . Cha. 1'. I'luI H+ M Harris Herbert Gordn . Josepb E lHarrison J. C. Schlotes Mrs. W. B. Benn . Unknnwn i0 t'nknowl . x(. r A \ils :,I Callahian Turn, ,. t.: M rs .1 1 J.1 r** S: J 3 Jon.-s. Mrs. olive I'crwe Mrs. It J. 4'C('on nor Don Weber larne,-:t 1. Shirt>) C. M Stor . Charles F Re'Illy Nassau Rtealty & Dev. Co Mrs. John Mitchler Mrs John Mitchler Mrs. John Mitchle' Unknown F. J. Murphy Frank Motto Napsau R.alty & Dev. Co. . Alfred J. Myer J. P. Zurou C. II. Eggart 41. A Hanle) John A- Dollison - W. F. IHildinger J. M. Laps t'nknown C. L. I'ierce Johanna lHeinold Josephine Mahar 1E. A. Mahar Nassau Realty & Dev. Co. . Win. Anderson Louis Pellieper B. W. Burk . J S. Maxwell Willard Benzie Nassau Realty & Dev. Co. F. Zacharias Mrs. Jennie 51 Flood . .. G. Hohr A. W. Rohlwing.. Win. Willis .... .1. J. l'rzybysz J. E. Anderson ..... 'l'hos. 11. Quinn . S. W. Sandahoff Nassau Realty & Dev. Co. . Naiiau RtRiealt Dev. Co. Wallace Wing S4. D. ollitt ... S Unluiwn ........... A. G. Hoban L.' L. Hanna F. '. Muay John E. 1'enrry Ola F. Jonts J. "'. Krizia .1. '. ladduoch .\ F. ;'assert <.co. D. BIrlght K. C. Swagart 1. 0. lindsey 4) A. J Higgintotht amn . 44 A J. litgglnboth- ant. Jr. 10 Mrs. Adalaid Me L&in 40 Donald l)a is :46 Donald Davis lo E. Flzsimmonns 16 Eugine l'lerrfnger 5 Donald Davis 40 Donald Davis 15 T. H. Davls 40 Frank Dutcher Il J. I. I.eigh 240 Mr!. M. 1. Clark It .1. R. Vansy-ic 10 Maria Mant.er .10 <"has. Ilutlz 10il Wsl,-y lishop> 10 WV C. Beddow 10 H L. Taneyhill 10( Mrs. Il-inna rit - tian 0 ( Camphtb!l & IDavi.- lr: 1.ulttl S O4 borrn .' 4' Ll. y.l l'abella Il lnis- .. I. 1'nl ty & <*, l.iutuo S '* hr.r ; .1 L Leigh .. Simon K. Knudson 4 Gserge lH ,. s Ulila Ross Josh Fisher J..e Savag . leorre kicos. L. L'. iowshielI 11 L. Ri(h fit% .ldolp. Urtit. (r. Jmhn Voir-ht Itudolph F'elt-r.son O E. Clas.oe A. E. Drurnmmrtlr lienry Walitl .1. Rtentz II I.. ItohlnSi, .M1r t Ma r g a et R.nck H N ':astle M.rs. L Rte.. "1 R. 'a.rr..ll James J'ttitKr*w T S Datsk f> S. Spant...,r I'nkni,,\n Lir. *' l'. Wnthe-r I 'nkr. wn ii J II. W.ddeiell Heb..-c,'a .villler Sl. .:rnberg.r 1. 4" Wells J Cunningt.arn M. J Kern it. 1i Willisl Maria M.inser Rebecca Miller 'Unknown E. B. ,iGhen Ray Martin C'h&a. Stedronsky Unknown I'. Adrlas B. Pedrtena J. Reuter "' A. Spters J B C'amnpbell . H L. Randall .. iHerbert Gordon 1 Bi Im I 11 nil L N4 HI B II I% L s 1 I- .I Friday, June 26, 192.1 i a N O N I ; '. 12 ock 19.. Lot DI: lock 194. 1ot. 2, ::. 4 . lock 195. Lt :' lock 19S. Lot o . lork Itw :, Lots 2. 3. 4. lock 203. L.otf 1,. 1*t lock 2073. Lot 14 lock 20S. Lo.t 15 lock 20S. Lot 1 ; lock 214. Lvt 1: lock 215. L..t 1 lock 217. L"ts. 1. '"- lock 21t. Lort .u loek 262. Lot 2 lock 26. L.t :; loek 262C. Lot ', lo.'k 2f,2L. Lot 14 lo, k 2t;Z. 1.ta *I. 42 ll r k 2 1;5. L, t loek 2'i;. I.ot 1I .lock 2665. Lot 4 . [llSlNKtl,% . WORTH HII.LIAHD TERitACF. llo.'k 771. 1.-t 17 n NE co.rni-i f SF'i If" %V- of N1':4 of N'F. . .opt. 4. 15. 16, 17 It :4 ot SFK 1 }K1"- of NE, 1 Lots 1. 2 I IW % of SW'. I: I' of NWH.' of SW%1 1. t.. ol NW" of S .,; 1 Lots 13, 14 i Ol St. *S"'. Lot .,. D)uini's Survry. .ot 9. D)unn'.-; Surve> ) S 1 of NE'.% of SE't. L.ot I3 . Suh l.ut 1;7 I sw" of SF.L (I.e.-f to acres to Mathias) 1 Lot 2 Lots 57. 54 1 Lots *2. s* I I I I ! 1 IQ 4 1 v ;.30 I 0.15 E 012 1 1;.50 1.27 2.19. 1.27 1.27 1.27 1 1.27 8.54 5.30 1 IM5 13.78 5.55 40.99 2.49 X.54 4 19 4.19 1I 04 -7.48 5 85 .94 ..44 64. *45 Ali .65 1.1& .*9 .6s .65 1.16 .65 .65 .66 .65 .66 .65 .6G .65 .S .65 1.06 65 .68 .68 .68 .68 98 ca 94 .A5 .65 .66 .h5 .65 .86 .6; .35 .95 .65 .66 .86 .64 644 .64 .846 .65 4.35 .64 1541 1.84 .1.39 3.39 1.54 1 S4 1.24 4.35 1.92 4.35 10.22 ".40 1.54 1.54 1.6< 1 54 1.24 1.11 94 S34 6.34 5 34 4 ${ 1.41 .61 1 II .94 I 1 1% 16 IK 18 19 19 19 19 20 20 2.7 2'9 31 *1 210 A2 to. .t 2t V. 27 28 219 29 J.1 :12 33 :4 .14 4.4 l0 ZN 3N :1N, 3N IN ..N S"N 3N :'N ;IN 3N :N 3?. 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N ;N aN 3N 3N IN .1 N 3N 3N 3SN SIN :IN IN 3N .IN 3N 3N 3N 3N 3N :JN :N 3N :N ,AN 3N 3N 3N 3N :4N IN 3N 3N 4N IN -4 L' 21 24 '4 24 '2t "1 -3 24 24 24 21 24 24 24 -4 "IA 24 24 24 '.24 24 "'4 7:4 24 .!4 24 2'1 "4 24 -24 ,'4 "'4 2'4 24 .24 24 24 "4 L'4 .4 24 24 21 NP'.. Lot nI l..ot 5 S% ..f SE. . Lots 27, 61., .2. 53. 54 S1-'. of SW% NEW. of SW NEV Of SWVl W % of NI,% of SE. Et. of SE% All of (less 315 acres) Block 1. Lota 9 and N% of, Lot N of 1. 2 All of N,. (less E% of bII' 14 N ki of ........ . As described in D B. 2, pKe 22. Co. Rec. All of (less 1.06 A ) NEt.. Pract. S% of SW' Lot 2. and IFrt of SE% of SW'. -. - All of lesss F ot SEf ) As described it D B at. Pre. 179. Co. R . S% of SW of SE. W, S f S. r Lot 2 le . N\EI.. of Sl-.., f,f . As .*-ser bed irn I' D 4, PnKage 44. C, .1" As described tei I, it o. PaKe 547. Co. RFt" All Fractional Lots 1. 2 . As described in r H 41. I'ale 222,. <(b. Rc. As deseribeId in I JIt 4 PagKes 385. :Si,. 27. ,, Rec. Lots 1. 2. 'lat i. nof 'irle-tt Subdiistiorn An described in I' 45 Page 318. Co ( I0 . As described in D i -. Page t46, Co It-. Near S J. Baldwirn Il re Block 3. Lot & Block 4 Lots All ut In Deed abook 18. P. 14: Co. Recs. (les Rtt. w ;Wa Block 5. Lots All of. Brad dock's Additlon. (lss HIt o'f way) - Bl.-.k 2, Lots I to l c.. WIlson & Oatilwie'- Subd As described in D. BR 4 Page 54. Co Recs. Block 9. lit. of Loti Dancey's Surey - Block 4. Lot 2. Lakeside Park . . Lots 21. :. Siub <,r I. EF Picketts Lanmd Sub Lots 1. 2, 11. 12. i3. 14. 19. 20. Plat No. 2 As described an D B B'. Pags 135. Co. Rec. As described in D. B A9. Page 469. Co. R. 4. Iractimonal W 1i -N :*3 Lillian E. Dunstrr J. W. Schnider Mrs. Ntnetta Lay- ton 0. ,. ishlt-r Emil Koehler Leon Wild- 1.. C(. Kantz Unknown Mrs. Mae F'ergu- ,,. Unknown M. Kaplin W. M. lrady Iwella Allan lKos Mierr A J. Mierr r. J. 'app Enmma l'app t. 1-' nk Mrs. Thoma-s 11 Smith (41 Campbell- I.ilSa I i'ow.,l '". tl \ I'I -*u Il I FP. L. McKendr,., Ii F. L. McKendrte.- .' Wilson MrAlplu s Simon Wahhingt n. 1i> Joseph l'a.sileu .,* Leopold Phillil .*- Win. Johnson 66 T. II. Davis 4n1 Tompkins Jrwrei3 Co. n J. L. LeigKh Iv M. D. Dymock Zif Alex. Gautaler is$ A II. Stock I A. H. Stock 2.: It. Nicholson Iu T. 11. Davis 2' I1. 0). Honugh 4u T. II. at Ils andi Tompkins Jewei ry CLo. 1l. T1. W. Trego n 1I'nknown I tbWash Jackson I HI. W. Shoemak.' il 1' C. McMahonr Il J. Pi. Coleman li> T.mplnpkln Jcw-lr, Co. 10 Mrs. E. V. Iturn-r o J. 0. Ulrich .' Davis & Lland. It T. 11. Davis 10 Unknown 10 B. 1.'. Dunlap 1L Aug. Miller 14) L. Itea t14U knownn -'0 W. N. Btrady 40 W. J. llarriso., .'i W. J. Harri.sov 441 Mre. A. L Rtilliel 10 Unknown .. lit Mrs. Bermeda F Boenn 10 Unknown 10 Davis & Lloyd 31 Rebecca Miller 10 Alice D. Me-t'uriy III T. H. Davis 6)0 Frank Duteher 10 Mrs. Frank Dutch er 54 Mrs Sarah Camp hell 111 Leopold Ilendall IU Myrtle Adamson In John IP. A'd:ani,.) MSl T. II lfavi< Nl U'nknowit '11 Davis & l.1o)'1 10 Davis & Lloyd 14i If. M. Catle .. l0 J. Ii. Campbell 1 Wim. Boyle l0 'I. L. Boyle '14 J 1B Campbell !aP T. IH. Davis i il. Mbl. Frakes . 10 I. MI. t'Castle 2'* OiPs-ar Andreat lt, Albert I. Lee lu A. If1 C. HI. Keller . '240 J. \V. Ito.'ktt t50 T. II. IaAvls n'" Benjamin M. ;ol.1 berg 19 Toimpkins Jeielr. Itl I. rink 4 Tninpkin4 Jkeweir ('Co. :: ,.9. A. Madnlox .-0 Tcmipkilns Jeweli Co ...... 2u knownn 0', J. S. Jonnings 4,1 ';A.'W.au tmprovr ruent 4'o Ilutto iPrAddu'k., Ji Jilr 'Valtlace .... J,., S<'usUell and T.m.pkin*; Jewvf- I, ," r. l"'U llos 4,, j. i t'ampb-ll 44. 4 C" M,'Krndree 4,,> ti-de I' lank, r t. *'.1.brrt .tPfwta r i' rnLFnd A& ('tof .x .1 .' JU.nrinii 44 t-r.i i. SynHiki rttP. I;. II '. th tiip :l,"t S;t, J M K'.-r. 2'4it J M K-'-: 14 A L Jubibo., W.'.' 1j J Nt-lis hileiL.4 252 Callahan Turp 4'.. am 444 Mrs S F" ilggit, botbanh. llslr. ,.r 4'S J C (7Ilh'-rY .' John Baker 14 J. C Gilrert 1k.; Henry White S (l.izzie lill k, 5' N NI Murrj. 1, M li urriy 4, *" Auiln ." .I M -l, S Vnr. :Neltorl ." J II Meek J 4 Whiltterlore M M Murray S : It Braddock I : H Lradud.ik a I II iraddock 1 f. Br.Addo. k I i N%'ew% ."on. ! I A Carpenter J Q Whlttemoure . Q Whittemore UlJ I. Z Wilder Mr., 1. MI Wilder owN1RR I.: I. .4 9.. - 2 1' ~ 5, 44'. 4fr .' 2 b' 4 Sv .1 ~ "5 4 I'. .4' 4.', Li 11. 'u. 1"'. IL .4 * IIo 4.. 1 * I ! U 4 s:s fc i-t .04 4 -*5 4 6 .** it l ii a I..i a .- *. 413' 4allT.hmn T.urn i'. ek O I .94 .69 d 9 69 .90 6 w 69 6! .94 .it 6! 61 t'I 94 94 .t0 .6! .6! 5 34 .61 .63 .94 .I! 1 44 .6! .60 ,0.20 .61 .41 .61 9 f f o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 I Lot :.'* Lot ., Sub I.nt : >; l...t- "1 .;;: Lot t. Lot 15 . .. Lot 3:5 Lot 2 . Lot 53 Lot" 4S. r,*- Lot til Lot 43 Lot 15 Lot 34 Lot 31 . Lot 4 ....... Lots 27, 28 NE% of NE., Lots 17. 19 .. .... SE % of SkE.% ,r 1. (ot 49. -i0. 51. 52 Lot 47 Lot 46 Lot 36 . Lot 24 Lots 6. .5. *.4t Lot 44 Lot 304 Lots 9. 1It. 11. 12. 14 Lot 13 Lots 25. 26;. 27. S. "29 I.ot 4;3 Lot ; . Lot .... N\VW ,"f NlE'., NI. of Lots 38, 3:1. 40. 41 Lot 17 Lot 16 .. .. .. Lot 22 .. ....- 1 t1 39 ::-. .. ..... Lots 10. 11 Lots 20. 21. 46. 47. 48. 5. 15, 16. 19 Lot 7 ... Lot 49 Lots 17. 30 Lot 21 Lot 38 Lot 45 Lot 17 sIE% of ;,4 r.f %SW, . Lots 26. 34. :il. 34,. .1 Lots 62. *t 1 Lt 13 Lot 16 Lots 21. 22. 2'. 24 37. 39. 40) Lots 3a. 34. :;i L'.ts 60. 61. Cl Iot c t3 .. - Lot 3 or WV 0 of .- NWt4 ,., NWV SEV of NE s of N'F . SI: C,orno-r of S-k. I,,t '. 7. ?. -7 k . '4 14 )7 4 .4 :4 '4 9i '9 66 74 16 19 89 83 66 09 :4 It :4 15 68 18 67 19 07 26 24 19 9- 92 18 76 68 13 14 07 15 6 I8 19 14 19 04 05 74 18 is 6S 19 24 14 14 14 14 11 64 16 II 16 14 i 14 16 lb 17 17 l7 25. ;;. Lots 21, 22-'. .4 Lot 9, 'Curnwall Si vey .. Lots I. 2, lunn'a Survey Lots 5. ,, ,I. wunn's Survey As described in D. B 32. rge. 285. Co. ltecv. SE;. of NE'%........ NL.k of 51' (le.s 'b ac'resl SW'1. of NE%. ........ 5' of SE. 4o1 Sr . Luta 27, 2b ...... ..... .... Lut 10 .. Lot 50 .. Lot 48 . Lot 1 .. Lot 49 Lot 41 L.ot 61 Lots 7. TOWN OP IIILLIARD. Block 14. Lot 2-14 of 2 Block 19, Lot 4 Block 21. Lot 4 Block 20, Lot4 1. 2. part of :2. 4 Block 4S. Lots 3. 4 Block ,-5. Lots W'.2 of I und 4 Block 60. Lot.,t 5, ,. 7. 7 1. 2, 3. 4 Block 62. Lot 2. Block 7U, Lot 2 Block 74. Lots 3, 4 Block 75. Lots 3. 4 . Block 76. Lot 8 ........... Block 77. Lots 7 and N 1 of Block 88. Lot 7 . .. Block 90. Lots 19. 20 Block 94. Lot 12 . Block 96. Lot 21 .# Block 99. Lot 19 ...... Block 104, Lots 10. 11. I01 Block 104. Lot 17 . IBlock lo5. Lots 10. 11 . Block 105. Lota 3. 4 Block 109. Lot 1f Block 19, t Lot 20.- Block 112. Lot .l ....... Block 114. Lot 22) Block 115. Lot 21 Block 116. Lot 11 Block 117. Lot .. IBlock 117. Lot 2 Block 118. Lots 13. 14. 15. l. 17 . ...... . . Block 11. Lot J .. Block 120. Lot 9 Block 123. Lots 2;. 24 Block 1"Z9. Lot 2 . Block 129. Lot 146 Block 131. Lot 16 . Block 131. Lot 11 Block 132. Lots 4. 6 . Block 132, Lot 17 . Block 132. Lot 1 ... Block 134. Lots 8. 21 Block 134. Lot 1 ......... Block 135. Lot 19 .... Block 139. Lot .... Block 140, Lot 2 Block 149. Lot 21 .... Block 152. Lots 2. 3 .. . Block 152. Lots b. 6 - Block 156. Lots 1, 23, 24 Block 157. Lot 21... Block 160, Lot I .V . Block 160. Lots 16. 17 .. Block 165. Lot 5 ...... Block 169. Lot 2 .... Block 169, Lot 8 .. .... Block 171. Lots 15. 19 Block 172. LA.t 20 Block 172. Lots 5. t, 7. 1 Block 174, Lot 21 .... Block 176. Lot 6 . Block 177. IL to I. v. 10. 11. 12 . Block A77. Lot 2 ... - Block 179, Lot 16 . Block 184. Lot 18 . I 1 I I . A I Friday, June 26, 1925 _' ____ ~- ^ ^ i - ST. PETER'S CHURCH J. W. Bleker, rector. Second Sunday after Trinity. . Holy communion, 7:30 a. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning "prayer and sermon, 11 o'clock. Subject: "Elijah Under a Juniper Tree." Evening prayer and sermon, 8 o'clock. Subject: "The Pro- duct of Man's Three Higher Faculties." Monday. June 29th. St. Peter's Day, evening prayer and ad- dress. Wednesday. 8 o'clock, evening l)rayer. E. C. FERREIRA WEDS Mr. and Mrs. Elton C. Ferre- ira, of Jacksonville, returned from the mountains of North Carolina on Thursday and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ferreira at the beach for a few weeks before going to Savan- nah, Ga., where they will make their home. Mrs. Ferreira, be- fore her marriage, was Miss Willis Johnson, of Elberton, Ga. Mr. Ferreira is a Fernandina boy and his many friends ex- tend hearty congratulations andI best wishes for a long and hap-i py wedded life. Homely people are seldom pit-I ied, for where there is lack of "looks" there is generally an ex- cess of brains. Slam the fly. the mosquito and swat BACKACHE Mimssipi Lady Benefited by Takig Cardui. #I took Carduilor backache and a weakened, run-down condition and it strengthened and helped me says Mrs. Matle Hurt, of Coiiwater, Miss. "Before the birth of my children, when weak and na .ea.ted. I took Cardul. After AThe birth of my children, when ust getting upto do 7y work, I took couple of bottles ofCardul and it ever tailed to strengthen and hdp me when tak- I seemed to enjo my food and my back would fei sronr. 1 doa't believe Im M h kept g In td it nat been for Cdui n4ihSe utentb Itve W. Whe change iA e cameo I ..got down In bed. L eSeemed to bet jut a terrible drag. I did mot have strength for anyttlng. My btck hurt My limbs hurt. I was so nervous I couldn't rest. "I knew what Cardul beaddone o nt straight for it, and it didid i * it bed done before-stregthen- d ad buIlt m up." At al drug store. c-4 1 x PROJECT NO. 3 IS GETTING MOST OF 'THE SUPPORT SThe questionnaires sent out by the Chamber of Commerce with a view to feeling the.pulse of the voters of Fernandina rela- tive to calling a bond election for paving virtually every street in the city, have been coming in in great numbers this week, a committee having been appoint- ed at the meeting of the Board of Governors of the Chamber of Commerce held last Friday night to make a canvass and properly distribute and take up the questionnaires. The people seem to favor Pro- iect No. 3. which is the most ex- tensive program suggested, as it had a lead of from fifty to sixty votes yesterday, the two lesser projects getting very lit- tle support. Very few of thc voters have expressed them- s elves as against paving. In the event, that Project No. is carried out, property owners who were assessed for a third (if the cost of Center and Eighth street paving last year will be refunded their assessments and! the entire issue will be by taxa- tion and not by direct assess- ments on the property owners and city, as was the case when the city put down the five blocks of paving last summer. The proposition Reemsm to, ..w* peal to the people, and should a sufficient number express trem- selves as in favor of paving, the Chamber of Commerce will turn the questionnaires over to thep City Commission for such dis- posal as that body .et. fit to make of them. A SPLENDID FEELING That tired, half-sick, dis- NASSAU COUNTY LEADER, FERNANDINA, FLORIDA 1EGAL -AD TISE TS --......-S:---...... I LOCAL AND PERSONAL OTICE OF APPLICATION FoR LEAVE TO, D111111,ONOW% I' YR- i ., n._-- Don't Forget to Get Your ayo,,e i.r'. gi.In that oi the Mrs. Jno. M. Adams has re- Picnic G goods ply to. the- HI..norabl.' County Judge in turned from a Very pleasant vis- ".Incf f,,r Na ssau i ,Uit\ Flitrida. by II I i"l., .q sng .u. n l.. a. a b .-;it to friends at Live Oak. at the titii. f,,r an Order :aithwizing me asI to friends at Live Oak. iu4ardi ,2n .f the pers-,n and estate of at the lHoward iHll I)aviS. .Ir.. minor and i O heir at la of liowardi Hall Datvis. Sr.. !lee-eased. to sell and -,tnvey at private E. W. Carroll, secretary of the a l..ll the. undivided ,ne-sixth right. Chamber of Commerce. went to title and interest -f said IMinor, i, and ithe fol..wing property. situate.. l- Jacksonville yesterday. ling andl I nin in Na~-:ii '**"untv. Flor- (ida. to, \it. -- South i:.;f (Si.; and the South half of . Northwest quarter t';:. of N\ t and H. A. Ferreira and family, of the Northeastquartr f orth- wet quarter N ). a in- Section Jacksonville, are spending a few i Twelve. Township Three (3) Nrth ot days at the Jetty Fishing Camp. Ranore Twenty-five 21,) East. ~.Cntailn- ing Four hundre-l ;andI f,.rty (44t0) a Ahc,. N'orth-ba.,,N < alof .south- Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mulligan WE CARRY EVERYTHING THAT IS NEEDED went quarter of .suitheatst quarter , e(SVtt of sE >. ait i:ast half ite.) of and little son have returned I Southwest quarter (."\\"'0 all i1, Sf-.- r-m a r. North of Range Twenty-five (25.) ford. Fast. containing F,,ur hundred and Cups, Etc. ,forty (440) acres, mnir or less: Cups, Etc SAlsoot Numered ur (4) n ee- Wheelerand King Mularkey tiotn Rix (6). Ti-wn.ish1p Three : and King Mularkey, North of Range Twent,-six (2. ) i:;t. otf West Palm Beach, are the W e ose at 1 Saturda containing ess;.- rt. a,'re. ,re r guests of their parents, Mr. and Alo. the Nad tlith e Saa uth- Mrs. D. P. Mularkey. east quarter (n%'! and SFi ad the """" r Southeast quarter (SEki 'f Southwest ------ .. . .. quarterr (SWV ). all in Se-etion Eiight- 0 _ _ _ -__ _ _ _ __ ___ cnn (1). Township Thr..- (3) North of Mr and Mrs. Cooper and Itange Twenty-six (*.'#;) ls-;-t. a Also, allof ectioe T"r,.sv-n Twenty-six (2#S East. El,.ss acres in 1 1 Sthe Sutheas.t quarter o said eti.. -- --- - containing. Five hundred and nin.t" -. ha u J l G9.0(5) acres. more or less Mrs. Sarah Ferreira, who has Also. the W\est half (\\... of s-e . lo.n Twenty-two (22). T.ounship Tir.-., been quite ill, is able to be out + - () Ntrnt.h of Ran. Tw-tsix I>G) again, much to the delight of / A X F - F.a'st. ,vintainini Three 1tit11dred ;,.t lid ul, muc lo me ueiigni oi A m m I A 1 twenty <32o) arrest. mor o.r less: her many friends. iX ff * Alai., all lands North ,f I lurniner " Swamp in .Setion Twent' -nine i. -------- A LL T H ErA- ; Township Three (30 N..rtil. 4 .f an -I. Twenty-six -(2) Past,. ront.:ing on. The Marianna Country Ctub .LL EA R hundred acres (100) more 01 dless:. pr en H E Also. the South half (s'... of s;t ,.thwas well represented in Fernan- st dquarter(S) ofad So,; dina on Wednesday by a bevy of STRAIGHT GRAIN (lb). Township Three "(.) North f, pretty girls, sixteen in number. Range Twenty-six (26) E:aMi. ,ontuir,-cit th w , While in the city they were I r A ing Two hundred and forty a Hha1 e in th t h e iore or s'.l: shown some of the attractions l Also the N. northwest qluart9-rti.'N%" N 1,X. anid the Northwest quarter (N\') it here by two of the members oft IITN T G L Northeast quarter (NEt.4 and the < puth half(Srif1 the Xh,., the Junior Chamber of Com- "SH IN G LlESl -iu:arter (NE% I and the Southeast mrce, Messrs. D. A. Kelly Jr.-' for ing Four hundred ani thirtv,, a ---o-- personal Service Always .Trs. more or less. A " AIlso. nil of Section, Tent, (20). D. A. Kelly, Jr. and1 Redmond i ii1*A m I II I*-i-. * Tounshhp Three (3) North of (I2lim,' e Je$" ,Twenty-.six (2 ,..ont.in,,i SXKelly returned home on Satur-1, N.S A I I5. H U N Iundred Iand for..ty ,:4, .res. ,nr,,rc ,r day from Belmont Abbey at Bel- I nASAiu iI UULUMBER COMPAN Also.l1 o,f s e.tn,, Fiftee, i -i. mont, N. C.. to spend the sum- [ ,. .. .... .M nt-six (2 East. containing ,x mer vacation with their parents. O n nundreoi and forty '44<) are!s. niore Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Kelly. D. A.. :. PHONE No. 7 Cor. 1st and Calhoun Sts. . .:xcepting from s.,id Sections six- Jr. was quite successful at l* j te;n (16). Nineteen' 1,. and TW-.'t) ,school this session, bringinging ____-__...-__.-^-...._. ..+_++ bg-"). a certain Iraiir_,adnrig it-,__-_ _a_ __......... ..... ............_"_..... I___-____......._-._ -- (.as described in that. certain Dred of home two medals, one for ath- ,'-)nve.yance bearing toste eclemsber 12 |-.-1 tl . i'4. ra. IniJ.''avis4't als eto IF'rirtl. letiecs and one for scholarship. THINGS CLOSE TO US Some men are so unlucky that v Western and Northern Railroad oMp-- I .... .tn.v. and recorded in I'eil rook Nur- ------- they have their mouth full of 5er 52 at pages k61 and 563 in the tf- r. of JcSOT Clothing that covers our bod- f the Clerk of the Circuit urti Dr. Fred Waas. ot Jackson-J .. peanuts when it comes time to Sght for Nassaountainng. Forikit sand ville, was called in consultation hes, od that strengthens us, ell at th e ball game S ..Io0 al-res ';,/'0 e ts. anor. or with Dr. D. G. Humphreys on ome furns ings that take the ...-sld.Jfw... .ohesrr an to ....a.., T eday monrinf in regard to drudgery out of daily tsks, iinor. Howard Hall Dlvis. Jr. We are glad to state that Col. tl t a -."*"I( FIRST METHODIST Dated this 25th da of Jme. A. A rdnitin i.. not ritual that really matter in our in- RST aETOuDia i .2-, 5. olo den Vcondtlilonl is 1 t crLitcal./ .. .. t. .. ..U t. ,. F t c tensely personal lives.! .CHURCH EI ELAII E. DAVIS KIN;, Dr Price a celebrated physi- -2s tio 7-24 etitioner ia, who is visiting in Jackson- The better clothes, foods and *** ar. Broom** mad S** l i . --------T--- clean, who is vmtngid Drn Wacas pleasures others enjoy, we IN TH U COUNo vi e, accompanied Dr waa. strive to enjoy too-labor da- Sunday School, 9:46 a. m. TV. IORIDA. ily to obtain. D. A. Partin, Supt. In the Matter of the Estate of Ge.rge During the time we were hav- To give information of the ____ N. Vanzant, deceased. ing trouble with our linotype, best. advertisements are writ- .C ces Notice is hereby given that I .1 F. Church Serv.ices Vanzant, as Administrator of tie es- we had occasion to call up the ten. Through them the new. tate o cGeorge N. Vanzant. deceed. southern agency in New Orleans that has been tested and prov- a1 ,. m. and 8:00 p. m. w ill on th e 1st day of Ju ly A D. 1925. a ndu,. --o . file my final return or my account over long distance and must ed good offers itself. wi th the Honorable County Judgeofthe advert Morning Subject Nassau county. Plorida and_ at th CilCogratulate E. C. Mulligan, Through the advertisements Morning Subject: Couiagfdt reeling caused by a sa.me task tor the approval 'f my nager of the Southern Bell yo tol'id liver and onn ti ated said account and vouchers and peti- | manager of.the1. i t. oi, Be l ,yo orpid liver and constipated ion said court for my discharge as Telephone and Telegraph Co., an bowelsacallrendotten rid of with guch exacutor.n bowels can be gotten rid of with suDtedthi.s21t day of April. A. D. who got our call through in just wa suIpri-sing promptness by using e a 'J. F VANZANT. fifty-five minutes. the Herbine. ou f eel its beneficial Administrator of the estate of George effect with the first dose as its .. Vafnent. deceased.. 4-24 to 6-2C --' --- I 1purifying and regulating effect -- '---T YORT AAUL Mr John Hernandez. accom- me ius thiough and complete. It TV. F.ORIDA-VEor coI-panied by his son, Randolph and he not onl drives out bile and im- j OF SAID O TT. wife and the former's son-in ers purities l)i it imparts a splen- Whereas, Percy L Thomas ias up- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. it plied to this Court for Letters oft law :(id feeling of exhilaration, minstration o the Estate of ar Dayton King and two children sa strength. vim, and bouyancy of ulane. deceased, ae, of said County ,r and a daughter of Mr. John fr spirit. Plico 60c. Sold bv J. Geo. ahese are. Therefore. ts, cite and Hernandez. Jr., all of Jackson- Suhrer. Fernandina and Conner re and *creditors of aiad deceased ti ville, were the guests of Mr. J. e ru Co., Callahan. e and appear before this Court. on A. Ferreira and son, John T. 192:. and file objections, if any theN Ferreira and family, and other! CARD) OF THANKS ad otherwisee the samen will begrant- relatives, on Sunday. 1-d as prayed. WI tineqs my name as County Judge -; 0 wish to express in what- th t are. thi n ay. The Leader's linotype went ever measure words can convey " "County Judge. O O H fo evr nwa-stir word, Call Convey seal) J. It. -STEWART. out of business Friday morning, our heartfelt thanks for the 1v the county Judge of said County: and was out of commission until B many kindnesses shown us in Wednesday noon. Excessive our recent bereavement. the NA ESA U ETAT. heat in the electric pot destroy- loss of our husband and father. OF FLORIDA ed two of the units and it re- -Mrs. Versaggi, John Ver in re Estate of quired the services of Mr. M. H. saggi, brothers and sisters. 'a ailn cdtjrets. Legatees:l Distribu-;Guthrie, of New Orleans, La., to w t_ ees and all Persons having Claims; replace them. As a result we d( or Demands gainstt laai tthtemt: r t w d i1 ll for Fernandina or pull You. and each of you. are hereby had to leave out several items el t 1 1 ri,&.il or P nolofied and required to present any i olit. claims and demands which you. or lat week which would other- either of you. may have against the wise be published. estate of Mary A. Beugnet, deceased. late of Nassau county, Florida. to the 0- undersigned Executors of said estate,.0 within two years from the date hereof. Mr. and Mrs. Kennard and Dated May 22nd. A. D. 1925. L::M .SO BEU T. grandson, Sammie Kennard, left HAROLD V. BEUGNET. fr Executors Last Will and Testament On WedneAday for Washington, Sof Mary A. Beugnet, deceased 24. D. C. and other points to be gone IN COUNT Y JIDGS- <.T. Several weeks. Mr. Kennard is F H Otel I AND F XASA the accommodating agent for COUNTV. FLORIDA the American Railway Express D) SI l N in the Matter of the Estate Co. here and goes to the capital of J. McDonnell. deceased. ty on Notice is hereby given that I. Laura city on a well earned vacation. of the estan te McDonnellf J. Adminitratr d r. and Mrs. Kennard will visit Sa ed. willon the loth day of July. A. D. their -daughter, Mrs. Clifton 1952. file my final return or my ac-illyer. while in Washington. count with the Honorabile Cout Hillyer. while in Washington. Judge for Naasam county. Florida. and at the same time ask for the approval of my said accounts and voucher@ and, PRESBTEIAN CHURCH petition said court for my discharge ESBa1 MAN CnUKH Tl Nowtlp (as such AdInlunlatiratrilx. - Dated this 12th day of May. A PD. 1O2'. t Sixth and Alachua streets. k DLAURA ADALINE 1cDON`;LL.' S Days 75 Cents A aittri of the estate of J. Rev. W. T. Overstreet, pastor. on. deceased. to 1. Regular services on Sundays inner $1.OO We are told 92 per cent of the at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. accidents could be avoided.-The Sunday school, 9:46 a. m. other eight per cent, then, are; Prayer meeting Wednesday AV A t ccide nt night. V f A M---- A irin invitationn t mrivn tn u have a chance to compare d select almost anything you Lnt or need, They offer you e world to choose from. They help you identify the merchandise worth while. They ip you determine which deal-' s can serve you best. They contain personal mes- ges for all to read and profit om. I A Dollar Speqt in Advertis- Goods Buys a Dollar's Worth. FOR SALE 33 forty foot, 22 thirty-five1 ot, 11 thirty foot green cab-! ige Palmetto piling, 2310 feet .r $267.60. Piling at foot of eech street, all clear of debt.' sk for Mr. Willis. If you can't dance, dance any-, ay, and you can claim you are, going the latest step that no one. se has seen. Let us do your printing. "Watch Your Step" Evening Subject: Dr. W. F. Dunkle Will Preach Thr n4ic w ll &aspire U .** Th a seum s wil hello)&.s %our presemene will help ms. W. G. STRICKLAND Pastor -^------ M-- CR 3Send Your Dyeing and Cleaning To ROCERS tJONES 611 Mi SL.dimniil.0Fi. We prepay parcel postage on returning. Florida's largat and finest equipped ftench dry cleaning and steam dyeing plant. Nassau County People! -Eat at the- NEW DIXIE RESTAURANT Center Street Bet. Front and Second Streets Everything New and Up-to-Date WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Keystor ALBERT Ma Dbiing Row Meals on Wee Sunday D ri.%H the- _ _ ma.mm" Friday. June 26. 1925 ie Fu NA SAUCOUNTYLEAiER iEiA I IN FLORIDA U CU OR LEADER I HOUSE IN -A0CMD- -- mxUANDINA NEWS-.RnCORD PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT FERNANDINA, .FLA. CICKET PRWllnTrr,E Ieead mP b'r. Entered at the postotfice at Fernathdl na. Plorida, as second-c.lass mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. Local and Long Distance Phone, 40 SUJSClRiTIl" oN KIATES: One Year................. . Six M months ..................................... r .7 SIr .le Copy .... .... . ........ .. ..... STRICTLY IN ADVANCE Envying a man of wealth nev- er made a person any richer. He who speaks ill of others speaks worse of himself. Tongues wag only when there are ears wiling to listen. The fellow who aims high sel- dom ever hits below the target. They grow tea in China, but they are playing with TNT now. Talk is cheap except when you talk back to the traffic police- man. 1 fl .-watted in time con- s s t. riL;y for more pleasant Dessert is the end of the menu which goes and comes with company. Money used to make the mare go, but now it pays for the gaso- line and oil. The Chinese had better mind their peas and ques or they'll have a real war yet. A man on a vacation spends more accidently than he does on purpose at home. More boys are playing ball . WU- -oAwraj IM.gg .* m Who window glas. Being human is a hard life, but suppose you were an ant and had to dig for a living. Mnea wilt down collars on warm days while chiding wom- en about the clothes they wear. A cheerful giver is popular as long as he sticks to money as the medium of exchange. The only way you can offend a man by calling him captain is for him to have a higher rank. The children's clothes will stay clean several days if y8u keep them off the children. O,:ions arc vegetables people try to id:t without breathing it to a :-oul, but never succeed. Possession may be nine points of the law. but under the Indi- ana "bone dry" act it is illegal. The fellow who works by whistle geiuerally lows most about what he does. the the Some men made the mistake of making the gardens too large for their wives to finish. The old swimming hole isn't what it used to be before the girls invaded cincts. its sacred nhe m::n who takes a fr seL:'-exanmir.ation in to..sts of bcing a Ih. J manl. . When business men shaking their heads and shaking hands, business better. pre- litt! nevc: self- stop begin gets When you think you are about able to make both ends meet, somebody moves the ends far- ther apart. Skinny girls generally swim much better than other girls be- cause they spend more time in the water. Eskimos are said to be a hap- py race. They ought to be be- cause they never have to watch the thermometer. I Experts advise us to swat the I 9_ 4"A L L- 1 &. i. A- .* - A Our idea of building Fernan- dina is not so much to, adver- tise our community as a com- mercial rival of Chicago or Jack- sonville or to attempt to prove that its climate is the most won derful in the known world, bu rather to do quietly and effect tively day by day the little tasl. that is next to us. Many i. Chamber of Commerce in th, past has spent a great deal of time on the outer walls of the city, blowing the community horn, while it overlooked en- tirely the mud hole in front of the door, the unsanitary, stag- nant, mosquito breeding pool in the back yard, the open garbage can, the unpainted fences and unkept yards. Let's not be so ambitious to do great things that we will ov- erlook the little useful services that will mean so much to life in our community. One of- the biggest needs in the modern American city is more neighborliness. In the' quest for gold we have allowed our cities to become collections of service stations, formerly called homes. .American cities. are in danger of disintegrating by sheer weight of great num- bers who are not closely knit to- gether. The smaller towns in America have a big chance over the larg- er oqes in this. Here one finds a COMMUNITY in all that beau- tiful word signifies, a group of citizens with common interests. Don't dream of making our city merely bigger. We should be coficerned about making it better. This is not only good sense, but it is good business, for a family that is happy and con- tented is permanent, and peo- ple who love to live in their town will tell others, in the most ef- fective publicity ever devised on earth-the word of mouth re- commendation of the trusted friend. Let's put "our house in or- der." EUROPEAN PEACE Iw--i-- sn fMu%&rZ.. I- .Mrtua ft tact, the neadlnen tell us, 1el- lowing an argument between France and England on a pact program, under the terms of which England's great war strength is thrown behind a four-power pact, which guaran- tees the inviolability of the Rhine frontiers as delimited by the Versailles treaty. Other participants, besides France, will be Belgium and Germany, pro- viding the latter agrees to the conditions. The news will be viewed with skepticism by most people in the United States, although no one would welcome peace in Europe any more than Americans. The United States has been unjustly accused of delaying peace in Europe by adherring to :ts tradition of aloofness and avoiding foreign entanglements. If this means peace, this new pact, then all power to it, be- cause America, made up of peace-loving people, finds no pleasure in seeing her friends across the sea continually em- broiled in war-like gestures. America's participation in European affairs to any further extent than she has been engag- ed would not have hastened peace. It was a tangle that only Europeans could unravel. If they have succeeded, America will rejoice, with them. , A newspaper editor has fig- ired out a newspaper has over wo million chances to make a mistake on the simple phrase, to be or not to be." Now don't :he dear public be a little less critical. Nothing takes the wind out of a fellow's sails more than to find everyone else in town re- ceived a souvenir- postal card from his friend. - The loose-mouthed men -who are ready to convict the accus- ed without fair trial are just as docile as any other citizens when they are put on a jury. He who casts the first stone generally breaks the window glass, but some of the other boys in the crowd may be blamed for it. VWhen ou give other people a piece of your mind. you are4 MRS. J. GEO. SUHRER EN- TERTAINED ON MONDAY Beautiful white hand-made bride's roses lent gaiety to the' attractive home of Mrs. Julian George S'ihrer Monday after-*7 noon, when she entertained at bridge. complimenting Miss Rosemary Humphreys, whose wedding will he solemnied on Tuesday evening. June ,30th. Tables were marked with t inv white rosebuds. The plahe cards ; were Holland colonial girls which lent charm and dignitv. When the score was added it was found that Mrs. H. F. Sahlman held the highest and she- re- ceived a beautiful linen buffet set of five pieces.' The consola- X tion prize fell to Mrs. I). G. A Humphreys, a set of white rose X deAigned bridge tallies. A very interesting contest was held when paper and pencils were passed to the guests to name the "variegated roses.'" Twenty minutes were allowed j for this. when Mrs. T. G. Ozmer was found to have all names cor- rect. She was presented with a 4 hand-painted linen guest towel and sachet of roses. The cut prize for bridge was won by Mrs. . Leroy McMurray, a Maderia hot: . roll cover. Little Miss Estelle Shave,; dressed in white taffeta and i e-i -sembling a rose, presented thelI honoree, Miss Humphreys, with a lovely vanity set in white r:sc 4 lace of five pieces. Miss Mar- garet Golden, of Jacksonville. guest of Mrs. Suhrer, was prte- qented two doll style pencius. i A white rose, the symbol of purity, was given to each gue.-t !' as a favor with small kid slipper,, filled with rice attached to ea-h item. . Punch was served throughout: 4 the afternoon by Miss Laura Bridier, of Jacksonville. Later an ice course was served in solid heart shape with cupid design on each and individual cakes in the shape of hearts and stars, I the color scheme of white being carried out. The hostess was assisted in this attractive enter-, Q tainment by Mrs. W. Leo Shave : and Mrs. J. M. Roux. MRS. C. W. LASSERRE EN- TRRTAINRD n TIT "r nA.IY On Tuesday evening at the Keystone Hotel Mrs. Charles .X Lasserre entertained for Miss , Rosemary Humphreys at dinner the members of the bridge club iof which she is a member, and ! the invited guests were Mrs. J. George Suhrer. Mrs. Ira W Hliar- 1 dee, Mrs. W. Leo Shave. Miss '1 Bessie Nagel, Mrs. J. M. Roux, Miss Sunshine Gibson, Miss Mar- garet Golden, and the honoree's mother, *Mrs. D. G. Humphreys. The arrangement of the table was in the shape of a square, iii the center of which were bank- ed potted plants and ferns aind flowers, was very effective with the bud vases of shasta daises at each place and a fringe 6f green ferns on the white cloth between the vases. At the place ' where the bridc-to-h,.' Mijs 4 Humphreys. was sealed a lask.'t of daises with green frt' wa p placed also. A miniature dollw dressed as a bride with ingil veil and wreath of orange bhns- soms created much interest. asi the miniature bride took several walks around the table during! the serving of the course. The delightful menu served on this oWcasion was Floriida fruit cocktail, queen olives aind' I celery hearts, puree ot chicken and tomato, broiled squab. I chicken creamed asparagus tips,! Julienne patotoes. stuffed toma- toes on iceburg lettuce, hot rolls. * ice tea, cantaloupe a la mode, mints and salted peanuts. During the evening many games of bridge were enjoyed and when the score was count e the highest was held by Mrs. J. M. Roux, who was presented ai cut glass sandwich plate. The, consolation was won by Mrs. H. F. Sahlman, wo received a sil-, ver pencil. The honoree, Miss Humphreys, was presented a white moire bride's book, "Wed-. ding Chimes." Mrs. Arthur W. Palmer and daughter, of St. Louis, Mo., are regitered at the Keystone Ho- tel. Mrs. Palmer, who left Fer- nandina several weeks ago,. deeming it advisable to return here for the summer for the benefit of her health. Some time Wednesday night' thieves entered the fish house occupied by the Ocean Shrimp Co. and aDnrooriated a i, r liii 14 USUIWBI S P/ E N D T H E ZI IATI I ';hew Ocean City .t.f 9 9 IT IS NASSAU COUNTY'S HOLIDAY SURF BATHING BOATING, FISHING Big Basket Dinner and Fish Fry at-City Park MUSIC ALL DAY-FAMOUS Jacksonville Police Band DOUBLE-HEADER JAX TIMES-UNION .vs FERNANDINA First Game Called at 2:30 Attractions Galore! Ample Accommodations For All- COME EARLY! Stores and Business Houses Will Ra i ~~lon ina n o T To.... 1I T-*.- I . - --~~~-- -~---- ----- NASSAU COUNTY LEADER, FERNANDINA, FLORIDA Pame Four - - - - - - ------------ 0 19 Friday, June 26, 1925 NASSAU COUNTY LEADER, FERNANDINA, FLORIDA Page e nnouncin the few Standard Six Coach Abundance f room fr rs xoChiUnusualy wide doorn I roa ats. * not want the ordinary type of coach. Studebaker builds this dotte green with satin-blak top. Engn o hd -lof remarkable power. smoothness and ac- coach complete-body as well as chasis-thus saving the profit celebration. Safety lighting control. Full- which other automobile manufacturers have to pay to outside s $e1 s body builders. As a result, the price is much lower than that $1295 of any other car of equal style, performance and dependability. . B actor DAVENPORT-BROOKS CORPORATION BYRON B. BROOKS, President-.Phone 91 sem --------et--n-w-fo---a--egi-----RS.---.--. ---UH--R ENTER- ====----" seemni to )eset now for a legis- MRS. J. G. SUHRER ENTER- Ivote of at least three-fourths of MRS. T. G. OZMER ENTER- Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stark, ot i 'gal te sua hle. TAINS FOR MISS MORSE the states, and with the wonder- TAINED MONDAY EVE. Jacksonville, were summoned So me good arguments might _ful progress our country has here last Friday on account of be made in favor of income tax M made under the constitution, it th d publicity, but they are few. It tainer Ge rge iuher enely behoov's us to support it loyally Mrs. T. (. Ozmer entertained former father. eahMr. Gustav was the avowed ntentio and to defend it agnst all ene-at her home on Monday evening. Stark remaining in th city n- was h'e" avwed intention of home on Wednesday evening at mies in whatever fnrm the at-complimentig Miss seaman S congress h enactment of the 8:30 o'clock in honor of Miss n whateverr form the at- compliment Miss osmar til Monday. ,statute to drive tax dodgers Helen Morse, whose wedding willta come.umphreys. The n r1mi t P ihe "rOm"uer cover. And it i. he' 1The constitution guarantees also reasoned by some that since.. solemnized on Wednesday o to every cit izen, high or low, ah- lower floor we openedolcal Announcements taxation is a public function, noex: next soulte freedom in thought and a* l math very attractive within -.. s. s tcrecey should exist regardinoi At places were tallies incup-e oduct, so ong as he d, s not h-pink hydrangeas and pink as- ' the amounL o taxes paid id designs. Fancy heart shaped which intfe-s ith the terms and sprays of plumosa.,, n ,: ..,. ,r t eTo offset the axes paid. hIcandies on tables were enjoyed rights or liberties of a fellow wheor the tables wOfle which^""' : t, j '.4,, arranged . WY To offset these, which may be;during the games, which w hetimenf ,,,,,Wi,... ,-:,u:,r ,,, t,,, termedg^th aewihwere for the am-. of bridge. whicha.t: d:it1ze termed go.ol reasons, i.; the fact played in the living room and 'a wwere played with much pleasure. ,.t .. I ,-,,, ,', ,, Pass it ar tat don by library, which were artistically "ualit o otit an h the score was counted - aftereverymtL .the mere publication of income decorated with vasesof pinkequalit before thwhat iMargaret Golden. of Jack- ,.. ni;trt. W p Give ther"famly tax paymentstwithout expla na I htmore C.an anyone want' MrgreGltden, oJc" lve t faiy tax payments without explala-crepe myrtle and lavendar hy- more ca anv(ne want sonville, holding the h highest r. I- n,.tf.,. the benefit of its tion. The income tax is like drangeas. The day is sanctioned by sla- o s sw :.ri>xpVA.I aidatngeLwa presented a white linen todigesttos. many other things in that it 'Whenthe score was ounted tuteinl every state in the Union acv bag. The ca ; Uh 1 l .I .. ....u.. ...:. C teeth too 'Mishen the sol itas counted thd the nation .,.faiy, bag. The con.solat ion 7 ., t always does t explain tsl. Miss Nell Davis was presented as lthe birthday' of te nato prize was given to Mrs. Leo; n ..... *n M ge hos W. r It's possible to conceive that for bridge a black enameled This is ample x 'tit f he Shave, a rose vanity cas. The I,... -. ,,,,,:,..:t .i a relatively poor man might pay oeipact. the e.na c atisn. 0, solidity and unity that our corn- :, ,-;i ... ov ... t.. n.Te ,-, .. ... *. a large income tax through ver pencil, going to Miss Ruth t a dav ftorrejoicing; like-e rdge table pencils. The _n__,_-_ *""-_-_'__,. some stroke of good fortune, 'Morse. wise a for sher thought, olee was peented iory hehotn- which would not come every High score for heart dice was that the t so oly fghtore was presented ivory decor- year. An it might happen that held rs. J. B.Stew a tha the te o noy fugh t ated hand-painted ends. ll a run f pr business, r r The cut prize was wonand thevicto ies s alia,,tl The tallies wee ride hand- Tut r another m reaso in much better she received as a prizefa line allmaintain day shall not have e pain ted Sis leal the question has e tpcumstance.s financially, w vhild finished box of writing aper in vain. a out the entertainment. ice itnnHmimBin upavatcomaratively small in- A compact went to Miss l)oro- nan.The hosted er hed- I'IRIASHING INCOME TAXI, ':14 aC with individual cakesde-m ,comle tax dut-tolosses cau.,, Iby thy Ward as a consolation prize. ,toursey will celebrate Wel-witha pinki r e d o o llmur a run of thw o busibtless, or fur The cut prize was wont I r the festivities. c f hated w h a pink rose uwreit aen r a Sincxte the supongre s court has -m other easould be. Christine Morse. a fancy wall Week next Wenesay whih was written ar pst, ie. Some senators have an- Manifestly no list of income tax h entd a yofrbldstatd t We have ,Fridat received a sup- those invited to join them being (] _NN Shred this part incof the tax pli- Both red by exemptions whh ae. srvd puncwith an differ elaborate programincluding ao scheme being se thr Golden Worgh- Workr Sis le an others will insiueston has est, yet the people who diant g hehonoree, Miss Morse. asEverybody ishade of greende. Nassau and Mrs. Ralph er of Jack- it'me ang retained. So the for stage e thr way. h resented by little Miss nk aura nt Leader Feandina, Fa. sonville; Miss Sunshine n. cas w d doubtless make de- iBr idier, a colored glass water at ion to participa The membe rs of the bridge t;.xt ses.s St meansmuch uness ac-s ented a box of blue statichone pry. We have s of Fernandinaved and sup-those invited to join them being I enlt as favors. A delightful ev- Amli Island which will be Pal your subscription now. t lmiitun iiiiniilusuiiim Shave this part of the law re-companied by exemp w mi s spent t all Mresent.d ply of d esk blotters in severalMrs. De\itt T. ray, of Jack-- duriigngH thei popular shade of green. Nassauand Mrs. lplridier. SOLD EVER Y WJ(HERk irAn ice course of pink ande County Leader, Fernandina, Fla. sonhille; Miss Sunshine ih,. ..,d . white wito m ake a Fourth of Julys on" . -f Apalachi a AN. aEALndM Hr. D. (.. ...... ... .. '.. .. ,,, . .I RE AN ) HKALIHIIt'I a:i j YJI'UI ~L 11 EJL IV IPi UL uIV A :lJR father it is "What'll we do on Judge ,,e, 't I l. , .the Fourth ?" family, of Jacksonville, were the (ON B U TiII FULAMLIIS ISLAND) X Gone are those reckless. week-end guests of Mrs. (ray's Ward's Orange Crush, Grapico. and f-_ (Aglorious Fourths of July! The sister. Mrs. T. G. Ozmer. All Kinds of High-Grade Sodas ._ \places that permit the old-time r.es bang of the cannon cracked ar W\illiam Strickland has re- xA -,growing less and less and the turned from three weeks pleas- TELEPHONE 69 :fIdeal Home Sites for Summer da has lost all its glamour for ant spent wth relan ELEP Vacationists and NYear | n ihr rannsn Coca-Cola Bottling Company d tMr. and Mrs. Edwin Hood and E S'Round Residents eyes and feet and legs intat little (laughter have returned CORNER EECONI ANDI ASH STS. % They will probably be thankful from two weeks pleasantly spent FERNANDINA - FLORIDA that someone was so thoughtful iAshville. lN with relatives. as to think enough of their wel- x, .- fare to save them from them- A Sensibly Restricted selves. D. L. Hodges. the school board - - G uarant l Improveents The youngsters do not ex- man .from Hilliard, was a busi- llimaitrml4liITil1i.n, alt..''."e.hmimnWi ' rated Iprveents actly comprehend what it's all ness visitor to the county spat Sales.Now Being Made on Pre-develpment about,but the can be taught, on Wednesda. Save T im e by Shavin Pr{ce Basis discretion, they will come to u,- Miss Dorothy Jffreys return-- T 'derstand the day's significance.,ied several days ago from a visit' TERMS ARE EASY :i. As decades upon decades go of several weeks to her aunt,', -AT- Sbvy, they will have a keener sense Mrs. Yates. at St. Marys. Ga. o of appreciation for the foresight M C M O O R : of those men who laid a found- I* M e Oi M , H. W. HALL action deep and broad enough to Many are availing them.-elves Parlor Y su stain a nation for 137 years_-of the opportunity to take a dipTonsorial Parlor Special Sales Representativea nation that has come to be the!in the surf these hot days. ('ENTER STREET most powerful and at the same. EN-0--TE Time the marvel of the earth. Our sub-scription department` First (lass Work. Courtesy. Cleanlinesi With such a basic law as a is still in a receptive mood. |protection of the people even -----BI WolffCo SalesAets BILlARD HALL IN THE REAR .against themselves, which can Tell your friends about Fer- BILLIARD HA I PF W A EI QA M not be changed by popluar vote nandina. & Cold Drinks. Cigar. Cigarettes and Tobacco * anr a majority of a state legis- ---- i. I "-" . Uen seasons Whyd SAVES TIME-Change the shopping hour to a social hour; CONSERVES ENENGY-No need to carry bulky packages; DELIVERY TO YOUR DOOR-Rain or sunshine throughout the year; AVOIDS SHOP- PING INCONVENIENCE-No walking, driving or parking difficulties; SHOP ANY TIME OF DAY-Tele- phone us any time of day; COSTS NO MORE-You get better values; QUALITY GUAIRANTEED-On all phone orders; REDUCES STORE EXPENSE-En- ables us to do larger volume; COMPLETE GROCERY STOCKS--Available in the telephone service store; PERSONAL SERVICE-Where you are known and catered to. C. P. Rutishauser's MARKET AN D GROCERY Cor. 6th and Ash Sts. THE TELEPHONE GROCER Phone 190 If Anybody in Town Has It-We Have! The Flint Six "55" Sedan Flint Six Series "B-40" Broeugaam "A BETTER BUILT CAR" The closer you compare it with other cars in its price class, the better you will like it. ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION E. N. SORENSEN FERNANDINA FLORIDA S--*-............---*-*-. ST. PETER'S DAY AT FELT SLUGGISH Monday, June 29th, will be Sbss lMa Te&k A H6 St. Peter's Day. Services will be held at St. Peter's Church at 8 eef from imgem. p. m. The rector asks for a rep. resentative congregation and Sused to suffer" a Mr. the public is invited to be pres- Wadif W. Macdollf7, 017 4 F ent. vew Ave., Edwrdsville I.., "with indigestion, a tight eei The social that was to have nla my chest alter mes-felt slug- been held on the church lawn yhlazand dull nd out ofls. after the service hasr been call- Iwod be very conpated. ed off q account of the intense DmeonerecommededBla-found heat anTuncertain weather i Ieoryua*sia tort. aIusaedIt e. I u t be without Sickly, Peevish ChiMren "My work is Inside. I do notget - as cihexercise as I would like, Children suffering from in- ad attimes my sysege5t testinal worms are cross, rest- o od active medicine, less and unhealthy. There are A eroe or twodoesof Black- other symptoms, however. If 0 a head clears up and I the child is pale, has dark rings "For stomach or liver trouble, under the eyes, bad breath and Black-Draught does good." takes no interest in play, it is Thedford'sBlack-1 Draugtisrec- almost a certainty that worms I-ended by thousands of others tIe' relief of many common n- are eating away its vitality. The mentsduetoa torpid liver, need- surest remedy for worms is isglaxativeorcatharticstiamuation. White's Cream Vermifuge. It is Sold everywhere; 25c. c-aa positive destruction to worms but harmless to the child. Price 35c. Sold by J. Geo. Suhrer. Fernandina and Conner Drug ,. .Co., Callahan. 1 I NOTICE We buy and sell all classes of Real Estate FOR QUICK TURNOVERS SEE US AdamisAskins Realty Co. Opposite Keystone Hotd-Po. * -r. You. and each of you. are here..y notified and required to present any u e claims and demands which you. -r In last Sunday's edition of the either of you. may havw against the FloridaTimes-Union there ap. estate of Gustav Stark. deceased1, FloridaTimes-ateTnion there np of Nassau county, "lorida, to the u.L- pear all item hearing a Fer- dersa ned Executor of said estate. within two years from the date her f: nandina date line, to the effect WDat L TER S WHITNEY that the Methodists of this city Erxecutorof Last Will and Tesiamerntwill, in the near future, erect of Gustav StarkDeceased. 6-26 to Sunday school rooms on their PREVENTS INFECTION -lot, corner of Cedar and Fifth -'" Streets. The article stated that The greatest discovery in; this lot had been purchased for Borozone, a preparation that in real estate values and was comes in liquid and powder of the choice pieces of real form. It is a combination treat_ estate here. It is a choice lot, ment that not only purifies the but it was not purchased, being wound of germs that ca donated to the First Methodist fection but ct heals the n- Church by E. W. Bailey. of this with extraordinary speed Bad city, and Jno. W. Simmons. of wounds or cuts which take Jacksonville, who owned it wee-ka to hal with the ordina jointly, and The Leader wishes Uenth od mend nakly to correct the impression that it ,.nif.ent me Bnd quickly under was purchased by the Methodst, the Powerful influence of th-is purhae b the Methodist wonderful -remedy. Price (liq- denomination. id) 30c 60c and $1.20. Powder G. L A. PICNIC 30 and 60c. Sold.by J. Geo. __ DrugCr, o.. da han d Conner The ladies of the G I. A., of D g oCII Jacksonville, about sixty in all,j When we a .become f e enjoyed a picnic at Fernandina m a^-y f Beach last Friday. They enjoy- woe tohen feel PerfectlyCOM ed bathing and all the attendant pe-ten to make su 81resttiongn t #_,".... ,.. ...... .... aJ mi lu CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria ... . LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS O- ---- - NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX C .... ,,,NO DEED. CALLAHAN NOTES Notice is hereby given that D. E. I Keister. purchaser of Tax Certificate ._ ..... -0 No. 412, dated the 3rd day of August. A. D. 1914, and of Tax Certificate No.' , 395. dated the 2nd of July. A. D. 1917.1 Callahain, June 23.-Mrs. C. and of Tax Certificate No. 434. dated C. Moore of Sopchoppy, is the 5th day ,,f June. A. D. 192:. has ""I - " filed 7aid eertificate" itn my office and Spending the week with Mr. and has made application for tax deed to Issue in accordance with law. Said .'Mrs. G. E. tiGpton. certificates embrace the following de-. Ira Brandies, accompanied bvy scribed property, situated in Nasseau. county. Florida. towit: uhis sister. Miss Lillian Bran- Lots 13. f, 1, 16. 17. 18 19 20 and die Miss Irene Beasley and 22. in Block 154, Town of hrillfard iles, Miss ree Bl asley anu; The said land being assessed at the Miss Virgie Jones. spent Satur- date of the issuance of such certificate , No. 412. in the name of Nassau Realty day in Jacksonville, taking -in I Development Company. and at the date th L of the issuance of such certificate No. 't piMctures. 85. in the name of J. F. Menefee, and at Buford Speares, of Jackson- the date of the issuance of sucA certifi- I cate No. 436, in the name of Unknown. ville, spent the week-end as the Unless said certificates shall be re-uest of Clifford Brandies. deemed according to law. tax deed will T l . - " issue thereon on the Ath day of July. Robert Gupton. of Jasper, was A. D. 1925. Witness my official signature and the week-end glest of his pa- eal this the 4th day of June..A rents,. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gup- ('SeaiI ,I. C ItoRoaSS. i1 to. Clerk of Circuit Court Nassau couin- Mrs. oyles, accompa nied ty. Florida .i-r5 to .7-3 li"s. L. b<>\les, accompanied --rdby a hevw of Callahan girls, I TE CIRCUIT COURT. FOURTH spent Saturday afternoon in1 JtDIVIAL CIRCI'T IN AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY. FLORIDA.--IN, Hlliard. Bert Libby, of Hilliard, visit-: Winnie Ch.muihi..r Crove.r. ed Callahan Sunday afternoon. Complainant, i - C mpis lnaor.e There seems to be some attrac- Donalit N, :roir. enonan t m ,, tion for Bert here. N efUOTIC:-,- H To S -T lenry Newsome, wife and ba- NOTIC T4 NON-ItSINT by returned on Tuesday from a TO: DONALD N. vROV'R, QUINCY. visit to relatives in Wrightsville, TY. are hereby required to apPe-ar Ga. on 6to t h day of July .A. I. 1925,. to - the Bill of Complaint filed herein: Mr. S. J. Baldwin and little' against you by Winnie Chambers .;,dt,a .ghe. atiT fMa, x of Mia- Grover, in the Circuit Court. In and for Iuatgntel, 'Altie vlidt, 01 vlia- Nassau county. at Pernandina. Fi r- mi. are here on a visit to friends The Nassau County Leader and Fer- anld relatiVes. nandina News-Record. a newspaper of r o |]h i n o genaftl circulation. published In Nas- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh DiXOn, of sau county, Florida. Is hereby desl gLessie, were in Callahan TUes- nated as a newspaper in which this or- der shall le published for four (4) su.- iday afternoon. cemsive weeks. WITc e weeks.n hand q clerk of a tR. A. Ogilvie, wife and moth- Court. and the seal of said Court. at er spent Monday in Jacksonville. the Court House orf Nassau county. In' the City of Fernandina, Florida. this Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ogilvie 3rd (lay of Ju'i, A. 19R5. motored to Jacksonville Mon-, Clerk Circuit Court, Nassau coin- day. ty. Florida. _- to 7-:l Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Guptonl NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAx and Mrs. C. C. Moore and Mrs. 1DEI. \'W. F. Conner spent Monday in Notice is hereby given that 11. C. ;Jacksonville. Sanders. purchas.er of Tax Certificate isses ill No. 245. dated the 5th day of July. A.' Misses Lllan Brandies and D .. has file said certificate in Irene Beasley and Nellie Hig-1 my office and has made application for tax deed to issue. n accordance with ginbotham and Messrs. George law. Said 4 ertifihate embraces the fol- 'Henry Stokes and 'Bert Libby lowing described property situated in Nassau county. Florida. towit: [spent Sunday afternoon in Fer- Lots Sub 1) of 3. in Block numbered 244 In the City of Fernandina. Florida. nandina. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certifl-: cate in the name of Joiseph Jones. Un-, BEACH PARTY less aaid certificate shall be redeemed BA PR according to law, tax deed will issue thereon on the Cth day of July. A. A very uniue affair was giv- 1925. A very unique affair was giv- Witness my official signature and en by Mrs. H. F. Sahlman at the seal this the 4th day of June, A D. i lb a A i Bec 1926. :Miramar Club at Amelia Beach (Seal) G. C. l'URGES.ss. o Friday e c i Clerk of circuit Court Nassau coun-Ion Frida evening, compliment- ty, Florida. 6-5 to 7-3 -ing Miss Rosemary Humphreys. NOTICE I Bridge was played during the ----- '" evening. 'The tallies were shells, Sunty, (lid meet at the progressed according to the "Lourt House in Fernandina. Florida, direction given on the tally shell on Monday. June 1st. A. D). 125. and during the games. Miss Kath did adjourn to meet again on Monday during the games. Miss Kath- June 29th. 1925. for the purpose of erine Whitney holding the high- hearing complaints ant receiving tes-oing timony as to the value of any pro- est score, was presented two oerty. real or personal, as fixed and i.-sessed by the County Assessor of handsome handkerchiefs. The Taxes. and for perfecting, reviewing consolation prize was won by nd equalizing the amteszment roll for 011"0 Ronll prize was won by I the yearlizin e ae nt rll f Mrs. D. H. Ground, who was giv-i Chairman H ord of County' Commie 1n a glove Dorine. The cut prize 4.loners,.Na.4.at ,ounly, FIorUd.t ATT" ST f was awarded Mrs. T. H. Davis, a (;. C. BURGESS. Clerk 6-2G deck of bridge cards. The hon- OTICE O APPLICATION OR TAX oree, Miss Humphreys, was pre- DEED. sented white silk lingerie. The Notice is hereby given that C C. guest of Mrs. Sahlman, Miss Lloyd. purchaser of Tax Certificate No. Sunshine Gibson, of Apalachi- 134. dated the 2nd day of July. A. D.rI l594. fil "id ceriiate in cla, was presented orchid silk office and has made application for lingerie. tax deed to Issue in accordance with, law. Said ertficate embraces the The decorations were made by growing described property, situated the arrangement of the beauti- Lot(4s numbered One Tw and Four ful trailing vine with large pur- (4. Town f lilliard pie flowers, commonly known as The said land being assessed at the th potato w r in date of the issuance of such certlfi -1the potato vine, which grows in :ate n rthe name f nk.,,wn Inlesa such profusion at Fernandina .'ording Jto l wi tax ded will issue Beach, and was very effective at heron on the 13th day f .U. A th time with the table markers Witness my official -iherature amade of beach shells. The favors Seal) this the BIh day of Ju,.- were large shells filled with can- Clerk of Circuit Court Nas.sau cou-dies. ty. Florlda. 6-12 t, a->o Mrs. Charles W. Iasserre as- IN COURT OF THK COUrTY JrI I.isted the hostess in serving s AScA corTY. .TATI. chicken salad in peppers, toma- OF LmO "A. to sandwiches, olives and grape In re Estate of frap GISTAV STARK. Decea. rappe. To all Creditors. Legatees. istrlhiu- ----- tees and all Per.ons having Claimn,, AN ERROR CORRECTED or Demands against said Eqtnta. Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE Ci NMTAUR COPAT. C NS w TOOK CIT. AND I)EIART- How albot a subscription to OF THE MAILS thie chamberr of Commerce. ARRIVAL URE All windows ,f the Fernan- dina postoffice op)ein at a. m. daily, except Sunday. Schedule of the Mails Arrivals-10:00 a. iT.. 1 :111, p. im., 10:15 p. hm. Mails close for dispatch at 7:55 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. Mails for Western and Cen- tral States and West Florida should be sent in the 5:00 p. m. dispatch. All mail for dispatch should be in the office, thirtyy minutes before close (if the: mails. E. J. ROUX. Postmaster. Se nd Your Steam Dyeing, Clean- ing and Pressing to ATTHEW HAYWOOD N. 3rd St., Bet. Center and Alachua Streets. Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 158 Slant the mosquito :ald swat the tly. L. GRUNWALD Optometrist and Master Optician All Defects of Vision erleattlf- rally Corrected hein-r..ri h nd wvrt-ci n, ver S'.-.nt t -is rrd , S 11 it.ba ade sv N .BLAK POWDERED MILK Uniforminqu!ilty. H|.r:, !..fresh- ,lli fl""vor. C'rur .in v".odesne. ""ce icnt fur anrinkiiiK a:iil tooktfm. 1u t ^ ,, *y ,u p p l y. S. M. BACK PHONE No. 50 About Insurance W. S. WHITNEY Office First Floor Waas Buiding Opposite Post Office ISLAND CITY GARAGE Iodge Sales and Service .-rON mum First class repairing done at reasonable prices. Gas, Oil and Accessories- Batteries recharged and repaired A. I. Rinnk rA I naWinklor Always Bears the xact Copy of Wrapper. a of E[q-o oD-- R I I I IL u La ---------~---LCCrmCt----F _____ __ _____-- -----~CII~CIL113C~-- ____ ____ ______ S0 NASSAU COUNTY LEADER, -FERNANDINA. FLORIDA Friday. June 26. 1925 PaPe six In 1- F Friday, June 26, 1925 NASSAU COUNTY LEADERt. FERNANDINA. FLORIIDA pamr 4rever. 9.94 4 E,~ 49 ..-: 8 *. 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Only holders of Coin Certificates, therefore, can be absolutely sure of obtaining the Coins on their Release date. Premiums on the Coins go toward the comple- tion of the great Confederate Memorial being carved at Stone Mountain, Ga. BU Y Coin Certificates NO W ! For your children's children. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FERNANDINA FERNANDINA, FLORIDA Wood, good wood. Phone 69. -0 Miss Reba Haile, of Jackson- ville, spent the week-end here as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Haile. Chowders and lunches will be served at the casino every Thursday and Sunday. Also on the Fourth of July. Miss Scheffer, a registered professional nurse of Jackson- ville, is the guest of Mrs. P. J. !McAleavy for several days. ~- --0o- - ' Mr. and Mrs. James Colsey. oft Miami, are in Fernandina for the summer and are pleasantly Located at the Green Tree Inn. ------ - Mrs. Ralph Bridier and child- ren, of Jacksonville, are guests of Miss Chrissie Kelly at her home on south Fifth street. --- O- Miss Sunshine Gibson, of Apa- lachicola. is the guest of Mrs. 11. IV- 0_1k --%O1 qt h&111. h.iItraInur if FrPn. sandinat. ch \V atI j. Lohman sold his resi- Seacdence property, corner Fifth Sand Alachua streets, to John R. Mrs. J. P. Lopez and three Hardee, Sr., last Friday. This children, of St. Petersburg, arc is considered one of the best the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. pieces of property in the city. Johns for several weeks. .. -o - (Chowders and lunches will 1,, Sse rved at the casino evt'y RThursday and Sunday. AlVz -n P1the Fourth of Julh. 1laii li;ii'ii!Iuninfifw niht ituI illummii li GhIi lltll dBihiuiMiNwuhilelflit i lutuh iiajw u llH ilulhuim l, lh l 0l - m_____m_ _l.. _______- 1 No improvement in sc-hool ^ !. conditions is possible until a Wood, good wood. Phone 69. Wood, good wood. Phone 69. strong public opinion approve -- --0---- and demands it. Parent-Teach- Mrs. George Burt left this C. C. Conner and S. C. Brock, er Association. morning for a few days' visit to two of the representative citi- 0- friends at Pompano and Miami. zens of Hilliard, were in the city We buy shrimp, heads on or yesterday -0--yesterday. __ heads off. We are now located FOR RENT-H o u s e, Bath i at DiGrande's shrimp house. and Garage. Apply S. W. Gluck. i FOR RENT Five-rooms iTelephone No. 5. Florida 117 South 8th Street. downstairs, kitchen and bathShrimp Fisheries Co. --0 room. unfurnished. Mrs. S. Sal- . .__ vador, St. Augustine, Fla. .-, ... .. Me ad MS0VA IMIr. anU mm.. tarl i tierings- wald, of Jacksonville, spent Sun- day in the city. Cash paid for Shark Fins and TrA mn V, a I. 1, L T aw- I E \W. Bailey, Jr., of01 rlano, Mrs. J. B. Hurwitz, of Jack I spent Sunday with his wife and Mrso J. B. Hurwitz n o Jack- tbabvy, who are the guests of his sonville, spent the week-end at parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. the beach with her parents, Mr. Bailey. Sr. and Mrs. F. C. Ferreira. --- -r- errapnJsII. L UUlg w anI Ljaiun- dry.. -- -- Send your dyeing and clean- --0---- FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, ing to Rogers & Jones 611 L. D. Lloyd, of Boulogne, was one-ton worm-drive second-hand Main St., Jacksonville, Fla,, We Sthe county sett on A :Florida repay parcl poetase on rt !Ln- I ---0.-.--- Walter J. Courter went to M'ami on Saturday, returning Mondayy. -0-o --- J. Kennard, Jr., of Savan- Ga., spent the week-end as the guest of his family. ---0---- D. A. Kelly. Jr. has accepted' a position with the Lasserre Mo- tor Co. -0-o--* C. W. Lasserre and family are pleasantly located at Fernan- dina Beach for the summer. --0--- Send The Leader to a friend; it may be the means of getting another resident for Fernandina. 3. . Chowders and lunches will be Mrs. E. W. Bailey, little son, served at the casino every Rene, and Messrs. A. 0. Bailey Thursday and Sunday. Also on and Gordon Carroll made a busi- the Fourth of July. ness trip to Jacksonvilci WVed- 0 .!nesday. --0-- SHRIMP BOA FOR SALE quick sae at a bargain Shrimp boat "Nerid" for sale: fifteen hundred fifty acres tim- cheap. Apply to Capt. B. J. Mc-ibered land in Camden county, Neil, City. 6-26 Georgia. Wire or write W. C. ---~- KING. Kingsland. Ga. Chowders and lunches will bei served at the casino every Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitney Thursday and Sunday. Also on are the fond grandparents of the Fourth of July. their first grandchild, Marion -- --<- Dudley Boyd. Jr., horn Tuesday L. L. Owens, the county com- at Tampa, Fla. missioner from Evergreen, was -- ---0-- a business visitor to Fernandina Miss Ruth Johnson loft last Wednesday. Sunday for Tallahassee, where _ she will attend the summer ;school at the Florida State Col- ilege for Women. ,I -0- III Saturday, July 4th, Independ- ence Day, being a legal holiday in the State of Florida, the First National Bank will be closed for business on that day.. -0-- The many friends of Col. N. B. Borden will regret to learn that he has been ill the past sev- eral days, and all trust that he will enjoy a speedy recovery. Dr. S. Copeland and party of four, of Jacksonville, were visi- tors to Fernandina on Tharsday, having been registered at the Keystone Hotel. For quick sale at a bargain fifteen hundred fifty acres tim- bered land in Camden county, Georgia. Wire or write W. C. KING, Kingsland, Ga. P. E. Stapleton, cashier in the office of the American Railway Express Co., is relieving the agent, S. J. Kennard, who is away on his vacation. -------- Messrs. Walter Scott and brother, Clarence Scott, of Mi- ami, will spend the summer ini Fernandina. They are pleasant- ly located at the Green Tree Inn. Mrs. J. P. Johns has returned home, after a month pleasantly Mr. and Mrs. 11. Pratt, of: Gainesville, are visiting Mr. and I Mrs. John Mann and Mrs. Robt. _ Downs in Old Town. an uncle _ and aunt of Mrs. Pratt. who was' Miss Nancy Mann. H. L. Gantz sold ven aid a (. P. Mflendon. of Jackson- S "half acres of land to M. F. Miner., ville, motored to Fernandina on Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Smith and of Miami, last week tor tle suni ,\.tlw.sd. "la of lst week, t he two sonls, of Phoenix, Ariz., are of $250 per acre. Mr. Miner former" little son, Carl King, pleasantly located at the home will build a modern home o- whio has been visiting relatives of Mrs. W. 11. Seibert. Mrs. same and plans to subdivide the 'a!n frieends here for several Smith is pleasantly remembered tra improve and sell it M weeks. aing returned with hs as Miss A Dunham. tract, improve a s t. i. m-0t... SisAlli hm. IMiner also purchased adjoining ____ 0- -- acreage owned by Clarence Fer-I FOR SALE-Boys' bicycle, reira and Manuel Ferreira and Iver Johnson make. Complete- also plans to subdivide, improve ly overhauled and in excellent and sell these tracts. compris- condit ion. New tires never punc- ing eighteen acres in all. 6 u r. A ..... P- I--- .- tured. Fine coaster brake. A, - Malaria Chills and Fever bargain at $10.00 cash. To Mrs. H. C. King, of Dania, ac- Dengue or Bilious Fever. Graham, Postal Telegraph. companies by her sister, Mrs. ki la .nthe servm. --o -- Miss Emma Cohurn, i)f Savan- nai, Ga., is the guest of her' cousin, Mrs. P. C. Kelly. Miss Coburn has been organist at Cait's Church, Episcopal, Sa- .wnnotv, Ca. fo.- over twenty years. Dan Nagel, who has been with - the Lasserre Motor Co. tfor the ?" past several years, has accepted a position as a traveling sales- I man, which will take him away | from Fernandina we regret to! , state. -0--- . Chas. Beresford reports the l sale of his home and lands at! Amelia to Ohio people, who plan to come down this fall. Mr. I Beresford owns other valuable lands in the Amelia City section and plans to build another mod-I ern home this fall. ' -0 There is no way to acquaint parents with school conditions _ and arouse their interest in im- provement like a Parent-Teach- er Association, which meets reg-i ularly at the school to consider 5 such matters. Parent-Teacher Association. Lohman Brothers and Wolff | & Co. have inaugurated a tide service for the people of Fernan- dinma and visitors, and will be glad to give informant ion con- s cerning the time the tide rises and falls. Telephone or call on i them for this information, . -0- -I Ilaile & Ferreira purchased 120 acres of land from H. S. Iligginbotham. o f Callahan, F several days ago; which, we g understand, they have sold to out-of-town parties. The land is about two mile\ from Calla- - han. Mr. Fritz S.hroeder and bride, of Birmingham. Ala., arrived Sunday for a visit to the for- mer's mother. Mrs. Chas. Beres- ford. They will he accompanied home by the former's three children, who have been with their grandmother for several F years. WANTED-Someone to rep- resent The Original J. R. Wat- | kins Company in Fernandina. You can supply daily necessities to regular customers and make $3,5-$50 a week easily. Write The J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. J2, 62-70 West Iowa St., Memphis, Tenn. REX THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JU'NE 29-30 "GREATER THAN MARRIAGE" WITH MARJORIE DAW, LOU TELLEGEN AND RAYMOND BLOOMER What is greater than marriage? Nothing, says the .sentimental young girl. Everything, says the Cynic. It is for each to decidet for herself oi himself. Do you need hell)? Also Internatiomal News 25 and 10 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Jl'NE 1-2 DURING JULY AND AUGUST WILL NOT HAVE PICTURES ON THIFIE NIGHTS ,%s FRIDAY. JULY 3 "BEHOLD THIS WOMAN" I ITH IRENE RI(H, MARGUERITETE DE LA MOITE. CHARLES I'OSTS HARRY MEYERS, ROSEMARY THEY AND ANDERS RANDOLPH Displaying many wonderful scenes in Picture-Making. California out-door scenery, and luxurious dressing. This picture is given under the auspices of The Parent Teachers' Asseiation, of Frnandilna It is a picture of the special class, and the extra admis- sion price over the regular goes to that Association, to be used in improvement of the Fernandina school rooms. A (ood Comedy Alongd1 :;5 *i d 15 r- T 3- 2-' I* I r:. g= ] v a SATURDAY. JULY 4 REGULAR SATURDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAM. A MIXTURE OF AMUSING PLAYS. SHORT, MIRTH. ACTION AND EXCITEMENT FROM BEGINNING I- Itk W'&T Wood, good wood. Phone 69.! ----o-- Mr. and Mrs. Osborn, of Miami, accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Schroeder and two child- ren, of Daytona, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beresford at Amelia. -0-- Neu\ St. ,James Hotel, Jack- sonville, Fla., one block from Hemming Park, two blocks from Postoffice. Rooms $1.50 down, June and July. Garage avail-, able. It Mi. and Mrs. A. B. West- brook. of Daytona Beach, spent the week-end here as the guests of Mrs. Westbrook's mother, Mrs. Lillian Burney, at the Al- hermiarle Hotel. 0--- Mlrs. E. C. Garvin, accom- panied by her aunt, Miss McCoy, left on Saturday for Augusta and other points in Georgia, where they expect to visit rela- tives for several weeks. -0 . I' Wedding Sift/s that are useful, that are at- tracti'e and apple liny- wedding qi/ts that haS feQuality as wut// as beauty. and that will sert, you a life time. Our larye stock is at your disposal to choose from- will 6f ylad to aid you in your selection. *3 9runwa/d fewe/er S. nahn, here CITY LOTS. HOMIS BFAC:H. HAMMOCK At) BUSINNMS PROPER1N ORUHARI) IAN)% SBbyd Realty Company Office: Keystone Hotel FERNANDINA, FLORIDA Save With Safety In Having Your Prescriptions Filled --U--- Our store provides three things in every prescription-quality, accuracy *and service. These, combined with the lowest possi- - ble charges, give you absolute safety at a saving. You can have confidence in us as your drug- gist the same as you have in your doctor. -- ** --- * Horsey's Drug Store THE REXALL STORE PHONE 22 -- -i Friday, June 26, 1925 Page Eight NASSAU COUNTY LEADER, FERNANDINA, FLORIDA' 1 I I I |
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| 0 | cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation | |
| 0 | cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation | Found item aggregation on local cache |
| 0 | item_aggregation_builder.get_item_aggregation | Found 'all' item aggregation in cache |
| 0 | system.web.ui.page.page_load (ufdc.page_load) | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor.on_page_load | |
| 0 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_style_references | Adding style references to HTML |
| 0 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page | Reading the text from the file and echoing back to the output stream |
| 203 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page | Finished reading and writing the file |