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A Call to the Louisiana Press Asso.

Gallon.
At the last regular meeting of the Louisiana
Press Association. at New Orleans, Feb. 81
1884, resolution was Eadopted providing that
the next regular meeting should DO held at
Shreveport, July 1, 1885.
The committee appointed by the General As
sembly to make suitable arrangements for the
removal of the remains of Governor Henry
Watkins Allen and the monument erected tn
his memory. from New Orleans to the Capitol
grounds at Baton Rouge, having set apart that
same date for the ceremonies designed to COM
memorate the fulfllment of their sacred and
patriotic mission. I have thought proper, out of
respect to the memory of the illustrous patriot
whose name is revered by every Louisianian. to
postpone the day of the meeting of the Press
Association until the Wednesday following,
July 8, 1885. when l earnestly request all the
members to be present. as the meeting will be
of unusual importance to the journalistic pro-
fession in this State.
Members and their ladies' or contributors to
the press, are respectfully invited to favor the
Association with papers relating to the welfare
and advancement of the profession, or with
literary contributions, the same to be read and
preserved as the Association may direct.
LEON JASTREMSKI.
President Louisiana Press Association.
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NY.
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lyn, ". Y.
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Janet Smith Startling, 252 w. I'D St, n. \.
Otto Alexander, l07 Liberty St, n. Y.
Elizabeth Patterson, 252 w. 22d St, n. Y.
Sarah G. EcSerson,
Harriet A. Eckerson,
j. ;. Pierson, So Broadway. II. y.
Mrs James :. Picrson, 33 Broadway, n. Y.
Earl A. Giliispie, 33 Broadway, n. Y.
Harrison Dean Stone. Ionil, Mich.
John H. Morris. 2lS Washington ST., n. Y.
John Ryan, 2is Washington St, n. Y.
Richard B. Burchell, lG5 I'd ST., Brooklyn,
Bella c. JefTries, Brownsville, Pa.
Richard Il. Burchell, I03 I'd St, Brooklyn,
+. D., n. Y.
R. J. Donegan, 1lO Clinton Place, N. Y.
J. A. Hornblower, AZ Hoboken Ave, jersey
City, Il. J.
w Ludlow. ~ Hobohcn Ave, Jersey City,
Eva b. Deppermann, Tenth Ave. and 15Sth
Margaret De Long, Tenth Ave. and l5sth
Charles E. Deppermann, Tenth Ave. and
I5Sth ST., y. Y.
Mrs. Mary Gerry, New York.
Fred j. Carpenter, s55 f. l37th St., Y.
Walter e. Lawton, 80 Brordway, N. Y.
Robert w. Hall. 33 Broadway, N. Y.
Isaac Il. Cara, Erie. Pa.
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Sarah o. Fuller, Peekskiii, n. Y.
James II. Perigo, Westerly, Il. /.
Leon F. blanchard, Marshalrs Creek, Pa.
Charles +. Wilson, 26 Broadway, n. Y.
Joseph S. Hardcastle, l63 Morgan ST., jersey
City, n. j.
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VIM Il. ArrOutS. Henderson Caroline CO., Md.
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VIM Cacmmc"er. box 525, Atlantic Cltv, \. J.
VIM. H. l.. Wells, 955 ClairboTne St, Phila., Pa.
Jno II. CI;hcart, $50 CiIirborne St, Phila, Pa.
Edwin Buchanan, Valley Fails, N y
Matthew = Morley, Valley Fails n. Y.
ThoS ID. Wright, 3l4 n. 9th St, phila., Pa;
George Anthony, BoOnton, Morris CO., n. j,
John Reed, II Broadway, \. y.
Robt Henderson, sr.. BSlcfunt, Center CO., Pa.
W ). Glenn. VI. d., State College, Center CO., Pa
Almarine Diggs, 12I W. 10th ST., n. Y.
Mrs. Aida L. Blinn, 5i Putnam ave-, Brooklyn,
Ny.
Miss Carrie /. Blinn, 81 Putnam ave-, Brooklyn,
E. w Masten, Albany, " Y.
". l.. All trom, Long Branch Village, n. j.
Anna L. ). Cowie, 1913 O st. II. W, Washington,
Lewis c. Updike. IS. W. 43d NY.
NJ. Jennie UpdiEc, 3J1 W. fjd ST, n. Y.
Albert b Scott. Plaiusboro, M
John Jasip McCogan, 2l17 Aramingo St., Phila-
dephiu. Pa
w. G.. stewart, NJ. D., MELVILLE, Cumberland Co.,
Pa.
w b. Shoemaker, Newville Cumberland CO, Pa.
b. f. Heberig Hopeweli township, Cumberland
CO., la.
O. r. Sheetz, Doy,estown, Pa.
Helen +. Peake, 35i Fairm1unt av., Jersey City,
j. NJ Hastings, Oswcgo, Tioga CO., N. Y.
Sarah Jane Foster, 2l0 East 6ist ST., y. Y.
Charles Il. Wilmot, Orange Valley, NJ
Henry !. kcrwin, rarrytown, \. Y.
Joseph Z. Reynolds WestbOro, Mass.
Otis H. Aidrch Duncans N, Perry co, IA.
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phia, Pa,
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Chas. z. Newbary, 176th ST. and Tenth ave-, New

Chas z. Newbary, 176th ST. and Tenth ave-, New
York.
Geo. K. Id, li9 Ea;lroad ave jersey City, y J.
Jno w podd, 1I9 Railroad ave, jersey City, " J..
Mary J. Haggerty, 26; 22,I St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
| Wm. Prescott. 1914 Third ave-, n. y.
Mary T.. RuddicS, Canal ST., Jersey City, n. ].
David Myles 119 Railroad ave, Jersey City, N J..
Mrs. Margaret \. Downing, 213 e. 125d St, n. Y.
DIR. Catharine \. Downing, Scranton, Pa.
Annie J. Gray, % High ST., Newark, y. J.
VIM. Clement MAYNARD, Northampton, Mass.
Miss Fannie Louise Clark, NORTHAMPTON, Mass
Edward Barnard Strong, Northampton, Mass.
Chas. {. Schoeneck, "a Myrtle ave-, Brooklyn, y.
Y.
Margaretta E Peek, 212 to 2i6 W. 47th ST., NY
J. II. Beckman, 2GU6 High St, Washington, ID. G.
Isabella E. Mulholiand, 1S6 Genesee ST., Utica, N
Carrie R. Crane, Ansonia, Conn
John Ross, IS Ship ST., Providence, r. I.
Mrs. Harriet :. Ellis 1855 y. 18th ST. Phila. Pa
Elizabeth Hods0n, Ocean Grove, y. J.
Mrs. Emeline ClOsSon, Trenton, Y. J.
Anna Howell, 2o2 Southland ST., Trenton, NJ.
Emma l.. DuiIield, Ocean Grove, n. j.
Harriet Atkinson, Ocean Grove, y. J.
Eyeline NJ. HiUbs, Ocean Grove, Nj.
Gahela f. Fry, Tamaqua, Pa.
Mary f. Fry, Tamaqua, Pa.
Anabel Fry, flinaqua, Pa
Louisa ShinIel, Tgmaqua, Pa.
Gertrude and Anna Robinson, Tamaqua Pa
Frederick c. Gardner, i54 Girard ave, Philadel-
w Stokes, Germantown, Pa.
Susan Z. Adley, i-6 Bellevue ave-, Newport L. I.
Frank G. Hawkins, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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James A. Garyin. Newton. \. C.
Mary T. Garyin Newton N C.
James l.. Gurviil, Newton, N c.
owen b. Webster, Walluja. Washington Ter
A. F. Browning ora1peburg Iity, :. G.
VIM David NcEIroy sBox 2iS5 Ocean Grove
Nj
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Thos A. Brown siS West Auth ST. & Y
Clement Antoine Alexandra, COney Island, Y. 7.
a, J. 0r'on. d South tn ST., Brooklyn, n; Y,
Martha f. Fuv baltimore Md
Mrs Ada NJ Dean Hotel Madison seth St and
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Geo. w. Ee.trick $40 kimber ST. Camden, y. J.
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Trenton, N J.
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phia. Pa.
Kate Munroe, 142 East Seth ST., n. Y.
Louise de Castlelnan Barbot, 1855 N 1Ith ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Susan l. Adiey, Newport, RI
Miss Arabella Flora MckinnOn, I33 W. 10th ST.,
Harry Schuyler Atkins, e55 Navy ST., Brooklyn,
NY.
Elizabeth A. Hutchins, 81 s. 4th ST., Brooklyn,
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Mary T. Peek, Clinton, Middesex CO., Conn, p.
o. box 2I9.
Cnas. W. Sumner, s54 Fulton St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Stephen High smith. Coney Island, n. \.
VIM. V. ID. Rufe box 80, New Brunswick, Y. J.
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Henry Rice RiclwoOd, Becker Co, Minn.
Lillian G. BaliGin, WeSttield, Lombard, P. o.,
Chautauqua CO., n. Y.
Viola t. Baldwin, Haven School, Anderson ST.,
Obed Wheeler, Murray Hill Hotel Ny.
Jane =. G. Reynolds, 20 W. 10th ST., n. Y.
Emily Keller, SIS Manhattan ave, Green Point,
Mrs Jane Joyce, si3 Manhattan ave-, Green Point,
Edwin G. Granville Kansas City, no.
John II. Kiagshury, Brockport, y. Y.
Wilbur L. Fowler, Box 493, Sing Sing, n. Y.
Chis. W. Solomon, a. Leonard ST., n. Y.
Jennie l.. Tilley, Darien, Conn.
Mrs. Fannie Thorn, 503 r. SJth ST., n. \.
Miss Hortense Peters, 10l7 Broad ST., Newark, Nj
Mrs. Emma De feuve, 1l9 n. Ludlow ST., Day
Annie Arnold, l13 E. l4th St, n. Y. city.
John Lutonackre, sos Z. s5tH ST., n. y. city.
John W. Bissett, Mt. Vernon, \. Y.
John NJ. Cooper, 60 f. Ith ST., y. Y. city.
Joseph s. Hardcastlc lbs Morgan St., Jersey City,
william H. McCredie. 81 Hopkins ave-, Jersey
Miss Annie NJ. Berrian, Public School IS, Lewis
John IT, Raab, Far Rockaway, L. l., n. Y:
Frederick Williams, 40 W. 18th ST., n. \. city.
Tnos Watson, II Monroe, St, Grand Rapids. Mich.
FiiIlha.b ~, y Howe Matteawan n. y.
Ch,rIes a Howe Mrfte,wan \ Y
Wm r. Mecson s;OJ Sth ave. n. Y. city.
on, = Ictiries 5o5 amI 2ot ". $lth ST. NY
Canrca a. NJ noctcrar 9oi iaftvstte ave Brook-
ivn \ Y
Ti3mos corcorsp o1 West 81 NY
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Iawrnnre pearl % ID 81 Creenbush y. V
Mrs Mary Lynch l63 Morgan ST.. Jersey City,
NJ
William B. Wheeler, Murray Hill Hotel, " 1.
Chas. ID. McDougall, 50 9th ST., Hobokeii; \. J.
n. Y.
Jas. Dawson, Jamestown, StutSInan co., OAK.
p,k.
Hiram \. kestler, East StroudSDurS, Monroe CO.,
Pa.
Mrs. Margaret Paddell, l35 w 35th ST., n. Y.
Emelia f.. Pixley, New Milford, Litchheld CO.,
Conn.
Arthur Jay. Western Union Hotel, Courtlandt ST.,
NY.
Chas. II. Watkins, 81 Catherine ST., NJ Y.
Annie II. Farrell, ISL W. 35th ST., n. Y.
Mrs Emma IL. Storm Jonesboroush, Union CO.,
Ill.
John Il. Norris Baltimore, Md.
Andrew Thomson Addison, 55 Shipst., Providence,
Il. |.
Roswell j. Barbur, 10th ST. and Tenth av., y. "
NJ. l.. Ritt"r, W indsor Castle, IA. VI
Edmund +. Heiniscli, 459 tilgh ST. Newark n. y.
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Miss Lulu V. Gilbert, Parkersburg, W. Va.
VIM. A. Whipple. 3I5 Wet i2i St, y. y.
John +. Car.in, GSs, 10th Ave, \. Y.
Samuel i. Wiiieby, 40OG Girard Ave-, Phila-
deIpbia. Pa
Mrs j. T. Montgomery, Bryan, Brazos Co.,
Tex.
JOHN b. Judson. Darien. Conn
Albert NJ Mead, south Norwaik. Conn.
Mrs. A L. Ingraham, Sullivan, Ashland Co.,
C. E. IngraLam, Sullivan. Ashland Co, o.
Miss NJ. A. IngrahaIn, Sullivan, Ashland
Coo.
Mrs. E. Imgraham, Sullivan. Ashland Co. o.
Horace q. Wal6ridge, 7Jo w. Market ST.,
Po;tsville, Pa.
W. a. Holden. Bellows Falls, Vt
SamI c. Arnold, Whitestore, L. l., n. Y.
George l. Wilcox, Railway, Nj.
Henry Lanier. Fort Monroe, Va.
Mrs. Howard z. Farmer, Oneonta, y. Y.
Howard = Farmer, Oneonta, y. Y.
W. III. Marsh. Phiiiipsburg, y. j., Box 8.
Mrs. Pau.inc johnson, Norway, Mich.
Mrs. Vim. L. =. Hayman, Newport, x. /.
II. p Jameson, Westernport, Allegheny
Andrew Cox, New Brunswick. Nj.
Burton w. Holmes, 639 y. Eighth ST., Phila-
deiPhia, Pa.
Miss Adslia Krauss, 2SO7 n. Twelfth St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Thcs. S. T'ilton, 737 Sixth Ave. n. Y.
Mrs. Melissa NJ. Fish. Bx 46G, Vine!aud, y. J.
~ r
Mrs. Mary La Pont, I72 YarieS St, y. Y.
Emily ;. Strong, 43 Kellogg St, Syracuse,
NY
Chas. s. Ringer. 48 Kellogg St.. Syracuse,
Edmund s. Ringer, As Kellogg ST., Syracuse,
N
George Decker. ll5 Norman Ave, Green
Point, L. l., n. Y.
Peter w. johnson, South Broadway, Yon-
keTs, n. Y.
Harriet l.. Filkius, South Broadway, Yon-
kers. n. Y.
Mrs Mary c. Ellis. Mat;eawsn, n. Y.
August Vim. Duff. - Vest 32d St, \. Y.
Frederick w Rcichel, 3iI7 Warren St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CathariDe A. Downing. NJ. D., 22i Lacka-
wanna Ave, Scranton. Pa.
Margaret J.. Beiser, 297 Fairnount Ave,
Jersey City, y. J.
Leonie Gil,es, 3O3 East 5Ist SIN Y
Georgette Washington Barbot, I555 \. lIth
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Elizaheth Mexican Barbot, 1855 \. llth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. W. Cobie, NJ. d., Tamaqua, Pa.
VIM. f. Fray, Philadelphia, Pa.
May Gailor Siggins, Philadelphia. Pa.
VIM. A. Sinclair. 1850 Franklin Ave, n. Y.
Miss Nellie T. Sinclair, 1250 Franklin Ave,
N
Wilmont d. Losee. 1872 Atlantic Ave, Brook
lyn. y. y.
Bertha Seaman, 2s6 Dean ST., Brooklyn, NY.
Barriet l.. Seaman. Z75 Fulton ST., Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Miss Martha Seaman, 275 Fulton St.. Brook
lyn, y, Y.
Wh. seaman. 2s6, Dean St. brooklyn, n. Y.
David Lowe, 25l w. l23d St, N Y.
WID. II. Marshall, 202h 10th ST., S. Brook
Edr1nnd Dewitt Yard. 800 e. 9th St. NY.
Dwight ID. Solomon. West Freehold, y. j.
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Mrs. Lucy /. Seymour, 22i Roseville ave-, Newark
Charles f. Wilson, 20 Broadway, n. Y.
Annie c. McCloskey, s1S Lexington ave., n. Y .
Daniel NJ. Ormsbee, Mateawan, N. Y. *
Ernest Wilfried GILES, 30S T.. 5lst St, n. Y.
Michael Kent, lSS BroOmn, St, n. Y.
Addison G OrInsbee, Matteawan, n. Y.
+. II. Lowell, Binghamton, N Y.
Alexander Hanna, S3 Waicott ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
A. K. Blinn, 81 Putnam ave-, Brooklyn, n. Y. y
+. III. Tomins0n, ia Pearl ST., Ansonia, Conn, 2
John j. Sexton, 23s L. 35th St, y. y. ..
Richard j. Tucker, l3l Stuyvesant ave. Brooklyn,
NY.
Chas A. Fagely, 16 Marshall ST., Morristown, Pa.
Henry jameson. 463 w. 18th St, n. Y.
John Marrett, T6 Lexington ave, n. Y.
George b. Clifford, ISL Java ST., Brooklyn, N. y. t
Frank Crewell, q Wythc ave, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Rebecca e: Hasseltne, ST. Augustine, Fla,
w. g. Robinson, 46S Seventh ave, \. Y. 3
Emily A. Peters, 113 T. lith ST., n. Y.
Mrs. Jane Kemp, Jersey City, n. j.
Walter Scott, 81 Clinton ST., Railway, n. J.
George T.. Bishop, Mount Vernon, n. Y.
Mrs. Elizabeth n. Young, 800 w. 42d St., N. Y.
Flora n. Styles Rhinebeck, n. Y.
Mrs. Martha Mills Golfer House, Germantown,
Philadelphia, Pa.
VIM. O'Brien, 80 w. 18th ST., Ny.
Thos f. Kennedy, 2i3 Z. l25d ST., N. Y;
Miss Margaret Downing 2i3 Z. 12S stON. Y.
Miss Loretta Abel, 2l3 f. I23d ST., N Y.
Carl Il. Roundy, 420 w. 18th St, n. Y.
Frank Allstrom, Long Branch Village, N ].
Jno. VIM. Briskham Jackson, 10 Pond ave, New
port X. l.
VIM. brown Davidson, 10 Pond ave Newport, RI
Michael Cummings - johnson ST., Bridgeport.
Conn.
BENZ. +. Sill, Main ST., Astoria, Long Island n; Y
Frank Rupertus, 1929 Cadwalader ST., Philadei-
phia, Pa.
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There are Over 1000 Property Owners
IN OUR TOWN TO-DAY.
THERE is NO CHANCE TO LOSE;

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Mar: Wade care George F. snedeker, New
Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Phillips, ioI East 196th ST.,
New York.
MIS- Lydia A. Mullun. Elmsford, wsstehestsr
Mrs. Annie Shaw, 10 South Clark ST., Chicago, III.
Henry Free, : West College ave, York, Pa
Chr Freilerick rel. vogel 4e2 College ave, YORK Pa.
Egwin Henry Eppley, A. West College ave,
Joseph b ColIev. Streator. III.
Percy ". Thompson, Box =, Key West, Fla.
Mrs. Nellie g. homPSOn, Box - Key West Fla
John J. After. Phila' elphia Pa
Rodney r Lu How, Springfield, o.
1hIrstcn u. Ludlow, Springfield, o.
Mrs. Vienna Ii. Root, $SI Main ST., Bridgeport,
MiIliard o. Giidersleeve. 10 Front st.. Hemp
Juiia O. c. Gildersleeve. 40 Front st.. Hemp
THO mas carson. Place and Henry ST.. Brook
F. and D. c. Crane, Roselle, M
Sabiua Glass. Il! Academy ST., Jersey City, " J.
John Wm. Briskham Jackson, Equality Square.
Elizabeth W Zehnder, Hightstown, Nj.
+ l. Wright StaUHtOn, Va
john L. Kicks. Springfield. D.
DIR. Henry r Lehman. HagerstoTn, va
William B. Lehman. HagerStown, Nd.
Albert j: Eyerly, HagerstOwn, Md
Louis Rose. HagerStOwn. Md.
Miss Enua Rose HaSerstOwn, Nd
Mrs. Kate III. CTOwther, HagerStown, Nd.
Lucy ;. Paterson, los Ten Brock ST., Albany
NY.
Mary c. Harvey, 10S Ten Brneck ST., Albany, ny.
William De Niuth, 1i2 Mulberry ST., Newark, NJ.
George ID. Kimber. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Ellen Gertrude Rowland. Tiffin, o.
Marie Louise Dresbach, 1iilin, D.
Annie CuTTigan, Thin, U.
Ida A. Gray, 1ifin, o.
Annie /. Wend.er, 1iffin, o.
Charles L. Wendier, Tifiin, o.
Mary Lockhart. Haines Falls, n. Y.
Cornelius L; Binson, 131 North 18th At. TsErs
Leon Despland. Washington. d. c.
Susan \. RanGall, buckingham township, Wayne
co., Pa.
William EuSfied Hancock, y. Y.
William Hall, Hancock, N y.
+. A. BrDsm,,de. Washington, Lich. CO., Conn.
John = and James. Watts, Djnbury, Conn
Lewis W. Terwiliaer. Hancock. y. Y
Eva A. TerwillSer, Hancock, y. Y.
Martha j. OrmSbee, Mattewan, ". Y.
Mrs. Margaret f. MOlOney, Hayerstrav, ". Z.
Mary Z. Stanley, lie Roy, y. Y.
Madge J. KeTns, Herwyn, Pa.
Alphcuse ID. BarbOt, l550 1ith st., PhilsceiphiA
Pa.
D. H. Kempher Selin's Grove, Ps-
John L. ALlstrorl Long Branch Village, ". j.
Otto r. AllstrOm, - Broadway, n. y.
Angelina TcrwiI!iger, Hancock. n. Y.
Edward NJ TerwiIlger. Hancock, N. Y.
Oracle ) TerwiIliger, Hancock, n. 4.
John II. Iorw!lliger, Hancock, n. 4.
Walter l. Randall, Buckingham toTrsnih
Wayne CO., Ia. I,
Benjamin Randall, buckingham sc"nsnAPa
Wayne CO., Pa
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SILVER SPRINGS PARK

Is In Marion County, Florida. four miles
from Ocala, the County Seat. The Floridt
Railway and Navigation Company's Rail-
way runs directly through Silver Springs
Park. We have a railroad depot, saw-mil.,
stables. houses and stores already, and a
population of about 75 people. New arrivals
coming in frequently. We confidently be-
lieve that inside OF one year the population
will exceed 500 people. Silver Springs i'm
mediateiy adjoins our land, about two miles
distant. and is accessible by the Florida Rail-
way and Navigation Company's Railroad,
direct from Silver Springs Park.
STOP! VIII you moi take the pains TO
call and learn of the remarkable advantages
and unparalleled offers we are making the
people OF the North? Our Office is centrally
located at re broadway, near the corner of
Courtland street. and you can easily come
in and see US. 1t will pay you to do so.