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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

tEuStaa BUDGET

An oil inspector Offers this eXplana
ton of WIN kerosene oil humps do not
give as good light in cold weather as at
other times: ~ isconsin test prime
light oils will thicken with the cold at
temperatures varying from zero 10 20
degrees above. tree ing separates the
particles OF pli'a!line from the remain
der oil the oil. hey are attracted by
the wick and fill the pores. destroying
It's capillary power and Increasing its
tendency to incrust and char in burn
ing. The best Kerosene oils for burn
ing in cold weather are water white,
color!eSS oils of light gravity These
cost from To 3 cents per gallon more"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
An Inspiration.
tPittsburg Telegraph


It was in the dark days OF the war,
and Governor Curtin, who had been
called to Washington TO confer with
President Lincoln on the disheartenlnS
news from the front, arrived at the ma
tional capital full OF forebOding tor the
future of the Union. Early in the day
he met Col. Forney in the drawing
room, and they sat down by the window
to discuss the gloomy situation. While
they sat there the inner door opened
and Thomas Buchanan Read. the bril-
liant but erratlc poet painter, pushed
his way in and, staggering across the
ttCor. threw himself into chair by the
~ HnhOuta glance at the earnest
a-ea Ry- tSe window, he dropped his
mead upon the table and fell into
heavy sleep.
Quietly the war governor and the
great journalist talked on the terrible
losses i'll the south, the sickness, the
disaster and death among the boys in
blue. the heartrendin9 scenes in the
north, when the news of battle filed
every home with dread, and the dying
hope of ultimate success in the sup
preston of the fratricida' war Of re
bellion. Suddenly, as if by inspiration
from heaven, the sleeping poet raised
his head from the table, and with a gaze
that seemed to penetrate to the far
away field OF the southron, sail with a
voice that quivered with emotion;
On, that some bird from tho sunny south
Might build its nest in tn, cannon's month,
AMI stop its Terrible roar!
Then, like weight, he fell back into
the chair-his head fell forward on his
hands, and the poet was again asleep
insensible.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
Khe Locomotive in Winter.


A locomotive cab in winter is a dreary
place. 1t is bad in daytime, but on Il
winter night, when the SNOW flies fast,
the locomotive cab is "a good place to
keep out of Even in the day it is i'm
possible to sec anything if "a snOwStorm
prevails. The rails run right up into the
air. Nothing can b,t seen ahead but Il
jumpingoif place. Tie windows are
frozen up or covered with snow, an
from innumerable cracks and crcyicCs
around the floor where it, joins the boiler
come draugttS that bite and sting. The
engine caws like II crow -haugh, haugh,
now fast. now slow, according as the
drifts cover the track or uncover 1t for
brief space, and when it strikes drift
it throws the snow i'll binding clouds
all over itself, Just as the spray flies
over vessel shipping a sea. The traok
is rough, for the frost has disturbed il,
and the engine lurches ahead, stagger
ing to and fro like drunken man.
There are few more impressive spec
tacles in this world than = powerful 10
comotive laboring through a heavy
snowstorm. TO tire observer beside the
track it looms up through the gloom
tremendous and awful. The locom0-
tive seems the embodiment Of the Death
Angel, moving swiftly and noiselessiy.
The snow has muiied the whir of the
rolling friction OF the wheels on the
rails, and the train gides by like the
unsubstantial pageant of dream.
With its black breath, its SnOrtS Of fire,
its hoarse voice, it is truly Apollyon,
the destroying angel, and the man
must be unimprcssible indeed who does
not feel thrill ut its advent.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

lSt. q orse Eliyart 7

Chickens, two minutes after they
have left the egg will follow with their
eyes the movements of crawling insects
and peek at them, Judging distance and
direction with almost infallible accu-
raey. They will instinctiyely appreciate
sounds, readily running toward an in
visible hen hidden in a boy when they
hear her ''call. some young birds
also have an innate, instructive horror
of the sight of hawk and of the sound
of it's voice.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
Free From Malaria.

IN t'fss rtHl rf I-iI was taken with case Of
l.Is4 81. a.l fever tlcI Frustrated me bTh bodN
.i,lI sfi .t v-t- dFiE-zetaf:r the pit fashion
b, 4fI 1gr.,ifrL au. pthtr mineral mi.fHre..
t,rtt as.ti d 100 t results II lU5tth stat
tcreH ANA r,ly rrar-, gone. M tep4 and feet
W.tli.I swell am ! had ehut eve .bDdy sald
WIs .tii,Yr~y tIp~r 50 an toms alarmed me ANA
7 W. adv 90 .r1sepIf 3By remedy suggested.
4 Ia rl advised u| 80 irt rWti- "B"Cifc-
Iu4rcl tr.3 tb4te BOTTLES ana commence It's use.
" he -nt.Iuw soon subsidized have taken
three bottles. which have made q perfect cure
ami +, .ei I4ac "a new man to-day. There nov
more IItsrituIIouS medicine offered 20
suffering hulHIHift. r. hes wrought won
G.f~ ior ur. WILLIS JONES.
rIc--bUrr Lop county. ca. March N. 1873.
~eH. rF ali uFtg24 si-.
Gre. ttI..l u Blood q. = ~ls I'D disease free.
4TIE SWIFT spec me %.
Drawer; .. Atlanta. Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

One of the most interesting relics
possessed by the late Comte ~ de
L.iesville was an accurate model of the
Bastile, carved out of one of the stones
of that editice. He had 10000 books
and papers, and coins, medals, arms,
etc, innumerable, connected with that
revolution and with those of 1880, 1913
and $50
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Administrators Notice.

Having been duly qualified as Ami iitS ttafriN
of the estate of Edmund r. fatrZlknwSki, dc
ceased hereby require All claims and de
mands against said estate 10 Ice presented rs
prescribed by law and all debtors are warned
To make immediate settlement Ia Louis -Fa! * ,
who has full power to act for me.
VALEHtJA PATRZIKOwSKI.
Administrators.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

Notice is hereby given that the firm ot Dew
ereux. Hogero & Son. M De an assignment 20
me, on the 9th day of jay. \ -. Isel, Tor
the benefit of their creditors with celtatii pre-
fcr-nccs. All persons indebted % sild firm,
are hereby required to nIs.l,- payment - me
and all creditors are requested 40 til,s their
claims with me as early Trtoticable. tor
Settlement. l|E%RT IEFE!tHNHN.
-l>sicuee.
PaIatIka Fla July 18th !S5[I.
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Notice for Final Discharge.

SIX months after date rs exec utOr of tEs. CS-
tate. oT Andrew Gordan, late Of Putnam COIN
~. de,.CnSed. | will present to tic county
Judge of Putnam county Florida, niN !iIal atC-
counts and vouchers and Then a. X ipr Il anal
discharge from he administration at said O.
tate.
Palatt.a, Fla Jun" 18th, ISsI.
AUGUSTUS MONROE,
Executor of last will ana testament If An
drew Gordon. deceased.
CaLmOIN " GIIlL% Ats.
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Wendell rhnr,p,. ;.ner.-;.,.

Wendell Phillips left only about S25,-
600, though once wealthy Mrs. Liver
more says that the day before he died
he burned small fortune in notes he
held against people for whom, as he
said, his executors might make trouble
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
CARRYING FHEU, S. MALI
TfIROUGH FAST MAJ.


The elegant iron compartments Palace steam
crs CITY OF JACKSON iI.LE, al The Dcl;ary
Bayl Merchants Line. atI H. B. FAINT. OF
Ser .ca leaving =, r. ;i4hl W lead way Chm
I%ny = wharf a /; mr. anu 10 ~ I'itit sier-
.2.a8 y. III, for Paiatkn, Astor, 'DcEand
Blue springs. SlniOrd and Enterprises tie
turning leaves F.nfoEd Ut ; p arriving az
close connections with trains for,li points
North, last and west suH
TIRoUGH Fact FEEIGifr. ...
Leaves Jacksonville daily, saturday excepted
tcruicdiat, landings. Returning. i,ivcs san
ford III = ARRIVING at Jacksonville early
Stcami-r WcIaka leaves "Wednesday and
Sunday aud makes Highland i'ari'. steamer
through 10 Lake Jessup.
JACKSONVILLE, aALATKA s CRESCENT clrY
DIVISION. e--.l
Icav Jacksonville and Fnlatka Tast Man
daily, except eUEday,aT $3.50 4: m. for pltat k;l,
Crescent Ctytsnd mtorueGla q hard Il g. Re-
turning, isaives crescent, city d.aiy except
Sunday, 1T Gf0 a. :ftItkl at >:0 =. M. Con
nesfS at Toeni with afternoon train Tor So.
Augustine
PALATKA AND sanford o., WIGHT DIVISION.
New and ponq!4E Steamers WATER
LtLN and A~TA leave PilatI>a
daily. Sunday exec pied at III. a. In. CA ARR
Train with psrloT Cars at .iclcd, ieas ing Jack
sonyile Ut Is a. m. for sanford and Enter
leaves sanford at j.D a.. IIl arriving at ifilaI,
ka at 400 y ~. connecting with F.lst tx press,
arriving at Jacksonville Ut G:IJ D. IN. .ss
steamer GEO. M. BIRD leaves Palttka 1T
r. III. for Lake George, Seville, and infer
mcd3,I" landings.
81. JoHsS rsf; NV isI0E.s - q
Stcanierss-sfAc NOfIA AiIa psSTft!. IN ~
except sunday, Tor MavPort, Fort tiet,Tysc is
land and interim dt.e lstndn.E AZ T. II IsC-
turning. leaves MaNoF5 ut taIt u ~. ..F
Elegant Waiting Rooms, with an modern
iTnpro, Cmerts, VIII bc found at PASSENGER
wharf.
Close connection made at PaIa tEa with the
Flori;t SoGi1harn i.Hiiroa,i. AZ Aston with ~.
Johns and Lake E;isTI- isatFr'l5td; ~ >fufor4i
WIKI South Florida iiaiiroaii, fer tfTiansit,.
KISS JnTue". J:tmpH. Key West and 5Hft'Irneai-
ate points, ana with steamers for IEdi.tH liiVer.
For further mi UrInaLipn Apply 10 Ticket
Office, sout beast corner bay ami iHurT, at
the company : Offices foot OF i.HHr,U Street.
Freight wharVeS loot OF Pine strccf; pa s.. ger
wharvcS foot 81 Laura - rcctF
IA CHI A.. IT, FEEVHK
Cen. Freight and Pass Agent.
II. r. BAEA, GEO. CECIL, r.,
General Manager. Assistant Manager.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

Lawn tennis is said to have brought
in, like roller skating, new and pecul-
lar disease. 1t Is rupture of muscle
in the arm. The ailment has already
been digniiied by name.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that w .. W9ttH .its
this ,Iav made to me an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors none 81 whom ere
preferred. All persons indebted I" Siid "
o. Wolff are hereby required to make pay
men: to me. and his creditors arc requested ["
tjlt. their claim with me for settlement
PaIatka Fla, July 18th, 1880.
MARCrS LORE Assignee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
ORIGINAL lLlCGIBLC


Having been duly qualified e. adGinistrl-
tor of the estate of Julia +. BaiSdcn, deceased,
| hereby require all claims ana demands
against said estate to be presented as pre-
scribcd by law or this notice viii be pleaded
in bar and all debtors are warned 10 mako
immediate settle ment To the Undersigned
PaIat IA Fla. June 9th lSs5. ,
GEO. J, ZEIINBAUR-
Administrator.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

Amount sworn 70 $3.50 IG
The defendant and all other persons inter
ested are hereby notified OF the institution of
this suit 10y attachment, and that in default OF
nIea answer or demurrer to the declaration
therein flied on the first IOnday in September
1885 Judgment may he entered. Witness my
hand and the seal of UuT said court This :s,rh
April ISsj- VIM Forward
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
De BaRf-BAYA
Merchant S Line

ST. JOHNS RIVER srEANEas SIDE
WHEEL. low PHESSTflEF 1'AINCE
STEAMERS BUILT or IRON
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" onau.s Bss, F,,s.a

Because il controls 70 class OF fucntiOus the
various arrangements of which causee more
III health than all at her causes combined and
thus rescUes her from a long train of afYlic-
Iions which sorciy embittcr her life and pre-
maturely end her existence. Obi what o null
titude of living witnesses testify To ifA
charming effects! WOMANltake to your con-
ideDcc this
Precious Boon of Health!
II will relieve you of nearly all the COM
paints peculiar To your sex. itely upon IL a.
your safeguard for health, happiness and long
life.
Sold by all druggists Send for our trsafiss
on the Health and Happiness Of Woman,
mailed free. which gives ali particulars
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co;
ftox -. sff8nts. Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

THTa AcClend0n has been in the employ of
the fIess-Cariey Company for some years.
and know the above 10 be true. AT the time
be began taking Swift's Specific he was in "A
horrible condition. and at my solicitation his
treat menG with : :. :. was undertaken by a
physician after several others had declared.his
case to he hopclessly iBeurabc. He took moth
ing but ;. :. :, and mas been as sound as dol
lar for several months, / regard the cure al
most mn raculoIs
w. IL. CROSBY. Manager.
Chess Cariey Co; Atlanta Division.
Atlanta, Ga: April Is, lsS5.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25


Leave sanford, City wharf zoo p IN
Leave sanford. South Florida Rail-
road wharf on arrival OF train tex 4r
eti on sundays, when steamers
will leave at II 4. r. .--.. -----.. ~ p m
Leave DcIand ..- &C.,. -..-. ..- 5:SJ y m
Leave Astor. ----...-.- H.. 7:sl5
Leave pall3 IA. ..-- 80. --.--- . - J.. - &c m
Arrive at jacksonville ibst
Connect M at P;llaIka v th Florida south
crn Hallway: at Aston with st. Johns and
Lake tustiS Railway: al sanford with s.oam-
South Florida liailroai for TAMPA. connect
ing at this point on alternate eavs W ta Steam
eTS for points on the Manateo River, AMI with
the steamships Hutchinson and florean. for
Key West and Havana. every Sata FrlsIy ar
rival of south Florida kaiir,ssa.i train, IRVING
at Key West sundays and HAVANA eTI@Mon-
days #as -ta s-zz5z-Ek
Returning steamships leave Havana Wed
nesdays, Key West Thursdays. arriving at
Tampa Fridays and New Orleans on Sundays.
To connect with steamer leaving TaniYa
Friday morning. passengers for New q Hear
must be in Tam pa Thursday night. l - t@-l
steamers CbattahOochee and Jennie Lane.
of the Peoples Line. and Everglade. of the
Defetry. Haya Merchants Line. leave Jackson
vile daily saturday excepted. from Peoples
Line wharf, 1T 6 p. IN. Returning. leave san
ford daily Mondays exccptofi1, ut Q a n. st-
Racing by the boats OF this company Is
strictly prohibited For further parJlcala rs
inquire Of JOHN B3ADTEY On ief Clerk,
Office, WaycrosS Steamboat wharf.
Jacksonville. Fla
". NJ. DAVIDSON,
General Traffic Agent. Aston Building
c. d OWENS, Traffic Manager. -
Savannah. Ca
Fl. S. HAINEs. General Aanager.s
Savannah. Ga.
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In Circuit Court Fifth judicial Circuit Of Flor
ida Putnam County.
Lorraine +. Willis
VS. Attachment.
william t'onard
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ErightflI Ga Sc
Of C0I0rad Man.

Icu-tr...teIa l...... .s .... ut blur. .i-.i
ed Ist.. wa- treated bs some Of CH" bert
physicians ia Atlanta. They used tac old
r,nlcai,.- Of Mercury and Potash. which
brought ON rheumatism and impaired my di-
gestivc organs. Every Joint III me was swoi-
len ard full of pain was in a horrible con-
ditiou. when I had been given UP 70 die,
nv physicians, who ha8 seen the workings Of
the medic inc in other cases, tLou"ht 10 would
bc splendid time To test the virtues Of
s~wifts Specific. when commenced taking
= :. 9. tho physician said could not live two
wee ks under the ordinary treatment. He
com IEcnccd 10 give me the medicine strictly
according 70 directions. which continued for
several months. / rock nothing else. and COM
meHcgl to improve from the FIRST. Occasion
ally ! would have a backsct from impridence.
soun tho rheumatism left me, my appetite be-
came All right. and the ulcers. which the doc
tor said were tho most frightfui hC had ever
seen. began 70 heal, and by the first OF OctO-
bcr, lS-f, Twas wen man again. am strong
pr now than I ever WIS before, and weigh
more. ] have not failed to report for duty
since. that time. being engaged in the Oil ware
house eli the Chess-CarIey Company. I have
been and still am doing some of the hardest
work any man ever did. and ana ready 10 an
swer any question that may be asked concern
ing this ease Swift's Specific has saved me
from an carly grave.
LEN NCCLKSDoN.
Atlanta, Ga. APRIL -, 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
Notice Of Attachment.

Palatka, Fla. July 18th, 1881.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01

A CARD TO an suffering IRON errors ana
"A iudiscretiUns OF youth, nervo Is weakness,
carly decay loss OF NJ n hood, etc. I WIN send
q recipe that viii cure you, FIRM OF
CHARGE. THE great remedy was q covered
by a missionary ia South America. send
self addressed envelope 90 REV. JOSEPH z
TNAfAN. station ID. New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01
MRS. TON THUNB's TRoUssEaU.
The Wedding DTess-Her Outfit Manu.
factarsd By American Dre.su4 akers.

The Wedding Dress-Her Outfit Manu-
factared By American Dre.su4 akers.
NV YORK. March 8l.-Mrs. Gen. Tom
Thumb. who Is to BE- married On April Is.
has diamonds valued az $4,000. Her
wedding dress is Of that nea material
called friez velvet; heliotropes are raised
Cor cut on thick satin Of a delicate
pearl TINT. TIE waist Is cut 81 are
back and front, with a strap only
across the sh uider, SO as 10 display Mrs.
Thumbs prettll v-shsped arms. The front
breadth Is heavily en- roidered with
white beads and a bead q fiouuce runs
an the way around the long train. The
s4Oes AMI gloves are Of the same
color as the dress. a few pale pink
flowers are TO be worn in the hair.
which is crimped in front ard c0iled
in a knot low down on the neck. Ia
Langtry. and held in place by diamond
comb. "NO jewelry is worn by bride at
her first marriage said Mrs. Ihum 3,
''but diamonds are quite ia good taste for
second, so shall wear mine. The we'd
ding dress will be- replaced by travelling
suit Of broWn-all wool. They are making
great prep9f ations 10 receive Us at the
Counts home, in Bologna, Italy," she
said, land so | have provided myself
with number of dinner dresses
Of pink and blue and cream
color. and white and gray. and
can't tell how many more colors. Then
shall take splendid walking costume
~ velvet and satin, and black silk and
ihViaible green velvet, and several light
costumes for summer wear, with hats and
wraps and gloves and shoes to match ali
OF the dresses. ! wish you would
please contradict the report that my
wedding clothes had been made by
Worth. An American dressmaker is
good enough for me. Everything | wear,
from head TO foot, is made here for me-
''What size shoe do you wear" No. 6,
infants size. Oh, you want TO know
| about the underwear; we'll, ! have a
/ dozen different sets of everything; half a
4 dozen OF the sets are trimmed Nalen-
] ciennes lace, the other half with torchon.'
/ Exquisitely beautiful they are, too, these
miniature skirts and so forth, and the
/ dozen silk stockings are almost as fine as
a SPIDERS web, and of every color of the
/ rainbow. She has a personal manager
he is always by her, so as to check any
one who might say a rude thing or gel
upon the platform, or in case of sudder
/ disturbance or any accident that nigh
occasion a stampede, TO take care she
/ should not be trampled under foot or re
4 ceive any other injury.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01
SHAKESPEARE AND A sHYLoCK
How n Honey-Lender Revenged him
self on the Great DramSttst.

How a Honey-Lender Revenged Him
self on the Great Dramsttst.
A certain money-lender, once upon a
time, took the Garrick Theatre in Leman
street, Whitechapel, says the London
zGrGphic, and, TO make a good beginning,
opened it with "Hamlet," a certain pop
ular West End tragedian being engaged
TO sustain the role. The theatre was in
very low repute at the time, even in its
immediate neighborhOod; and on the
openins night he seat forth compliment
fary admissions 10 all the principal
tradespeople around. Now, this TRACE
dian followed the old traditi, ms Of the part
and we II about in the second act with
tshis hose ungartered" snd hanging down
his leg. When Mr.. Moses, as well call
him. caught sight Of this from the back Of
the boxes, be rushed round behind the
scenes. and furiouSly assailed the prompt
er. "Nat is the meaning OF thIsg' he
cried. ''Nat does that man mean by not
tying up bis stockingsi | never was 80
ashamed OF anything in all my lie.
There's Mrs. Abrah4ms. the fruiterer, and
Mrs. Jacobs, the fishmonRer, and all the
elite Of the neighborb0Od init will rum
me-"
"But it is quite right, sir" said the
prompter, showing him the book.
Mr.. Moses put on his spectscles and ex-
amined the passage. "Wno wrote this
play 20 he cried, more wrathtun. than
ever.
"Why, Shakespeare, sir" answered the
astonished functionary.
Chen" cried Mr.. Moses, shaking his
forefnger, "you may tell Mr. Shakespeare
that he'll never write another play for my
tEcayterv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01
GEN. sHERlDAN,s jewels.
The Cute and Charming Children Of the
Commander Of the Army.

The Cute and Charming Children Of the
Commander Of the Army.
Children Of onicials often give q refresh.
ing side to social lie 1t the capital that
makes 10 not all superficial and frivolous.
says The WASHINGTON C0puli. II has been
said Of sheridan that he is not success
as "society man." because he Is too
much in love with bis pretty wife. The
"Hero Of Winchester" 10 even more de-
v0ts % his chiidreu-three girls aud "ht-
d. Phl," Jr, a boy Of 8 years. Tho twin
girls. MARY and Louise look mp 10 their
elder sister, Irene, who is bat year older
than themselves, with a flith boo her SUI
pcriprity that is sometimes amusing.
$50 you three LITTLE girls are sisters -
said lady the other day, meeting the
trio ont Tor 8 walk.
sob. no; we are twins. Irene is our
sister," replied Que Of the pair with sou-
Gus simplicity.
Al tho fancy dress childron's party
given 20 Gen. Beale's nome rot long a.0
Irene sheridan Wore a Train. Little John
by HaznH, the oDly child Of Gen. Uazpn.
was ~ much amused that be laughed al
the little lady. The twins were indig- f.
nuni, ana one Of them exclaimed:
Just see that boy laughing at our sis I
teri don't Ike him bit. and don't .
know bis name. But you know his father .
- me man who makes the weather"
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aailroaDn.
Central & Southwestern RaIIldl.c,

III AZ F3 NaT Fl 'nis system are run BY stand
slower than time kept - city, - Minutes
sAyANNAH, Ga. March 81 w.
On AND AFTER SUNDAY. Ns-.I5'1 =. -! ~.
~ Passenger Trains on tie - =, lssi
southwestern Railroads and brsna 15la! eng
run as follows: Ie-es VIII