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eIren roo Many opnortunllles.


 "l tell you. he said emphatieally, something has got to be done, or the 70 called business men of this ago will wreck tho country. It's an outrage. sir. sn outrage upon honest men that the Icamps shoull be given the opportunity That rthey are given under the present ysteln.
 "What's the matter nowF the excited nan was asked
 Matter, sir, natter he exclaimed. "Why. you can't tell whom you can trust Ton find a man in a responsible position. respected and looked Up Co by society, and before you have time to say To yourself, Hes all right, he's cheated rou in horse trade or skipped out with Some trust funds Ieu can't trust any one, sir. They're all looking for a chance to get the best of you. and they aon't care how they do it Look at the ease of the 'Steeuth Street bank Solid Is a rock yesterday and today its doors are closed It's a swjndle. sir-a down right swindle, and m wager that if the truth were known 1t would be found that the officers have been speculating with the funds or something of that gort
 Did you have any money in the bankt' Well, should say did! Every cent that 1 put in my wifes name before ] Jailed the last time WAS in that bank. "-- Detroit Free Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
ra,hfnlncs. nnd IL. Cnnses.

The first chief cause of bashfulncss consists iu mans attention being di- tected 10 himself The man who is quite at case iu his Cldce-bashfuluess Is most often an attribute of the male becomes self conscious in the draw Ing room and very shy. Although ca pablo of joining in the conversation, his witty remark is forestallcd because he $ too slow in giving ntterance to 1t or loo timid to hear his own voice. The ordinary action of his brain is inhibited by his self consciousness. The second cause Is emotion. The extreme bash fulneSs of many men when they are in love is proycrbial, and the surprisingly few married men who suffer from bash tulness IS noteworthy
 These causes arc. however, usually in- sufficient to produce bashfulness, but there must be some further necessary condition. Many conditions predispoae to it--e. G., highly nervous tempera- ment, deficient moral courage, with which is associated lack of self assertion. These may be regarded as constitutional causes.
 Another prAHsposing cause is defect i've education. The general education may have been neglected or the want of opportunities of acquiring self conf dence in society may have been experi- Cnced.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
A Sad Memory

They talked of homo and fanily mat ters, baby's new clothes, papaa trip on the road and mammals visit to her moth. CT, while every ono listened in a most in- teresting manner The trend of the conversation showed that Che wife aud baby were not going to the depot with the happy father, as he declared it would be nonsense But as che ear nearcd lief. iersou street, where be was to leave them, every oue wondered ;ll to ili,uaeif how they would part and whether be would kiss her in front of the crowd They were nOy long in doubt
 When Desp,aines street was reached the drmmer arose, caught up hi5 baby and kissing it goalby placed ji Ms,de its mother lie stopped down to kiss his wife, and the lowing woman placed an arm about bis ueck as sine said "Now youll write otien won't youy Just then morose iEditidual on the op posite side cf the car who htl evidently been absorbed iu his paper glanced over the top of it and remarked in the driesl of tones "l lost watch duin that. Chicago News.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
Li,r u Down.

The young clerks eyes flashed as he read an article in the morning papers It was an outrageous attack upon the gentleman at the head of hi5 department for a course of action which was repre- sented as both base and cowardly. All the correspondence relating to the affair had passed through the young mans hands, so he knew that the published statements were false and most damag- ing to the reputation of his beloved chief.
 Carrying the paper to the gentleman hssailed he asked if he might write . re- ply, The elf,er man read the paragraphs calmly, smiled and shook his head
 "What will you doi'' the clerk asked.
 Live it down" was the reply, "as have done 90 many other calumnies. Talking back is the most futile and un- dignihed excrtion in the world If you succeed in cutting up one falsehood tach part will begin to wriggle against you. Let it alone and It will die of ltarvatiou. Youths Companion,
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
Saturday, February Il, 1893.
rakinT Dickens Down.

T am a great admirer of the works of Charles Dickens, but l had very poor opinion of the man, said l.. C. Court pey, now stopping at the Laclede "Dickens was Q crank of very oifen- siye class, Many peculiarires may properly be excused in man of genius. but boundless egotism and bad taste are not of the number When the author of The 'Pickwick Papers visited America he succeeded, by his boOrish manners, tn disenthraHing thousands of his wor- lhipers on this side of the Atlantic. He dressed loud and his manners were wen more stunning than his dress, He Ras great pedestrian, and took long lrampS every morning. When he was In Washington met him one morning on the steps of the Capitol With me was young congressman from Tcnnes- see, whom the great novelist had offended by bis boorishnesS.
 "That morning Dickens was in great good humor and full of talk. I have, said he. found an almost exact counter part of Little Nell Little Nell whog aueried the Tenncsseean. Dickens looked him over from head to foot and from foot to head before be snorted out, My Little Nell Oh, said the Tennesseean, I didn't know you had your daughter with you. | am speaking of the Little Nell of my fiction, sir, retorted Dick Ems flushing. Oh, said the inperturb- able Tenuesseeau you write novels, do ron? Don't you consider that rather trifing occupation for a grown up many Dickens snorted like a quarter horse and went down the aranue like Colonel Bill Bterrett on his bicycle. "-St Louis Globe Democrat
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
Trench aad ccrman rolltene.s.

In Euglan,l, us tho titles of nobility arc limited and cannot ba uaurped by fictitious characters without detection they confer a degree of consideration upon the possessor far superior to wiai is observed in foreign countries. where they are rLuuduut Co gn extreme aud where every needy adyenturer c,n as sume them X German baron, m dc. rision, 0a a race course a few days since observed tuU French marquis taat tls title of marquis was very cg,uEun ia France, II added bc. 'haye a marquis in my kitchen And l. rator,ed the FreuCAman who felt iaspliod, "hayp a German baron in my stable This rcpartee was parUeU!agly happy ig bt.ug well known thGt German gIools are as common out of their country as are French cooks, ltuIords a jus, lesson too, against the folly as well as rudo- ness Of all ra4oaGl reflections, .Ia.sa. zine Iourual
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
sport for Che Dor.

The most laugls5le thing have fash lately was ,he discovery of 3 new kind of gamc by a lively yonGs setter dog. It was in a large dry goods store where cash is sent to tue desk in h,tle boxes whirriug along on slender rails Tho dog was following bis pretty mistress selately enongh, when he heard the sound and saw the swift Gisbt of the of the cash box. He thought 1t was Q bird, aud tore up and down the aisles after it, scattering the crowd and alnus- ipg every hody in sight As be would not b. convinced of his iIiusion. he bad to be removed f0rubly from what be probably thought tGe best hunting ground be had eyor struck. Kate Fields Washington.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
A soNa oE ealENpsnlP.

 One friend hayc lwlio loYe have nous--ane
 friend Gl i0yal iiseft A girl whcse faith compola my soul iu art its
 nuliest rert, Who iiyvs atspeiied by idle praise, unyeaea
 by selfish care And who ls sweet as she Is true, and good as
 she ls f,slf Oh, lovcs How'r that climbeth high and
 aims Co reach star, But friendships plaui crccts close and c!laga
 with scent Nat's sweoter farl She sings to me, and grow glad; she talks,
 and grow wise; Her ways are frank and sisserly; there's sun.
 shlne in hereyes; Her loving heart holds balm for ey'ry ill that
 fate cuu send; And earth is lairer, heav'n more near, bcca0so
 sle is my fricudl On, loves a song that rings and swclis with
 passions rupture strung, But friendship iSa lullaby that soothss a whole
 lifc!oug
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
overioyed.

Trayers--Strange what different emo. tions some occasions will bring ont. was down to the races, and in the excite ment my tailor, who happened to Dc there. actually came up and threw his arms around my neck.
 Dashaway--i suppose he had picked Q winner, hadn't be?
 Travers No, but he saw that had. =. Clothier and Fprnisher.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
An Iden nf nnnrnn

On ono occaSi0n tho leader of talk started tho su5ject of the generally pre- vailius ideas about heaven. Aller the usual hit at the ,0aterialistic views of the Mohamsuedan, he turucd to an American gentleman at the table and asked what were Hi5 notions on the sBJ- jcct? The Yankee, with his slow nasal accent and cool manner conn mandins attention, replied. 'Waal my notion of heaven $ that of d quiet. green place, without money and without price. --lia. Anthony Gross iu Temple Bar.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
"pn!ngn rnronn.

Tourists do sly funny things yet, 7 said a young woman just home from Europe, though feared ] shouidn't hear any of them. Two womon were standing before tapestry in church, and as l approached one of them said 10 the otbery Got your notebook, Hannah! Put down (contulting her catalogue) tapestry of St. Agnes; then, studying the picture before her, she suinmed it up: Girl on bench, sheep in the fore ground, and the two moved on without g second look. "--New York Times
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
No Chance for .Io.hnn.

"I know he isn't handsome, Caroline, ? urged the mother, ''but he is worthy man, and 1 wish you could look upon his suit with 8 little more favor, for your fathers sake and mine. Joshua G6ornbuckle once saved your father from bankruptcy. And friend in need is a friend indeed.
 "Yes, mamma, answered Miss Caro- lme listlessly, "but he isn't inkneed, He's bowlegged. Chicago Tribune.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
swofGasb!p~.

The swordfsh lives from five to ton hours after it is harpooned, and at any time ID that period he is a dangerous customer for the fisherman. Indeed swor,iishiaS is one Of the most danger. ous as well as most exciting Of all the variety of enterprises pursued by our Fishermen Lewiston Journal
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
-rn .tnnh f.r r,i,.in...

Mose SchaumaUrg Jr.-N -Nader. n shcu. tlemsns vgut to know if dot unshlinka- ble uadershirt don'5 shrink a lcedle any way.
 Nose sehaumburg, Sr-Does dot shirt fit hiu;
 "No; t v2s chooss 9 little too pig.
 "Of course it yil shrink. " don't you have some heads for pishness. "-- Texas oiitjngs.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
A Yonthrnl sculntnr.

Julia Bracken, who has received tba commission to cSccute the figure repre- tenting "lliuois Welcoming the Ma fons. is considered the best of all Gculptor Tafts assistants, She is but dtt.o more than twenty years Of ago
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11

Potato rot is caused by minute par asite. which is so small that colony numbering 200 individuals can live in a space smaller than pins head
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
4 Good Excuse.

Mrs. G.--l hope you will excuse my husband for not attending your broth er's funeral.
 Mrs. H.-Was he ill?
 Mrs. G.-No, but he had one of his silly fits on, and then he would laugh if yoa showed a gas bill at him. Texas siftinzs
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
some Men Ne,er cnn ne serIon..

Dunn-Brown--l should like to feel ~hen die leave the world better than found it.
 Jackson--My dear fellow l am q1ite sure the world will be better when you are zone. e.-Exchnnre.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11

Richard Baxter, the great Puritan preacher. was theson of atenant farmer and until nearly grown the future author did the work of a farm hand.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
mhTRlnaelNilngg
NoFIon oP FoRFRITURE.

 no ERWIN BARTHOLOMEW, OR to whom it may concern, this is to notify yUu that we c1-nwners in the Gift Ariaoaa, CCtnty of Gila, and more pnrtcu larly descnhed in Boal, i, of Cia County Minius Records at paWe 2 have done and performed your share of the annual work on said claim as required by law, for the year 1892
 This therefore, is Co notify you that fl you da mt pay Your tpl prapariianM the cost of said work, t0gether with the cost of this ad- 'eFtisenent, within aiuety day after the ox. liratou oi ihis notice, your interest iu said mining claim, as c0-Owner will utterly cease and, by operation of law become the property Of tbe undersigned
 GlTAS |. TAYLOR.
 TiiEO E RiNEHART. slohe Arizona, Jan 2l 1893
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PROBATE NOTICE.

g@ TIP PBoBtTE carEr Ur TIE COUNTY { fG.la Itu.tH5 v Ar.zm
 ia tae ldaaer oI tse efts. Join Gray aseasld Natioe 2 pile Con for l4t.cH Naturalization for peFii
 N4dc. hhep'y sgm Hiai IIiabetl latehcii.r haa lslviE ,h- C, r ti .ii Cugt, stiii9n Frayins for c tr ofair otrs''oaeftle ss.ste df J5lH Cray, ds eeasal and aa. 5atgalaf, tila li 1sy af Feb 5e5 t tsa ee5z, m, q A la. g.e Court m ei tLii Court ia CI3aa ae aia County oi Gla. hae bgou s-s flI aeadag said petition elan ard where aay person iatrgaol inay appl8i and soa eaao shy tAe saii pc ili1u should a1t hc -gaaled
 D,.lsd Januar &tb. l0t
 Q. M ALLISON, Clesk
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
C Q g STIPATI ION.

An,icts halt the American people yet thero is only ono preparation ofaagsapg. ilia faat acis cn tho bowels end rcaehcs Gsls important trouble, and tAa, is Joy's Vegetable sarsaparilla. IL TO- lieycs in 2i hourai and ap occasional dosc pre- vents return. We refer, by rc-c !saion, to C, L. Ellington 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; j. T. Brown, Petaltlma, CSl; Il, g, Vim, Geary Court, ST, and hi,nereds of ctlera who have used it ia constipation. Ono lottcr is sample of hundreds. Ellington, writes: C have been faryearssua aieOt to biliaus headaches and oonsti- patton. Have been 80 bad for e year back have had to tale physio every other tight or olse l would havoc lieadache, One botao cf !. V. g.. put me asploudid shape. Itposltiyely controls const patton"
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
NOTICE or Foa gaI9URB
no L0nIN LYNea ANn aL .aAR

~-- s~- s V A--1 no L0RIN LYNCH AND 5L Y. GAR. ! .iHghause ortu uh u t nay cnnceru, ihis l. ta n1aj5y y11 lhlst ec. caaanefs iu the -u.sst UiHiaS aiut eit''ae cd l iin1e Aliu- aa3, and more Paitieulaely descfIhed in Book pas5 70. of jia County hiaiHe Bec- nHis haze oaue and psriu1ed eif annual gora on e1id in as si,e3 isy lax, for the year lS92
 This therefore $ istouo.ify y th. ii you dn ult l5y yaur iFll fapotiaH of ih5 cast O! a wolt together wieh ae cat of tbs ai- yer emsnt. withit ninety da}sattsr tIe eS, pta.icn o' thjs notice yoar ateret ,n said nIae li3ia 9rnwHera. ril utterly Cease md by opeTation oi ia@, becuiae the proFettg If the undersigned
 AI0ERTS KLEIN,
 LYMAN C. WOODS, Globe A, T.. Jan 28 lsa5
Arizona silver belt., 1893-02-11
GfGO EVyARD !!

PURSUANCE T0 Az ORDER MADE HY TIE ? loagi 4f 3uIenisoIs of C-l cotuty Arizona Terr try,oi t6o 5tl day of July 1892 [ ! T fhompsou aa'B at said iils cpnnty o hereby ogtra Reward Of One Hundred au lftl p9lla for the apprehension os JOHN SEE 'deador livsl wlo ca tle i7th day Aas lsf2. in said ea eoppty. murdered lis wife Nls a;-niasee ] T. THo8faoN
 sherG Gila co8e.y A. T Dated Globe jNIy 5th, ls92 iulyoG
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TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DEC. Ii, 1898
SOUTH BOUND,


Train 25.-Daily. Leaves Jacksonville e.s0
a. m, st. Augustine 1850 a. m. East Pa
lstka 1905 p. m. Arrives Palatka 1880 D. m.
Leaves Palatka 1880 a. m, Ormond las
p. m, Daytona 2:13 ?, m, New Smyrna ESQ
2. m, Titusville 4:03 p. m, Cocoa 4 IS p, M,
Rockledge Hotels 500 p. m, Eau Gallie 5 SO
r, m. Melbourne $50 p. m. Arrives Sebas-
Eote.--Conneoting at East Palatka daily.
except Sunday, with local trains to and from
Santa Lucia are appointed TO leave Eau Gal
lie alternately daily, except Sunday on ar
rival OF train %, for Jupiter and intermediate
landings.
Train IS -Daily. Leaves Jacksonville 1925
P. m; St Augustine 3:45 p M, East Pa
latka 4 80 p. m. Arrives Palatka $40 D. m.
Leaves Palatka AIS p. m, ormond 6:93 p.
m, paytona $3.50 p, m, New Smyrna 7:95 p.
m, I1tusvilie 6:CS p. m, Cocoa 9 40 ., m,
Roekledge hotels 9:55 p. m. Arrives Eau
Gallie 1880 D. m.
Note Connecting at East Palatka daily.
except sunday with local trains to and from
San Mateo.
Train l5--Daily. Leaves Jacksonville $50
p m. Arrives ST. Augustine 1850 p. m.
a. &c w. BRANCH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Arrive Orange City Junction 1O:4O a. m. and
sos p. m.
NORTH BOUND.
Train 7o.-Daily. Leaves St. Augustine
$3.50 a. m; arrives Jacksonville $3.50 a. m.
Train 5S.-Daily' Leaves Eau Gallie $50
a. m, Rockledge Hotels 1920 a. M. Cocoa
7:40 q. m, Titusville 1927 n. m, New Smyrna
9:96 a. m, Daytona 1918 a. m, Ormond
l045 a. m. Arrives Palatka 1880 D. m
Leaves Palatka ll3e a. m, East Paiatka
1925 p. m, St Augustine 1880 p. m. Arrives
Jacksonville 2:45 p. m.
Note.-Connecting at East Palatka daily
except Sunday, with local trains to and from
San Mateo.
Train 72-Daily. Leaves Sebastian 7:3O a.
M, Melbourne $3.50 q. m, Eau Gallie 9:35 a.
m, Ro ckledge Hotels 1925 a. m, Cocoa TO- As
a. m, Titusville l4;47 q, m. New Smyrna
1888 p. m, Daytona 1888 p. M, Ormond 1883
p, IN. Arrives Palatka 4:l0 p m. Leaves
Palatka 3:l5 p. m, East Palatka 3:45 D. M.
St, Augustine 1850 p. m. Arrives Jackson
vile 6:10p IN.
Note Connecting at East Palatka daily,
except Sunday, with local trains TO and from
San Mateo.
A. e. w. BRANCH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Orange City Junction 1908 a. m, ana
6:30p. m.
Arrive New Smyrna 1906 p m. and s: 80 D. M
JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
General Passenger Agent
W. L. CRAWFORD,
General Superintendent.
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FLORIDA.

"; z. Wilder has purchased all the livery
stables in Arcadia.
The street car line on Bay street at Jack.
tonyille viii not be equipped with electricity
this winter,
s. b Leonard & Co.. OF Tampa have made
sItaneements TO open drug store at the
Tampa Bay hotel.
j. NJ. Long, Of the Tampa Ice company, is
kpnering from a fall that viii probably keep
him IN bed for some time.
The De Soto Guards Of Arcadia. have re-
etganlzed With c. W. Forester captain, and
r. /. Smith, first lieutenant
%. L. Owens, Of Dade county has opened
fancy grocery and confectionery store at
Lacoochee, with Leslie Roberts as clerk.
George r. UnSer's orange-paclins house Al
Lacoochee, has shut down until after the
hoiiaays. lie was packing about one car.
senator Vest Of Missouri. and his wife are
guests OF the Tampa Bay hotel. They will
remain several weeks for the benefit Of Mrs,
Vests health. 49,
Shaw g. johnson have the contract to build
hnve-roon 2'story cottage, costing al SEQ. al
Tampa for Mr.. Armstrong, steward of the
steamship Oiivette.
y 2. Burns, to whose rough handling is At.
Tlpuesd the death at Eau Gallie last week OF
N Fragg. IS held in the sum Of $500 TO An
y the next term Of the Brevard eounty
curt,
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OLD NEWSPAPERS, 200 for 25 cents. AT
~ Business once Morning Newg
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CLOTHING.

We would suggest that
owing to the recent de-
pressed state of affairs,
gifts which are of a COM
fort giving character, will,
as a general thing, be
much m ore acceptable
than those of a merely
ornamental nature.
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Connection made by trains 81 and Ss
with Richmond and Danville vestihule trains
Absolutely quickest schedule between Savan.
nah and Augusta
Trains arrive and depart from Central rail.
road passenger station
4. FORD, Superintendent
L NJ. FLEMING, L.R VAN DIViERF'
Gen. Pass. Agent. Trav. Pass A1t
City Ticket Agent No. 8 Bull street.
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FACIAL SOAP.
WOOlBURY'S FACIAL SOAP

For the Skin, Scalp and Complexion.
The result Of 20 years experience treating
the Skin. A book on DermatoIogy with each
cake. All druggists. And Woodbury's An.
useptio Shaving Sticks also Bars, Hair tonic
and clean Skin treatment
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Savannah, Americas & Montgomery
RAILWAY,

. H. f1lA " hINS, I ,-r,r~,r,,....
T. EDWARD HAMBLETON NECEtNERS.
Passenger and Freight Schedules in Eject
Nov. -, 1898
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President H 3. Plant expects to return TO
the Tampa Bays hotel IN about six weeks
Mrs. Plant may come with him If her physi.
clan thinks il is advisable. She is suffering
with spinal trouble, with which She has been
afflicted ever since she had the typhoid fever
two wears ago.
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G.. c. Haskell formerly treasurer Of the
South Florida railroad, with headquarters at
Sanford, is having one Of the stores in the
postortce block at Jacksonville handsomely
fitted up, and will occupy II in few days with
o Wholesale button and choose store.
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VNHE steamships OF this company are APP
Il pointed TO sail from Savannah for Balti-
moro as follows-standsrd time:
d. H. MILLER, Capt G. w. BMLUPs,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20. 800 p. m.
ALLEGHANY, Capt. 2. NICKERsoN, JR..
SATURDAY, Dec. %, 6 p IN.
WIN. CRANE. Capt. WIN. j, BOND, WEDNES-
DAY, Dec. q, 10 p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Through bills Of lading given TO all points
West all the manufacturing towns in New
England, and to ports CT the United Kingdom
and the Continent.
il. CAROLAN, Agent,
Baltimore wharf.
]. c. WHITNEY I rsfic Manager, Baltimore
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# you want good material and work order
Il your Autographed and printed stationery
and blank books from Morning News, Savan.
nah. Ga.
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THE BEST is THE CHEAPEsT.-You
4 stationery is an indication OF your man
ner OF conducting business. Have everythip1
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rial, from the complete printing iifhogTanh.
ing ana blank book manufacturing depare-
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Tampa Times: The bill filed for the fore
closure OF mortgage by the Solicitors Loan
and Trust company VS.. the Tampa Street
Railway and Power company is said to be the
largest foreclosure ever made in this county.
Sparkman s. Sparkman, attorneys for the
Solicitors Loan and Trust company, say
that the company holds bonds of the railway
company amounting to S217 800 and took this
action in order to protect themselves. Claims
have been filed in the county court and cir
cult court against the railway company for
service that oamount TO about $500.
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RAILROADS.


wAYOROSS SHORT LINE-TIAIE CARD.
OF THROUGH TRAINS TO FLORIDA SOUTHERN GEORGIA