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Mics Corris .ay,is Mice Ntorv Pool,
tIoyia Nfnvla 1nhp Nt 9 IIn,iand Mice
ttto NIovla Atiss Mininn Cbomninn.
Niss Bano nav Mise Kntbarina i3ro-
der tuIu perlslev Cborlas Van Ruren.
scranton. Niiss Ido samson Edmund
Williams Mice Grace Ro,bar Miss Ilr
fle Curtis Miss stella Wodeman. Miss
ella Tinany. n w peck Miss Bertha
Peck. A T. Kizer Miss Emma Peck.
Miss Ida Thomas I g Patterson. wal,
ter Williams. George Gummoc. John
Williams Miss Katn Dodson. Mrs. NJ
e. Oakley. Alice and Arncs Reu. Miss
Carrie Battenburp. Miss Helen Battcu-
burg. William l. Eiuback. Archibald:
. ella Coon. Carrie Elsoous. j. NJ. Gill,
Jermyn: Charles seward. West Pitts
ton. Mr. and Mrs. L. q. Beu Mr.. and
Mrs J. u. Peck. Peckyille.
DR. E. / Peet nerformod q success
ful operation on George Williams last
Monday on the tongils of this throat,
which have been ENLARGED for several
wears and caused him considerable
trouble.
Albert CHAPMAN and Leonard Simp-
kins after a weeks vacation visiting
their parents here, returned to resume
their studies nt wyoming seminary
yesterday.
4 "ereen ten" under the auscices of
the Enworth leopue for the benefit of
missions will he piven i'm the nariOrs
of the Methodist church this (Wednes-
dav) evening. All are cordially in
vi.pd
Last Monday evening about eighty
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SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Held in the FcckviIlc Methodist
EpiSCODal Church.

At Peckville yesterday Sunday
school institute for the third district
of LaCkawanna county, including Peck
vile, Blakely, Olyphant, Winton and
Jefferson townships, was held in the
Methodist Episcopal church The first
session began at . p. m. and was pre-
sided over by w f. Nyc, of Carbon
dale. The institute opened with n
praise service led by Rev. " G. 5yers
of Peckville, after which words Of well
come were addressed to those present
by Halsey Lathrop, of PaCkville The
Teachers Preparation" was discussed
in an exceedingly thoughtful way by
Miss Carrie Geary Of Carbondale,
which was followed by a general dis
cussion of the best method of reach
ing the masses outside the Sunday
schools. This discussion was highly
interesting and was led by William AL
len.
Several prayers of conservation were
offered, Scatter Sunshine" was sung
and c. a. Samson, of Archibald, talked
about the Home Department" i'm Il
very Interesting way. Paul the Great
Missionary" way the subject dealt
with by William II. Hill, of Mayfeld
and Miss Nellie Peck, of PeckVille
| spoke of personal Work" John
| Warne had charge Of the singing and
Mrs f. Benscoter was organist. The
! following officers We're chosen: Presi-
| dent, Halsey Lathrop, Peckville; vice
| president, Miss Ruth Bwdgewater
| Olyphant; secretary, Miss Nellie Peck
| Peckvile; treasurer, Miss Bell Benia
| min; executive committees W. II
| HeimmelreiCh, Miss Nellie Kropp anl
| II. +. Dykeman.
Al the evening session Rev. $. c
Slmpkins conducted a praise service
| committee reports Were heard and ad
dresses We're delivered by the follow
ing: G. +. Baker. Jermyn, THE Les
son for April 4 Taught to Little Peu
| ple;' Professor +. -. Bovard. Jermyn
the Preparation of the Lesson" l.
f. Bower Scranton, What Teuche
Should Know"
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AMOS RUSIE'S CASE,
Interesting Contest to Test Legality
of the Base Bali Reserve CInuse.

Trenton, N j., March 23.-Argument
was heard by Judge ACheson i'm the
United states circuit court today on a
demurrer interpOsed by the defendants
IN the case of Amos Rusie against the
National Exhibition company. The
ground on which the demurrer was
based was that the other eleven clubs
in the National lague had not been
made parties to the suit. Charles H.
RuShmOre, Of New York; Colonel Rog-
ers, of Philadelphia, and James Ru-
Chanan, of Trenton, appeared for the
association, and j. p. Nurthup. of Jer-
sey City, for Rusie. Judge Acheson
reserved decision. Nh Rushmora con-
tended that if the relief sought by
Rusie should be granted and the re-
serve rule declared void, the elnyen
organizations i'm the league other than
the New York Base Ban club would
be deprived Of valuable property
rights without their having an oppor-
tunity to be heard. He said Rusie's
contract for $4,000 a year had laused
eighteen months ago. and that his sal
airy offer of $2,4OO is the highest sum
paid to any player in the National
league.
Mr.. Northup, for Rusie. said Rusie's
contract called for his reservation at a
like" salary, which was $4,000 a year,
and an attempt was being made to
compel him to accept less. The effect
of the demurrer, if sustained would
be to prevent Rusie from playing this
year. and he closed with the statement
that the days of slavery had gone by.
Colonel Rogers in reply, said the Ma
tional league intended to fight this
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Suburban News
I'm General
PROVIDENCE.

A man aCcosted Lieutenant Spell
man last evening about s o'clock and
stated that a serious fight was in prog
ress on Charles street. The lieutenant
and Patrolman Perry accompanied him
and when they got to the house they
found a large crowd surrounding the
place. Upon investigation they found
man named Joseph Felix lying on the
floor covered with blood which was
gushing from wound under the eye.
lie was in Unconscious condition.
From the facts CLEANED from those
present 1t appears that while the Felix
family were seated about the supper
table a man called Joe Miller who is
entirely unknown to the family, rushed
in and without any provocation struck
Felix with a large stone. While Mrs.
Felix was trying to prevent Miller's
escape from the house she, too, Jared
badly at his hands. Her cries aroused
the neighbors and they rushed to her
assitance They succeeded in captur-
ing the man who committed the as
sault and held him in custody until the
arrival of the officers. When brought
to the station house the prisoner gave
his name as Joe Miller and his resi-
dence, Wilbur street.
Yesterday about noon John Harring-
ton succeeded in partially destroying
one of the pool tables in Martin Clark 8
hotel. 1t seems that without any cause
Harrington cut the table so badly that
it will cost Proprietor Clark about SIS
for repairs. \ warrant was issued fO.
Harringtons arrest, but up to a late
hour last evening the officers Were un-
able to find him.
Thomas T.. Jones, proprietor of ho-
tel at Wayne avenue and Williams
streets, was aroused from his slumbers
early yesterday morning by a noise
coming from the basement where his
wines and liquors are stored. He
dressed and proceeded to Investigate
from what sources the noise originated.
He looked out the back door and saw
two young men emerging from the cell
lar. When they saw Mr.. Jones a dash
for liberty was made, but he recognized
them and had warrants sworn out fol
arrest. The warrants We're placed in
the hands of Constable Seth Smith and
| the young men We're captured and
locked in the station house. BY tears
| and entreates the parents of the young
men succeeded in inducing Proprietor
Jones to withdraw the charges.
William Richards, Of Wayne avenue
| is quite ILL.,
Michael Horan, proprietor of Brick
! avenue hotel, is confined to his home
! by illness.
The entertainment of class 16, of the
| Methodist Episcopal church, which vii
he held in the church parlors tUmor'
row evening promises to be one of the
! finest ever given in this section They
! will be assisted by class 2l Besides {
! programme of vocal and instrumental
music there will be a number of graph,
| aphOne selections.
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pECKVILLE.

The home of Rev. and Mrs. S. C.
Simpkins was the scene of much merri-
ment last Monday evening. the ucca-
sion being a surpris birthday party
in honor of their son LeOnard's twenty
first birthday. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in games and social
intercourse. During the evening the
party was invited over to the lecture
room of the church, where they We're
all photographed in group by Elmer
Swingle and Charles Nanburen, of
Scranton. After they We're photo
eraohed they returned to the house,
where refreshments We're served.
Those present We're George Locklin,
viii Williams, John II. Kinback. y.
j. Chapman, Roy Wademan, Miss Ad-
die Swingle. Miss Clara Guard, C. w.
Roberts, Miss Mary Gummoe, John l.,
Guard, Harry Guard, Misses Maud
TreVerton, Miss Blanche Taylor, Miss
Margaret Williams, Miss Jennie Will
Jams, Will Lewis, Miss Cassie Will
Jams, Miss Lillian Peck, Miss Louisa
Hendricks, G. NJ. Pierce, +. j. SWingle
Elmer Swingle, Joseph b. Reese, T.. L.
! Peet NJ. D., Miss Eta Peck, Walter
Peck Rev. V. c. Byres, Peckville;
Miss Blanche Dolph, Miss Cora Savage
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NEWS AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. John Lowry, of North Bromley
avenue, is seriously i'll.
An infant child of Will Hughes. of
North Bromley avenue, is i'll with the
measles.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Gather
inc O'Connor will be held this morning
at $50 o'clock from the residence of
her daughter Mrs. John White 5l&
Hampton street. \ high mass Of
requiem will be celebrated at st. Pat
riCk's church, and interment will be
made in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
The literary circle of the Simpson
church Epworth league held an inter-
esting session Monday evening. y
large attendance was noted and the
topics of the day We're discussed. The
next meeting will occur on Monday
April ).
The West Side Choral society. DAME,
Thomas, leader, will meet for rehearsal
tonight in the Jackson Street Baptist
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church The choir will be assisted by
william j. Morgan and John Evans.
violinistR: George Crump, baritone;
Messrs stanton and Allen. cotnet and
violin. Rehearsal commences at s
o'clock and full attendance is urged.
The remains of Jonn Deys, of t24
Edwards court. who died on Monday
at the Soldiers home in Erie, will ar
rive in this city at noon today. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at 80
o'clock from the residence.
Crump's band will give n concert at
St David's han on Decoration Day.
The band viii precede the evening en-
tertainment with an open air concert
The Rev. James Hugh Lewis, Of
Richand. \. j., is visiting West Side
friends
The Scranton ,Hhoral society held a
spirited rehearsal in Il. q. Morgan $
hall last evening.
The funeral services of the infant
child of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Banning
PA South Hyde Park avenue, occurred
from the residence yesterday after
noon The Rev. S. f. Matthews otli-
| ciated and interment was made in
| Washburn Street cemetery.
Charles Oliver, attorney at law, has
new client at his home on North
! Main avenue.
| William Filler, Of Bald Mount. was q
visitor among West Side friends yes
! terday.
Benjamin Lloyd. of Twelfth street, is
| critically i'll of pneumonia.
/ No decision has been reached by the
! viewers as yet in regard to the valua-
| tion of property to be used in open
/ ing price street. The property owners
/ have not been notified Of any compro-
| mise ON prices made by them for the
| city.
The special services which are being
! held nightly at the Washburn Street
! church have been we'll attended thus
| far.
The Abingdon Missionary society will
| hold q basket missionary meeting to-
morrow afternoon and evening at the
| jackson Street Baptist church. 1t Is
urged that the members Of the society
| make a special effort to be present at
! both sessions. The public is invited to
attend the evening session and hear
the interesting talks to be given by
| Mrs l.. NJ. Gates and others upon mis-
sionary work
The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing Of the Simpson Methodist lGpisco
pal church will be held next Thursday
| evening. Presiding elder j, G.. Eek
man will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds, of Fly.
non street, have returned from visit
at Pottsville, Pa.
Choise cut flowers and flower de.
signs at Palmer " McDonalds, "a
Spruce. ~
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CHANGE In RIrSINESS.

There have been no changes in busi-
ness circles in many years which Were
SO SURPRISING as that made by b. q.
Morgan, who has sold his old estab-
lished business to \. w. MusgraVe, a
graduate i'm pharmacy and recently of
the firm of jenkins & Musgrave. who
Will take possession at once. We have
no doubt but that the new proprietor
will merit and receive the same gener-
Gus patronage enjoyed by his success
full predecessor. Mr.. Morgan rctnes
from the business for the purpose of
enjoying needed rest, after a Continu-
Gus business career of nearly thirty
Years i'm this place. Hereafter he will
attend only to his foreign exchange,
notary public and real estate business
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West Side
Department
HEARD BY THE ALDERMEN,
Two Cases That Came Up for Dis
position Yesterday.

George Mike had Benjamin Arono-
witch, stprekeeper at 7l3 Scranton
street, brought before Alderman Blair
yesterday afternoon charged with Civ
ing him a less amount of change than
he was entitled to. The alderman dis
charged the case.
An echo of the grand jury case OF
Henry Weisberg and j. G. King VS.. Ed
ward Farr, reached Alderman owen ID.
Johns office yesterday afternoon. 1t
was i'm this wise: j. G.. King had in his
possession harness which he had OBJ
tanned from Harry Weisberg and this
harness lawfully belong to Edward
Farr A charge of receiving stolen
goods was brought against King and
being carried to court the case was ig-
nored
Then Farr had this. same King ar
rested on a charge of larceny. The al
derman ordered King to return the
harness to Farr, and told Farr to pay
the costs.
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DUNMORE.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Joyce, of Throop street, Is very ill.
Thomas Ruane and Mike Kelly We're ar
rested last night upon u warrant issued
at the instance of Martin Richards last
Thursday, charging them with assault
and battery. Squire Cooney held them
in $500 bail each 10 appear at court.
The Welcome Social club dancing class
will hold their regular weekly dance in
odd Fellows hall, Friday evening.
The congregation of the Adams Avenue
Presbyterian church met in the church
last night and elected the following OIL
GERS: Treasurer, T.. y. Fuller; secretary,
j. y. Pierson; trustees Mrs. William Me
Kay, William Bauer, Alexander X, Mac
Kay, William Marshall, Homer .GaVitt,
John A. MacKay and Thomas Harvor,
The meeting was presided over by the
pastor, Rev. John Dunn. After the cleo
tion a social was held and happy ana
joyous time spent by all Refreshments
were served.
The debate which took place Monday
evening between the Dunmore ana proVi-
dence EpWorth leagues, resulted in vie
tory for the Dunmorc society. The fol-
lowing are those who represented the
Dunmure Epworth league: l.. W. Dillon,
Arthur Johnson and Jacob Easterline.
The topic for the debate was, Resolved,
That the United States should forcibly
! protect the Christians in Armenia"
The funeral of Patrick O'Hara took
| place yesterday morning from his moth
| er's home, on William street. A solemn
high mass Of requiem was celebrated In
| ST. Mary's church, after which interment
/ was made in st. MaryS cemetery The
| pall-bearers We're; owen Barney, Michae
! Mcl.ane, Thomas O'Hara,. Patrick Lemon
! the fower-bearers, John Burkart anC
| James Mcdonnell.
! Patrick Banks, who was injured severa
! days ago in the Nay Aug mine, su,
! cumbed to the effects of his injuries yes
terday morning in Thompson's privat,
hospital, The funeral viii be held iron
the home of his sister, Mrs. A. Knox, o
! Franklin street, tomorrow afternoon At
| O'Clock.
DR.. A, j. Minebrake, of Mil street, ha
returned TO his studies at the jefferson
| Medical college of Philadelphia, after
short visit IN town.
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ACTION OF METHODIST MINISTER'S
Rev. Joseph II. Dixon, ID. d., and the
Tribune Commended.

At meeting of the Methodist minis.
ters of the city in Elm Park church
Monday a resolution was adopted en-
dorsing the action of Rev. Joseph X
Dixon, d. D., in opposing the granting
of a liquor license to a place adjoining
the church.
The attitude of The Tribune in It's
editorial comments on the matter was
cnmmenlel.
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West side Business Directory.

HARRIET J.. DAVIS, FLORIST.-Cut
flowers and funeral designs specially;
l0i South Main avenue; two doors from
Jackson street.
MORGAN'S PHARMACY, 101 n. MAIN
avenue. Physicians prescriptions care
fully prepared from warranted pure
drugs and chemicals. a fine assortment
OF trusses, fine stationery. blank books,
varnish stains, mixed paints or fancy
work, artists materials. window glass,
wall paper and picture moulding. Clerk
at store all hours of night.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE-Cash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and see the
stock of j. c. King, 70l to 70y West Lack
aWanna avenue,
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WILL GO TO STROUDSBURG.
Charles La Bar, of North Hyde Park
avenue, win go to Stroudsburg April |,
where he will engage i'm the laundry
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business. Mr.. La Bar is a machinist
and one of emost popular young men
in this part of the city He is prom
inent members of LackaWanna council
No. 1873, Royal Arcanum.
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TTE NFENT 3Oth Dnys
EFBNJCEE R RENHMDY

produces the above results in 80 days. 1t acts
powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail
fou'G men will regain their lost manhood, and old
men VIII recover their youthful vIgor by using
REViN0. 1t quickly aud surely res stores Nervous,
ness Lost vitality lmpotency Nightly Emissions.
Lost Power, Failing Memory. Wasting Diseases aud
ali ELECTS OF selt-abuse excess and indiscretion
which UNITS one tor study, business or marriage It
not only cures by starting at the seat of disease but
lsagreat nerve tonic and blood builder, bring.
ing back the pink glow TO pale checks aud re.
storing the fire of youth. 1t wards OIL Insanity
ana consumption Insist on having REVIVO, no
other, 1t can be carried in vest pocket By mail
sl.OO per package, or six tor $50 90, with posi-
tive written guarantee To cure or refund
the money. Circular free Address
ROYAL MFDlCNE CO.. 6S River ST., CHICAGO, "
For sale by MATTHEWS BIOS, orus-
glst Scranton, Pa.
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Mrs. Lucinda Jones died yesterday
morning Of la grippe at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs, Roshemy, on the South
Side, near Mountain Lake, The funeral
will take place Friday morning at 10
o'clock; interment at Pittston.
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Yesterday noted the death of another
old resident Of Jermyn in the person Of
Mrs, John Muduon, of the East Side. She
had been suffering with the grip for some
little time. ana about a week ago was at
tackled with pneumonia, which was tho
immediate cause Of death, Funeral an
nnnnnnmnnt laler
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The drandest Remedy.

Mr.. r. B. Greege, Merchant, of Chill
nowie, Va, cartlft9s that he h i'd consunIp-
ION, was given up to die, sought all medi-
cal trea ment that IN ,nev could procurs,
tried ali cough rem ID les that he could hear
", but got no relief; spent many nights
lifting No 10 a char; was Induced to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery, aud
was cured by use oftwo bottles. For
past three vars has been atteniing
TOE business, aud says Dr. K'ng'~
New Discovery is thu grandest remedy
ever NJ add, as 1t b as d IN S mu h for b m
aud also for others in his community. Dir,
Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for
coughs. C lids and consnm pit ~ 1t dDa't
fail. Trial bottles free ut MURPHY-VAN
PETTEN drug stores, and BROWNE q NAN
ZANARES Go.
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lvar Hiding, the i've months-old
oabs II Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eeicksoo,
died IN Albuquerque.

81 can't see how any f.mily liv,s with
Diarrhoea Remed "" says j. r. Adams, a
well known druggist, of Geneva, Ala, in
a letter inquirlug the pric, of a dozen
bottles, that ~ might not only have iS for
use in mis- own family, but supply it TO his
neighbors, The reason some people & I
.loog without ir. is because tney db not
know its value, AMI VIII 1t a vast amoun Mt of
suffering 1t will save. Wherever it be-
comes kno va and lssi, it is reco gnizei as
a necessity for it is he only remsiy that
can always be depended upon for bowel
complaints, botn for CHI ldreu and adults.
For sale by K. D. GOoDALL, Depot drug
store.
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narvey,s mountain Home.

This res rt is famous for its comfort.
cleanliness, Superior table, abundance of
rich milk and cream, as well as for its un-
ri> aled scenery and numerous pear by
points of interest. The best trout fishing
l. accessible, by short excursions to either
branch If the Gallinas. Hermit's Peak and
grand canvop are of easy access. Burros
arr Furnished 10 guests for daily riding,
The Pecos National Park ia within six
mites, and is reached bv easy trail; expe-
ditions can he outfitted aud guide occurred
at the ranch.
+ # tran.pns tation and terms, inquire of
Jun g Wooster, East Las Vegas, or address
276 IF FL. A. HARVEY.
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order to ascertain the actual cash balance
I , the credit OF the general school fund and
THAT such statement be made from August
1896 up to September 1897, and the board
after due consideration OF the matter or
dered the clerk to write to the county
treasurer and require him TO furnish the
sta tement as r CURED in the petition Of the
sch oil superintendent.
In the matter OF the appeals taken from
the action Of this board TO the board of
equalization at Santa Fe, N. M, by the
First national bank OF Las Vegas, thu San
Miguel national bank and the Las Vegas
savings bank:
Pursuant to section 2S42 of the compiled
laws. a copy of the proceedings Of the
board OF equalization was transmitted to
this board by the Territorial auditor, and
among said proceedings may be found the
action taken by said board In relation to
the said appeals as follows:
I'm the matter of the appeal of the Las
Vegas savings ban from the assessments
Of 1897 as fixed by the county commission
ers, it is ordered that the valuation of
the capital stock and surplus of said bank
be and the same hereby is lxsd at go per
cent. by this board, less the value Of any
real estate, or other property in which the
capital or surplus OF said bsnk is invested
ON which taxes are separately assessed and
paid In this Te rritory.
I'm the matter Of appeal of the San Mi
que national bank of Las Vegas, N. M,
from the assessment or 1897 as fixed by the
county commissioners Of San Miguel
couat, 1t is ord red that the valuation OF
the capital stock and surplus Of said bank
be and the sams hereby is fixed at go per
ceut. of the capital stock OF said bank, less
the value OF any real esta1e or other prop
erty ia hich the capital or surplus of said
bank is invested on which taxes are sep
arately assessed and paid 10 this Territory. |
I'm the matter of the appeal of the First
N itional bank Of Las Vegas, N M, from |
the assessment of 1897 as fixed by the /
comm lssioners, it Is ordered that |
the valuation of the CAPT al stock and sur
plus of said band be and the same hereby
Is fixed ut so per cent. of the capital stock
II said band less the value or any real
siate orr other property In which the
or surplus o said bank Is invested
"a which taxes are separately assessed and
aid in This Territory"
In view OF the above proceedings the
'ounty collector was duly notified and
IN the tax rolls Tor the year 1897 in ac-
With the law Aforesaid and the
ficial notification of the Territorial
thereto.
The board now ordered an Adjournment
y and until rTnurslay the 14th day OF
October A. d. 1897 at 2 O'Clock p. N.
Attest. Approved
GONZALES, FL. q. CooRs,
Clark. Chairman.