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The Florida star., 1902-11-21
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.

About SS acres of good high land on
the east or ocean side of the Indian river
at the Narrows, described as follows: Lot
No. ), section 35, also lot No. 3, section
50, i'll township 81 south, range 80 east
This land ls unimproved but finely loI
Gated. For further particulars address r
4. VI. Low, {,
Brockton, Mass.
The Florida star., 1902-11-21
To RENT,

To RENT,
For Winter Season Of I9O2-3, at Rock
ledge.
Desirable furnished cottage in beautiful
location on shore of Indian river, one
mile and quarter south OF pOsto1fice and
hotels. Nine rooms, including bath room;
ample verandas; $4,000 for the season.
Private family; references required. Adj
dress, J. ;. COATS,
Rockledge, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-11-21
FOR SALE.

SSbeautiful site for winter. home in
on west bank of Indian
er particulars address Miss NJ,
\ S<pckledge, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-11-21
Sale Notice.

Monday, Nov. 24th, will be the starting
Of the biggest sale of clothing ever known
in Fld&da. We only have fifty suits TO
close ont for any amount you have in
Vour pocket. Also our entire line of Ia
lies shoes and gents furnishings TO go
II cost. Come soon and get first choice.
p Il. w. RHODES,
Is Titusville, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-11-21
ORANGE GROVE FOR SALE.

Small grove near LaGrange. OF some
200 trees, partly bearing, all budded since
the freeze; II acres all available land, ,
acres pine land, 2l acres hammock; house
Of two rooms and kitchen. Last years
crop 50 boxes oranges. Address c., care
STAR office.
The Florida star., 1902-11-21

Square Measurd

At the Lee county cf!,ty. aDd>nns;
last week at Fort Myers, a. a. ." =
thirteen fishermen were T>sAS ~
fishing on tine gulf coast with nets VIII
mcsheS less than an inch and a half
Judge Wall ruled IN the said case that the
law Of IS91. chapter boz, section 3, re-
gariInE tire me~hr~, tnaI jh- mesh meant
by the legislators Ma bar or square ruras-
ure. instead Of stretch measure, as con-
tended for 10y the defense.
one Of the most interesting witnesses
was John Savarese, one Of the largest and
most experienced fish dealers in the state.
His answers to all questions We're given
with the assurance OF one who knew what
he was talking about.
Mr. Hendry created some amusement
in court by producing a mullet and dem
onstrating that the fish could not pass
through a four-inch mesh.
The Florida star., 1902-11-21
SEED CANE FOR SALE.

Four thousand seed cane for sale, red
and red ribbon. Write W. II. Sharpe,
Sharpes, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-11-21
ethfIx,at and Yacht Sails.

FL prkmanship guaranteed. Fish
boats SSsSaA I'd racing suits speciality.
Bend h Sraf.imate. Try Benecke's mildew
.featmt,., i preserve your sails.
H. BENECKE,
Titusville Florida.
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Path In tndcination

=
A vaccination creed haa been widely
circulated in Clii,atgo 10y the departs
ment of health, and it has been of the
greatest service DR.. Reynolds says, to
the public vaccinnlors In arousing ins
terest IN the subject of vaccination
among cl,sses peculiarly EXPOSED to
smallpox. Tie, plan IL worthy Of in'i-
tation. Tile "ciscd" reads as followsi
eve, tho Undersigned, hereby publicly
profess our t'rin bclef-based. upon pJsl-
tive knowledge gained through years Of
personal expcrienre and study of small
pox aud ya,sinThn-
"First-That trio vaccination--repe
until it no longer 'takcs'-always prevents
smallpox. Nothing elAe does.
"Second-That true vacrination-that
is, vaccination properly dolie on u clean
arm with pqrd lymph ami KEPT perfectly
clean and uiihroke,i afterYasrrdd Ms,never did
and never will make SERIOUS gore. q
"Third- That such y vaccination leaves
a characteristic scar, unlike that from any
other cause, which is recognizable during
life and is tito only conclusive cvideiIce o.
successful vaccination. 81 =
Fourth THAT no untoward results
ever follow such acci,iation: OH tile other
hand, tholisaiid, of lives are annually
sacrificed through its neglect-a neglect
begotten of want of knowledge" Amer
lean Medicine.
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No. 73-
NOTICE AND SUMMONS

In the. Superior Court of the State of Washing:
toti suiand for the County of Sah Jtan.
w. Il. Ausit plaintiff,
II ..h vs. ,-.nN -,
The next spE kin,land heirs-at- law of J, W:
Mo,iie, deceased If any there be. ;and l.. H..
Wheeler and Adolph Morras, and all persons
UNKNOWN ii any, lisxine claiming an in:
terest or estategip and to the hereinafter
described rcvil rproperty. defendants
state Of Washington. 10 the next of kin aud
heirs;at-law. of ~ W.. NJ ,die, deceased. If any
there be, and l.. E.,Whecler and Adclph Nor
ras and all persons unknown claiming or
having an interest or. estate i'll and to the
hereinafter described real property.
You and each ofyou are hereby notified, that
the above nametI plaintiff, W. h. Augir, is
The holder of Certificate of DeiinquenCvtSo. gsS
issued by the Treasurer of san Juan County,
State of Washington, embracing the following
real property, situated III san Jtnp,. County,
State Of Washington, and more particularly de-,
described as follows, to-wit: =
Lot in section S. in township 90 north of
range No west. Willamette Met id,an aud
part of lot 10 i'll section g. in township IS north
range west, Willamette Meridian containing
six acres said part OF lot 10 iii said section is
more particularly bounded aud described as
follows, towit: That Is all the part OF lot 10,
section g. township 80 north of range west
willamette Meridian i'll San Juan County,
Washington, lying cast of a north and south
line, drawn at q sufficient distance west of the
lire between said section 6 and section s,
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said township. range. county and state, to etis
close six acres: thaessid certificate was issued
the 9th day OF Novainber. A. y. 1892 for the
sum of 1919 for the delinquent taxes for the
years isy7 and Is9a; that the aihbubt of said d..
lnquent taxes, together with the Interest, Is in
the following respective sums, to-wit:
Painst said iol5, section S, township 80 north
rasEc vest w. NJ, san Juan County, Wash
iugiou. fbr the year A. ID. 1904, S7.3o: for the
s,ar 1893 the sum Of "a cents; for the year 1900
together with tasarrI thereon at the rate IL OF i
per Of pt from
Against said part ,of said lot 10, section 6,
township and range, couilEs ana state aforesaid,
for he or the a s
$40. with interest thereon at the rate of per
cent per annum, to be computed from the sew
with interest computed OH plaintiffs certificate
sssresate, with The Fes, fof5 said Certificate Of
severs sss bear the Fate of IS ' ptf
cent per.a,iuni from tile said several dates of
tbs, Payment of said takes, until the
paid. ~,
You and each of yqu use, hereby summoned to
hppear wi thin sixty iias safter the date of the
FIRST qualification ottaiis Notice and Summons
thereof, to-wit, within sixty days after the 9TH
day of March, a. d. 1902 in the above entitled
Court, and defend the .acaion OF pay the amount
due, together With Che interest aud costs In
ewc Of your failure solto do. plaintiff will apply
fothidgsnent and Judgment will be rendered.
forecloSipg the lien for said taxes interest and
costs against the real property lands and prem
ises herein described.
Any pleading or process may be served upon
the undersigned attorney; at the addr, IS heie
matter mentioned. IS
- w W. b. ,AUGIR, Plaintiff.
BY ". n. Thacker, attorney for Plaintiff
AW, II. Thacker, Prosecuting Attorney aud
fx-efficio Attornes for Plaintiff. Postoffice adj
tress: Friday Harbor, San Juan County, wash
ingtons
Date first publication March 6, 1907.
Date last publication April II. I9o7
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SUMMONS by PUBLICATION

in. /.
III the Superior Gohtt of the State of Washing
tor, for the Goaiity. 81 san Juan.
william Jesse Lowe, Plaintiff
Susannah Jane +. Lowe defendant.
Suite Of a. hington Go
County of Whatcom I %
The State of Washington, I'll the said Susannah
Jane r.. Lowe defetidant;--
Ycu are hereby sunlrsoned tn. appear within
sixty days after the date Of THE first publication
Ut this summons, to-wit, within sixty DAYS after
the 23rd day of January, Ieoa.- and defend the
above entitled action cinl tjse above entitled
Court, andanswer' the complaint of the plain
tiff and serve copy of yoir answer upon tie
Undersigned attorneys for plaintiff ut their Office
below stated. and In case oil your failure to
do iude rueht will be .rendeatd against YOU aci
coKdins toahe demands Of the complaint which
has rbeen filed with the Clerk of the above
Court. j.
C. The object Of said action is to procure a de-
cree of divotee divorcing plaintiff from defend
ant.
DORR & HADLEY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
=. O. address: Whatcon, Wash
First publication Jan 20, leo2.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1902


I'm a recent number Of "Harper's"
w. ID. Howclls writes of the Common
MAN. as follows: "lf we recall the
names OF the presidents who followed
Jefferson, We shall realize how fully
they illustrated the ideal common man,
with now and then an instance in
which they exalted 1t far above the
ideal of any gentleman, except Wash
ipgtou. They were strong men, men
OF potent will, and whatever their e.
ror>, men of rs high purpose rs any
of the men Of gentler tradition who
went before them. Ii we think Of Jack
son, of Lincoln, Of Grant, of Garfield
OF Mckinley, whose beginnings wore
al as common as those of the average
Amcrran now earning his living 10y
the labor of III" Niands, we must own
that they were il craftsmanship at
least. the equals of those presidents
Pierce and Buchanan and Hayes and
the two Harrisous and Taylor and
Polk - whose beginnings were less
humble; and it would not be too hardy
= say that they were the EQUALS of
those earlier observation-disclosures aud
Madison and the second Adams, who
antc-datcd jackson and were OF the
Older tradition OF the gentle man, by
origin, hy education and social posi-
ton. If the claim of the common mnn
to be as sovereign in the republic as the
gentle man needed vimdicauloh, the
chief magistrates who were NEST dis
tinctly OF his high order most triumph
antly vindicatcd il. They stamped
Americansm with his image and SUI
prescription, whether intellectually or
not we may not Know III centuries;
but their great lives lallowed the no.
ton of humility of origin aud condi-
ton in the hearts OF most Americans ms
something humanity dear and sweet, as
something uivinely sacred.n
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-06

In the matter of the vacat Ion of County road
petitioiied for by r. X. McI.achlan aud
others
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is Hereby given that the report of the
County SurveSot in the. matter OF the petition
of K r. Nc Lachlan aud others for the vacation
6f COUNTY rbad has betn flied i'll the Office OF
the Bdard of County Commissioners of san
Juan County, Was iagtoh, saih road sought to
pc Vacated being descr;bed i'll said report as fol-
lows: a
Commencing at the northeast. corner Of lot
numbered three Isl station IA. seetioi eighteen,
township tlirty-six (36> north OF rapse two "a
west ": NJ; running theiee east to ledge 1914 4
chains ) s64o T.. 1.siE chains; tIieitce south
$50. r. 400 chains; thenee north saN k,2;l4
rhains. south So II. ass chains: thence. south
694e Il. 40 chains;t thence south y +. 40
chains to stake OF heaih .ilri
And that The 9Th day of .,Apfil. 1902, at the
hour OF g ociock a. IN has heen setitor the
hearing OF said report and the consideration
Dated atF riday Harbor, Washington, this 4th
day OF March, A. IL ISo7.ia J.
BOARD of County commissioners of San Juan
County:' Washington. 4, t,.t
First publication March 3, ieo7.-~-.
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Criterion Publication Co.
Al Ea.rrhirty-nr St. New York City
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF HEARING
In thc.riattsr OF the vacation of County road
petiouea fvy by VI. pfuns aud others.
-, NtTtCE OF HEARINC

Notice II hereby givcn that the report of the
County Sutveyorlin the matter OF the petition
OF " l. Bruus ana others cor the vacation of a
County road has been flied in the Office of the
Hoard Of County Copmtniosiefs of san Juan
County, Washington Gid }6ad souaht to be va
Gated being desesibsd I'M ssidsEeport as foiiowsi
comn,eueins at a pollution the road from
Lopex to Poft stanley .whttc the section line
between sections "A and IS Sssetsects said road,
said point being s.si chsifAn6rth of the section
comet Common 10 sections iriIs, a, rs. In town.
ridisIf, and ending al or near the center Of the
$. w. q of Sec. I3stownship and range afore-
ssidyexcept about Sc rods OF Ihesents cssd> fsvsu
schpci hors> No easteriy to trtersecticn
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-06

The annual r. port of Fish Commits
sioner a. G., Little just made public,
estimates Itl.Aa during the year the total
amount ., eapitnl employed in the fish
ing indust'iss of the state of Washing
ton was 49, 100, Of which S4,474, 800
was in the fdget Sound district alone.
The total number of persons employed
in the industries is placed at | /, les and
their totals earnings at So ,0O2, $50. The
total value Of the output of the state is
estimated a, 81, -, 1926. Mr.. Little says
that the yGar 1901 was record breaker
for the stSts, and adds that unless
prompt action is TAX en-, lie. believes
that the oyster land reserves belonging
To the state will in The course OF. three
or four wears become entirely worth
less. In concluding his remarks on the
subject he says: "These lands are be-
ing robbed daily and a large area OF
what might have been saved>and made
valuable for the state, If the last legis.
lature had wisely enacted the laws rec
Pmmended, will by the time the next
legislature meets he almost valueless.
certain II l. that within tue next three
or four years ali hut very few acres OF
over io,oU acres held as reserves. Of the
state on Puget Sound will have been 81
exhausted that they will be compara.
lively worthless :,
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with the section line between sections Is and a.
And that the sth day Of April. 1909, at the
hour of O'Clock p. III. has been set fouthE hear
ing of laid eptt and the consi !eratieii tfiercot
dated al Ertday Harbor, Washington ;itis 4th
dav of Mach. 4. y. 1907. Ia,
Board OF cauiity Commissioners OF SAT- Juan
BY W. LARK. Clerk of said Bbsrd.
First publication March 8, 1907.
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:. =
A Piintcr Greatly surprised

"I never was 40 niucli surprised in My
life as | Was with the re~ult$. df. using
Chamborlain's Pain Ral,n," says Henry
II. Crock, prcssnlan of the AShevilic,
IN. c.. Gazette. Il contracted Il severe
case Of rheumatism early last ~iuter by
getting my feet wet. tried several thir g.
for it without h"n'ait. One day while
looking oyer the Gazette, noticed that
Pain Balia WAS positieely guaranteed to
cure rhoanaiisn, ~ taught bottle Of it
and before using two-thirds OF it my
rheumatisui had taken its Blight and |
have no. Had " rhetimatic pain since"
For sale by al DRUGGISTS
Crown Diamond WHISTLES at Saloon
Best.
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Ing tt transient traders to deposit 500
with tile state treasurer and To pay Il
State fee OF si.io and local one Of SIS.
As II result Tile state is almost com.
pletely rid of the pcddler nuisancr.
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. C,ubbtnS List

To all subscribers paying one year I'm
advance land arrears, il any the follow
ing named publications arc offered. to-
rcther with the ISLAM DER. Mt the COM
bination prices quoted, viz:
ISLANDER aud . al,
Seattle Post -Intelligeneer, weekly, $I.so
Seattle Times, weekly 100
Northwest HoTttultttrist LOO
New York Tribune Farmer I.So
New York Tribune Review !. so
New York Tribune 'riweekly, 40
Thricc.a- Week Y. Y. World, 200
Toledo Blade LOO
Detroit Free Press, ssmi'weekly, 200
;. r. Examiner weekly, $50
5. =. bulletin, sunday edition, 400
Chicago Iutet-ocean, weekly, AIS
st Paul Pioneer Press, weekly, 100
Montreal Family Herald and Star 400
Farm and Eiresidc, los
Farm Journal. i.oo
Mcclurc's Magazine, ,e.- a'io
Cosmospoiitau Magazine 7.io
Review of Reviews, 5.2S
Harper's Magazine $50
Century Magazine, ass
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-06

y Mark Twqin's tqe sense of propriety
haS led him 10 declaFe chat '..Hp gentle,
man VIII tell the naked Truth to q
lady"
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lhis is the way it has been done I'm
ohHecticut: An itinerant vendors
III" was passed some time ago, rsauir-
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE FARMER

is made absolsely for their families The first
humber wis issued Soyeplhsr Z, k9Ol, N.Y.
Every dearmeHt Of aercttts ahdtstry by
special contributors who ar8deaalerx i'm
and the TRIbuN E FARMER will ls In every saiise high
eass uio-date live, enerpfsfg agricultural tarer prunse
Y with psntes Ct hss .osk model farm build
,,ss a'u MONIES agficuts raj ltehitiesy, etc. .vias
Farmers wives sts and daughters will find special pages
ter their enterainment. -
Regulsr prices si00 but sa with your
home weekly NEWSPAPER. the IsAN aie yern for 81
Send yotf INSCRIPTIONS and money to the ISLANDER, Fri
day llarbUt WASH
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For sixty years the New YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE has
been natio,al weekly newspapsr read almost entirely by
FARMERS, ana has enjoy edte confidence and
publication.
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Send yonr name and eadrcss. the NETWORK ,TRRUxk
mailed TO yeu
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C. BENINGHAUSEN ,1s WI 4
Watch and Cllronometcr Maker has
moved to sol First Atenne, Seattle,
next door to LOncll, Augustine &
to: 49,. -, Co., 49,.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF BEARING

In the matter of the VACATION of County road
petitioiied for by r. X. McI.achlan aud
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REMEMBER-Thr Months for 10 cts.
(stnmas actepted). Regular, rates
$l.OO per year, 10 cts. Der copy.
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In the Superior Court of the State Of Washing.
toh sItlaiid for the County Of Sah titan.
W. b Aueit, plaintiff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
Editor Kelley Shoots
Butte, Mont, Man

Butte, Mont. Oct. 12.-Editor ]. w
Kelly Of the Inter-Mouptain tonight
shot DR.. A. II. Cayley, a prominent
resident of Butte. Cayley. 1t is believ.
ed, will die. 1t is alleged the shooting
followed trouble over a woman. Off
GERS are searching for Kelly, and II is
believed that he will be apprehendeJ
before many hours have passed.
The shooting occurred between II
and ~ o'clock last night, but SO quiet
was the AFFAIR kept that the police did
not hear OF II until late this evening
Kelly, 1t is said, suspected an intimacy
between a woman OF whom he was
enamored and DR.. Cayley and Saturday
night he lay in hiding and surprised
the two in the woman's room.
Kelly, with a pass key, got into the
room and Immediately opened fire. The
first shot went wild and Cayley Crap
pied with Kelly, but was felled by a
blow from the butt of Kelly's revolver.
With the man PROSTATE on the floor,
Kelly again fred, the bullet taking eff
feet in Cayley's shoulder. The missile
was DETECTED by the shoulder blade
and ranged down and, passing through
the left lung and stopping near the
spinal cord, completely paralyzed the
left side OF the victim.
At late hour tonight the doctors
express no hope for Cayley's recovery.
Kelly is still at large and is believed
to be hiding in the city. His escape is
believed to be impossible, as all ave-
nues of egress from the city are care
fully guarded by the officers and his
capture is thought to be a matter Of
but a few hours.
DR.. Cayley is one Of the best known
physicians in the city and is married.
Kelly is single.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
Krug r Was HOnored
By BOer Generals

Utrecht Holland, Oct. 1O.-The Boer
generals arrived here today to greet
Kruger on the occasion Of his seventy
seventh birthday. The whole party at
tended service in a church, where
Kruger, assisted by his attendants, en-
tered the pulpit, and in brief speech
expressed his great appreciation of the
generals services and begged the pub
lie to assist in relieving the distress
among the Beers.
Kruger said the generals had only
ceased hostilities in order to prevent
extinction OF their race, and that their
assumption of the role OF beggars
showed their desire to save theip peo-
pie. Turning TO the generals, Kruger
said:
Continue your labors with all hui
mility and perform your duty as sup
plicants."
As Kruger descended from the pull
pit the congregation arose and sang
the hymn, May the Blessing OF the
Lord Rest Upon You" Pastor Jonker
said that, although the Boer national
hymn could not be heard at present,
God one day would permit the Beers to
sing I'VE Are Free People"
Pastor FernIut remarked that the
unity of the Boer people would not per-
nit them to become sery!le, Students of
the university presented TO the gen
erals a purse containing $500. After
the church service the generals visited
Kruger's home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
DESTROYER RUN DOWN :.

London, Oct. 10.-The North German
Lloyd steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm,
which on Wednesday sank the steamer
Robert Ingham. with the resultant loss
OF two lives, narrowly missed sending
the British torpedo boat destroyer
Wizard to the bottom OF the sea today.
The Kronprinz Wilhelm, running at
an estimated speed of sixteen knots,
overhauled the Wizard, and the latter.
ip trying to avoid the liner, came into
contact with her.
In attempting to clear the steamer
the Wizard listed and large quantities
of water poured through her ports. Her
officers and crew, numbering between
fifty and sixty men, were for a minute
or two in the grayest peril, but the de-
stroyer righted.
II was found that her bows were bad.
~ twisted and buckled and that she
had sustained other injuries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
DOWie Says Zion
Ne IDS More Money

Chicago, Oct 1l.-Acknowledglng his
inability TO pay his bills, John Alexan-
der Dowie, the "reincarnation of Elijah
the prophet" has issued a letter to his
disciples pleading for money "in sums
of s. and upward"
In the same letter he asserts his as
sets are 1923, 736.52, yet today when w.
NJ. Hoyt & Co. made a demand upon
Dowie's agent for $3l, a bill long over
due, the agent protested he did not
have the money, but would try and get
1t together by tomorrow.
In his begging letter Dowie begins
by telling about lions fiourishing con-
dition. Then he declares that people
who are trying to collect bills from him
at this time are the enemies of God. u
Extracts from the letter follow:
Unexpected difficulties have made
II impossible to get together sufficient
sums to meet the surrent obligations OF
Zion. Therefore ! send forth this APP
peal asking every member to immedi-
ately take action upon 1t, 50 that !
may be able to discharge Immediately
all open accounts without further delay
and so maintain the good name which
Zion has borne for its prompt settle
ments.
I'VE shall receive sums OF Sc and up
ward for periods of three, six and nine
months, as may be most convenient,
These notes will bear interest at per
cent per annum, interest payable quar-
terly If desirable, or payable with the
when the note natures, DO
your duty and do ii quickly"