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The lyceum Association.

Mr.. J. ]. Gerig, with his usual de.
termination TO do things to brighten
our social life in Ocala is now engaged
in an effort to organize lyceum
course here for the comingI, winter
season.
Mr.. Gerig says that the lyceumIat-
fractions for the next season are vastly
better than for any previous year and
ifa hundred names can be secured the
course will consist of eight attract.
ions, including such lecturersl as the
Rev. Thomas Dixon and Others whose
fame is national.
a talk with Mr.. Gerig will convince
you that il is to your interest to enroll
your name as a member of the as.
ISOLATION. See him and get further
information in regard to the Iyceum
course.
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John Shelton Williams Writes Hore-
fully

Mr.. John SHELTON Williams, presi-
dent of the SearbOard Air Line rail-
way, in reply to general inquiries Is
TO crop prospects and the outlook for
business in the south, writes a. fol-
lows:
My advices frGm along the line of
our road in the seven southern states
traversed by this system indicate that
present prosperous conditions are
likely to be accumulated! rather than
diminished as result of big crops,
good prices and the;ssteady develop
ment which is going on. Unless we
have unforeseen set backs, the grow
ing cotton crop, in view Ofsthe in
creased acreage and the generous use
of fertilizers, will probably exceed
any crop heretofore raised in the
south, and owing to the worlds de-
mand for the raw cotton and its ipres.
ent scarcity, she stands good chance
of realizing from this crop 100000,
900 more than it ever realized from
cotton crop before.
SIN Florida business is active aud
the outlook bright. The Florida or
ange crop is now assured. land it is
estimated that the yield sthis: season
will be 100000 boxes, against 1900
600 last year, and the new trees which
will come into beariug next year will,
it is estimated, bring the yield for
1904 up to 100000 boxes.
The experimental farms which
have been inaugurated on different
portions of our system are furnishing
practical demonstrations to settlers Of
the advantages ofsthe. several ::..locali-
ties, and | received only recently a
rather interesting report showing that
there has been in the past stwelve
months an advance of four,fOld in the
price of lands in sthe vicinity of one
of these experimental stations in the
CarOlinas. 1 also Ireceivedl a report
recently of the RESULT of.the trucking
season in a certain locality, which
spoke of the experience ofiOne farmer
whose shipmentsIlof strawberries for
six consecutive days this season had
averaged him $4,000 per day."
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Mr.. George Wallace, a prominent
merchant of BrsidentOwn, formerly
OF this city, is visiting in Ocala. He
says that south Florida is prospecting
in lecps and bounds and that the
groves there look like they did here,
at Orange Lake and Lake Weir be-
fore the great disaster. 6 Mr.. Wallace
says that south Florida is rapidly,fill-
ing up with settlers and that there Is
money to be made there in land
speculatiOns or in all lines OF legiti.
mate trade.
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BECOMES ELOQUENT.
SENATOR TaliaFERRo PAYS EIo.
QUERT TRIBUTE TO ST. Angus
TINE.
EKtoIs Her Heroes and Tells How
They Have Made Florida
lllustrlouS

Senator TaliaferrO, who recently
gave n loving cup rs prize to the
state troops, was made an honorary
member of the ST. Augustine Rifles,
and in accepting the honor wrote the
following very eloquent letter in
which he pays graceful tribute to
the military heroes and martial glory
of the Ancient City:
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. 10, 1903.
Captain Eugene Masters, st. Angus
tine Rifles, st. Augustine, Florida.
My DEAR CAPTAIN:-I have re-
ceived notification together with a
copy of resolutions passed at a meet
ing of your company in eIecting me
an honorary member, and now hope
that each of you will accept this ex-
preston as a token of my high appre-
citation Of the honor you have done
me.
When in St Augustine recently |
examined with interest the COnfeder-
ate monument in the Plaza, anu
noted that in the marble WAS chiseled
long list of names Of St. Augustine's
sons. 1t impressed me that st. Au-
gustine had been no laggared in res
ponding To the call of duty. ] recall
too that il was 1T. Augustine that
gave us Kirby Smith and LOring,
whose followers endured weary cam
paigns with no murmur of diScOn-
tent, and treated the song of the mimic
and the scream of the shell rs tests of
the camp fire. The ancestors of some
of you served against Mexico, / have
no doubt; others against the Semi
nOles in winning Florida from the
wilderness; and your fathers, | know
too, did heroic deeds under the stars
and bars. IL seems that there has
been no war since the change of flags,
IN which st. Augustine has not done
even more than her full duty. The
doubtless decended as legacy TO
each succeeding generation 1t is no
surprise, therefore, that the sons of
such soldiers as followed Lee and
jackson, and Kirby Smith and L0r-
ing, should fall in" with eager res
pOnse 10 the call for volunteers in
that recent war whose sequel was
written by the men OF true ann be-
hind the guns at Santiago and Ma
Mia Bay. And so, impressed by these
matters of history, could not treat
lightly the honor you do me in writ
ing my name on the scroll OF sOldiery
OF st. Augustine. l therefore thank
you, each one and all, for the cumpli-
ment you so gracefully aud generous
ly bestOw. L hope to have the pleas
ure of meeting you all at no distant
day, for have been told that you are
young men with as true an aim for
the high purpose and duties of life as
your aim will be found true, either on
the field of hattie or in friendly COM
petition.
/ have the honor to be, with re.
CARDS and best wishes,
Sincerely yours,
IAS u T,TT.urpno
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FL0RIDe'S STEADY GROWTH.
Diversity of cropa and New Citrus
Groves Bringing Prosperity.

Information sent out from Wash
ington respecting the development of
tlOrida's agricultural resources is Of
the most encouraging kind. 1t seems
that the outlook for the next orange
crop is much better than il was a few
weeks ago. Then the drought threat
ehed to cut it short in some sections.
1t is estimated that the crop this year
was about ,000,0 600 boxes greater than
that of last year, and that it brought
considerably more than 81, 500 900.
Many new trees are coming into
bearing every year, and it will be
larger than it was prior to the great
freeze, which practically destroyed
mos: Of the orange groves. 1t is pre-
dicted that within two years the crop
will be 100000 boxes greater than
the crop OF this year.
Ofcourse we do not say that the
freeze was blessing in disguise, but
if it had not been for that disaster it
Is doubtful if Florida would be pro-
ducing a. much as she is. Having
lost their groves the people had to do
something for living, and they
turned their attention to pineapple
and truck farming. There is an i'm
mense area devoted to pineappIes. 1t
is stated that the shipments this year
have reached 1000, 900 boxes and that
the average price received is $500 per
box.
Florida railroads get great deal
more freights from her soil now than
they did before the freeze. Florida
peaches this year are excellent, and
they are bringing high prices. Flor
ida's strawberries are the finest on the
market, and hence are very profit
able crop. 1t is unnecessary 10
the fruits and vegetables
to which Florida farmers are now
giving attention, Out the number Is
large, and the amount of money re-
ceived for them promises to make
Florida one Of the richest states in
the UniOn.-Savannah News.
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Notice of teachers Examination
JAS. Z. TALIAFERRo.

The regular September examine.
ton for teachers will commence the
Sth day of Sept. 1903, and continue
for four days.
The examination for whites will
commence at o'clock in the High
School building and for cOlOred at the
same hour in Howard Academy
building.
One dollar will he charged each
exsminee according to law to pay the
grading committee and expenses of
the examination. Examines will
supply themselves with fools cap or
legal cap paper, pens and ink.
W. ID. CARN, Supt.
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All Aboard for Punes sorda.

Advices received here announce
that, besides the senatorial candi-
dates, the following distinguished
gentlemen expect TO be in Punia
GOrda on the great 18th:
Congressman Sparkman Senator
Brown, of Marion, candidate for gov
ernOr; Senator BrOOme, Of Gadsedn,
candidate for secretary of state; Hon.
Robert McNamee, of HillsbOrough.
presumptive candidate for congress;
Coils. W. F. Stoval,. editor of the
Tampa Tribune, and John LaFontisse,
city editor of the Jacksonville Times
UniOl, together with host OF Others
prominent in the political, financial
and social circles of the state.
The Tampa tribune Of "Wednesday
says: Every politician in Tampa il
preparing for \ trip to Punta Gorda on
the 25th.-PUnta GOrda Herald.
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DO YOU KNOW
To the Editor ofthe Ocafa Banner

To the Editor ofthe Ocara Banner
Do you know that this question OF
the right Of women TO self-gOvern-
ment is one which is commanding
the attention of the whole civilized
world. The women of Scotland, Ire
land and Wall es may vote upon the
same terms as men in all elections
except that of members of parlia-
ment.
Do you know that in England the
House of Commons:has three times re-
corded itself in favor of full suffrage
for women and that it would now be
established but for the hereditary
and uuprOgressive House of Lords?
Do you know that the women OF
Australia, numbering 100000, the
women of the Isle of Man and New
Zealand, enjoy full suffrage upon the
same terms as men ana the women of
Sweden and Norway, with n slight
property qualification may vote in all
elections except members Of parlis-
ment2
Do you know that the women Of
Wyoming have voted upon the same
terms since 1859; the women of Col
OradO, since 1898; the women Of Utah
and Idaho since 1896 and that the
universal testimony is that it has re-
suited i'll great good to both the wo-
men and the state?
Do you know that the movement
for women suffrage is only one phase
of the eternal welfare of all the cen
turtles for human liberty?
Do you know that. while women
are ruled out, the highest intelligence
and morality will never be fully rep
resented IN any community in its law,
since intelligence and morality must
always be averaged at the ballot box
with ignorance and immorality? II
is plain that wherever intelligence
and morality predominant over ignor-
ance and immortality, the trend Of
civilization must he upward, and
since women can offer ii higher per
cent Of morality, and certainly ali
equal amount OF intelligence with
men, il requires no demonstration to
show that women will help To- make
the world better
ELNORA BABCoCs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21
Boy Cured of Collie After Physicians
Treatment Had Failed.

My boy when four years old was
taken with collie and cramps in his
stomach. | sent for the doctor and he
injected morphine, but the child kept
getting worse. then gave hI,m half
a teaspOOnful of Chamberlain ColIc
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, aud
III half an hour he WAS sleeping ami
soon recOvered.-F. l.. Wilkins, Shell
Lake, Wis. Mr.. Wilkins il bOOkkeeper
for the Shell Lake Lumber Co. For
sale by all druggists and medicine
dealers. m
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oysentry cured Without the Aid of a
Doctor

Il am just up from hard spell ot
the tiux' tDysentery) says Mr.. T. 4.
Primer, well known merchant Of
Drummond, Tenn. Il used one small
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and was
cured without having a doctor. /
consider it the best cholera medicine
in the world" There is no need of
employing doctor when this remedy
is used, for bowel complaint in any
form either for children or adults. 1t
never fails and is pleasant to take,
For sale by all druggists and medicine
dealert m
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Hsrdwoods. in. shs Philippines.

An ex-sOldier who accompanied the
first American expedition OF 1902 to
the lake country OF MindanaO Island
III a letter to- the WOOdwOrker saws
there are some of the richest of
woods all along the trail. There are
mahogany, ebony, valuable dye
woods and an endless variety of minor
species of woods Some of the trees
grow straight up TO great heights and
these are used for flag poles and for
masts for native crafts. Americans
are going to get out this valuable
timber some day and export it. Mean
while the sO-cslled lowest species Of
lumber workers, the natives of the
country, are cutting and hacking. but
in years could hardly touch one Der
cent, of the available lumber grow
the suitable for the lumber market.
OF the world.
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Watch the Kidneys
WHEN THEY AsE AyEEcrCo ugt.
IN OAhcER
a WORD oF sAssise

Dr.. ABERNETHY, TIE great E,,r.,
physician and surgeon, vel ksoun -
physicians, sounded words - u,rui,..
the medical profession and u az us.hi.s
when he uttered tie words. -g'aak a.
kiGHeys. WheH fhsJ az sF~-,ef "a.
81 danger"
II Is the duty u p-se ofgaas = -,
our blood strained % pais1n5us i-apuy,u..
TIA, are capabls CT causing las No., -
forms Of disease Wien they & "a a..
form their work properly. q 20 v5gs,.h
some form Is sur q fJllos .oorer O, -
and II neglected, death all f1I.ox
Some Of The mort Important symu,a-,
are, aching in the back or hip.. ssolA,
ankles, pufiDess under 10 sysS try~
furred tongue, unnatural appetite s.a
great thirs, weakness and loss q s.l..,
sediment or elOutlness 10 ths urine. Az.
ness Of the skin OF stronz perulur..
disorders Of the stomach and Liver.
AL the above symptoms DO 90, 49,,
In any one case, and al kidney dlsra..
will not presen. the sans symphna
There Is nothing that 90 quickly 40
surely makes he Kidneys righi - PourY,
KIDNEY CURE Il - a prepa1rOa a q.
best known remedies nsSd By tas wsts
most celebrated Kidney specialists. Ia
endorsed by physicians and used by tAss.
sands II has saved many lives, and Va
IL cannot cure hopeless oase-. 70 VII p...
vent fatal kidney troubles and rip. relief
IN even the las, stAccs % kidney sissasA
POstoflice Drug store
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Citizens from the western portion Of
the county complain of the roads
being hiOckaded with fallen trees,
some Of them having been in this
condition for several weeks, and no
attempt being made to clear them.
This negligence on the part of those
I'm charge should be looked into 10y the
proper authorities
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

A new dining room is heiag built To
the Royal Palm hotel AT Miami, the
present dining room not being sufiici-
emily large to accom- adate the grow
ing number Of tourists, who visit
Miami each year. The new dining
room will be completed in times for
the opening of next season.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

Mr.. Duke Lotion, of Miami, is Sin
the city on n visit 10 friends. Mr.. l..
formerly lived in this city, but for the
past five or six years has been a sue
cessful business man in the Queen
City of the East Coast. He will take
trip TO Montgomery, Atlanta and
other cities before returning home.
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Picnic at Lovers Lane,

To the Editor of the Ocala Banner
Remember the picnic at Lovers
Lane near Citra, next Friday, August
IS. Everybody come and bring a full
basket. There will be plenty of re-.
freshments on the ground.
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ELNORA BABCOCG.
The will of tbs, Late John c. Long

The will OF the Late John g, long
Information is received from st.
Augustine that the will Of the late
John G.. Long will be- probate3 in
that city and il is not believed tAat it
will be contested.by the heirs at law.
The will provides that the income of
certain properties at st. Augustine
shall go to Robert Ssickney for life
and of other property shall go to
Percy Stickney. His Washington
property goes to Miss Alice Stickney.
DE gives certain property To- his sister
at st. Augustine for life and it is af-
terwarG to go her daughter. In addi-
ton he gives his-sister, Mrs. Quigley.
an annuity. To his brothers, James
AMI Stephen, be gives $500 in cash
and certain stocks. The balance of
his property is, 10 be sold and the pro-
ceeds divided among Mrs. Quigley,
James and Stephen Long and the
widow of bis deceased brother. Geo.
Ouu
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course

When you want physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take and
certain 20 act, always use Chamber
lains Stomoch and Liver Tablets. For
sale by all druggists and medicine
dealers. III
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

MIR. Eugene IL. Cox, our spOpular
young pharmacist, who recently pur-
chased fine drug store 1T East Point
near Atlanta, left ruesdayl for that
place Genes many Ocala friends
regret very much To lose him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

The daughters of the COnfederacy
were entertained AT their regular
meeting Friday afternoon 10y Mrs.i Il.
G.. Blake. On account of the rain the
meeting was not sOjIlargely attended
as usual but was very pleasat one.
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Positively "a ST Notice

All persons required, either under
the old or laws of the last legislature.
who are required to take out an occu-
patiOnal license must do SO by the
first Of September next. A failure To-
do so will compel the county Judge
ard tax collector to report the deI.u-
quents to the states attorney for such
action by him "a the law directs.
Please spare Us this unpleasant duty.
but none the less duty. LAWYERS.
doctors, dentists, real estate agents.
iall persons handling real estate for a
commission, for sale of same, are COM
strued to be agents and subject 10 psv
fora license merchants, phosphate
plants, turpentine stills. saw mills.
crate factories, and others are subject
to license tax.
Will be glad To give any informal
ton. Call at once.
T.. l.. CARNEY,
County Tax Collector.
X. BULLOCK, County Judge. S Is 81 wi
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

A cruel whipping of theiifrsil con-
vici, Mamie DeCris, in "a. Georgia
prison recently, may cause .the pas
sage of law against such.lPuuish-
ment for female cOnvicts. Ii should
be the law OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi~
ton Of the k.G-
neys If il stains
your linen il is
evidence Of KID
ney trouble; too
frequent desire 70
pass it or pain in
the back is also
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

Mrs. J. Burnett returned yesterday
from few days visit 20 relatives in
SouCh Carolina.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

Mr. w. ID. Graham, route agent of
the Southern Express Company for
the Ocala district. left yesterdsylon a
business trip To Chattanooga, ITeun.
From that point he will. join Mrs.
Graham al AshevIlle for ten days.
when they will return to Ocala. Dur
ing Mr.. Graham's absence the COM
pAuy's business will he in charge. of
Mr.. NJ. w. Wooding, of Gainesville.
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Mr.. Jules Krauskoff,i who owns a
nice farm near Ocala, happened to an
accident Tuesday at Stsrke in which
his lei: arm Was broken andl.seversl
of his fingers injured. MIR. Kraus-
kof7s srm was set 10y q physician at
Starke and the break was so serious
that il took two hours to set it. He
was able yesterday to be- taken to his
home i'm Savannah.
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FOley's kidney Cure will cure al
sediases arising from disorded kidneys
or bladder. Postoffice Drug Store. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-21

Capt. W. r. Fosnot, of Lake Weir,
wsS i'm Ocals yesterday.
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with youl
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; Z
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FoIey's Kidney Cure.

Will cure Bright's. Disease.
Win cure Diabetes.
Will bure Stone in Bladder.
Will cure Kidney and Bladder
disease. POstOffice Drug Store. M
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What TO Dc.
There is comfort in the knowjedgA so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfils every
wish in curing rheumatism, rain in IN.
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every par,
OF the urinary passage. l. corects Inab.ir;
to hold water and scalding pain in PASS p
1t, or bad effects following use Of H1uor,
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasaa;
necessity Of being compelled &c 20 often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. II stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
fy0u need a medicine you should have the
oeSt. Sold by druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery E<FV
and book that tells s-Ti--e.Is- & q s.'ss,sss
more about it, both sent sI.s
absolutely free by mail, -sssisl. q .SzgEsfo
address Dr.. Kilmer & EomA ., sr.nr-eoo,
Co.. Binghamton, N. 7. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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What TO Dc.

convincing proof that the kidneys and blzd-
der are Cutcf order
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ITroaHEv-AT-IAW

Room 4. Masonic BmiiinE. Ocsls - d y
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county Tax Collector.
X. BULLOCK, County Judge. Is st wi
The Appeal., 1903-08-01
ODD FELLOWS.
q =

MARS LODGE, NO. 22o2. MEETS 49,,
ond and fourth "Wednesday in each rHnth'
instruction at Odd Fellows Hall, y Il
Seventh street. J. f. Porter. n. G.; hos
r. Hickman, =. S., 422 st. Anthony re.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH. no: 53S. -, y
O. Of C. f. meets first and third NJ odaJ
in each month for business: second Non
day for instruction. At Odd FELLOWS Hall
253 East Seventh ST.. Mrs. Margaret
Shepherd. NJ. N. G.. Mrs. Ida NJ. john
son, w. R., No. 916 Marion S:.
ST. PAUL PATRlARCHY ~ ia,
mec the second MONDAY in each u "n,h +,
street. All Patriarchs jI19 good s1a' ding
are invited to attend. w. +. Morn, n;
Francs +; nc; S?S. 70 r.; ~ CO. B. Love, We ~ e.
1872 Wabasha.
ST JAMES A. NJ. e. rHUKCs cor
Fuller aud Jay streets. Su,>lay SER Ices
ii zoo a. M: 7::,O p. =: Wednesday D. aver
meeting. 600 p M rastor visits on !on; ON
aS TGnrx''av' "%" ''si weidnGs " funsralS "n' ,e
SON. snn. i;ast"r. ;st' ESQ Louis % st. ' "
.6 SEH snE etaar s"Hry svFV!ts s"fxeh ssS %S5
sch sr6oo1 o' at Is oe'ock ao 40 ne "a;
ing ing stndy sdndy schco ess 'f era s
f1 d. carfer. %rsnfS asor er"%?SS SS 2tp' E1fcf S. F
ST. rHILlps EPISCOPAL MlsSiO'~
corner Aurora avenue and Mackubiu stree
Sunday services: Early celebration o! Eo':
Eucharist, TW a. H. High celebration O.
Holy Eucharist first and third Sundays
1900 A. m. Mathis. Srcor' aud fo,irtn
Sundays. II: 100 a. m. SunI schocs. 1890
p m. Brotherhood Of st. andrew, G3O p.
10. Vespers, 1:3O q. m. Week services:
Wednesdays. confirmation class, 500 !. M.
Fridays, evening prayer, 500 p. m. Satur
days, Holy Eucharist, 8 A. NJ. Rev. Everard
Daniels. Rector