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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
CHATTER 52sf-(No. TO-

49, ,'<-AFIER 5Z3f-fNo Is6I
Az AT 20 Regulate the sale OF Car
I'm Syruos and Authorizations Thars =
q Within this state. and Sf1r o..
PurDosaz '~ +O' Cli4rF
se II ENACTED By the LezisIature OF thu
section l. That from ana artea, Ss,-
sernoer 1st. 1903. IL shall be- mia vv1,,I
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AZ AT 90 F-1u.-s -,.Iuav Gonna
rr t"r fr~arE 20 ECutu
f-at -s I-e3 f'r- CarrvinE
Su-I..tr ~.-i-s. Ratings and 9th
Arr -"sr E-.rS~F-E 20 re. Saf.
Ee no SIst Lumbar and Tim
al ~ sd Ar-i-s0reS bs Included
m 90 N.'ENf ~ the cars. 20 Pro-
F'fe rHV fa- TIE <Ni-0ar - The Ger
rlrr - case 70 Default on 80 Part %
- f.Er-n-. and TO- other Purposes
20 n Ers.f-T hv The LEGISLATURE Of the
Srate ~ flC-tG1-
S~rtion = u shall ~ the duty Of
eteIN "a vrer cornuarr o. other person
IRE ~ fris state. - efficiently and
eaIiahlF eC'.lD ans sru~.'v every and al
- rars and cars belonging % such
Cnfr.-r. and which nav Do furnished on
n - loac any rlrCC 81 lumber or
t-h-r rtf ri. 0-oC-- and sufficient
al--.-l- ~tirTo--s. sravS stri0s. rail-
t-r. ant other ecuiur ects and apuli-
en--H Ee7eSss-T = hold and keep the
ca-Eo rrw.K lC Clzrs-
So. q The Standards. supports
$50 stri-s- -a.irEs. ~cuicrnents. an
A. the FIRST s.s-Io- % ms act shall
orsl-tlte AID De held and considered
sss - y,e.ra; % re sane
~ the cars an1 shan be deducted from
- NetEnt ~ th@ ra-Co OF lumber and
fLrrf~r ENf--r1 50 that TIE freight
chs-rrs shah b CHARGED bv ths car
rif-E ONLY C- tie ya-Eo shirreS
-. {. Ut Whenever arv such carrier
shal f.a .- ere duty tuDosas unor =
- rPEur ~ --s said cars in ne S~sr
In 81 mis- at a0l rla unsucuIied
ftrr -1-ls Sfturnrrs. SrrfIS and other
"f.er c7rl rr~a--s Srall - urovf5si
- - So .~e-. NJ shan 20 su7 : here
~ on 60 rre lE-v ~ such carrier own
&c cav rn rv-Na SNE---,- - r-s one
nat 81 HAf collars Cor each and every
.a~ - which 20 nav be ne-eSSa-v fo-
- FrirDn- - su~-l- o. provide any
Flrh stT-I1.~1. sur0o~-. st-iUS o. 9TH
- err~-- MS as ro--uErl Safior % The
sac sr-rnr f0- rhn sane uav--e-t 81
~ sac sum shall - made hv said
carrier @ Ss.l rh'r-er uuo7 ie-7anf
~ SAFE s-'~~e- --7z - uHo~ a-v agent 81
sac ro~~ra~. 0~- said shiooar shall
LaEe IN ller therefor O. said car.
This az shan 20 into ef-
f~rr f1--s-r - Tafs
ArrroEeF June g 1903
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CHAPTER saI5-CNo. 10,

AN ACT Authorizing the Railroad
commission 10 ADulv 20 the Inter
state Commerce Commission for Re
Lief IN Certain Gases.
BA i Enacted bv the legislature Of the
state OF Florida
Section ]. II shall be the duty Of
investigate all through freight rates
trum POINTS out OF Florida 10 points in
iaEilA and all rules and regulations
made BY TRANSFORMATION ComuanieS en-
gtEe1 N interstate business both those
now nIe1 and those that NAV hereaf-
-@r be liked. Wherever anv such trans
'oTtatlou COMPANY shall charge ?
trough rate into or out % Florida. or
Shall make any TIl~ or regulation which
I'D the opinion OF the Railroad Commits
son Is excessive. unjust. unreasonable
-. discriminating in its nature il shall
re TIE duty OF the Commission to call
The attention % the officers Of the Of
tending company 20 the fact. and 20
urge UCon them the prourfetv Of chang
nc such rates. rules or regulations.
~ henever such rates. rules or regula-
tons ar not changed. according 70 the
suggestion OF the Railroad Commission
j shall Be the cutv OF thu Commission
- present the facts. 10 the Interstate
commerce Commission and 8opAaI 20 II
Tor reiief. in all work devoiving upon the
Railroad Commission prescribed bv this
e. = they shall receive upOn aDplica-
ION tn@ services OF the AttOrnav-Gen-
--sl % the State. and he shall also ran-
TaSa1r them whenever called uror to 10
- before TIE Interstate Commerce
ON = lSsiorl. and he NAV employ such
i3l counsel 70 assist him as he and
iae commissioners NAV agree upon
IS 1eneveE he or the Commissioners nav
Am Z necessary. and at such COM
'ensatlon as he and tne Commissioners
may agree uDOD. and the Connis si0n-
ArS Nav euUlov special counsel 10 as
~lst nm whenever tGev may deem II
--H',eSSarT. a1d st such COrnperS ation
2S "a and the Commissioners NAV : gree
Cu0n.
81 :. All laws or parts OF laws in
ontict herewith. be and the same are
hereby reuealei
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oDroved May II. 1903.
CHApTED Es-s =


An ACT 10 REQUIRE NotsrfsS FIlh1i, ~
Add 70 Their OficiaI Signatures j.
'ertain Cases the Date OF the Fv
riratlo1 OF Their Commission. and =
TX Penalty for ANY Notary P11blfC
70 CO Anv Official Act After the Fx
piratlon Of His or Her coun,ission
BE A Enacted by the Legislature of TIA
state OF Florida:
Secuon ! Il shall be the dr1tv ~
SHerN Notary Public in the STATS ~
r lorica 20 add 20 his or her orarisI sig-
nature 70 anv acknowledgements raEer
oe1ore- or certificate made bv him ~
n1I relating 20 or affecting the ssla
mortgage. transfer or assignment -,
aIiN interest in and 70 anv real or -ar-
SotsL property. a statement of the rirr1a
q me expiration OF his or her commits
son as such Notary Public in v-o-Ss
aid CEures as follows. Nv Commission
rxplr-s ...... (Here insert date yrrsn
commission exoireSD
sec ANY Notary Public IN This
state who shall take any sckn0WIArl1a-
.netlt o. anv instrument as a Eofa~y,
PUBIC or who makes znv cerrfricsra a.
SOch. after the expiration OF his or ee~
commission. shall be deemed guilty Of
a mlSdeneanor. and upon convirtior
thereof shall be fined not exceeiirg
one hundred dollars. or impriSonr1erf
not 10 exceed three months
Approved Nav seth 1909
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nilots duly licensed 20 be such in and
for the port for which thew are t1cOr-
~orated that each stOckhOlder snail
except as provided by the bJ laws. de-
vote his skill and tine 10 the Corrora- %
tion, and not enter into competi tlon
Herewith under renalties 70 De fXed oy
the CORPORATION. that the fees ana earn
ingS accruing TO each StOckhoider az 2
pilot shall belong 10, and De collected
by the corporation that the shares or
stock shall. not be tTansfera bic, eXc@pr
to the corporation, or To Z duly licensed
pilOt Of the DDrr VIII me consent 20
the CORPORATION. that U."D me DEAN
OF anv stockhoIder. his orx shall be-
long 10 the corporation at SGcn price
and on such terms aS may be proFl-"-
"a the bylaws. that when a1v STOCK
holder shall cea - % ba an active Ii'E
of the port FOR which ne u licensed
his share Of stock shall draw only
two-thirds l2-31 OF the dividends 0r
earnings drawn by the shares held hy
stockholders who are active pilots nj
the port: that any StC" khoiI@g VINO has
not become = retired ull1-. blf N no
does not engage actively in Tf-0ftNG
for the port. bur who shall perform
other services for the corporation. shall
receive earn irgs. or dividends. upon h.s
share Of stock in pIrsIaE.e OF -l.1
agraer0er aS nav re made between
him and the corporation er the tine
that his stock is issued 20 him, or ~
any tine thereafter: that no stock
holder shall mortgage. hypo-hA-eta D-
Vledge his stock without the consent ~
the corporation.
SEED That all the rights powers
and liabilities conferred ar iUr"sat
by the laws Of Florida relating 90 core
pOrations for profit. shall apply 20 core
poraJiOus ORGANIZED under r1i- ..F exc
cent so far "a Inconsistent With the tern. g
hereof or with bT-iIWS made rH ~T-zE-
ance Of the authority conferred by -h-t
act. The corporation however s1-.
not be responsible for any loss or DANE
age aCCrUiuZ BY any vessel through
the negligence of any scDcklo.iIrE r'-
lot but such storFrOi5-~ ~-1. Pc i-.
viduallv liable 10 the same extent as IL
he were not stakeholder.
Sec. :. That this act shall take e.
feet upon its approval by the Cow
ernOr.
Approved June 3, 1903.
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crate 4 forfeiture of the right 10 ia
such business, and the license grant 90
cd them by the state Treasurer shall
be BY him revoked as provided for in
insurance com pa MES.
Sec. ). Every insurance COMPANY.
or Otner corporation organized under
the laws Of any other State desiring
10 transact any sick or mineral benefit
insurance business, or both in this
state, shall be permitted 10 do so uUOu
hling with the State Treas rer. q. GER
Jl1-ate OF the Treasurer OF the state
under the laws Of which such coruor-
ation vas organized. a certificate that
S-Ch company or corporation. has on
deposit with the State at least $1,000
IL cash or in United States or state
ponds. or other bankable or interest
bearing stock. issued in the United
states, at their market value for the
protection and security Of those in
suEed. or 10 be insured, by such cor
poratlon or company. and by filing
with the Board OF Insurance IrD7r7;s
sloheFS OF this State such statements
81 us financial condition. resources and
liabilities as may be required Nv the
general regulation Of said Board Of
insurance Commissioners Of domestic
corporations under this Act. When
any Sucn corporation shall have com
IIieu with the provisions of this Ar+
the treasurer Of the State Of Florida
shan issue a certificate which shall ha
renewed by him annually To that ef-
fect. II shall b unlawful for a~y- cor
poration not organized in the Sr9-a IF
lOFlQa 10 transact any such business
III this state without first obtaining
and annually renewing, the Carri1ea+a
OF The Treasurer of this state as here
IN provided.
Sec. (. Each such compa0v or cor
poration doing business under the nro-
Visions OF this Act shall pay annually
10 the State Treasurer one hundred
dollars as license tax for such COM
lany, and also two dollars for each
local agent and ten dollars for each
travelling agent. Such companies shall
also paw 70 the State Treasurer a fee
or uFp dollars for every annual state
ment fled by him. which fee shall be
fGIl compensation for services render
ed by the Treasurer for examination
ana ana other services provided for under
Sec 5 The provisions Of this Ac,
Shaii IN no way apply 10 any secret or
fTaternal society. OF a lodge or asso-
cation. which, under the supervision
a ~ ,ei,e, grand or l., supreme lodge
its members. not TO insurance
associations Of Benevolent character,
Nnicn nav no commission nor employ
any paid agent organized under the
laws or this or any other State.
Sec. s. Companies OF corpora tons
qualifying under this Act shall be re-
uulTed 20 nav DrOper PROPORTION Of
me annual license tax 70 expire oct.
LIST.
Sec. :. Any person. firm or corpora
tlon who does or undertak es 70 do any
business provided for in this Act with
out first qualifying and receiving 4
license or certificate as herein provid-
I'd. shall BE- deemed guilty Of
TIsdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be fined not more than one hun /
dred dollars or by imprisonment in F.
the county jail not longer than six ,
months. or both.
Sec 3. This Act shall take effect I.
Jan. l. 1904.
tBecame a law without the approval ,
OF The Cf0Narn0rl |
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CHAPTER g21-1So ~,

-LLfhI I E-fk 5LII-tNo. IIL.l
A\ ACT 10 LegaliZe the Acts OF All
Notaries Public OF the State of Flor
la I'd 10 Apri 1903
p II Enacted bv the LeSfsla.tl-s % tha
state Of Florida: ~ '-iO
Section !. That anv and all nota-
"a acts that were done by any Notary
FCoIlc N the state Of Florida prior 70
ne 1rst dav OF Arril. A. y. 1909 which,
Noulc have been valid had not the term
OF once OF the Notary Public expired
are hereby declared 10 be valid.
.sCt upon It's massage and spurivaI by
the Governor - ~
Auprova1 Nav II 1ens
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CHApTED ss-a q,

CHAPTER 5z1S-(No. II+1
An ACT 70 DEFINE the Powers OF Cor
DoTations Relative 70 the Borroxins-
OF Money or IncurrinS OF Tyy-sebted-
hess ey Them. and Author ling on
the Part OF Such Corporations the
Power 20 Execute MORTGAGES or Trust
HesSStS GACap EAakz koxSafsaiuSsS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28
CHAPTER 52a4-(Nn- 1raN

A
An Act TO Regulate the Kind and Size
Of Boats TO be Used by the Bar Pi-
lots OF the Several Ports Of this
State, and To Provide for the Regis
tering and Licensing Of Such Boats.
Be il Enacted by the Legislature OF tho
State OF. Florida:
Section /. That the bar pilots for
those ports Of this State from which
there cleared. during the year ending
December 31st, 1902. or from which
shall clear il any year hereafter, be-
ginning January 1st, and ending De-
cemebr 31st. for foreign ports. not less
than one hundred and fifty steam YES
sells, which loaded with their entire
cargo IN the ports from WHICH they
cleared, shall be required 70 carry on
their business as such pilots In steam
vessels OF not less than fifty tons bur
den.
Sec. 2. That the bar pilots Of al
other ports of this State shall carry on
their business as such pilots In steam
or Eaii vessels Of such tonnage or size,
as the Board of Pilot Commissioners
for such pests rsspsetivsly MaZ eesrY
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CHAPTER 52Is-(No. 1ffD
~ ACT 70 Amend Section 1858 Of the
Florida. Recurring The stopping OF
Passenger cars and Locomotive En-
siEeS AZ Railroad Crossings so that
{Se Sane WIN Be ADDlicable TO
StrA@t Car Track CROSSINGS and
Dr. whridges and Providing Penalties
Tor \ Violation Thereof.
= y Enac5sri hv the LEGISLATURE OF the
section / That Section 22s3 Of the
rev lSt-ft statutes Of the State OF F1ori-
= - and the same Z hereby amend
Il - Is 70 read IS follows:
Section 22s3. To Stop at Crossings
very train of passenger cars or OF
f-lSat cars Drawn by one or more To-
o-,oLEes and eyery street car drawn
~ horses pvopelled by steam. electric
" cor, pressed air or other power
mon rall way track shall come 20 a full
Neoo before arriving or crossing the
rack OF another railroad or street rail-
NRv track and within four hundred
st thereof and the train or street car
: TIE case NAV be arriving at such
IesslnE n-st shall move on and cross
-rst; and every such train or street car
snail also slow down 20 a suaei OF not
more IMAM four miles an hour before
-1nninE On o. crossing the draw OF
aaN drsworidge over a stream which
: regularly n8visated hy vessels.
And every engineer in charge Of or
OPERATING q locomotive engine and
-vefE motorman or other person oper-
sung street car. who shall violate
ne provisions OF this section mon
eonNletion thereof. shall be punished bv
IMPRISONMENT IN the county iail for a
,~llod OF not more than six months or
bv flne OF not more than I've hnnGrsj
aotlarS. or bv both such fine and i'm
oTlSonment az the discretion OF -bA
court And the railroad or street rail-
= AZ company whose EMPLOYEES shall
have violated the provisions OF this
SecUon shall be subject TO the penalties
provided for in Section 29s5 OF the
h-ElSed Statutes OF this State. q
80 - All laws or parts OF laws IN
connict with this act be and the same
- hereby repealed.
Sec j This act shall take effect
al by the Governor /
tkecarne law without the approval
OF the Governorl
, 1903-05-28
Entertained Miss Maud Jones'.

DIR. Lillian E. Heath entertained
at dinner Thursday evening in
honor Of Mis- Maud Jones of En-
campment. The table was beau
tifully decorated with white roses
and smilax and the place cards
were decorated in water colors.
The guests were Misses Maud
Jones, Lilly Junquist, Stella
Jungquist, Nellie Sullivan, Bessie
Murray, Celia Smith and Kate
Roberts Republican.
, 1903-05-28
George Button Adjudged Insane

Complaint WIS made to Court
Commissioner IF. Crawford Mon
day morning that George Button,
the blind man, who has been a ia
milliar object about town for the
past two years, was insane. Jacob
Reed, the father-in-law of Mr..
Button made the complaint. A
jury composed of Plat A. Hin.
man, E. w. Devine, A. II. Nc
Dougal, j. B. Hassett, Robert
Helvey and W. NJ. Bemis, were
summoned and after an examina.
ton of the witnesses in the case,
and hearing the testimony of DR..
w. q. Burke, the jury rendered a
verdict of insanity and incompe-
tency, and Button was taken to
Walcott Tuesday morning, by
George w. Sisson, Deputy Sheriff,
where he was met by an attendant
from Evanston and taken on to
that institution.
, 1903-05-28
Memorial Exercises.

Company G., of the w n. G.,
will have memorial exercises Sat
urday by marching to the Gene
terry in the afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, decorating the graves of
the soldiers buried there, and fir
inga salute. The guns, side arms
and ammunition arrived Tuesday
and the company is now fully
equipped. The exercises will
be opened by the raising of the
company flag at the Armory Sat
urday Morning, and the firing of
a salute.
Every one is invited to attend
the exercises at the cemetery in
the afternoon and "A special invi-
tation is extended to all veterans
, 1903-05-28
(. Of P. Smoker.

The knights of Pythias gave a
smoker in the Masonic hall last
Thursday evening, at which the
knights and their gentlemen
friends enjoyed a very pleasant
evening. Cards and cigars we're
furnished and about IL O'Clock a
lunch, consisting of coffee, pickles,
sandwiches. ice cream and cake
was served. The mandolin club
put iii an appearance about lunch
time, and treated the assembled
company to some excellent music.
&. j. Rhodes also favored the
knights with one of his recita.
tions. which are always very much
appreciated. At IL O'Clock the
meeting broke up, and thus ended
another of the pleasant evenings
which the knights of Pythias are
in the habit. of having once a
month.
, 1903-05-28
An Authenticated Ghost Story.

Here is an interesting, if some
what creepy story which reach
ed us from a correspondent upon
whose good faith we can rely. A
certain young lady, whom we will
call MARY A." was recovering
from an illness. The doctor had
declared her to be out of danger,
and her friends and relatives were
rejoicing in the fact. Neverthe-
less, Miss A, receiving a visit one
night from a sister, gravely assur-
ed her that she was going to die.
The sister pooh-hooed the idea.
and treated it as an invalid's fancy.
Miss A., however, with the ut
most calmness, repeated her state
ment. She was certain that she
would die that night and begged
her sister to fetch her parents and
other relatives to say good-by.
Thinking to humor her the sister
complied. One person was alb
sent from this strange family
gatherings brother, who was at
sea and was expected home in a
week or two. But it does not
NATTER Miss A. observed quietly.
Il saw him last night in a dream
and said guod-by to him in his
cabin" Before the sun rose again
Miss AS prediction had come
true; she was dead. That, how
ever, is not the strangest part of
this weird story. When, in due
time, the sailor brother reached
port, he was met by his other sis.
ter who began to tell him the sad
news. "Ah," he interrupted, "you
need not tell me. Mary is dead
! knew it, for she came to me one
night in my dreams aud told me
she was going TO die and wanted
to say good by" On comparing
dates it was found that the dreams
were dreamed ON the self-same
night.-London Daily News.
, 1903-05-28
PROCLAMATION.

In honor of the memory of our
soldier dead, | recommend that
the citizens of Saratoga observe
Decoration Day, Saturday May
Both, by closing their business
houses and abstaining from their
usual avocations, from | o'clock p.
III, until D O'Clock p. m, so far as
convenient. Also by assembling
at the cemetery at the hour of
$3.50 p. m, and decorating the
graves of deceased veterans and
participating in the military ex-
ercises conducted by Co. G., W.
n. G.. A. NJ. MCANALLY.
Mayor.
Dated Saratoga, Wyoming, May
9th, 1908.
, 1903-05-28
PRICE T CENTS.
Lynching at Newcastle

Newcastle, Wyo., May 27, 1903.
At II O'Clock last night a mob of
masked men assembled at the
jail, nverpowered the sheriff and
his deputies, took the self-confess-
ed murderer, w. G.. Clifton, who
had murdered Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Church, took him to a bridge OH
the Burlington, tied a rope around
his neck and to the bridge and
then showed him off. He turned
completely over and his head
was jerked from his body.
, 1903-05-28
AN INTERESTING MA
SONIC MEETING.
Masonic Lecture by Fred C.. Hinton A
Large Turnout of the Fraternity A
Fine Banquet Served by worshipful
Master conness.

A large number of the Masonic
fraternity, members of Saratoga
Lodge, A. +. IL A. NJ, assembled
in their hall in this city last Tues
day evening, to listen to a lecture
on Masonry by Fred q. Hinton,
of Encampment Lodge. The lee
lure was a most excellent one and
held the audience from first To last
an wrapt attention. Brother Hin
ton is one of the best posted men
in the fraternity in the West. bit
he is more-he is "A man who has
mnde the tenets of the order II
study aud applies them to every
day life III such a that he
lives the principles.
There were eight visiting breth-
rel from the Eucampment Lodge
and their presence was an inspir-
ation TO Saratoga members of the
fraternity and after the lecture
the members all sat down to a
banquet prepared by the Worship
full Master, l. nj. CONFESS, as a
compliment to the Lodge and the
visiting brethren. 1t was an oc-
casion long to be remembered by
every one present. The ties which
bind the two Lodges together are
very strong and close and of them
it can be truly said: "Behold,
how good and how pleasant it is
for brethren to dwell together in
unity"
OF those from Encampment
Lodge we noticed Brothers Hin
ton, Burke, Phelps, Clubhouse,
Haggarty, Hancock and Rieck.
The visiting brethren left for
bone yesterday morning, express
ing themselves as very muchpleas-
ed with their visit. Their stay
was certainly enjoyed by the
members of the Saratoga Lodge.
, 1903-05-28
M. G. Bergen Dead.

A letter from j. E. Bergen of
Omaha, contains the intelligence
that his son, NJ. G.. Bergen, who
resided in Saratoga for nearly a
year, was dead, passing away on
the 4th, inst, of tuberculosis.
MIR. Bergen was quite well know
here and was a member of the
knights of Pythias Lodge of this
place. He worked in the Hot
Springs Hotel as clerk, under the
management of f. w. Baker, and
was a courteous and efficient young
man. and made many friends.
, 1903-05-28
Ice Cream Parlor.

Ashley d son have cut an archway
from their drugstore into the adjoin-
ing room, formerly used by G. NJ.
Scribner as an express Office, moved
their soda fountain INTO it, and will
fit the room up for an ice cream par
Tor. They have had it repapered
and thoroughly renovated, also divid.
ed 1t off into rooms, and when the
hot days of summer come, it will be
N OF the most pleasant resorts in
the town.
, 1903-05-28
A Strong Endorsement.

r. w. Dyer of Saratoga is a
candidate for the position of depu-
ty state game warden for Carbon
county. In the past many viola
tions of the fish and game laws of
the state have been reported, and
it is believed that If a deputy were
appointed to look after the en-.
forcement of the state laws in this
section much good would result.
Mr.. Dyer is a conscientious and
wideawake young man who would
unquestionably fill the position in
, 1903-05-28
Missionary Tea.

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give a
Missionary Tea Saturday after
noon from 3 to I o'clock, after
which an entertainment consist
ing of music, recitations, etc, will
be given. Company G.. will par
ticipate in the program. This en-
tertainment will not conflict with
the lecture in the evening at Arm.
DRY Hall, which will commence at
$50 o'clock.
, 1903-05-28
In From Brush Greek.

A large number OF Brush creek
people were down Sunday to attend
the funeral services of Russell Sterrett.
Among the number were Mr.. and Mrs.
G. @. and Robert Young, Mrs. E. c.
Gross and children, Caleb A. Cook.
G. I'll. Barkhurst and children, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Tilton and Miss Hat
tie Tilton and Master Roy, Winthrop
Condict, wife and son Lawrence, W.
H. Butler, wife and baby, Charles
Mckay and Jesse Barkhurst.