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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20

IAXIDERMIST-All kinds of ornamen-
tai taxdermy done to order. Skins
tanned and lined. First class work
guaranteed. i. a. Carpenter, Yer
gcunes, Vt 41,wSt
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For SALt.-Choicc we'll located dairy
farms, with good buildings ut very real
sonable prices ard on easy terms; also
a large amount Of village property.
Write NE your wants ana the size of
your pile. and | am sure To do you good,
Tte J. +. Hun. Real Estate Agency,
Essex Junction, Vt 42,w,tf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20

Mrs Fred Hall of Essex Junction wcra
visitors in the village Saturday.-Mrs.
Yandow is very slowly gaining from her
rCcpnl fall.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use this
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
inont would be read by many possible
buyers. 3.wtt
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WANTED--Everybody intending to get
n new outfit for Easter to Inspect the
elegant lines of ready to wear cloth
ing, shoes and furnishings for men,
boys and children, for cash or credit.
at the Peoples Clothing Co.'S %
Church street, Sherwood House block.
7Gd& W, i'm
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"
nneSso his Offer Is
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $3.50 for set Of
two volumes. The second volume alone
Sis. Free Press Association, Burling-
ton, VT. 81 WHY
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WANTED.

WANTED-Farmers to raise us 200 bu.
of Canada peas Vermont SQUAD Co.,
office 10 Bank street, burlington, VT.
42,w,.t.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING from Barred
Plymouth Rocks exhibition and utility
combined, $50 per -, 500 per 100. L.
Tenney, Royalton, VT. 40,w,5t.
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LADY AGENTS wanted to work on large
commission. For particulars address
Lock Box 81, johnson, VT.
90St&i2w,2t.
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COMPETENT MATTRESSES wanted for
summer hotel at Lake Dunmorc VT,
must be thoroughly experienced Frank
j. Quinn, Lake Dunmore. Vt.
S7,6t&ilw,ct.
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FOR SALE.

EGGS FOR MATCHING for sale, Barred
Plymouth Rock and Buff Wyandotte.
u for 30 cents; none Cbippcd. Call go
Colchester avenue. Burlington.
7S,d&w.
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NOTICE.

WOULD EXCHANGE two adjoining
lots, Oak Park. Ill.,, twenty min. city
hall, Chicago. 2.0O),0o0 people. for farm
in northern Vermont worth $1,000. POST
man, Malone. n. Y. 42,w,2t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
MRS, pRAGuE WON,
Captured iionop In Trans mississippi
Golf Tournament,

NJ Louis. July llrdood golf and large
and Interested galleries featured lodays
play ON the Glen l'choo inks IN tho tour,
nnmoni which has decided the women
tWnemsslsHlppl amateur ohnmplonship
aud eat down the enid OF contestants fOr
the mons hOnOlH 10 W, Fairbanks ot
nouyor and W. H. Dickinson ul Dcs
Molurf
summary Trnnsmlsipappl champion.
shin Thhd round W, Fairbanks Don.
Nor defeated H. w. Allen, ~ Louis e. &C.
one up, Ralph Moklilrlok IT. louis Gtn
defeated !. ! Howard dlon Erho sN up
nyu 10 play w. y, Dickinson Dos
Momon defeated Npraguo Abbott omaha
4. c. three M, one "a play A. v klna.
lcl, omaha e, c. defeated A. T., Nlckory,
dion Echo three up ana ono 10 play
aem,nnnl round w Fairbanks dcfoul.
ed Mckitirlck two up " u Dickinson
defeated Klnslor ave M, four "a play
Woman's trpnAmlsHlhNpnl championship
Flnal round Mrr H. n, Sprguo,
Omahn, dofonlcd Mrs W, w. Buns,
omaha, oighl M, four 10 play
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IVER READY TO QUIT,
champion nike rider Thinks Tic II I'm.
titled 10 More Money,

lYor Lawson, champion bike rider OF
llo world, has announced his intention
or leaving the local saucer unless he can
get moro money from the management
Yer holds That h. has been ana N sim
tln main drawing card, ana believes he
should De paid moro fut that reason II
" SAID ne " planning to go somewhere
rlso unless satisfactory arrangements are
made
Manager Harry llcagrcn has been civ,
INK patrons NJ the track better ucos than
over THIS year lie admits that Lawson ~
4 drawing card, that he is a great rider
nut he does not exactly agree that Lave
son should receive any great extra
mat Lawson agreed 10 ride hero, and that
he would give the management "A couple
Of days notice before going elsewhere
While n II true that Lawson " u wonder,
lnl rider and decidedly popular IN SAT-
Lake. dld everywhere else h. has raced
for That matlCr ana that hip leaving
would dltuppOml n muuiIiN Of the ryrln
rams his Ruug would not KIN the gnmo
nero by any mouuH nv scanning over the
record ~ the rllow ul the saucer one N
lod lo hclcyo that liver hnH mudo money
hero, lie certainly hap not luN very
much or course he w in the game for
money ana nu one bnmns him for gol'
ing an The long green he can corral,
man the management here can alfprd ~
give him h. would hp chump 10 remain,
II ~ 10 be hoped that some arrangement
VIII be made between iycr ana thp mNus
ngrmrni whereby the famous rycliN viii
remain here lu the onu NJ the yoasou and
that the proposed match race between
lNrr ana Kramer VIII take place.
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ON THE RACE TRACK,

New YORK. July ll.juckcy W Robbins
had u marrow escape from death when
Ms mount Dulnun loll In the hrst race
IA lhlghlon today RnOhlns was uuvou'
scluug Tor some time, hut was revived, lie
sustained compound fracture NJ tno
right arm ana u broken cnlluthnno The
horse broke his neck IN the fnll. Vholr
was considerable oroWdinR soon eftCr tho
start ana n,nNon WlF seriously lnlol'
lorcd with Results
First race. aIA Wrlungs VIC Won case
Anl SECOND a Ia Russell thlrd limo
ma 2,S
second race, mile and u sixteenth .Out.
uf.Ronph won lllppO.lluH tvcund, FHm'
mulu third Time l,lt
Thhd race. IFS mrIuugs Dreamer NOn,
llumu sorond Jerry q mira, Tru~
1913 lsd
Fourth race mile mud a lurlong,slnls'
ter won. ANu.t.Oulo second Woinn
mira Time l9 l@
Flnh race. ave and half frlonRH.
Rudun won MlN Morris second lord
Provost mind Time u'
sixth race milo uud "a rlNiruuth Alvin
won. lady pWlDu,n second GLOW star
thlrd Time. 10
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The engagement Of Niles Eloiso Shor.
man. daughter ul Mr. and Mrs. lloyt
sherman ana NCorEo Jay Gibson, ~
announced, the wedding 10 tollo place
sept 2o.
Another WrddWg of the early fuIl
sougon WIN b' That Of Miss llulou OIL
leaplo md fowls y ,Woa
MIS- pon Cowy and rou leave tonight
for q !No "r.iw floI W bo' Angeles
Miss Mary Muuc entertained a. %
dolRhlful l,rlaWHtou NoHluHuv Don hone
or Ut Mics Guu'pruD bnphiuglum
senator and Mrs George sutherland
and Mics Ellih Nulh 1lund loNr loo
day for "a months stay ON the conHl,
Mr. aud Mrs. samuel " Taylor LETT
for Portland today Thoy expect Ia be
gone about three Ncoks ana VIII visit
sm Francisco uud lo3 Angeles before
returning
Tho hosttsscR Az the country club
today are Mrs, q, A. poaL Mrs q, ",
Carey ana Mw luNgl Schuld"r
DG ana Mrs j, a. Keith entertained
Informally AZ tho country club ycslcr'
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Iatonln Races,

Cincinnati July -Lalonil rcullrj
EnHi race slN lurlOngs Matthew bault
won ImuupN second The ol'l thlld,
TNuo ms i.5.
Srcond rave NNr aud a half Wrlong,
lGIgh phruloi WON Noouceht second, llol
iollol third Time l'Us lsi
Third rpou, mllp birch llroum won IN
puoolo SECOND Telephone thlrd, 1imo,s
lllO l,o.
Fourth race 0Nr nlongF. H.onap won,
VIE Kinney second tunccU third limo
H llOl &C.,
Wuh race ahot. course. sl.cplochnHc
Amino Abbott won lormudn second, NOW
Amslrrdum third. Time lol 49,
Sixth mpo, sN furluug. Nond CHEER
won, RhuNuno Hrcuuu, Gay boy thItd
Time. l,l3 l.j,
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I'm the international chos stournUmont
here met I'm the 2lrd round today or
the three games concluded during the lst
session IonowgM ~ Paris won his game
u9nuHi Iconhnrlt and thereby rcgnnot
The lead with 1875 points 10 his credit
I'm me afternoon Blackburn won from
Schlu0ltnr Marshall from Marco, Tut
rnFoh from Burn and Marucgy from Al,
uplu
JuuoWsky ana MUroc2v lumuiu liod fnr
nrHl and sopOnl places with 1NWWDh
londng Srhlochlcr by point fur third
money,
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llc led field " nfly,iwo experts. itttcr.
day Win scores oi n nnd u Tor two
rounds uf N holes COURSE and today ne
made a ~ following n up Win. u VA a
total Of )N for the hoyonly.flN holot This
work by the klniru lHmndor WAS looked
FOR by hs many follower ana ihoy wcro
iubllnut because the winner had hralon
doraon, of the Apnwnmis club hN the MARI
row margln pf single HlruRr hpu
smith of the Nassau club. lOng Island,
nulehod third lhoo STROKES behind An.
doraun, Christopher tro.hN q lnNcnr'nd
homo bred gulfcr won the special money
prize for the days lowest srulr uH ho
turned IN II Tor the nnnl round
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THE GOOD OLD WAY.

\ severe cold or attack Of IN grippe
" Ike a llrc, the sooner you combat II
the better your chances are 10 oyors
power II. llul fow mothers IN thia age
ARE willing 10 do the necessary work
required ~ give a good old fashioned
reliable treatment such ag would be ol,
mlnlWcrcd by their Rrandmothora,
backed by llOchooR German syrup,
which Wns always llbouly uFpd IN con.
noction with che homo treatment M
colds and IN atm I'm greater household
favor than amy known remedy nut
oven without the application Of the old
fashioned aids Ncrman syrup win cure
severe cold IN Quick time u VIII
c,lo colds IN children or grown people.
II relieves the oonRestod organs, nllAys
th1 irritation and effectively stops tho
cough Any child win take A. II Nv
Invaluable In household Of children,
Trial el2c bottle, 25c' regular H2c Zoe.
For ulo by nh druggists
-..asaaa.HH.Hs....aa#s..
EnhrEod Orchestra, SllWlr July N.
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SOME WOULD ~ CHAMPS.


John Middle skya entry into puplitm
recalls "a lCW of the ring 'uk.a that were
pcprlalod upon The public before The blk
indian was brought lurth tor the guiaWs
ana lp.lt ul critics ANA public
just VINO was the original iuko back ut
puelllsm viii be nara to dplormIuo but
the best modern lOk, WuH John Monroe of
Butte. mlnr and nothing more
BN "a peculiar circumstance Monroe sue.
,crd0d I'm siViuR uG loun,s for four
rounds The man NJ liuliut feat pui MuIN
Mliun'f stan very much I'm Nh, eclipse,
ami the Miner, uniuu and other mtnllpps
luW bodies Of Butte passed resolutions
uumundlng Monroe tu public notice aud
pointing 10 the md that Rutlc. mat In
uvrMihlng had finally accomplished the
Even Monroe himself was deceived but
the deception was Knocked ont Of hlH pns
nat when the miner met the hullormukrr
IN FRISCO II was back io the muDs win
Jack
Jack skolN " BrooklNn was another of
the peculiar Jokes ioslod ou the public hv
a clover manager While not engaged az
a cooper In barrel factory I'm BROOKLYN
MT SkollN delighted his frcndH 10y vim
nlng minor amateur bouts Finally jack
won the amateur championship Then the
New orleans carnival Was preached, and
through some faulty logic Skclly was
picked ont Hs Am opponent uf George DIX,
ON What litilu Chocolate did to SkolN
W now recorded IN nll the ring books
con HouRhlln, coal wagon chauffeur
serves as an excellent typc ~ the ring
Joke con, fresh from tusslos with wnuly
heaps Of coal got N into hif head that he
waH "a world bonirr 10 help the iolh
nlong some ono called Coughlln the irish
lianl roughliu fought Ntgslmmons and
the lankN rornhhmun wallupod him I'm
excellent style
Al Limerick Buffalo conco cooler.
was tho ncNl irish ginut. Limerick fouphi
Monroe another hugo Joke Monroe lckod
Limerick und ON the strength of that vie.
tory some thought he had u chance Win
Jonrcs
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ngomont or Joe konrns, are also ON tho
ground J ", Armour came IN With nine
nof. The harness horses viii be- coming
~ mo llLal Of next week ana Manager
Jones' VIII be turning gray trying ~
llnd stable room for them,
IN local sporting circles about All one
phll near These days IN horse racing, Tho
sport has certainly Caught ON hero aud
lhrro should Dc moro than cough oNcitc.
meOl Tor lovow Vt the game IN proyld.
ing Tor running races, aud mailing them
= irhluro NJ the blk meet Manager Jones
mas pleased holsomcu ana patrons N the
~ the field ought ~ mako the races
me pest over Hr"n mere uH lhoro will ho
no such lhlng aH q walk away FOR any
one or iNo horses, MI Jones M working
nara on The program ANA win soon have
II ready Ter the public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

Mr. and Mrs II, b, Windsor gave
lake party Rst night u number of
their friends enjoying a. pleasant owes
ming with them M Sollair
Russell lossItcr has returned from
Brighton whore no has been spending
u week with Alpn spencer
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II would have been incredible brutal.
~ Y ChaA T. Lrmbnrgor Of Syracuse,
for hls mnrlng SON "My boy" ha
spys, 'cut u fonrful cash over his oyo,
so ! applied lucklcns Arnloa sAlye,
which quickly healed II ana pnyod hls
oyo Good Cor burns and ulcers too,
Only Zoe nj ~ q, NJ, L. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

day IN honor Of Miss Laura clark Of
Evanston, Wyoming,
Mrp. H. ", snow and daughter Doro.
Thy leave tonight for a weeks stay IN
Portland, ana then "a san Francisco
and Santa cruz spending The summon
IN the lutlcr phDr
Tonight OaoWt Elcrhrrk r y. Low.
II ana Anthony Golhc lrtNo ~ ioIn
lholr families pi SANTA cruz goIng By
way Of Portland,
Mrs French thn noted Dulhor better
known tu the world os octave Thun.
'l" who Inns been visiting relatives I'm
the city leaves tonight with Mlfn pp
Duufpi for Portland for short stay
nftor whion rho WIN roiuw 10 SWl LNko
for tho summer
MlP. WUlmm lglohuI roWm9 today
from log Angeles Nh.u she mas been
VISITING W.ln lNUda
Mra AHmr H. llrd lofI Yesterday
with her children lO apud omc time
ON lho ,UdHl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
HAMMOoKsI HAMMoCKsl

Tho largest assortment ana tho new
rst styles ana color dplgna ON tho mlr'
kpt. Popular urlccH
DESERlEr NEWS BOOK STORE,
9 Main H.
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Big string of Autos

Portsmouth, n, 49, luy N. what WIS
pNprctod lu hu the last stage ul the nulu'
mobile mn from Now Sorl, Ia the Whlto
mountains ml lhu ulddon tluphN IN
which about 30 ears are participating
weather was excellent and The hast nnrty
had lon hofurn 10 O'Clock Al the ma
rhnmo were IN good condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
GOLF TOURNAMENT,
Beats American Champion Nv onl, ono
stroke Mbeklo tho winner

New York, July ll.-lWac Macldc NJ the
foNhll Golf club. staten Island won the
principal honors In the professional GOLF
tournament At Nncourtmnd links TODAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Tacoma, wash, July n.-.ln u pitchers
battle, l,ssck came oul second best
Thomas shutting portland ont ana allow
ng not hil In the last sovun Innings
\ Wild pllch BY Esslck gave Tacoma ono
rum Both fidos put 40 a laHl lloldlnE
feature
Score, II n V.
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J !
Tacoma ,uttuut,',Httr pp'rrp3 !
Raucrlos- EsscN ana Mclean, Thomas
and Graham
mplroa Bray
seattle. wash, July A. NM by kuno,
lut and stI,knoy won ludays gnnlo In
the nuih nnlug the nnnl Hculu huing
Z 10 IN favor ut the locals rho visitors
were unable 10 hit Shields hard, but en-
rors ana hits came I'm lunches aud they
held q mlG lend gp TO ne mgl inning
oul nine men Williams pitched nyc IN.
nlnga fnl Siu Francisco, hui became Wild
ana Whnlon was substituted knuc' n
work At third was the llcldlng feature NJ
the game
Score, II, n n.
Seattle nuH, u''unru'u,unuut " !
San Francisco unopu.,uu.un6 d Q
Batteries Shields aud Blunkcnship.
Williams, Whalcn and Wilson,
Umpire DAVIS
San Franclscn, July lI-Grhy went to
piopos ana lost ludNys gumo Tor los An.
| gclos IN the hwl I'VE Innings by IA score
| of d 80 B. lie WAS bnltod hard and after
allowing SIX hits which Melted i've runs
for Oakland was replaced hy Goodwin,
Goodwin held Oakland down tu one hit
| IN the last Inning, l,os Angeles got hni
| ihroo hits M Graham Dlllnn's home un'
| IN the sixth Inning, which also scoicd
Smith, Was Il feature " the pamo,
| Score II II, n.
Los Angeles u,utuu,r.,,nuup3 .
DuhlhOu pt'rttN i1tttptHfttHttttiittn
Batteries Gray, Goodwin ana splos,
| Graham and stanley
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
rArnllr coAsT L.NHrE-
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Philadelphia, JulN n Philadelphia de-.
fpitud H. Louis To-Day IN poorly played
same TvlUr van btllud hud. Aucnd'
uupD, sWu.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland q. July ll,-Cloyoluud loQk
the nrN ol the sollus nom New YORK by
hitting Powell opportunity joss was
steady throughout ana wnS brilliantly
supported, Attendance, $40,
score. II, II T..
lloNtlhnu pfHu''t'r'''''ft'tt'' "
New ORR trtrfrttnrft'.f'fHH'
Ba,tuloH-Joas ana Buolow Powell and
Powers
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~ Louis July li-Aflcr pitching a rec
makuhlu game lor four lnulngn today
Ten failed In a nolding cffolt IN the nrh
ana the local team llud the score later
winning 10 , Attendance, Jsp,
Score. II, n H.,
~ Louis 900 p,uu'u,'r''u,''l v =
boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Batteries pcS ana Roth winter and
trigpr
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BROOKLYN July plltsburg walked m
with the Uuul Ramu ul the surlts iudaN
( lu q slwuk'uu pltun,u excellent bail
hul iho UrldWg Accorded MIN vac NiClch'
,u. Attendance lw
srorc. H. III,
iluukNn w'"Hu'n'"u'n"n"s :
llllfhug OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
Buluun sul,Ncu ana Wulcg Case
and l'ullH
Boston july A. Nm one of the most
sensational finishes ever seen on u ban
nold Cincinnati won lodayH game, TO B.,
Attendance, llpl
Score. n, IN,
cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \ q
BOSTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " u
Balurlos ENmg ANA ScNIu, wilhelm
ana Moran
New Nnrk july N.By winning today a
gamp the local Nationals took the hOnois
N the series nom Chicago, Attendance
BOO
Score " ~ u,
chicago H.ruH,p, ur,,r,nprs q
New YORK n..n,'',,''u,'.'.3
Batteries Roulhuch and klmg Taylor
Nili~c and BuWorman
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International Chess,

ouoJ July li-rOo mo''cr' engaged
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Drs. Shores & Shores Are
Chronic Disease Experts.

THEY ALSO REALIZE that many frauds and hki also claim
skilled Specialists and that hard for the sick and afflicted
doctor skilled curing chronic amcnand all doubts
Shores will examine carefully and advise free Of ugeWHETlER
YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR NOT They will tell you
WHY YOU SUFFER AND WHY YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN CURED
DRS SHORES WILL POINT OUT THE SORE you ache
and pain etc way cured
Absolutely charge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

Chicago, July ll-ChiWgo shut WASH
lngton out To- IN ne nlsl game 81 w"
series today The game was a pitchers.
bnttlo, both teams doing very little nit
llug Attendance 800,
chicago u,","""r'n"u"r"us
Washington u'H''''''''''HtnrH'n d
Batteries walsh and sullivan Wol(o
and llcydun,
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Enlarged Orchestra snmlr July &c.
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H. H. 4,

Batteries - Shields aud Blunkonship.
Williams, Whalcn and WILSON
Umpire Davis
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FREE EXAMINATION WEEK

Ld8 Special 70
rNhO oir rIoW N and HE
ChnDno
VIM ersonor lN Letter before
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-01

time pay to G. NJ. Jones, treasurer OF
said committee, the amount of the as
isessment hereinafter provided.
The assessments fixed by this COM
mittee, and which persons desiring to
be candidates are required to pay to
the treasurer of this committee, are
as follows:
/ Each candidate for Mayor, twenty
five dollars.
Each candidate for Marshal, TWEEN.
lty-ive dollars.
Each candidate for Treasurer, iya
dollars.
Each candidate for Tax Collector.
Each candidate for Alderman. FIVE
dollars.
: All candidates for Offices enumerat.
ed in this call shall be voted for by the
duly qualified white democratic voters
I'm every election precinct in the city
OF Pensacola, except that Precinct AL
derman and Precinct Members of the
city democratic committee shall be
voted for only by the voters of the
precinct, respectively, that they are
! Said primary election shall be he,d
and conducted in accordance with the
primary election laws of the state of
Florida. The voting shall be by hal.
lot, prepared and used in accordance
with the state election laws and shah
tbe printed. and distributed under the
direction of the city democratic execu.
tive committee. The names of all can.
didates shall be printed on the ballot
alphapeticaily-all In conformity with
the law governing elections.
The inspectors and clerks of election
to conduct the primary election to bs
held Tuesday, the 4th day of april
viii be appointed by this city commit
tee at meeting to be held for thai
purpose in the city hall, in the city Of
Pensacola Monday, March 27. 1905. at
s o'clock D. m.
All candidates are invited, and earn
iestly requested to attend this meet
ing.
: This committee will meet in the civ
hall at noon on Wednesday. the 9Th
day OF April, 1905, to publicly canvass
the returns and declare the result Of
the election of April 4th, and decide In
what cases a second primary SHAH
be held
Each candidate for office being yot.
ed for shall have the right to place
one watcher at the polls, who shall be
entitled to be present during all the
time that the polls are open to ehal
lenge voters and also to witness the
counting of the vote and certifying Of
the result after the polls are closed.
All ballots. poll lists, tally sheets
and returns and other records of the
election shall be preserved by the
city democratic executive committee.
We. the undersigned, hereby certify
the foregoing to be true and correct
copy of the call for a white demo-
cratic primary election which was
adopted by the city democratic execa-
tive committee of the city of Pensa-
cola on the 3rd day of March, 1905.
JNO. B. JONES,
WALKER INGRAHAM, Chairm'n.
Secretary.