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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
JOCKEY MILLER INJURED.
Falls from Dresden at Louisville and
Is Seriously Hurt.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 4-Jockey
B. Miller, who had the mount on Bres.
den in the second race, fell today and
several horses ran over him. His skull
was crushed and he bit his tongue in
half He is in a local hospital in a
dangerous condition. 1t was his first
mount since he was suspended at
Douglas Park.
Days Results.
First race, selling, FIVE furIonge-
Laura z. won, Nadra second, John
Kaufman third. Time 100 As.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-
French Nun won, Petit Due second,
Musveiling third. Time, 1:l4 1-5.
Third race, purse, six furlongs-
Charlie Eastman won, Martha German
second, Rector third. Time, J:13 Is.
Fourth race, free steeplechase, handi.
cap, full course, about two miles
Little Wally won. Lady Jocelyn second,
Sigmund third. Time, 4:O2 2-5.
Fifth race, FIVE and one-half furlongs
,---Electorine won, Nellette second, Miss
Ida third. Time, :07 40.
Sixth race, selling, mile-Gilden
Mineral Won, Brait second, The Only
Way third. Time, I:41.
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RULED OFF TURF.
An Owner, Jockey and Trainer Are
Punished for Offenses.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 4.-Owner
j. II. (Doc.) Perry and Jockey Willie
Obert were ruled off the turf for life
and the license of George Ham, n
trainer, was revoked, under ruling to-
day by the stewards of the American
Turf Association. The ruling follows
an extended investigation into a con
fession made some days ago by Obert
TO the effect that he pulled the horse
Coruscate on the last day of the sum
mer meeting at Latonla
Obert testified that Perry, who owns
Coruscate, gave him $500 TO do the job.
Ham s license was revoked because he
had the riding contract OF Obert and
the jockey testified that he had pulled
Highland Fling and other horses on the
Canadian circuit. 1t is understood that
the investigation is not ended. and fur
ther developments are expected.
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Boston Loses Two Games.

BOSTON Oct. A double. he nder
brought the local National League season 10
close today, Brooklyn taking both games,
3 20 2, and 10 1, respectively. Scores
First game r. II. T..
Brooklyn ......O l o 0 o. Ga S l
Boston ......o1l 100000 O0-2 II 4
Batteries-Strickiett and Ritter; Linda
man and Brown. Two base hits-Doan and
Howard. Home run-Alperman. Bases on
balls-Of Lindsman, & OF Stricklett, ..
Struck out-By Stricklett 3; by LindamsD,
3. Umpire-Conwsy.
Second game R. II. (.
Brooklyn .......oo .oo02o-2 S O
Boston ............0 o oo10-1 3 o
Batteries-Eason and Ritter; Young and
Brown. Two. base hit-Dolsn. Struck ont
BY Young 2; by Eason, /. Umpire
Conway.
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Players Must Be Good.

The following additional rule will
hereafter govern in these contests:
Rule l6-The authority of the UNI
pires in these contests Will be supreme,
and the umpires are authorized to eject
from the game all players indulgiug in
vile and indecent language and unfair
tactics. Before the distribution of the
prize money belonging TO the players
the commission will take cognizance Of
all representations by their umpires and
infiict such penalties as they see ft
against offending PLAYERS and the pen
alties so inflicted shall be taken from
the prize money belonging 10 such
players
The first game is to be played on the
National league grounds, and all games
played thereafter will be alternated be-
tween the American and the National
league grounds.
Eligible Players.
The following players will be eligible
to participate in the games:
Chicago National League Club
Nordecai Brown, Frank Spence, John
j. Evers, H. II. Gessler, Charles w.
Harper, Arthur f. Hoffman, John G.
King, Carl l.. Lundgren, P, j. Moran,
John F. Mccormick, Orval Overall,
John Pfeister, Edward Reulbach, Frank
Sculle, James T, Schkard, James F.
Slagle, Harry Steinfeldt, j. w. TAYLOR,
Joseph B. Tinker, Thomas j. Walsh.
Chicago American League-Ed. Nc
Farland, William Sullivan, II. Hart, J.
Towne, r. Patterson, n. Altrock, F.
Owen. E. Walsh, G. H. White, F. Smith,
J.. Fiene, j. Donahue, F. Jsbell, G. Da-
Wis, +. Hahn, l.. Tannehill, L. J. II.
Jones, P, Daugherty, c. Dunden, George
Rohe.
The umpires will be James L. John.
stone of the National league and Frank
| 0 OiLauRhlin of the American league.
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LEXINGTON RACES.
Wind Too Strong for Sweet Marie to
Attempt to Lower Record.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 4.-The easy
victory of Kentucky Todd in the two
year-old division of the Kentucky Flu
turitv and the defeat of Mainsheet In
the 2;06 class trot were the features
of the Kentucky Trotting Horse asso-
clation meet today.
There was TOO strong a breeze blow
ing down the back stretch for Sweet
Marie to attempt 10 break the world s
record for trotters, but if conditions are
favorable she will make the attempt to.
morrow,
Days Results.
Kentucky Futuritv, $4,000. two-year-
olds-kentucky Todd. won two straight
heats and the race in 2:l4&, 2:l6%
The Native, Bluehill Abingen, Bon
Ami and Lucille Marlowe also started.
2:12 class, pacing, $1,000, three in
five-Captain Derby won three straight
heats and the race in 2:0612, 2:06S4
2:07&. Hal II, Daphne Direct, By
stander, Richard Grattan, Doctor D.,
Long John, Hazel B.. FL Brino and Ar
nod Patchen also started
2:06 class, trotting, purse $500, two
in three-Norman B. won the second
and third heats and the race IN 2:0G%
2:07H. SNYDER McGreeor won the
first heat in 2:07. Mainsheet, Gold
Dust Maid and Angola also started,
2:16 class, trotting, purse $1,000
three in fve-Belle Isle won the first
third and fourth heats and the race in
2:13, oil, 2:1lM. Guy Axworthy won
the second heat in 2:0SA. Bow Catch
I er, Talpa, Pulsus, Charlie Atwood, DIR
Bodkin, Heliograph, Admiral Schley
and Redemption also started.
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Only Three Regulars Appear in
Chicago Lineup;
Others Rest.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs.
Chicago 5; Cleveland l.

CHICAGO. Oct, 4.-Chicaso, the new
champion team of the American league, cell
ebreted its return home today by vim ing,
TO ], in the opening game of the final
series with Cleveland But three regulars
appeared in Chicago's lineup, tho rest OF
the team taking much-needed rest.
Score; r.. II. h.
Cleveland 80 % O00 o o 0--1 9 0
Batteres-IIeine and Roth; Joss and Be.
mis-
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Brighton Results.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-Brighton re-
suits OF today follow:
First race, six furlongs--El Dorado
won, Dan Buhre second, Yankee Girl
third. Time, lis 4-5.
Second race, steeplechase, selling,
about two miles-Bound Brook won,
Caller second, Garter Knot third. Time,
4:12.
Third race, selling, mile and six
teenth-Ed Ball won, Oarsman second,
Deutschland third. Time, las.
Fourth race, the Triumph stakes. for
-year-olds, one le-Fontainebleu
won, Montgomery second, Prince Hamp-
ton third. Time, 140 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and a balf-Angler
won, MeKettridge second. Miss Craw-
ford third. Time, 2:34 A.
Sixth race, selling, six furlong@Ja-
cobite won, Gambrinus second, Fish
Hawk third. Time. 1;12 So.
Seventh race, selling, six furlongs-
Sly Ben won, Sailor second, Slickaway
third. Time, 1:13.
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Brooklyn Captures Both Games
of q Double Header at
the Hub.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Standing Of Clubs,
Chicago 4; Pittsburg o.

PTTTSBURG, Oct. 4.-Tho champion Chi.
cogo team shut out the Pittsburgs today,
10 @. The players of the home team
reached third base only once. Although
Pfeister was given errorlcss support
Score: r. n. H.
Pittsburg .....O o @ o o Go 4
Chicago .......O0 90 I o o2-f y
Batteries-Lehcld Phelps and Petz;
Pfeister, King and Moran. Two.bese hits
Chance, Lundgren Bases bslls-off
Leifeld, !; OF Pfeister, 3. Struck opt~By
Leifeld, 2; by Pfoster, 5. Umpiro-O' Day.
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New York 7: Philadelphia 6.

NEW YORK, Oct. d.--The New Yorks
defeated Philadelphia today, 20 6, mainly
owing TO Stranc's batting. He made a
home run and three safo bunts.
Sooros r. n. z.
Philadelphia q. 40 o o 5 o o o o-6 10 2
New York .......6 0O OIL - 10 3
Batterics-Spsrks and Doom; Mathew
aud Smith. Bases on bslls-Oh MathewSon,
/; off Sparks. 3. Struck out-By Mathew
son, l; by Sparks, 2. Homo runs-Strnng,
Titus. Threo.bsse hit-Bransfeld. Two.
base hits-Thomas, Titus. Umpros-klem
and Carpenter,
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Los Angeles Scores Shut Out Against
Portland Team

Los ANGELES. Oct. d-Borgeman was
invinciblc today and Portland shut out,
Only two hits were made OF Bergemnn,
Score: r. II. T..
Los Angeles .ooo2a5o 10 I
Portland 80 90 0 0 90 O. 0 = 8
Bntterics-Bcrsemsu and Buckley; Gum,
McCreedie and Carson. Umpire-Perrine.
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Seattle 5. Oakland 0.

OAKLAND. Oct A three Dagger. three
two -boEe hits and Garvin's delivery the
samo for Seattle by score OF 20 0. Sc
attic hit Graham freely and punched hits
at will, Score: r. Fl, E.
Seattle ......oo2 2oo4o11.-s 10 o
Oakland ......o % 5000 oo-O 3
Bstteries-GaTvin and BlankeDship; Gra
ham and Bliss. umpire-M ahaffy.
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SOCCER" SEASON WILL OPEN
Salt Lake Team Will Meet Eureka
PLAYERS Saturday Afternoon

The "soccer' season In Utah will
be opened next Saturday afternoon by
contest at Walkers Field in this city
between the Salt Lake and Eureka
teams of the state league. As "soc-
Ger" is fast gaining popularity as a
sport, it is expected that the atten-
dance upon the opening game in Utah
will be large
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RULES ANNOUNCED.
Authority of Umpires in Games win
Be Supreme.

CINCINNATI, Oct 4-Rules for the
series of baseball games for the world 8
championship between the two Chicago
teams in the National and American
leagues, which will be played at the Ma
tional league grounds in Chicago on Oc-
tober and the FIVE days following,
were announced today.
All of the rules heretofore will apply
to the series, as well as the detailed
rules adopted by the commission last
year to carry out the rules above re-
ferrel "a
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w. G. Stewart, the leading baritone
Of the opera company viii occupy
the slab for the actors, and is not
"green one on the diamond, Prior to
his launching forth on the operatic
stage he was a student at Swarthmore
college and dlu himself credit as pitcher
Of the team of that institution
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Rain lnterfereS.
COAST LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4.-Philadclph
New York gamo postponed; rain.
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Rebus answers will be coming In all day today, and We
expect some will be here tomorrow, too.
We will settle the Contest Thursday Friday at the
latest and will also publish list of the so
that wherein you have your mistakes if
any.
Our artist is figuring another Contest, and if we
get something appropriate will Contest
from October 18th to November 18th
RIEGER LINDLEY
1.-THE Whskey Merchants
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Salt Lake Photo supply Co.
Rodaks and finishing. Main b ard Ses
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PLACE OF GAME CHANGED.
Father Dubei's Boys Will Play
Eureka on Latter's Grounds.

The game which is scheduled to take
place next Sunday afternoon between
the Dubei Tailors, of this city, and the
Eureka team will be played at Eureka
instead of at Walker IS Field, this city,
as was first announced "Father
JOHN manager of the Dubei Tailors,
was the donor Of the handsome cup,
which the Eureka team captured along
with the state championship, in de-
feating Park City in the recent post
season series, and in order that they
might have an opportunity to show him
him, the people of Eureka have per-
suaded Mr.. Dubei to take his twirlers
to the Tintic district next Sunday.
The % to 80 per cent discount on
House Furnishings will be given at the
]. Y. L. until further notice.
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the best court house in Florida. don't
believe any citizen who has the in
terest of his county at heart. will OPP
Dssse a tax for this measure"
AIR. smith. tie chairman, Mr.. Light,
} the secretary, Mr. William ]. Folks,
Mr.. William Deli IN and others from
the county spoke along the same lines
as embodied iii AR. Lewis letter They
said that the people Of the county
were not opp"sed To the building of
a new court house. but indeed, were
anxious for it. and d good one. too,
out We're simply opposed To the issu-
ing Of ,nds running through a long
series of years.
Major l.. II. Izlar. Mr.. w. X. Ze-
wadski. Mr. Henry w. Long and others
spoke in favor of the adoption of the
resolutions and the speeches of all
We're enthusiastic for the building of
a substantial and imposing court
house.
The advisory committee named in
the resolutions was put in nomination
and elected from the floor. The COM
mittee is composed of Messrs. r. l..
Anderson. chairman; w. ]. Folks. V. P.
Smith, L. 5. Light. ]. Il. Lewis, S. H.
Gaitskill, William Hooker, s. II. Bitch
Edward Holder, a. d. Mitchell, John
w. Stevens and j. B. BOrland.
This committee will meet with the
board of county commissioners at
their next meeting and it is believed
that steps will Immediately be taken
for the erection of a new court house
and that within the year Marion coun-
ty will have, as she deserves. the fin
est court house building in Florida
Greatly in Demand.
Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for a blood and system cleanser
such as DR.. Kings New Life Pills
They are just what you need to cure
stomach and liver troubles. Try them
At TydinSs & Co, drug store, 25c..
guaranteed.
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New Pastor.

Rev. p. T. Rape. the newly appoint
cd Methodist pastor here. introduced
himself to our people Sunday by
peaching one of the best sermons ever
listened to in Palmetto. His delivery
is fine and his preaching most excel
lent. and the sinner as well as the
Christ-loving people viii miss rare
treat if they fail at the first opportun-
ity 10 hear him.
Brother Rape is now in charge OF a
cicuit, Including Palmetto. Ellenton.
Terra Ce'a and Frog Creek. His ap-
pointmc1ts have not been made as yet,
save that the third Sunday in the
month viii be given to Palmetto
Palmetto News
Mr.. Rape was formerly the pastor
for the Cotton Plant circuit in this
county.
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ocALA's FEsTAL SEASON.
The Tyler Tomasso Carnival, Miles
Orion Circus and Other At
fractions

Notwithstanding the rain and dis
agreeable weather generally the past
week was quite gay in ocala.
We have enjoyed the carnival at
fractions so cleverly conducted by the
Tyler Tomasso company under the
auspices of the Ocala Rifles.
We also had the Miles orion circus
and the Rabbit Foot shows, and alto
gether the week has been an attrac-
tive one, and large numbers Of per-
sons visited our city.
The last few days have been most
pleasant and the crowds attending the
, carnival have been greater.
Saturday night was partieu-
larry attractive and as the
contest for the Queen of the
carnival neared its close the
excitement became intense and the
voting for the two young ladies' in the
lead was most spirited and animated.
and the votes ran up in leaps and
bounds. The votes as finally an
nounced is as follows:
Miss Florence Burnett. S902
Miss Mura Griffin. ....7S 1902
Miss Esthel Murrellg. ... 1906
Miss Eloise Miller. ..............100 1000
Miss Florie Condor. SIS
Miss Eula Moore. ..... 294
Mise 7 ole T.sa ooo
When the bulletin announced that
Miss Burnett had been chosen the
queen her friends cheered vociferous-
ly. She and party of friends, Miss
| Griffin and her friends. and all of the
contestants and their friends. were in
vited into the Vendome, where Miss
Burnett. most modest, graceful and
, beautiful blonde. was crowned queen
by Captain George A. Nash of the
Rifles, and was presented with hand
come gold watch and chain.
Mr.. Tomasso, who has been in
charge of the carnival attractions here,
| is a most pleasing gentleman, and has
taken great pains during the week to
eliminate from the grounds what would
in any way mar the pleasures of the
| crowds who gathered there
We understand that the Rifles have
Melted quite neat sum from the car
nival which they will devote to maxi
ing their armory more attractive.
The Tyler-Tomasso company viii
play in Jacksonville during the next
week. and after adding several excel
lent shows to their already splendid
aggregation. will go to Havana. Cuba
for month, returning via Miami
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the meeting and upon motion villa
longe p. Smith was called To the chair
and l.. s. Light was requested to act
as secretary.
On assuming the chair Mr.. Smith
returned thanks for the honor ana
said it was the first time that he had
ever acted in such CAPACITY but
would discharge the duties tc The best
of his abilities. Mr.. Light briefly re-
turned his thanks also.
Proceeding at once 10 the business
in hand Mr.. r. l.. Anderson offered
the following resolutions:
AT a meeting of the citizens and tax
payers of Marion county held at the
court house in Ocala, December 90th,
1905, the following resolutions We're
presented, and after discussion were
adopted:
RESOLVED
First. That the need of Marion
county for a new court house which
will insure the safety of the county
records. and which will be adequate
and suitable for the transactions of
public business is imperative and
pressing.
Second. That it is evident from the
presentments made by many grand
juries in the recent past, and from
other public expressions of leading cit
liens from all portions of the county.
that the people of Marion county want
a new court house.
Third. That we earnestly request
and urge the board of county commits
sioners of this county to take imme-
date steps for the purpose OF arrang-
ing for and commencing the work of
providing the county with a new
court house, at the earliest practi
BILE time.
Fourth. That a committee of twelve
be appointed and that the members
of this committee are hereby request
ed and instructed 10 attend the regu-
lar meeting of the board of county
commissioners to be held on Tuesday,
January ,. 1906, and to present these
resolutions TO that body. and at the
same time to tender to said board ev
cry assistance in our power. TO the
end that a new court house may be
constructed as soon as may be prac-
ticable, and said committee shall
with the permission of the board of
county commissioners, act as an advi-
sorry committee with said board in the
mater of devising means to build a
court house and in selecting the plans
for the same.
In speaking to the resolutions Mr..
Anderson called attention to the beau
tiful court houses recently erected in
Columbia, Hamilton and Suwannee
counties and told the methods by
which they were built. towit: the
board of county commissioners issued
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warrants running through a series of
five or more years and bearing inter-
ests at the rate of five per cent. These
warrants were taken by the contrac-
tors and were paid for by special taxa
ton. He read a letter from the clerk
of the court of Suwannee county say
ing that the building was entirely sat
isfactory and also one from the con-
tractors saying that they would be
willing to build a court house for Mar
ion county under the same conditions
and take their chances on the pay
ments of the warrants.
Judge Bullock in speaking to the
resolutions read letters that he had
received in response to his call for
the meeting from several gentlemen,
who were unable to be present. One
was from Mr.. L. Horn, a large tax
payer, who said that ne would be will
ing to subscribe to any method for
obtaining a new coutr house and
would be perfectly willing to pay his
share of the cost Of the same.
Another letter was from Mr.. John
T. Lewis, of Moss Bluff. and among
other things he said; Let us have
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In response to a letter on the sub
ject of building a new court house for
Marion county written by Judge w. S.
Bullock on December q, suggesting
a meeting for December 3Oth, to de-
wise ways and means for building the
same, quite a number responded.
Among those in attendance we noted
the following: Judge w. S. Bullock.
Mayor Edwards, H. A. Ford r. L. An
derson, r. McConathy, L. T. Izlar, H.
L. Anderson, D. S. Williams. w. K.
Zewadski, NJ. Atkinson, G.. S. Scott,
]. ]. Gerig, E. w. Davis, L. w. Duval.
NJ. Strauss, Joseph Bell, w. c. Jeffords.
L. p. Miller, Villa Tonga, p. Smith, L.
S. Light, II. w. Long. w. p. Haisley,
H. NJ. Hampton, William Hooker, s.
A. Bullock. L. r. Edwards. H. c. Cham
bliss, l.. r. Chazal, George Mackay,
H. c. Gates. J. w. Lyle, c. H. Dame.
c. L. Bittenger, r. r. Carroll, Henry
Griner, ]. A. Campbell, r. A. Burford,
c. L. Anderson, w. J. Folks, r. s.
Hall, T. d. Lancaster, Andrew J. Tur-
ner. ]. H. Bates, William Dehon. and
a number of others.
Judge Bullock stated the object of
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Cordial Reception to Mr.. Poase.

The Tallahassee Capital of Saturday
says Rev w. NJ. Poage. Mrs. Poage
and son arrived yesterday from Jack
sonville Mr.. and Mrs. Poage are re-
membered with love in Tallahassee
and were given a very cordial greeting
upon their arrival yesterday. They
were met at the depot by a committee
who escorted them to the parsonage.
where a tempting lunch had been pre-
pared 70 them. Miss May Poage re-
manned in Jacksonville for a visit with
friends. but will Join her parents
shortly Mr.. Poage will preach the
first sermon of his pastorate at Trim
ity Methodist church Sunday morning
Rev. ]. Edgar Wilson, presiding elder,
will preach at the evening service
Tallahassee Democrat.
Mr.. Poage was once pastor at Oeala
and has many warm friends here who
keep up with his movements and are
glad he is everywhere so cordially re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. James knight expect
to move in short while into the
William Ross cottage on ocklawaha
avenue.
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Greatly in Demand.
The OcaIa House.

TIE above named hosiery. which
has for years been the pride of Ocala.
has opened it's dining rooms for the
winter season, and already the man
aSement is receiving inquiries from
far and near about accommodations.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Whiteside, who has
so successfully operated this hotel in
past seasons. is still it's manager.
Charlie" as his friends all know him.
is popular not only with the tourists
who make Ocala their annual stopping
place. but also with the commercial
travellers over the state.
Many improvements have been made
in the Ocala House since last season,
and no finer hotel can be found any
whee in Florida
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The Ocala term of the United States
court that was to have convened here
on January Is, has been postponed
until February 5, in order that it will
not interfere with the famous Post
case which is set for trial in Jackson
vile on January %.
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After spending the Christmas with
her parents, Col. and Mrs. w. y.
Camp, Mrs. G.. +. Armstrong and her
little daughter returned to their home
in Savannah Saturday.