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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-27
In the Circuit Court Of the Second Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida, in and for
County OF Leon. In ChHncCry.

Rl4Rty OF Leon, - In Ihtpccry'
HcCail Complainant. W.. Mary j. GirRr-
5caT and William NJ. Gifardenu hcr husband. IN
rvht ~ btA wife, and ~ AdmniHlIhtOr Of the
estate pfl Emily NJ Collins. deceased. John e..
Collins AnN Lila Collins his wife, Julia |. Wuod-
ward aud Frank =. Woodward her husband. IN
Iight ~ his wife: W Tayldr CollinH Louis &.
Deinnly and blanche Domilly, John W DCmiliy
anti NAV Donilly HIS Wife T. Dcycrc Domilly. n.
Marguerite Dcmilly. Louis Colliua and Jouephlnc
AColluH. Defendants. Foreclosure Of Mortgage
\ II having been made TO appear by the affidavit
~ Joseph A. Edmondson, attorney for complain
ant that The said Defendants Louis &. Domhly
aud blauChc lomilly ARE rrbidCnta 81 the city of
kpyannUh county of Chatham. In the State II
GrutHln NJ so barnard street, that aaid Defend.
ants bpuis Cul,uH and josephine Collins are tcst.
dontR uf AtNutut. county 81 Cobb, In tho State
Of Georgia ihHt there b. 40 person IA the state 81
Florida ihU service Of uuhpuCpn upon whom
would bind cithgi - said dotopdantu Louis G.
bCmilN, blanche DrmIy, Louis Collins aud 10
Hephiur Collins, that Hhl Defendants Louis G.
Domill aud blanche iSguily are each uvcr the
agc u twonty.ono ycat0, and that Hatd Defend.
ants Louie COllina and JoH'uhiuo Collins arr each
audCr the aye ~ tWUuty-unu Year,.
u TO- therefore, ordered that aad dofcudauta
Louis &. butnillY. blanche uVmiy, Louis Collins
and Josephine Collins. l., and th,S are hcfcby 49,
aurrd Ia appear tu the hill ~ complaint herein
~ Monday. tho 1th day ~ October A. H. 1907
and pht this order H. published once week Tor
fBur consecutive weeks in Tho Weekly True BEN.
ecint. newspaper uuhlirhol IN the cts Of Italia.
hfhrec ~ said county ~ lsUu.
Wituurs, Horny T.. folkul. clerk 81 and court
snd thc zeal thoIcof, this bth day ~ september
A, u. 1907.
trrAll HENRY e. FELEEt.
p a. CiCtk 81 Said Court
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Church Notices.

Trinity ~. r. Church, South, I. s. Patterson.
Pastor. -5eTyiceB Sunday ~ ~ d. M ard 7sJ D. b.
S1p,gf E9wSa On sT' Gy ~ H. %sgr ~
30 attend The public and strangers specially In
vited 70 worship with ua.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Vim. NJ Zcigler Pas
tor, r. Regular services ~ II O'cOck M, and ~
100 o'elock ,. m. Sabbath school NJ 1.5J a. m.
hdweek services on wednesday evening nj 100
., m.
FIRST Baptist Church. Rev. J. q. Pruet, ~ r.
BGrViccr: Sunday al II a. w. and 11y T.. No., Gi4C
school. 945 a. ~; Junior Is. Y. = IT,. s@O +. fo.,
Senior u. Y. " u, Friday ~ $ y. No. Prayer and
Praise service Wednesday Of 1s9 y. m.
st. Johns Episcopnl Church. Rev. W, ~. CartHr,
communion o'clock "A. M. Sundays. II o. N. and
100 D. m. Fridays. y. M ~. Michaela irOOredJ
Services. sunday. y. m. Fridaye. $50 y. m.
Christian Rcience. aor,icsa ore hold syery sum
day NJ ~ OclOck u. m. aud WeLnoadHy evening a.
O'Clock y. ,, In the front rom, arcgnd stOry, II
tho buildinR east a. The pO1tDllc'. This roam b.
bid - open daily ozo"pt sunday. between The
hoipb Of 10 and " DciDch o. M. All are cordially
iiiyiied
The People Of Florida will have a
very fOrccful protect 10 make and they
will surely make il should $50, 800 Of
their money be- used for special 8cs-
3ion Of the legislature 10 boost any
mans political interest Tampa Trib-
une.
Sure, Mike But a little thing like
5000 Of the peoples money with
present day political schcmers, with
many axes 10 grind, and a great big
political machine 10 manipulate and
run, and an army Of the faithful 10 re-
ward for services to the Czars, care
little for what the people think and on
ly laugh longer and louder at Pro-
TEsT. A next governor Of their kind,
with allies 10 back him up, IL what IL Of
most Importance 10 them in their busi-
ness undertakings for the future
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Go TO Burns a. Co.'S. for Bathing
Suits, Neghgee Shirts, Summer Under.
ware, Knee Drawers, Leather Sock
Carriers, Crayats and Ties, Handker-
chiefs and Lightweight Hosiery. %
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a Pertlnent Qnestlon.
(Ocala BagnerD

Governor Beckham, Of Kentucky,
ike Governor BroWard, Of Florida, will
soon retire from the gubernatOrial Office
and commit the executive affairs into
other hands.
He recently made a speech in Column
bia county, Kentucky, the county Of his
nativity, and said that in laying aside
the official robes Of Office he could point
to the work Of his administration with
pride
To quote Governor Beckham's exact
words we make the following extract
from his peOratlOn
with all Of it's debts paid, with not
single unpaid outstanding claim
against IT,, with its credit as good as
that Of the federal government, with
every state institution In the best con-
ditiOn ever known before, with our
schools and colleges developed and inn
proved beyond comparison with any
preceding administration, with a mag
niGcent new capitol practically com
pleted and paid for, with q splendid
surplus Of nearly $l,JO0,000 in the
treasury. with progress and, advance
fncnt upon every hand dali Of these
things, and more, done without Dor
rowing a cent and without increasing
the tax rate, but rather with reduced
rate from that VI the republican admin
istratiOn ! shall greet my successor
in December. and may God and the
patriotic citizens Of Kentucky grant
that he be- the man who has aided in
the accomplishment Of these things,
who stands firmly and without equivo-
cation upon every issue, and who will
give the people wise and economical
administration Of their affairs"
When Governor nrOWard snail have
quit the executive chamber at ITALIA
habsec, will he bee able 10 make as good
an account Of his stewardship az does
this young GOycruor Oh Kentucky?
Building a new capitol and greatly
improving the schools and colleges
throughout that state and with every
debt cancelled, and with a surplus in
the treasury Of nearly million and a
half dollars and without an increase Of
taxes, IL seems 10 US is a magnificent
record Of achievement.
II il be- possible for Governor Brow
ard 10 point TO a record as bright and
glorious We know that it will cause a
sensation Of pride 20 Jingle the cheek
Of every FlOridian
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For Sale.
MY FARM JUST WEST OF
THE CITY LIMITS.
EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES

Adapted to Tobacco, Dairy,
Truck or Poultry.
Wel-wooded, City Water, Telephone.
Convenient to Depots and Schools.
About ~ acres in reclaimed pond, ex-
cellent for Celery.
Comfortable five-rOom House, newly
painted. Address,
A. L. WOODWARD,
Perry, Fla.
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]. A. White Of vareen, was register.
cd at the Leon Sunday.

Call up c. /. S, Watt at the Leon
Hotel and let him tell you about the
new lot of handsome Pianos just sent
out by the Cable Company. TO be sold
on the easiest terms that can be made
anywhere on the same grade of goods.
3l-2t
Mr., p. c. Dawkins, Of Pensacola,
made brief trip TO the city last week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
Stranger
Oslo

Little George Burton Is improving
nicely but Lucy is very low they
both have typhoid q
Borned to Roy Burton and wife
fine girl
Kate Jordan lie improving
Lewis Webb and wife spent SAT-
urday and Sunday withJohn Larges'
folks
J y. Elkins brought his wife out
To spend a week with home folks.
We are having fine sunday School
here.
We are expecting a wedding here
soon.
German Kitchen. better known as
landlord visited Ida Carter Friday
virgie Large and Birdie Carter
wish to spend their thanks toa few
OF the Fallsburg people for their
kindness at the festival
There win be an Ice cream fes-
t!yaI at this place the 4th Saturday
IN this month. 1t commences at
O'Clock. Every body invited we viii
insure good cream and pretty girls
V L
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oLlOyIILLE

Roll HugAiso1 IS c1nlnsd 20 bis
rom s4ih malaria
MIS- Saa5 Jane Alklls has been
q aaaei 10 her room Tor several dsys
ulth malaria. but she Is some tegsen
An james SO ley has been On The
sick rs, Cor soms Time
Bora TO Mr ana Nr Wesley lor-
don FRIDAY big boy Wesley i
sell pleased
Nossrs Lewis Watson l.. o and
& e Thompson returned nom Bowl
las Green last week with authority 10
write - S after their names
Last saturday Miss Cora Jordan
surprised her friends by becoming
Mrs Cora Adkins. the aife Of zed-
dock Adkins Of Pikeyille Il was a
case vol love q, first sight a. they
been acquainted but a few DAYS Il
i the second venture on the matri-
uoaial ssa Tor Mr Adkins. and he
Is 10 be- congratulated on his selection
Miss Lizzie Lester OF Tusoola. has
typhoid fever and Is very sick she Is
a member % The Christian Scientists
but he, condition was such that Il
Warranted calHng a genuine physician
and N Hnlman vss called
Mrs Geriie Brum,ieid is coanaed
70 her RON by sickness
Miss posia Adkins is reported to
have fever
Mrs Laura Thompson Is reported
10 b. sick. and t Is thought 10 be The
fewer
school is progressing nicely with
much lateres, and a good Attendance
Char,ey Adams Was taken soldsn.
/, sick last week Pa; Is bette nom
Mr and Mrs Z1ioah Adkins az.
Mrs BERTHE Frashrr lsti las vce.
Tor Cedar Bluff Va who're Ms Fras
has guue Ia ho.es % rtsainins h.
health
Srncc the 10, weather corn is grov
ing vpry raridly oar farmers are vel
pl.ased With the prospect Of ful
yield
Rev Robert Cassidy viii preset
here the third sunday at lesSo a. m
lucSlin
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Noboays Darling.
Fansbarg

Crops are looking fine considering.
Brother Yoak preached his last ser
mon for us last sunday and is Contem-
plating coming back and holding a re-
wal IN this month
Gus Festival which was held Sat
uday night proved quite a success
The proceeds went TO Brother Yoak
Miss Stella E Crank. returned to
ne. home at Normal Tuesday.
Misses Dora b Jordan and Grace
Burke OF Louisa. spent saturday
and sunday here
After two weeks visit with Virgin
ia relatives z I. Webb returned home
Monday
Mr.. Edgar Austin. Of FSt Gay was
here SUNDAY to see his Grandmother
who Is sick.
Miss Eli1ebe,h Ward Of Louise was
here saturday and SUNDAY
Mr Roll Shortridse returned 10 his
home at Catlettshurg. Monday after a
Few DAYS spent with relatives here
/ Ion Boldins wife and Ida Stewart
81 sand-Hfu. and MIR and Ms Tobe
French OF vessie attended our Festiva
SATURDAY night
Nrs j r. Heaberlin Is sick
Mr. b. II. Gains has returned from
Kaymoor. W Va
Oscar Graham and Cora, Berry OF
Prosperity spent saturday and Sunday
here.
Mrs NJ. Carter returned from HuE-
newell Monday where she has been
with her sick mother for several
weeks
X. Rice who has been sick for
some weeks is slowly improving.
Wild Rose,
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peddled over this County for several
years Tie was brother-in.law 20
Jesse Bernard.
4 Harmon DOES lots Of legal bushes,
and VII accommodate the people mon
ley or no money and any one wanting
deed moftgage bond article note affi-
davit application for pension or pens
ion voucher filled viii DO veil to hunt
him up He is located at cadmus XIX
and can Be found Al his Office most
OF the time 7 G Clay was taken ser,
III one night last week and the scream
Of his wife alarmed Lyss HaEs and
wife A Harman aud wife who wen,
10 their assistance and found him SUI.
ferihg from ehills and cramps
Spuuk
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We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re
yard for any ease Of Caa7rh that
cannot BE- cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure FL Cheney q co Toledo. o
we the undersigned. have knoan
r J Cheney for the last 4 yean.
and believe him periectis HONORABLE,
% an bssintss Transactions and II.
uaneiauy allie 20 carry on any OBJ
legations made by bis arm
waldius Kinuaa 4 Marvin.
Whole rusasi. Toledo. 0
Hails caurrh euse Is taken in.
tfrra.l aoiag direily upon II,
,h-i a4d mucous iao.a @, tb,
ssaH lmealaIs sent Tree Prize
pr hoglr sa.ib az drugg.srs
T.ke HaHt Fsmlb Pin Or cog
siIs tion
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The Best Paint.

United States" ready mixed paint
is equal to the best made In fact.
il is privately guaranteed to us by
the manufacturers TO be identically
the same that they sell under well
known brand at fancy price BY
using the brand United States" in
stead OF the brand under which the
leading manufacturers have made a
biz reputation we are allowed TO sell
the paint somewhat cheaper We have
a full line. We also carry the Par
agon. an excellent paint
SNYDER HARDWARE co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

|DoRsED. BY THE COUNTRY
BE- mos, popular remedy 80 o.
County. aud the best friend o.
FAMILY. writes VIM. ~ Dieu
and pabusher OF the otseso
pa. GllbsrtsvlIIe. \. Y. u Dr
New Discovery II has proved
an infallbIe sure Tor coughs
colds. making short work q
orst Of them We always keep
,ue In the house ] helsevc il
the most valuable prescrip-
knosn fof Lung and Throa'
scs" Guaranteed TO never de
ai the taker. b. A. NJ Hughes
sist Louisa. ~ Price 5'c and
Trial bottle free
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cADMus

Itin aud Jeff ColnnsvoFth. Of
county. are Visiiing relatives on
Hhis week.
\ Cassidy will preach the fu-
* Fannie Fugctt a, the home
mother Mrs susan Hibhitt, on
firsi Sunday in september
L Thompson is confined to his
BY sickness
niel Els~ick. Of 0ycrda, was here
pal business last week
nautha Messer has returned 70
lone at Jennie W Va. after A
s visit With home folks
q at the home Of Thomas Me
8 last week little Samuel Estep
As harmless little fellow having
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MARTHA

Uncle NeIs Sparks. has had an at
tack OF neuralgia but is now i'm
proving.
We had storm recently which dam
aged corn considerably.
d. R skaggs. has just returned froII
Louisville where he graduated in med
icine at the Hospital College of
Medicine. 1t is probable he will locate
fcI the practice Of his profession at
salyersyille.
There are a great many teams haul
irr slaves from head of Blaine 10
Webbville now.
Will Green the one armed grocery
man Of Ashland was here this week.
News has been received from Clark
OF Ironton by his Agents that after an
other culling he will purchase no NOR,
ties in this section. Several saw mills
are being installed for the purpose OF
citing crossties and there will be
great many ties unpurchasable here
DR. D. r. skaggs left Sunday for
saIyersville.
The Eldredge Brothers. the Elliott
county stock men passed through
here this week.
E. L. Holbrook of Sandy Hook Wis
tied his father c. c. Holbrook recently
Geo. Gillem returned from Ashland
last week
Oscar skaggs OF this place went to
Webbville Wednesday
Fe Edwards OF Blaine is moving
grass for Brack Holbrook
| fight occurred on Keaton last Sat
urday night between George Gillem
had John Gillem and the Mckenzie
brothers The result was that John
{ lem and George Gillem were badly
stabbed.
Jerry wellman was at Martha last
Sunday
Miss Bessie sagrayes is visiting al
J. {. Holbrooks
Henry Brown Of blooming passed
through here sunday with a nice drov
OF sheep
E.r,ts.,,.
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AIadge


There viii be church al this place
Sunday night by Rev. Henry Kemper.
Misses Emma and Ida Berry Of this
place attended the baptizing at Twin
Branches Sunday.
Miss Bird, Roberts visited her cousin
Miss Maud Clarkson at Little Blaine
Saturday
Mr., and Mrs win Haws, Mrs. j. p.
Meek and Mrs S. F. Roberts were the
guests Of Mrs. Geo, Haws Saturday.
Willie Roberts. OF Cadmus attended
Sunday School here Sunday.
Mrs Amanda Roberts and little
granddaughter Violet was calling on re-
latyes at Busseyyille Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Mont Nelson visited
NJ. and Mrs. Jack Preece at Deephole
Sunday.
Fred Gillian and John Diamond OF
Twin Branch passed through here re-
Gently.
Misses Roxie and Mary Bradley Of
Busseyyille visited their cousin Misses
Lily and Bessie radIey Sunday.
Martie Johns is very sick at this
writing
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bradley OF Bus
SEVILLE was calling on relatives al
Deep Hole Sunday
sam Keeton OF Mount Sterling. our
leading Stock dealer, PASSED through
here recently with a fine drove of Cat
lie
Oscar raham and Conn Berry OF Ric
Greek passed through here Saturday
Misses Emma. Ida and Cora Berry
visited the Misses Nelson Sunday
Willard Bradley went TO Busseyyill'
Saturday 70 qlay BAH and in some wa
hurt his knee 50 badly he is not abb
IN School this ueek
Peal Thompson was calling on
friends at SMOKEY Valley Sunday
JOHN Nelson was calling at 4
/ iiutchisous Monday
Nr BOYD OF BOYD county .aHothe
lol our Stock buyer slassed through
I here last week
/ Married on the Pad Willie Thumpso
lJr formerly Of Matte. to Miss Iotti
Adams The bride IS the daughter .
| Isaac Adams Tho groom is a fin
young man 2 years old
Robert sturEiIl passed through her
Moaday
Mrs y Roberts Of Smokey Vale
and daughter. Mrs win Haws Of AS
land. we're visiting relatives At Twin
Branch last week
I'd. Ramey Who has been 10 FOR sor
time is ablo TO be out again
Ira Adams 81 Twin Branch was q
lW " Berrys Saturday
Green Ball OF Deep Hole was yi'
! wing relatives at Little Blaine sunda.
j, Willie wellman Was here MONDAY
Mrs Martin Blankenship and chi
dr,n of Deep Hole visited her Moth'
Mrs John Adkins at Twin Branch Ia
week.
Il Misses Ivory and Martha Roberts
smokey Valley attended snnda
, school here SUNDAY
Il Mrs c. A HaWs entertained seyera
! o. her friends saturday night Ice
c-,am and cake we're served Every
seemed to enjoy himself. Among tho
present were Misses. Georgia and FL
Hutchinson. samantha and Hanna
! Nelson Messers. Mflt Bradley. ALE
n aud r b. Hutchinson and John Ne
son.
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FALLsBuRa

he has been several visitors
latsiy. A lev OF them came
~ Va, 10 yisll the widow Cook
Nrs Martha tish and Mrs- Ac-
both relatives Of Mrs Cook
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Everything in the line of spaldinE's
base ball goods is in stock at Conley's
Store. The prices are the same here
as they are the world over on these
goods Spalding fixes a contract to
maintain those prices We have balls
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
.RrGrLAR AS ms srN"

is an expression as old as the race.
No doubt the rising and setting OF
the sun is the most regular perfor-
nance in the universe, unless it is
the action Of the liver and bowels
when regulated with Or. Kings New
life Pills Guaranteed by A. NJ,
Hughes Druggist, Louisa. ny. sc
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-,rrpYnnnY sHorLp KNOW.

..,. { c Hay. prominen, bus
inessiasss man Of Bluit. No. that
Bneklin's Arnita Salye is the quickest
ana snrest healing salye ever applied
10 a sore. burn or wound. or to a
case Of piles I've used it and
tnov what I'm talking about Guar
nu,e.a hy A NJ. Hughes. Druggist
Louisa. X &c bottle
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FOR SALE

Choice mixed hay. not baled. De-
livered in barns in Louisa at SIS
per ton. Jay II. Northup.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Pieklesimer viii buy your Produce
AMI pay you the highest price for
same.
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.fc has been several visitors
lateiy. A lev OF them came
II Va, 10 yisii the widow Cook
Nrs Martha Fish and Mrs Ale
both relatives Of Mrs Cook
cookseys two girls have gone
Ialana u visit relatives.
Cass coossey Is going 10
Cty next week 70 ,isis relA-
.ale mistake when ! Nrpte
keNs ,Aar tpe Festivals ned
we're "a raise moncs " fence
kfA,eyafd Il Nas " pay t..e
|.g
Webb. or blacksmith, has re-
from NlrgiRia he says laat
L. from where his relatives i've
negro tosh Of thfee o.
hundred negroes, that tnes
roa schools aad ehuehes and
aell edueatci U 4 5
~ MEMORAhf
ihe 18th q July chair vas
yaeant in The home u Afr
Cooksey o. FAllshurF By The
% the Pals norse and lis
and R5sa eas taken there
she was a sufferer from quick
|nasioa and had hsen sieh onit
csks she was vcr riieu'
as BRIEF nlaess and 30 eqm
ever escaped Ger Dds she
3 fear o. death and ofisa talk
crossing tbs Gold River and
- vith saiats beyond TIE
niles TIA, PLAYED copiinuaily
80 fare iru gnmislasublc rti-
3 be- readiness 20 meet br
iotlar So 9Th hs fa.e all
with loy she claspsd hsr ri lii-
ma and said mother am
= i,s with Jesus and re shall
~ We are known Blessei
r. She vus o, a gentle. .ov-
Imposition and her ffiruda arr
She vas a Ercat iaHorite ~ an
saiherinea and aisays carried
ne and gladness wherever she
She Eas q consistent christian
member 81 The MethCiisi
aud she dlel 10 the triumph
Hylag faith Her last DAYS vcre
dEhtest And when the silver
pas eelns ioosoned shs thank.
friends FOR their klndhess and
bee aud gently stepped iato ths
beyond 10 b. ~ith her father
sr blessed savior and thos. that
ruas before
~as the daughter Of Lafe Coon.
isysasei. and Nrs NaFy Coosssy
mother and sisters desire ID
those tha, 20 kindly and gent
red fot dear Rose daring hei
lilncss Two Friends
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Glover Hay for sale at the Big
andy Mills. Louisa.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
MOVEMENTS or vESSELs-Th,

MOVEMENTS or vESSELS-The following unoys-
mems Of vessels have been reported to the Bu-
TcRu Of Navigation.
ATrived-NoTember 26, Virginia at New York navy
yard; Aoareada at Baltimore: Ajax Al PhiIade-
phia.
Texas ordered placed ont commission navy yard
Norfolk.
Shubrick ordered detached Third Torpedo FIo.ina
and assigned 20 Reserve Torpedo FlotiIla. Tingey
ordered detached Reserve Torpedo F1otilla
placed IN full commission, and assigned % Third
Torpedo F1otilla.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
Navy Orders.

Capt. ". J. BARNETTE. detached general bard
70 duty superintendent Naval Observatory. Wash
ingtOn-
Civil Engineer A c. LEWERENZ. detached navy
yard, Puget Sound. January 4. TO head depart
ment Of Yards and d0cSs. navy yard, Mare Island
Civil Engineer p l. REED. from Schenectady 70
navy yard. Puget Sound.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
HOW MAIL MAY REACH FLEET.
Atlantic Squadron VIII Be Long De-
MED Word from HOMO.

Rear Admiral Evans. cOmmander-in-
chief OF the Atlantic feet. has issued
formal orders giving the itinerary Of the
feet on its voyage "a the Pacific. as
well as directions for forwarding mail
10 officers and members Of the crews.
From December l6 TO February . mail
for the fleet is 20 be sent in care Of
the postmaster at New York. and after
that date in care OF the postmaster at
San Francisco From the time the YES
sells leave Rio until they reach Cailao
on the west coast OF South America. Il
VIII be impossible 20 get mail TO them
from the United States
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
CLASS HOLDS SESSION.
Onieers Elected Following Pro-
Ionged BaIIOtInE.

The first year class OF the Georgetown
Law School held a meeting last evening
for the purpose Of electlng class officers.
After long period Of balloting. the fol-
lowing were elected: President. Mr.. John
F. Sullivan. OF ThompsonviIle, Conn. /;
7ice president. Mr. Morton II. Burdick,
Of Adams. Mass; secretary, Mr.. John /.
Curran, OF Providence, r. L.: treasurer.
Mr.. George r. Frye, OF Parsons. Kans. /;
sergeant-at-arms. Mr.. Desmond j. O'Neil.
of Glendive Mont
The class is the largest that ever en-
tered Georgetown Law School, being COM
posed Of l97 members. They have already
shown promise OF progress by holding
"A very successful smoker. and IL is their
intent 10 promote good-fellowship by hav-
ing similar social affairs