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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-31
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

G 2. Page Is here from Carney
Carl Kruse. Of Enid, is IN tls city
John N. Hale is here from chand-
mr.
!. L. Wade is here from Ryan to-
day
nj 4. cobb. Of shawnee. is in the
city
!. VI Wheeler. Of shawnee. IS in the
city
w 9. Reed, Of Anaaarao. IS in the
3 =. Means. Of Pawnee. is IN the
At,orney c o. Blake returned TO El
Reno today
Contractor Tim OKeefe is here frora
Oklahoma City.
John Bolcs IS here Visiting his par
ents. Judge and Mrs. j. J Boles. at S04
East Villas avenue lie Is now em-
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mining No 2lS. regulating fees OF
nstiees-0f-thepeace and constables
No 3i2. TO prohibit gambling. also a
bill regulating the sale OF petroleum
Mr. O'Neal Is as faithful member
as may be found IN the entire house
having missed only one roll cali dur.
ing the entire session That he has
az all times stood for what he be-
lived would be of greatest benefit TO
bis people is without question. aud he
has made SOME telling Sights la the
interest of economy
An ahie member OF the house h l.
w Hart. OF Woodward county. A ma
tive OF New York. be came west TO
Kansas IN 1870 Al the opening OF
the strip be cams 10 Woodward
county having been elected Justice
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STEPHENS COUNTY PRO.
TEST AGAINST SALE.

30 Is resolved by the school Dlrec-
tors Association nf the county Of
stephens In mass meeting assembled.
that Il h the sense OF this meeting
iha' we hereby protest against the
sale Of the school land Of he state OF
Oklahoma according 10 the crop sed
bin now before the state senate.
which proposes 10 sell the school land
aud leave tho purchase price Jay la
the hand Of the purchaser.
BE IL resolved. thar the Legislature
look after the interests OF the school
children OF the state, instead cf the
interest OF The land lessees.
BE Il further resolved. that we pro-
test against deciding said hooi land
to any lessee Or any other person,
thereby giving him an equity IN same.
without he FIRST pays for seme in
cash or otherwise.
We also protest against the Fste OF
interest proposed, tc-wii
Three per cent as being inadequate
and unjust IN view Of he fact that The
same fond created By sale Of said
lands Is proposed 10 he loaned 10 tie
resi- Of tho people az the rate 81 nse
PEI cent
Passed unanimously al Duncan ok
lahoma. March 28ih. 1905
A. 3 PECK.
ffeEIden,
JAS n BREWER
SECRETARY
" n RIDER.
W. ~ KlHCANNON,
2. d. HEGl-nf
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ployed with civil engineering corps
near San Antonio.
Or. Leslie J. Allen returned TO okla
homa City today.
Banker Boone H'te. Of Anadarko IS
in HE city today
Former Delegate o. H. p Brewer re-
turned to Musk0gee today
Il. l.. Donahoe. OF the ponca cry
Milling CO.. Is In the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l.. Olson. OF
Coyle, are Guthrie gisitors.
Banker Hugh Adams. OF Crescent
City. was in the city last evening,
w o. Kennedy Of the Western
Newspaper Union. is Guthrie visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Z. Burk. OF Chick
asha, are guests Of friends in the capl-
tai city
~ +. niHiHli 'Hit"i VI ptui ih Dn'
lahoma magazine, was visitor 10 the
lower house yesterday
Mrs J. IL Manning and little daugh-
ter. Wanda. returned to Pawlee after
few days visit with Mr. and Mrs
w. J. l.eatherman.
NJ. j. Stevens. Of East Liverpool, Ohio,
is in the city. the guest OF Rev l. F
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SOCIETY.
PRospEcrus


Wednesday Afhl
Mrs Robert Sohlberg entenalns 4
euchre in AFTERNOON,
Mrs. Henry Braun entertains We'd
nesday Whist club Ia afternoon
Womans Home Missionary society.
OF First NJ y. church. meets IN after.
noon with Mrs Furnas, on East War.
ner avenue.
Ounce at Electric park IN evening
by Ryans academy; contest for gold
medal
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? 4'n'snsms'nsnsM.snsUs N "a ssn.snl
4 NEWS OF THE
RAILROADS
asnsnsn9nsmgMsMTnsnsnang,i

Al llixen, local agent Tor the IT.
Smith q Western has returned from
a trip to ST. Louis
g. u Wade. trainmaster on the FL
smith q Western. is in the eity from
Dustin.
Route Agent W N Stewart Of the
Wells-Fargo, is here from Oklahoma
city today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-31
INDIANA REPUBLICANS
GATHER FOR CONVENTION

tiiy Associated Press
Indianapolis Ind March 81 Dele
gates 10 the Indiana republican state
convention which meets tomorrow
afternoon began arriving IN numbers
today The convention will adopt a
platform nominate a state ticket and
elect four delegates TO the national
convention The delegates win be ia.
structed for Fairbanks The contest
for the gubernatoriai nomination is ex.
citing.
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Rev. J } Thompson. president of
the .Anttsaloon league in Oklahoma,
Is here today coaferring With chief
dispensing agent 4 g. l.ozier Rev
Thompson Is one of the district ga
speciors.
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Manaqer Crow Buys Residence,
Miller Brothers Show COMING.

The advertising car OF he Miller
Brothers famous Wild Wgst show IS IN
Guthrie billing the city for an exhibi-
tion here ON April 10Th. The Miller
Brothers are well known Ia the capital
city. They have been exhibiting their
show Ia the East for three seasons
and mi sis the first time II has been
billed this far south d Is purely an
Oklahoma show
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l.. 8. Keyes. deputy oil inspector for
the SOwata district is ia the city
visiting bis brother senaior Keyes.
Of the 18th district
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the rose He Is stil living on the
same claim. Mr. Reeve Is a prosper
Gus and progressive farmer and stock
man and has huilded a good home IN
Washita county Tor himself and fam
ily He has the confidence and re-
spect OF the people Of his county. and
has made an honest and conscientious
effort 10 vote for their be5t interests
at all times
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rAYLoR kNoeKs a rRusr
letter &c Concern Which Controls
Carbon BLK Paper

ID
Carbon BLK Paper
Guthrie. Ola. March 31-'rhe
General Manifold & Printing CO..
iianklin. Penn, CiantlU men anfor-
nation has reached me that you are
the patentees OF the Carbon Back
PAPER which ! have adopted In sys
tenn of books and accounts far the
transfers of the state OF Oklahoma
! am also informed that a certain
publishing house has made n CONTRACT
with You, which places In their hands
complete MONOPOLY of this Carbon
Back paper in the state of Oklahoma
When ] decided % use this paper. /
understood that it would cost more
than ordinary carbon paper but ] had
10 reason to believe that any one
firm would be In a position to charge
from 20 to GO cents pound for ID.
The bill now pending IN the legls-
latllfe provides for a system Of books
ana accounts for the county officers
~ this state, and for the sake of con.
yenience would like very much 10
use your paper but / must say 10
you, that un3er no circumstance will
fse thls PAPER unless every printer
~ mis- state. little or big, has an op.
p-rtunity TO onlsr IL at reasonable
prices and the system which have
already instituted shall be changed
unless you permit this paper TO be
sold as above stated
If ] have been informed correctly
about the matter. wish yon would
let me know BY first mail ne thfo fo a
matter OF great importance 10 the
state OF Oklahoma. III
Yours truly
CHAS A. TAYLOR.
State Examiner ana Inspector
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Dan Aiah sentene!

Dan High Sentenced.
Dan High, who was found guilty ia
the district court last week on
charge Of forgery. was sentenced TO q
year In the penitcrtiary today by
Judge Huston. lie was farm hand
and lived near Mulhall.
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Prof J p Evans. young st repub.
lican n either house He represents
the GrantAliulfa district
c. W. O'Neal OF Goal county. IS
one Of the many natives OF Missouri
IN the house He has had many years
experience as a teacher and IS also a
succossful farmer ~ win be remoin
bercd as author Of House Bill
lOl, relating 10 the herd law
which stirred up one OF tho
liyelicst debates of the session
he has also introduced the following
bills No. -, protecting fur bearing
anlmals No. 30 regulating mines and
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Soothes itching skin Heals cuts or
burns withoui scar Cures piles.
eczema, salt rheum. any itching
Doan's Ointment Your druggist sells
H.
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Professor John Fields. editor Of the
Oklahoma Farm Journal, Is here nom
Oklahoma City today comforting with
Secretary Chas. +. Barrett Of the
state board of agriculture
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Assistant q S. Attorney George
Ontcelt Is here from Tecgmseh
Captain W. A. Knipe. % Perkins. Is
in the city today
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NtfeDdNi
Mrs Ed Walton entertains New
State Card club in afternoon az her
home on West Noble avenue.
/ Mrs. c o. Griffin entertains the
members o. the Coony Moony Shah
club and their gentlemen friends in
evening at her home on West War
ner avenue.
lslks give banquet and dance TO "Thc
Lemon Pickers" east In evening
Friday Afternoon Euchre club meets,
place to be anonced later.
Zimmerman's orchestra gives first
lpublic dance Of seasou at Electric park
pavilion.
New state Card club meets with
Mrs. Ed Walton, West Noble avenue,
at 2 o'clock.
The New State Card club viii meet
with Mrs Ed Walton. on West Noble
avenue, Thudsday afternoon at 2
Saturday
/ u. C. r. give social III evening az
lodge rooms
shiveiy.Purceil.
Enid. March 30.-Cards were issued
today announcing the marriage OF
Miss Pearl Elizabeth Shively to Mr..
r. Everett Purcell. March 26, The
bride is one OF Ends accomplished
young ladies'. Mr. Purpell is postraast.
er at enid and publisher Of the Enid
Events
The Shakespeare club held an in.
terest.ng meeting this afternoon in the
club rooms at the Carnegie library
Mrs Sam Smith delightfully."- enter.
tanned the Pastime Euchre club this
afternoon at her home. GIG East Man.
sur avenue. The afternoon was spent
pleasantly nj euchre, seven tables be
ing used. Light Refreshments were
served.
George A. Henshaw. assistant attor-
nsN general. has purchased the Fred
H. Wenner residence at 707 East I.o-
gan avenue Mr. and Mrs Henshaw
viii move into their their new home
next week
Bank Commissioner and Mrs, II.
Smock are moving INTO the BENSON
/ i'Hih'h''F Wv i-"oi i+'hhH HffhHHf
this week
Mrs. Henry Braun will entertain
the Wednesday Whist club Wednes-
day afternoon.
WOmap's Home Missionary society
OF the First NJ ~ church win meet
with Mrs. Furnas. G01 East Warner
tavenue. Wednesday Afternoon at 2:3O
lOclock Lesson topic. children OF
Toll Chapter four IN the text book
Dance at Electric park Wednesday
evening by Ryan's academy Contest
for gold medal, weather permitting,
o1herwise at the academy
Mrs r. Memminger. wife Of Senator
lMcmminger, OF Atoka. arrived yester.
day TO spend few weeks with her
husband az the Hotel lone.
The local lodge OF the United Com.
mercial Travellers association give q
social Saturday evening IN the lodge
rooms over the Guthrie Wall Paper
company. on East Oklahoma avenue
All travelling men and their wives are
Invited.
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st'N N4'1.tll'h'4'Ml'E q It.'l' = s'l1.'llF.''
! FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN
El9n9m3H@HsH8H8HT 1sH9nsHsII

Defeated BY Crescent City
The Logan county high school base
ball team was defeatcd Saturday AZ
Crescent by the city team OF that place
by the score OF 4 10 q The game
was close and the local boys had the
game won up 10 the seventh inning
Manager Grow 5uys Residence,
Galen Crow. amnager Of the Guthrie
Light and Power company. has pur-
chased the Grissell residence on East
Washington avenue and Is remodeling
and this Is the first lime fl has been
large lawn aud i've lots aud Is one OF
the best residence properties Ia the
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-31

D.. G Mcintosh Is here from Eufa.
lia today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-31

Hon. J y. Doolin, Of Alga, is here
comforting with politicians.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-31

Or Orlando Patton Of Madisonville,
Texas. Is in the city today enroute TO
New York City visiting his brother,
+. G. Patton. assistant secretary OF the
corporation commission.
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l.ayerty Mr. Stevens is Interested in
/ the manufacture OF concrete blocks and
is fayorably impressed with Guthrie
for a location Of plant here
Mrs William Gregory. with her
daughters. Misses Linda and Eva, and
Baby" Gregory, are planning for q
"trip in June across the big pond TO
their old home inEnsland
Judge Pollock. of Topeka, passed
through the city last evening en- route
To Oklahoma city, where he VIII pre-
side IN the United States circuit court
today IN the hearing Of the Billingsley-
i,obb eases, IN which Judge cotteral is
disqualified.
WiIllHm Quigley a leading attorney
Of Miami. IS visiting the family OF }
l.. Stevens, l2l East Cleveland avenue.
Mr. Quigley IS interested IN securing
school OF mines and minig for bis
town, If such an institution is esiab-
lished by the legislature
Curtis G. Calvert, of Goodland. Kas..
Is here visiting his parents. Judge and
Mrs j. l.. Calvert atrl 1921 West War.
.ner avenue Young Calgeri Is a form.
er Guthrie resident He is returning
IRON n trIp 10 oid Megico and other
southwest points. and is making a
weeks stopoyer In the capital city
G.. NJ. Sorenson and r v Winches
Ter are la Enid today
Hon. John Threadgill Of Oklahoma
CITY Is a Guthrie visitor today.
Dr Orlando Patton, Of Madisonville.
Texas. IS in the city today enroute to
New York City visiting his brother.
T. G. Patton. assistant secretary OF the
corporation commission.
Hon. j B. Doolin. Of Alya. is here
confegring with politicians.
Professor John Fields. editor Of the
Oklahoma Farm Journal, Is here from
Oklahoma City today comforting with
Secretary Chas. r. Barrett Of the
state board Of agriculture.
Assistant U S, Attorney George
Onfcelt is here from Tecgmseh
Captain w A. knlpe % Perkins. Is
in the city today
J.. g Mcintosh Is here from Eufa.
iia today,
Rev j Thompson. president Of
the .AntiSaiOon league ia Oklahoma,
IS here today coaferriug with chief
dispensing agent. r. 6. lozier Rev
Thompson Is one of the district VA
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Hon John Threadgill. Of Oklahoma
City, Is a Guthrie visitor today,
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G.. NJ. Sorenson and r Y. Winches
Ter are la Enid today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-31

saturday
u C. T. give social IN evening al
lodge rooms.
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Judge Pollock Of Topeka, passed
through the city last evening Ell route
10 Oklahoma city, where he viii pre-
Side Ia the United States circuit court
today In the hearing Of the Billingsley-
Robb eases, IN which Jndge Cotteral is
disqualified
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shlveINPurcelI.

Enid. March 20.--Cards were issued
today announcing the marriage OF
Miss Pearl Elizabeth Shively to Mr.
r. Everett Purcell March 26 The
bride is one Of Enid's accomplished
young ladies' Mr. Purpsll is postaast
er at enid and Publisher Of the Enid
Events
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Willlam Quigley. a leading atiornes
Of Miami. Is visiting the family OF }
l.. Stevens, 12i East Cleveland avenue
Mr. Quigley IS interested IN securing q
school OF mines and minig for bis
town. If such an institution So esiab
iished by the legislature
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he is coming. be prepared for
him aud reserve your seat
at once. Seats ON sale az
P. 0. Drug Store

The Hans Hanson company
are high class entertainers and
Is the best company that will
appear here this season.
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Mrs William Gregory with her
daughters, Misses Linda and Eva, and
Baby Gregory are planning for q
trip in june across the big pond TO
their old home inEnsland
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
A CONFEDERATE VETERAN PASS,
Es OVER THE RIVER

After an illness Of several weeks al
his home in this city, Mr.. Henry Clay
Gates died at 2:3O O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon.
The deceased had been a citizen II
our city for the past eighteen years
and Of Florida for thirty years. He
was a native of Houston county, Ga
and was about sixty-five years of age.
He was a member Of the Marion
Camp Confederate Veterans of this
city, and took an active interest in the
organization, and on several occasions
went as a delegate TO the annual reun-
ions in different parts Of the south.
having attended the meetings at Biz
mingham, at New Orleans and at
Richmond.
Mr.. Gates enlisted in the 18th Geor-
gia regiment and was in the civil war
from the first battle of Manassas until
the surrender at Appomattox, and at
the cessation Of hostilities held the
rank of lieutenant, and was always
faithful and efficient soldier.
His death is very much lamented and
leaves one less in the rapidly thinning
ranks Of those who served in that
memorable struggle.
Mr.. Gates leaves a widow and six
children, viz: Mrs. Eula Smith Of Pow
ersvi!le, Ga; Mrs. Emma Smith Of
Perry, Ga. Mr. Claude Gates Of
D. c.. and Ida, Dovie AMI
Paul Gates Of this city.
The funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon at ,: 80 O'Clock from
the residence, and the body was taken
to his old home at Anthony for inter-
ment. Rev. c. C. Carroll Of the Bap-
list church conducted the ceremonies.
The pail bearers were Messrs. J. w. |
Lyles, J. H. Livingston, Sr.. E. T. Viii
Jams, r. A. Carlton, J. a. Pittman and
A. L Eichelberger.
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NOTICE

IN the Circuit Court 20 ths MIN rufI
Cial Circuit % FlHrIa. Iu ana 90
Marion County-In Charrarv
John r Williams. fnrrrIafr.rf un
'harles " White. rf Hl rfferfarr.
Order for Constructive grrsfrr
u is ordered that the fefrrfsrsa
herein named to-wif. IRE Travrfrrus
insurance Company. a corporation ur.
Ger the laws 20 ne state % Come
ieut. Mary X orr and CharIrn W
white. b and they are hereby rerufr-
60 20 APPEAR o. me bIi 20 rn-rrfsfrf
hled ln this cause on 90 before M
day' the lst day % June. I88g
~ u further ordered that a rrrv -
ms order b. published for flur ~.--
secutive weeks in the Ocaia nann.~
newspaper published In said rnlnfv
and state
This 2sth day - April iaas
o., - r sIsTRuNE.
Nlerk circuit Court. Marion Co. -.
BY n a. BOY. Jr. 10. q
.. T. GREEN
Complainant Solicitor 81
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NOTICE

IN me Circuit Court % the Ffffb In
uiclal Circuit ~ F1orida in a. -
Marion County-Tn Chanrsr,
"onn X Williams. Comnfaf-,rt 80.
',,r5es W White, % an Defenf4rfr
,. order for Constructive ser,i--
is ordered that the f.f.-.1.,,,.
ThI.i!n named. to-wlt. CnnsuIi.i,f..t
the -. Noil pany. corporation under
s,,,- avs or Arizona. The Travaiarg. ~.
49,, ~" ,' company. a corporation u,f.-
ST,.ldMs OF the state 81 C1nr.rrI.-.r
ar,i y. orr and Charles W. Vbff. n.
III ,liu they are hereby required A. 49,
t1S edr 70 the bill % complai,f A. -
IHt Cduse on or before Monfgy a.
Jay OF June. 1905
this IS further ordered that a copv -
secntJ,,' yer De published for four -
r... 1--we weeks In the Ocala -. :.
and st aPer published In said coun-v
lhis 18th day % April. 1905
ClarL r,t--..,. ;. II. S1STRTrNE
'e'A circuit Court Marion 80. a..
q BY r. b. Foy. Jr n =
Complainant's Solicitor
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ALFRED AVER.

l am a candidate for the Office of
tax assessor Of Marion county. subject
to the primary of May 10, 1908. I have
had two years experience in the as
SCISSORS Office, one year in this coun-
ty with the present assessor. The ex-
perience I have had in the office and
the training l have received as a book.
keeper for years qualities me for the
duties of the Office and will insure
you a neat and accurate set Of books.
ask your vote, and if elected viii
give my ENTIRE TIME to the work
Of the Office. Your property will re-
3eive my personal attention.
JAMES P. PHILLIPS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
To the Democratic Voters of Marion

To the Democratic Voters of Marion
County:
Having confidence in the purity Of
NE, and rectitude of character Of Hon.
n. w. Long of Martel. Fla, and being
saushed that he is eninently qualified
70 perform the duties of county judge
OF MARION county, and if elected TO
that office he would in a painstakinz
manner faithfully and impartiaIly give
ms undivided time in the administra-
tlon or his duties, we. the undersigned,
TAKE pleasure in nominating him as a
candidate for that Office. subject TO
the acton of the ensuing democratic
primaries of Marion county:
Slgned-W. r. O. Veal, NJ D., John
1; Lewis. A. L. Eichelberger, John NJ
Martin, P. H. Norris, 81. W. Richard
son. NJ. L. Payne, Jno. H. Brooks. NJ
1. W. Christian, f w Bitch, r. a.
Kelsey, c. c. Priest.
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In The Circuit eurt 20 o. FIrt IrH
cial Circuit n FIurfa n anf frr
Marion County fn Chanrrrr
Benjamin q CaffiT. Complainant. ra
Alice n GafIH Defendant urfrr
Tor Constructive Service
10 is ordered that ere frf-rfnrf
herein nance. foeif. Alice "a Eafffa
be and she is hereby required Ed nr.
pear 90 the bu 90 complaint HIrf r.
the cause oE OF before Mnrfrr. fha
fth day ~ MAJ iens
70 o. further ordered fhat a rnrT a.
the order be published Cor rirtf COO
seCutive weeks ln fhe Gala narrrr
Newspaper pubuEhe- in salf crrnfF
anc state
This 25th day 81 Fehruarr. fars
r. slETHUNk
Clerk Circuit Court Marion GO -
by o. NJ Palmer m &.
EDWIN SPENCER.
2-2s COmplalnanta Solicitor
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court OF the Fifth In
diclal Circuit OF Florida. i'm and ~
Marion County-In Chancey.
John X. Williams. Complainant ~
Charles w. White, ct Al Deta,,s
ants-Order for Constructive Ser
vice.
1t is ordered that the defendant
herein named, to-wit: James VI. Srnitb
ana James 0. Johnson, be and they a -
hereby required to appear to- the biH
OF complaint in this cause on or befors
Monday, the 9Th day OF July. 1908
II Is further ordered that a copv ~
sn 0rGer De published once a week
lot eight consecutive weeks in tn
ccala Banner, a newspaper pub,fsbn'i
IN said county and state
This 2Sth day OF April. 1908
c,,u,- c,,-.. 5 7. SISTRUNK.
OiIcnIt Court Marion Co. Fla
. BY H. B. Foy, Jr, ID. c.
Compliments Solicitor. :,
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For County Treasurer

To the Democratic Voters or Marion
County, Florida:
| am a candidate for county treasu.
rer in the 1908 democratic primary
and respectfully ask and will especial
ly appreciate your consideration and
support for same. If so favored BY
you, l shall in the future as in the
past, devote my best efforts to the
faithful discharge of the duties and
responsibilities which this Office i'm.
poses. THOS. f. PASTEITR