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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-23

YOUR attention officially to an incl
dent which occurred in the quarters
of the provisional company of Flor
ida state troops, now ON duty IN this
city, on Monday night, with request
that you make such investigation OF
the facts as will clear up the situa-
ton and do justice TO all concerned.
At about 10 O'Clock on that night
three men of the machine gun pla-
toon were taken suddenly and vio-
lently i'll. their symptoms being such
as to indicate to the mind of the as
sistant surgeon on duty with the
troops that they had been poisoned.
The physicians who attended the men
were Can't. z. E. Phiibrick, assistant
Hlrgeon. ;Eolida state troops; DIR.
Dewberry and DR.. Blocker, the latter
two of this city In endeavoring to
establish the cause of their sickness
it developed that these three men
had been given some candy a half
hour before, of which each man had
had two pieces of what appeared to
be ordinary white taffy candy. None
of the affected men had had anything
to eat other than the candy since the
regular supper hour about $3.50 p. M,
and there were no men sick or sim
ilarly affected except those who had
eaten the canQy. IneSe and OJner
circumstances gave ground for suspi-
cion of foul play, but as the troops
have jdSo reason 70 expect ATTACK
from any quarter, and particularly
from the civil peace officers with
whom they are supposed to be cooper
ating, they have been loath to put
that construction on the affair
In order to clear the matter up,
however and so that no man may
rest under an unjust suspicion, or if
the suspicion is well founded, that
he may not escape responsibility for
the act it is desired that You investi-
gate and take proper action in the
matter. The enlisted men and medi-
cal officer are at your disposal at any
| time for such inquiry as you may care
| to make.
Very respectfully,
| (Signed) ]. CLIFFORD r. FOSTER,
Adjutant-General, Florida
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ALLEGED TO HAVE
ATTEMPTED FRAUD

A Greek named Angelo COcorano
was arrested yesterday on complaint
of Angelo n. GaIaZatamus, on the
charge of being a dangerous and sus-
piciouS character Gatazalamus
claims that the charge is made only
70 hold Cocorano in the city jail until
he can be brought before the county
authorities for trial on the charge of
endeaVoring to defraud him of 800.
GataZalamuS says that Cocorano
bought the stock of a grocery store
from him. and that he paid him $500
of the money, which left 800 due.
CocoranO. he claimed, had moved all
of the stock fro mthe store, and he
feared the Greek would leave town,
owing the remainder of the money.
The mans bond was placed at $500,
in default of which he is still in the
city Jail.
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MUSCOGEE BOY
IS ARRESTED
Alleged That He Sent Oh
scene Letter to Young
Lady.

Carter CohrOn, a young man resid-
ing near Muscogee, was arrested
Tuesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Brewton upon request of the United
States officials, charged with having
sent obscene matter through the
mails
portion of the testimony in the
case was heard by Commissioner
Marsh yesterday morning, but. all
evidence was not concluded and the
case continued.
1t is charged that Cohron sent let
ter to a young lady named Miss
Theresa Miller of Muscogee, in which
obsence language was used. The
young man is held under a bond OF
$500, while one of the witnesses is
also held under a bond of 500.
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TIGER

In Africa the Lien reigns supreme
as King of Cats. But, in Asia the
Tiger outranks him.
a full-grown male Tiger is a
match, or superior, % any Lion. The
range of the Tiger is not so widely
spread as that Of the Lion.
In its color the Tiger presents a
most beautiful arrangement o. mark
inss and contrasts of tints. On a
bright tawny yellow ground, sundry
dark stripes are placed. arranged, a.
is the case with the Zebra, nearly at
right angles with body and limbs.
The vertical stripes of the Tigers
body harmonic so vel with the dry
reeds of its haunts that it is a most
difficult animal 10 discover
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Tailless Manx Cat, Bearded Wan
derOO Monkey, Black Wolf,
Fat Dormouse, Porcupine,
Tiger, ChinChilla, and
koodOO===Present
Contrasts
RHINOCERoS.

R1lNOCBHOS-
~ HE so-calied horn which pro-
jects from the nose OF the
Rhinoceros is in no way con-
nected with the skull, but is
simply growth from the skin, and
may take rank with hairs. spines or
guills- II is composed of numerous
6laments grown tightly together in
extremely hard form.
The skin OF the Rhinoceros is of
very great thickness, bidding defiance
TO ordinary weapons. Still, under
meath the abdomen, and in the
c-eases of the huge flaps, it is tender
enough to admit of insects, causing
the immense beast great torture
The height of the animal when
full-grown Is rather more than Ave
feet. In color it is a deep brown
black, tinged with a purple hue,
which is most perceptfble when the
animal has recently left its bath
The color OF the young animal is
much paler, partakins of pinky
hue
The principal food of the Rhinoce-
ros consists ef roots, leaves and young
1hoots.
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THE ARREST
Of FIVE MEN
This Number of Imported
Street Car Men Taken
Into Custody.

Five of the imported street car men
were arrested by the police yesterday
afternoon upon complaint Of drivers
of two of the city carts, who allego
that they were attacked by the men
on East Hilg and were pulled from
their carts.
The drivers stated that they were
passing an East Hill car when the five
men, all of whom were riding on the
car, and not in charge of il, LETT the
car and attacked them.
The arrested men declare that the
drivers jeered them as they passed
with their carts. The cases will be
given an airing in the recorders court
this morning.
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ry-iR H. Pratt, president; A. B. Hull,
Jr-, secretary and treasurer. Capital
stock $4,000. Filed April 6, 1908.
The Lanark Hotel Company, ITALIA
hassee-W L. Moor. president: j. O.
Hatch. secretary and treasurer. Capt.
tai stock. 81. 5000 Filed April ., 1908
The New Smyrna Grocery Company,
New Smyrna-T. L. Howell, presi-
dent: w r. Pollack, secretary and
treasurer. Capital stock, $4,000. Filed
April 10, 1908
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(Signed) J. CLIFFORD r. FOSTER,
Adjutant-General, Florida
Solicitor Loftin's Reply.

Pensacola, Fa., April %, ,19GS.
Adiutant General J. Clifford r. Foster
City.
My Dear Sir: Replying to your com
munication of this date, i beg to say
that I will at once make a thorough
investigation of the matter referred
to therein, and when completed will
advise you of the result. | have sum
moned the witnesses whose names
you mention in your communication
and also others to appear before me
at o'clock this afternoon, at which
hour | will begin the investigation
and would be glad to have you pres
ent, if you SO desire.
Very respectfully,
SCOTT NJ. LOFTIN,
County Solicitor.
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wolf, and there is a variance in posi-

wolf, and there is a variance in posi-
ton of eye.
American wolves partake of the
general lupine character, being
fierce, dangerous and cowardly, like
their European brethren A wolf,
trapped, is a wolf cowed.
Among the Esquimaux the wolves
are caught in traps made of large
blocks of ice. The Black Wolf, in
common with others, runs in packs.
His food consists OF almost any and
everything into which he can sink
his fangs.
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LOIRE. OR FAT DORMOUSE.

This term signifies SLEEPY Mouse. :"
and is most appropriate to the leth-
argic little creatures which spend
the greater part OF their time in SOM
nolency.
The Loire, or Fat Dormouse, is
celebrated in classic literature as be-
ing in great request among the lux
urious Romans as an article of diet.
1t was by them carefully fattened.
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WANDEROO.

This very singular Monkey is a
native of the East Indies. The heavy
mass of hair that surrounds the head
and envelopes the entire face, gives
1t a rather dignffied ASPECT.
All other Monkeys of the same
land are said TO pay the most pro-
found reverence to their bearded
chief, and, in his presence. to hum
BILE themselves as subjects before an
emperor.
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PORCUPINE.

This animal inhabits many parts
of the world. II is covered with
sharp-pointed quilts. o. spines, of
various lengths, which constitute its
weapons OF defense. The quilts are
so peculiarly constructed that they
gradually and rapidly work their
way into the flesh of any animal
which has been rash enough TO mix
with the Porcupfne-
The Percupine Is not susceptible
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Request of Sheriff.

Pensacola, Fla. April %, 1908.
Hon. Scott VI. Loftin, County Solicit
tor.
Dear Sir: As 1 was called on by
General Foster, in regard to three of
the soldiers being poisoned by candy,
given to them by Deputy Sheriff w.
H. Smith, /, J. C. Van Pelt, sheriff of
Escambia county, make an earnest re-
quest of you to investigate this mat
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SOLICITOR
INVESTIGATING
POS|ONING
Spent Yesterday Examining
Physicians and the En-
listed Men.
MEN SAY THAT DEPUTY SHERIFF
w. n. SMITH GAVE THEM CANDY
AND THEY WERE AFT REWARDS
TAKEN SICK AND PHYSICIANS
WERE SUMMONED.

The poisoning of three members OF
the gatling gun detachment station
ed at armory hall was investigated
yesterday by County Solicitor Lottn,
who had a number of witnesses, De-
fore him during the day, among whom
were the three men who were taken
suddenly i'll shortly after eating some
condy. A number of physicians VINO
were called to treat the men were al
SO before the county solicitor to ex-
plain to him the symptoms. The IN
vestigation was not concluded during
the day, but was continued until this
morning, and it is possible that 1t
will not be completed by tonight.
The Witnesses Examined.
County Solicitor Loftin was assist
ed in the examination by County
Physician ID. W. Mcmillan and the
following witnesses were heard dur
ing the day: Sergeant H. A. Parrish,
! Privates Francis Smith and r. A.
Burke, DR.. Louis DEM. Blocker, DR.. w.
C.. Dewberry. DIR. E. h. Phifbrick, S.
NJ Phillips and n p. Neuman. Ser
geant Parrish and Privates Smith and
Burke were the men who were taken
suddenly i'll thirty minutes after eat
ing the candy and they stated that
Deputy Sheriff Smith gave the candy
10 them. He had purchased 1t down
the street and had eaten all Of it, SO
at was stated, excepting that which
ne gave the men. The physicians
testified as to the symptoms of the
men when they were called to treat
them which they described as due
TO either arsenic of ptomaine poison
Eng.
When all of the witnesses had con
rilded their Testimony the inVpSti-
cation was concluded for the day
The following correspondence pass
I'd between General Foster. Solicitor
Softin and Sheriff Van Pelt yester-
Jay morning regarding the investiga-
dom:
Follow with letters:
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MANX CAT.

The Manx Cat is a peculiar mem
Der of the Cat family. 1t has no tail,
and presents a most extraordinary
appearance when compared TO the
ordinary house cat, its lack of tail
causing il TO be wanting in that IN
dulating grace of movement which is
so fascinating in the feline race. The
ManX Cat is clumsy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-23
MANY CONVERTS
TO THE CHURCH

Rev. Frank Flemming spoke to a
large and attentive congregation last
night at the West Hill Baptist church.
The subject Of the address was The
Last Judgment" 1t was delivered in
a most mastery manner. Twelve con
Verts were baptized by the minister
Rev J. w. Senterfit.
A meeting Will be held at the
church tonight at 1870, and all are
cordially invited
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KOODO0

BY far the most striking and i'm
posing OF all South African Antelopes
is the Koodoo-
1t is four feet high, and beautiful
~ marked Its curiosly twisted horns
are three feet In length. II can be
run down hF azGeod -hoesee
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Solicitors Reply.

Solicitors Reply.
April %, 1908.
j. C. Van Pelt, Esq, Sheriff.
Dear Sir: Replying to your COM
munication of this date, containing
request that | investigate alleged poi
soning of three of the soldiers by
candy, given to them by Deputy Sher-
if W. H. Smith. 7 beg to say that
Will begin The investigation at 3
o'clock p. m, and would be glad to
have you present at that time.
Respectfully,
SCOTT NJ. LOFTIN,
County Solicitor.
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CHINCHHIA

The Chinchilla is an inhabitant Of
Southern America. II is noted for its
exquisitely soft and delicate fur. Il
Is burFowing animal.
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APPOINTMENTS
BY GOVERNOR
Notaries Public Named and
Charters Issued to New
Corporations.

Governor reward has recently ap-
pointed the following notaries public:
W. S Priest. Daisy H. Walter Full
Ter. Bradentown: William B. Ennis,
Tampa; John c. McGrew. Gainesville;
w. II. LaShlPY. Cana; c. l. Nichols,
ChipIey; Samuel H. Walkup. McIn-
tOsh; John T. stephens, Jacksonville;
S *. ellis. DeFuniak Springs: liver
son McQuaig. DeFuniak Springs; II.
X Clark, Havana: J. T. Miller. Wa
tertown; J. w. Bishop, Ocala; James
A Lyons, Jacksonville; Albert s.
Richards. Tampa: F. E. Crawford,
Nontbrooll: A NJ. Purvis, Lake City:
NJ. II. James. Lake City, r. S. Den
ham. Warrington, Curtis L. James,
WRusau; A. Yancey Teachy, Wau-
chula: c. l.. Anderson, Holder; Rob
ert Robinson. Mulat d. o. Rodgers,
Wauchula; John E. Bailey, Ocala; E.
II. Eubanks, Clearwater; A. Finley
Tucker. Palatka; G. d. Edwards; Her
nandO: C. F. Venable Center Hill;
Guy w. Reeve, Cottage Hill, Joseph
w. Carson. FrOstproOf. via Barlow;
]. NJ DUfie. Plant City; James Scha-
beker. st. Leo; T. A. McCallum, Dor
cas-; R. o. Turner Arcadia; c. H.
Boyer. Jr.. EatOnville; G. T. Green,
Winter Garden; w NJ Mcintosh. Tai
Iahassee; II. G. Nesbit, Tampa; J. T.
Higgins, Tampa, Miss Nellie NJ. Hall,
Tampa; d. W Landers. Tampa; A. G..
Lowry, Tampa; D. F. McDuffie, Tam
pa; II. r. Burton. Mariana.
New Corporations.
AristOn Ice and Electric Company
West Palm Beach-Edward G. Black.
president; John E. Brady. secretary ::
Capital stock, $4,000. Filed March
28 1908.
Pensacola Insurance Company, Pen
| sacOla-Lee Daniel, president; l.. D.
| Green, secretary and treasurer. Capt.
tai stock, $4,000. Filed March 81,
1908.
The Daytona Telephone Company,
| Daytona-S. II. Cove, president; H.
C. Thompson, secretary. Capital stock
| $1,000. Filed April l, 1908.
The NJ. c. Cain Company, Welcome
M. C. Cain. president; J. II. Whit
ner. secretary and treasurer. Capital
stock. $4,000. Filed April 4. 1908
| J. B. Gray investment Company
| Pensacola. W. Billiard, president !;
r. VI. Varnon, secretary and treasurer.
Capital stock $21, 900, Filed April f.
1908
Perdido Lumber Company. Millview
&c. W. Hagerman. president: Robert
| McKinnOn, secretary and treasurer;
Capital stock, $24, 900. Filed April 4
| 1908.
Mulberry Electric Company Mulber-
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BLACK WOLF

The Black Wolf of America Is
among the largest and fiercest of
wolves. The color of its fur varies
somewhat from that of the common
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of domestication. 1t is about three
feet six inches in total length. L.
has a clumsy gait. Its food is Ell
tirely of vegetable nature
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Century Political Meeting.

A large political meeting Is plan
ned for Century on the oath of this
month. All of the candidates who as
pire for office in the coming elections
are invited to be present and speak.
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ter thoroughly. in order to bring the
guilty party, or parties, to justice.
Yours respectfully,
J. c. VAN PELT.
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An English writer defines some OF
the unemployed class as skilled
idlers" Yes. that's their gainful &C
cupation.- Sentinel. =
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Gen. Fosters Letter

Gen. Fosters Letter.
Pensacola, Fla, April %. 1908
Ir. Scott NJ Loftin, County Solicitor,
Pensacola. Fla
Ny Dear Mr. Loftin: l beg to call
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POLICE COURT
Josephine True is Given Ten
Days for Being Drunk
in Street.

For being drunk and disorderly on
the street. josephine True was fined
SO and costs by Mayor Grille at the
regular session Of police court this
morning and in default OF payment
Sent to jail for ten days. vii Fra
zier and w. E. Hardin had a fight IN
Pike street last night and were gath
cred in by policemen. They pleaded
not guilty to the mayor n were held
for hearings this evening at S o'clock.
Albert Shinn was convicted of drunk
and sent to jail for five days.
Lee Lang wa sent over for three
days for the same orense. E w.
forfeited a put-up fine of $3.50
he deposited after getting on
a jag the possession of which caused
his arrest.
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! sQCIAL.
Invitation and Social.

The local camp OF the, Royal Neigh
bore OF America had another red-iet-
ter day Tuesday. Arrangements had
been made for a special session to re-
ceIve a class Of candidates and enjoy
a social time. The Decorating Com
mmfttee-Mrs. Jennie Justus, Mrs.
Flora Bradford and Mrs. Lizzie sea-
t6h4haG by their artistic skin, trans
formed the banquet room into a per-
feet 6ower OF beauty BY the use Or
the socIety's colors-royal purple and
white. The officers Of the camp act
ed as Reception Committee and gave
aall who came a cordial greeting.
Dainty refreshments were served by
myrtle Pritchard. Florence Lynch
bessie Garrison. Mrs. Arters. Mrs
Duncan, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Cummings
ana Mrs. Reynolds. very ably assisted
by Mr.. A. F. Wagner.
: At $50 o'clock the camp was open
ed in the regular order in the K. OF
P. han. on the third floor. and ten
candidates were guided safely through
the mysteries Of the R. \. Of a.
After the initiatory ceremonies a
number OF short talks were given by
the newly enrolled members and by
visiting neighbors. and al expressed
themselves as greatly pleased with
the work Of the order and glad that
they had been adopted into the Roy
al Family One candidate, Mrs.Dar-
ling, was quite i'll and not able to be
present. which was greatly regretted
10y all the members.
The new members are Mrs. Rosa
Sheets, Mrs. Evelyn DOMAIN. Mrs. Lot
lie Cain. Mrs. Amanda Day. Mrs.
lola coalgate;, Mrs. Jennie Ebert.
Mrs. Nellie Carter. Mrs. Eta Prltca-
aard. Miss Daisy Mccartney and M=.
Newell Hamon.
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Clrns SnrnrIsc Pnrlr-

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Flanagan gave u
surprise party last evening at their
horne, 1902 St. Mary's in
honor OF their son Frank, it being
his fifteenth birthday. The evening
was very delightfully."- spent and re-
frcshments were served. The host
received many handsome presents,
among them being a beautiful watch
and chain from his father. Those
present were Misses Eva samueis.
Price. Virginia Buzzard. Flos-
Sic Quick, Gwendolen Kline, Bessie
NOLAN. Jesie Ray Hazel Mcnamara.
carman Deem. audrey flanagan.
zeppa Thompson. OF Wolf Summit.
Willie FIesher. Alfred Miller. Daniel
Ben, Raymond Flynn, Clyde Price
and Bert Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch-News.
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SWEET L FLOUR.

II you would IKE to fool some
wise coffee critic. who knows fine
coffee on taste and favor" quietly
make for him a batch of DR.. Shops
Health Coffee and serve it piping
hot. It deceived Mrs. shoop, and
viii. l believe, deceive any one. And
there is not a grain OF real Coffee
in 1t. Health Coffee is made from
pure toasted grains, malt, nuts, etc.
Made in a Minute-No 90 to 80
minutes tedious boiling. IL lbs.
CSC. All dealers.
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vac other seleetIons follow:



Na,louai alternate delegates-Ern-
est c. birmingham. Evansville: Ell
mcr owls, Fort Wayne; E. Il. Nebes-
er, covinston; and Charles S. Heru-
ley New Castle.
Electors at large-w. T. Durbin.
Anders. and Fred Gradner. Indiana
polls.
Contingent electors-Frank G.
Jones. South Ecnd; and John Dyer.
Hammond
The names Of J. L. Watson, Rush
vile, Charles W. Miller. Goshen,
VILLAIN L. Taylor, Indianapolis. H.
T. Miller, Columbus. were presented
to the convention for governor. The
name OF Taylor was presented by
Harry S. New.
The first ballot for governor re-
suited: Watson sos 1900. Taylor
24S $4,000. Miller 1S4 22-1OO and
Charles Miller 500 $50 $4,000.
Necessary to a choice 1876.
The second ballot stood: Watson
$50. Charles Miller $50. Taylor ESQ,
Hugh Miller 166.
The third ballot resulted: Watson
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LET Us ENsUKE YouR sA1ARX

against sickness and accidents for a
very small monthly premium. Look
at this: For select risk. We Will pay
you indemnity for So weeks at the
following rates for disability. $500
accidental death. $50 per month acci-
dent indemnity, all accidents. $50 PEI
month sickness indemnity. ali dis
eases for IS weeks; also a partial n-
demnity fo- 2s weeks for sickness
Cost you only One Douar per Month
CHARLES w. WORCESTER
]. o. o. +. Bldg, Main 81, ClarlSbuFS
". Va. Bon Phone 2OsW.
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Entertained Klng.s paushters

Mrs. ]. E. Powell was hostess to
the Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters
last evening at the regular monthly
social session. There, was a large at
tendance Of tho members and a
tempting course Of refreshments were
served. Several guests not members
OF the circle were present, namely.
Mrs. Homer McGregor. Of Wheeling.
the house guest Of Mrs. Powell, and
Mrs. E. c. Jones and guest, Mrs. J,
NJ. Smith, Of cIarksburs.-Falrmont
West Virsinian, March 81.
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INSTRUCTED
ccontlpped rom page one.1


The report Of the resolutions com
mittee was read by President Bryan
OF rrankAn College, chairman of the
committee. The names OF Roosevelt,
Fairbanks, BeveridEe, Hemenway and
Hanly were greeted with rounds Of
applaus.
Nominations for state officers were
called FOR. six candidates, at present
state officers. had no opposition for
second nomination, and they We're
nominated by reclamation. They
were Secretary OF state Fred a. Sims:
Auditor of state John c. Biiiheimer.
Treasurer or state Oscar Hadley, At
torney General James Bingham, Re
porter Of supreme Court George W.
Self and Judge OF the Appellate Court
David Myers. The twcnty-six district
national delegates selected February
4 at district meetings. were elected.
and Beveridge and Hemenway, Han
IL and Goodrich We're elected nation
al delegates at large.
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Entertainment and Social

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Dur street United Brthren church.
,Stealey addition. will give an enter
tainment Friday evening beginning at,
1880 o'clock. There VII be no charge
for admission and the entertainment
win be followed by an ice cream So
cial to which all are cordially Invited.
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SWEET MELODY o U
Imnortnnt DecIsLon.

II is important that you should de-
eide 10 take only FoIey's Honey and
Tar when you have a cough or cold
as 1t. Will cure the most obstinate
racking cough and .expcl the cold
from your system. Foley's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs. In
slst upon having 1t. Sturm & VIII