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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
Canton's New Depot.

Agent J. A. Fiels, the popular Mil
waukcc official at this place With. his
entire ONCE force are nicely located In
the new depot and everything looks
neat and handsome.
The new depot is n Of the finest
In the state and occupies an entire
block from east to west. The watt
ing rooms are convenient but not any
too large, and are supplied with the
regulation benches. The agents Of
flee and telegraph room are arranged
for convenience and rapid work and
the conductors have a for them
selves. All apartments are arranged
to exclude the public. The sanitary
conditions are carefully provided for
and the building will be heated by
steam.
Agent Fiels looks handsomer and
happier In his new office than he did
in the old. Operators Dowd and Ell
ton can pound their keys without be-
ing crowded by outsiders. Express
Agent Averill has a very neat office
at the east side Of the pavilion. The
baggage department is specially ar
ranged for convenience alongside the
express Office and the gentlemenly
and obliging baggagemen, Messrs.
Lee, Eastcott and Gurnsey, find rea-
son to be thankful for the new order
Of things. The freight department
10 p,n1np thu n G1n n r0rnron ri Mr.
M. E. Talcott.
The eating department occupies
the east end of the depot and this is
one Of the best furnished rooms in
the building. GU" shaped counter
that will seat about forty people with
standing room for as many more is a
modern comfort, and elegantly fur
nished and everything is new from
cigar cases to coffee urns.- Fred Oil
yer Is manager and the LEADER con-
graduates the proprietors, Messrs.
Allison & Murphy in having such a
careful, obliging and popular young
gentleman In charge of their business.
Fred is especially fitted for such work
as he has q disposition that is child
like and bland under any circum-
stances that may arise. Everything
good to eat is furnished and we be-
lieve that Fred could furnish any
thing from deviled crabs to boiled
Holsters II called for between late
trains.
Substantial grout walks surround
the entire depot and will be extended
east to the water tank. The old de-
pot will soon be removed and in the
| place where 1t stood beautiful flowers
will greet the public.
Canton Is proud Of her new depot
and the Milwaukee company has
given us all that was promised, and
the LEADER In behalf Of our citizens
extends q unanimous vote of thanks
to President Earling and the company
officials for this splendid modern i'm
provement.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
Mail Carriers Convention

The S. d. Rural Letter Carriers
Association will meet in state. conven'
tion at Canton on Labor Day, Sept.
7, 1905, for a two days session. The
government will have a road expert
and a mail route Inspector present;
and Senators Kittredge and Gamble
and Congressman Hall and Gov. Craw-
ford and Hon. E. w. Martin and
Hon. Charles Burke are to be present.
The farmers of the county interested
in good roads and good rural mail ser
vice are invited to attend: also the
county commissioners. 1t will be
of the most important meetings
in the interest of good roads and good
rural mail service ever held in the
Cfafn
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
Institute Notes.

The total enrolment on Wednes'
day afternoon was 1O7.
Wednesday morning Rev. Cave gave
a most interesting address on "The
Higher Side Of Study" In his re-
marks Rev. Cave proved himself
thoroughly interested in educational
work.
We were pleased to have with us
Mr.. o. w. Coursey of Madison, who
gave a few remarks on the "Develop-
ment Of the Memory" Mr.. Coursey
is assistant editor of the State Jour
nal of Education.
The subject Of physical culture was
discussed Tuesday morning by Mr.. A.
B. Carlson. All felt grateful to Mr..
Carlson for his enthusiastic address,
as this subject is Of vital Importance
to both teacher and pupil.
We have become greatly interested
in Prof. Nash's description Of his
travels while in Europe. He has
taken us from Leipzig to Rome, anG
we hope time will permit him to give
us a further account of his travels.
Prof. Cameron, has left to continue
his institute work elsewhere. Altho'
his work among us was but for five
days, much benefit was derived from
his classes, and all regret that he
could not remain with US during the
entire session.
Primary methods, drawing, and
industrial work vas t a k e n ur
by q large number of the teachers,
under the direction of Mrs. Nolan
Reynolds of Morningside College.
Mrs. Reynolds is a proficient instruc-
tor and the interest manifested in
her classes proves that her work is
much appreciated.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

Hans Skie was at Inwood Tuesday
visiting friends.
Bob Huston of Sioux Falls went
west Wednesday.
Otto Hervig went out to his Grant
township farm Wednesday.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
Mrs. Grace Montgomery is home
from a three weeks visit with her
parents in Pennington county.
Miss Anna Osheim was operated
upon for appendicitis Monday in DR..
Lewison's rooms In the Knowlton
block.
A large party of relatives and
friends assembled at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Isakson Tuesday even.
ing to help Mrs. Isakson celebrate
her birthday.
MI. and Mrs. John Isakson enter.
tanned a few friends last Sunday in
Guiding Mrs. Olins Hanson of Sioux
City and Mrs. William Wright Of
Rushford, MINI.
The editor has two SNOWFALL shrubs
In blossom in his garden. The bios
SONS are as fully developed as those
that came in May. One Of the little
trees is in blossom for the third tim'
this season.
Hon. w. G. Cook, chairman Of tn,
State Central Committee, vas il
town Tuesday on his way to Sioux
Falls; and Chairman Cook we under
stand, will soon be a permanent resi-
dent Of that city.
The st. Olaf College octet render
ed a song service In Augustana Col
lege chapel last Sunday morning be
fore a large audience. John Ysaksor
says that sit was the best singing
ever heard In Canton" and Mr.. Isak
son is a competent Judge Of good
singing.
The new school hoard met with
the old board last Friday evening,
and the old board completed its
work and adjourned. The new board
organized by the election ofG udmund
Skartyedt as presidents T I. Smith
vice president and Harrison J.. Brown
secretary. The other members of the
board are Rev. G. S. Evans, J. It.
: Hansen and Otto Hervig.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

Judge Conklin was at Harrisburg
on legal business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hilman are enter
tanning Sioux City relatives.
Louis Oberman is back In Canton
and we understand he has come tc
stay
Alb Wells brought the LEADER q
sample OF his wheat. It is very fine
and the berry large.
The big new Asper barn In Norway
township destroyed by fire Monday
night was insured for $1,000.
Editor Nash Of the News is home
from the editorial outing and reports
. good time.
Miss Mary Cooper is home from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Sheldon have
gone to Minneapolis to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Jordan.
Mr.. Charles Kundert and daughter
Opal, departed for Troy, S. D., Tues
day, to visit her parents.
Mrs. Roderick and daughter Miss
Jessie have returned from an extend
ed visit at Monroe, Wis.
Mrs. ]. =. Mile and daughter
Blanche left for Shell Rock, Iowa,
Wednesday morning.
Z. $. Tyler OF Salem wa an over
Sunday guest at the r. r. Palmer
home.
Col. Seely and Captain Berg have
gone to Wyoming after an Indian
Asylum patient.
Arthur Goetz is back from Round
up, Montana. Art says 1t Is a fine
country out there, but there is no
place like Canton.
Emma r. Waltrip, supreme chaplin
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen,
was In Canton Tuesday and was en-
tertained BY DR.. and Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. John Ulbarg has returned to
her home at Mott, N. d., after q very
enjoyable visit with Canton relatives
and friends.
William Osborn has gone out to
visit his 0 Roy and daughter, Mrs.
Charles Boutwell, on their homesteads
in Stanley county.
There will be services In the Catho-
lie Church Sunday at $50 q. m. The
will rcceiveSFirst Holy Com
munion. Father Fitzgerald of Lem
nox will oflciste.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist church Will serve Ice cream and
cake on Mn. VIM. Shields lawn,
Friday evening, Aug. 7th. a cordial
invitation = extended TO everybody.
Don't forget the social IT Mrs.
Roots In Dayton township on the
18th Inst. The proceeds will 60
towards buying n organ for the Day
tn church society. Help the young
psopls along Ia this noble work..
Senator Dosring Of Hutehinson
county w. : guest Of Joe CloppVr
tho nEpt Of the week. Senator Deer
fak president
grain company md III. Chopper Is the
abls ara ~snccsGlful SCENT q the COM
panuat ~ p,aoo.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

Nj. and Mrs. O. T. Brandhagen
have been enjoying a visit from Nels
Lovestuen Of DEBORAH, Iowa. The
DEBORAH gentleman is a brother OF
Mrs. Brandhagen.
Miss Tilda Stubstein of Lynn, and
Messrs. Henry Skie and Theodore and
Albert Hill of Grant were entertained
at q six o'clock dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernhard Torberson In Grand
Valley.
Miss Marie Wilkinson, one Of Lin
coin county's accomplished teachers,
who taught in the Kinsley district
last year and made a fine record, has
been engaged to teach the primary
department. Of the Fairview school.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday morning the Rev. Q. v.
Gilliland of Mitchell, S. D., will be
the preacher. In the evening the
pastor will speak on "The Ninth
Commandment, All Al IL most cor.
daily welcomed to these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. pickett returned
Wednesday from q three weeks out
ing which included the Yellowstone
Park and = trip up to Roundup, Mon
tana, to visit Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Ryan
Mr.. Puckett said they had a delight
full time Of. 1t but found the weather
hot.
o. "A. Lovestuen Of Elcampo, Texas,
: nephew Of OF. Brandhagen, was
Waiting 1t the home OF his uncle in
this city. MI. Lovestuen is one OF
the big rice planters In southern part
Of the state and has been remarkably
successful in raising big crops by ir-
rigation. He left for Texas Wednes-
day.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

The sudden death Of Senator ALI
son = his home In Dubuque Tuesday
removes one OF the most prominent
members Of the United States Senate.
He hrs bean prominent In Iowa poll
tica since the civil var period and his
loas viii BE- regretted. Governor Cum
MINIS will no doubt be his successor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
A Boon to Elderly People

Most elderly people have some kid
ney or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Foley's Kid
ney Remedy has proven a boon to
many elderly people as it stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects Irregular
titles and tones up the whole system.
Commence taking Foley's- Kidney
Remedy at once and be vigorous. Sold
by L. M. Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

STATE Treasurer Cassil sends word
% County Auditor Kundert that the
state board has made no change In
value 81 Lincoln counny lands. The
value remains at Ola. per acre.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
Attention, Asthma Sufferers!

Foley's Honey and Tar will give
immediate relief to asthma sufferers
and has cured many cases that had
refused to- yield to other treatment.
Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and all
throat and lung trouble. Contains
no harmful drugs. Sold by I. M.
Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

The best cigar in town without
regard to price is Becker's Gate City
Club. It's as cent cigar but it is
better than any 10 center. Try it.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
BY Special Request.

The d. w. Robertson Moving Pic
ture Company has been secured for
two nights August Is and 10 at the
Auditorium. He will have his entire
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
Farm for Rent.

A we'll improved farm in Highland
township six miles from Canton. For
terms enquire on premises.
6-8 Mrs. o. X. Strand.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

company with him. He will give an
entire new program. New specialties
Admission 15c for children and 25c
for adults. You can't afford to miss
it.
EPwoRTH LEAGUE ASSEMBLY.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

Gunhild II. Orstad,
Anna G.. Odegard,
Ellen H. Hanson,
Emma II. Narum,
Ollie p. Giebbrud,
Maggie E. Fossum,
Oline O.. Fossum,
Anna Fl. Anderson,
Marie L. HalvOrson,
Julia S. Brynjulson,
Helma II. Brynjulson,
Nora E. Fossum,
Ira J. Walquist,
Mabel J. Walquist,
Berthe M. Nicholson,
Alma A. Sivertson,
Helmine J. Hegness,
Ruben 0. Odegard,
Ole A. Exile,
Richard N. Exile,
Joseph 0. Eneboe,
Rudolph A. Tvedt,
Christ G. Moen,
Paul O. Ingebretson.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
Confirmation Glass of "a.

A class Of twenty-four young ladies
and young ENTHUSIASTICALLY con-
firmed-representing the Moe and
Grand Valley churches, were in town
Tuesday accompanied by Rev. Num-
medal for the purpose of having a
picture taken. Rev. Nummedal C
companied by the class paid the LEAD
Err office a visit. The young ladies
looked charmingly sweet in white
while the boys were in fashionable at
tire. Mrs. r. 0. Tvedt and Mrs. Ole
Ingebretson of Norway we're also Of
the party. The class was composed
of the following prominent young peo-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
Proceedings OF the board ol ~"
ucation Canton City schooi
District.

lJ1SUElCUs
Minutes of regular meeting OF
Board of Education Canton Guy
School District held July 81, 1908.
Members present: Bennett, Evans
Hansen, Hervig, Klnsley, smith,
Thorson and Helmey.
Minutes of last regular and special
meetings of the Board read n IN
motion approved.
Finance Committee audited The
following bills and they were on mo-
tion and roll call allowed by the
board and president and secretary
authorized to issue warrants in pay
ment thereof.
Sioux Valley II. & l. Co.,
mdSe.. d o.
cbraf f., g. Hanse Co.. mdse,.. 2 95
Puckett-Pidcoe Co., mdse ...... Az
G. S. Evans, cataloguing IL
brarv II so
Farmers Elevator Co., COAL. 80 w
E. G. WOODBURY., cataloguing
library ..... Is 90
1. M. Helmey & Co., mdse..... L ~
Mutual Lumber Co., mdse..... 10
Canton Coop. Telephone Co.,
Telephone. Z w
Sioux Valley News, printing
and pup. D 10
Hemstock Bros, hauling Goa 81 %
Atkinson Meter & Grover,
mdSe... Z w
Farmers Leader, printing and
pub ID w
A. G.. Mold, mdSe. ........... IA 70
Motion by Thorson second Smith:
That Miss Holsey's salary be raised
from $40 to S45 per month.
Motion by Helmey second Thorson:
That the "old board'' do now adjourn
"sine die"
The duly elected members of the
board took and subscribed the oath as
required by law. The secretary then
called the roll and the members of
the new board' responded as fol-
lows: Evans, Hansen, Hervig, Skart-
vedt and Smith.
The board proceeded to perfect its
organization by the election of a pres
ident, vice-president, and secretary
for the ensuing year.
Motion by Smith second Hervig;
That G. Skartvedt be elected presi'
dent of the board.
Motion by Hansen second Evans
That T. T. Smith be elected vice
president of the board.
Motion by Hervig second Smith
That H.. J. Brown be elected clerk.
Motion by Hervig second Smith
That the bond of the Clerk be tixec
at $500 and his salary at S1O0 per an
mum and bond of the treasurer bt
fixed at $4,000 and his salary at S5(
per annum.
Motion Hansen second Smith: That
Mrs. Pattee be appointed as principa
Of the west side school.
No further business appearing boarC
on motion adjourned.
HARRISON j. BROWN,
Clerk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07

Mrs. Marie Gilbertson is away on a
visit with friends in Minnesota.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
It's Teddy and Taft.

Cut down the unsightly weeds;
they broed bugs and hay fever.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-07
LEGISLATIVE G (

FOR State Senator
u. q. LARSON
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-12
BALDWIN Cd.
IS IMPROVING
r. H. Caswell Visits the
Place Where He Form
erly Lived.

That Baldwin county is fast I'M
proving and becoming thickly popu
lated is shown by the following let
ter from R. Fl. Caswell, of this city
q former resident of Baldwin county
and who recently visited his old home
The letter appeared in the Foley On,
locker:
Having returned from a trip in
Baldwin county, / will write you a
few items that may interest some OF
your maHy readers
We left Pensacola Sept 1, by train
to Millview. There we met Rufus
Walkers combination. We went
across the bay near Lillian on the Old
Shaegren place. We saw a large tur-
lpentine still in full blast; we stopped
at. number of landings. At each
place there were launches of various
sizes. The Baldwin shore is dotted
with new cottages all along with some
stores and a saw mill / spoke to a
fellow passenger about the wonderful
changes. He said i ought to see the
interior, that there were two smart
little towns, Foley and Elberta. and
/ the country is being rapidly settled up
Dy Industrious people, that the ham
mer and saw could be heard, and the
smoke of clearing could be seen every
where but still there was room for
more.
We landed at Rufus Walkers, went
10 l. Walkers, postmaster at CasweIi,
which used to be. called Bear Point
where we formedly lived before NOV.
ing to Pensacola nine years ago when
II we went to Millview. it was with a
san skin. There was then only three
stopping places, Ross Point. Josephine
postoffice, Soldier Creek. CCof.
Hatches) and Lillian. We saw at l..
walkers lemon tree with about a
dozen lemons on it which would aver
age two pounds each. Walker also
mad fine display of flowers.
At G. c. Bills, whose place fronts
on the bay. half mile from the gulf.
we saw fine sight He has a great
variety of fruit trees, peaches. pears.
piums, grapes, lemons and oranges
-One OF the latter had about six hun.
dred nice sweet oranges on il. He
also has a fine lot of Japanese cane.
some nice syrup, which holds its
sweetness Indefinitely, sweet potatoes
Veivet beans, cabbage, corn. tomatoes.
peas and peanuts. Here | saw a CODY
or the Onlooker and was surprised to
see such a fine paper in such a new
town had read clippings from your
paper" In The Pensacola Journal. but
supposed II little four page. sixteen
column affair. 7 was pleased to see
mat 1t is republican in politics, hav-
Ing oeen bern that way nearly seventy
years ago, voting for Abraham Lin.
coin in 1860.
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.FLORALA' BRYAN
AND KERN CLUB
State Line Town Has Organ
lied Worthy Campaign
Working Body.

Florala, although across the line, Is
according TO The Journals thinking.
really a West Florida town on account
of the Interchange OF business between
Pensacola and Florala, and in print
ing the following from the F1oraIa
News The Journal does so to encour-
age other really West Florida towns
to stronger efforts in the organization
of democratic campaign clubs:
In answer to a call that had been
issued previous to that time urging
democrats to come together and Or
ganiZe a Bryan AID Kern Club. about
fifty democrats came together at the
opera house last Tues day night at
eight o'clock and perfected an OrganI-
cation.
A week or so ago a paper was cir
culsted and signatures asked of demo
Gratis. who would be willing to ioiR a
club. There were between seventy
and eighty willing, and these. with
signatures since obtained make 2
club of about a hundred members. 4
good strong club. and If we mistake
not. the only one in COYington county
Mr. Morgan d. Jones was elected
chairman. Mr.. ChsS. c McRae. Secre-
taTv. and Mr. O. r. Smith. treasurer.
The following resolutions we're
read and adopted and signed by those
who joined the club
Whereas, We believe in the old
fashioned principles of democracy
promulgated by Thomas jefferson and
a long line of statesmen, which prin-
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Vessel, Which Was Wrecked
in 1905, is lowed
Across the Bay.

The Italian bark OFvari- one of
the vessels wrecked by the hurri-
cane of Sept 1906, was moved yester-
day from a point near Muscogee
wharf, where she was carried by the
storm, and towed across the bay. be-
ing run aground by the tugboat.
Tae Olivari is the last OF the feet
OF foreign vessels wrecked during
the storm, TO be moved. The tuS
Allie R pumped all of the water from
the hold, and this so Hzhtened the
bark that the Monarch was able 10
move her
The Gulf Machine Works owns the
vessel and II IS the intention 10 burn
her for the metal contained in her
construction of which there is a
large quantity
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you CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE.

ciples are embodied in the platform
adopted by the democratic party in
national convention at Denver, and
Whereas. William Jennings Bryan
AID John W. Kern stand for those
principles, and pledge themselves. l.
elected TO carry out the said platform
and
Whereas. We believe that the good
of the country demands that the demo
cratic party be put in power by the
election of its candidates
We, the undersigned. hereby form
ourselves into a Bryan and Kern
club. for the purpose of aiding in
every way We can in the present cam
paign. AMI We hereby agree to work
individually and collectively to secure
the election Of the nominees of the
democratic party.
Col. : H Dent. Of Montgomery.
was called upon for a speech Mr.
l. II. BrasseII followed him with an
appeal 10 all voters 20 De true to the
party and TO support Bryan nd Kern
Mr. Morgan D Jones made a short
address IN which the strong point
was brought out that each democrat
when ne found d member of the party
straying from the fold mat il was
his political duty 10 reason with nm
and try 10 reclaim him. Mr. JOne-
especially urged club work Mr.. h
z Price Of Troy was present and by
request addressed the newly organ
lied club He had organized a few
Bryan and Kern Clubs Thought Flor
ala democrats should be proud OF the
suspicious opening Of the club He
touched on the favOTa bIenesS OF
Democratic success on the fitness OF
Bryan as a chief executive. his char
acteT as an American citizen. and the
great good that could be accomplish
ed by CLUB work He lambasted the
republican party: told in cold figures
Of the lavish expenditure o. the PEG
pies money, aad in the most sarcastic
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manner told of the things that the re
publican party had given US
Mr. Price Is an orator who has the
facts and figures Al MS command and
uses them with telling effect
The chairman called for coRtribU-
tons AMI the following were made:
NJ D Jones 81. J. F 1LcRae 81, J.
f. Hughes 81 & R Powell 81. W. J.
Hanna 81 J. W SwiHey 81, W. g
Whit 81. l. II. BrasseH 81 Rev B.
: RaiIey 81 W J. CawthOn 81, X. b
Price. Of Troy. 81. 0. r. Smith 81, e
c NcRae 81 T l. Hanna 81, ;. H.
Dent, Mon gOmery. 81, J. v Davis 81,
G. F Petrey 81. JnO- W CawthOn 81,
J I Mccall soc. making a total Of
s2150-
Committee on program for next
meeting Rev 3 S Railey, r A
French. o. R Smith
The next meeting Of the club VIII
be held on Sept. p, 1908.
Threatening weather KEEP: 4 nun boz
away from the meeting who would
have attended
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u. S. Mail Launch
RUTH

pensacola. Mary Esther and Bssey NAH
Line.
James Jerzuid. CAPT.
Leaves landing Monday Wednesday and
Friday a. Use a. M, making regular stops
,Destin aud BoEzy
Rsturnsng, Raves Boggy TaesSaS.
IhuFSdsS and Saturday at SEQ g. m, ar
irving Pensacola Use >. M
passenger and freight service.
Fer rates apply to o. n Witherill
contractor and Manager. Landing "a
csuss Pasafax. Phone Csc.
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STEAMER
MONARCH'S

SCHEDULE
Daily, Except SUNDAY
Leave City for Navy Yard and Pavilion
ISIS a m ~Ai
Leave Pavilion for Navy Yard and Civ
4.SS y. m, except SATURDAYS vrhe1
she leaves at 11:4s q m
Sunday
Leave City for Pavilion 1910 a m $40
,. m. and p. m.
and p. m 49,
Leave City for Pavilion 7;I5 a. m, $40
p m, p m, and 7:45 D. m
1000 D m.
FkRE-RoUNo TRIP, IS CENTS.