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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-03
contemplated plan of operation.

contemplated plan OF operation,
Hon. James B. McCracken of Og
den member-elect of the incoming
state, house of representatives, is III
receipt of copy of this letter, which
reads as follows:
Brigham City. Utah, Dec. 30. 1905
Hon. James B. McCracken. Ogden,
Utah. Dear Sir: AT the recent Utah
Teachers association. the college and
high school section created commit
tee TO secure state aid for high
schools This committee met. organ
ized, and decided to carry on a vleor-
Gus campaign TO meet the purpose OF
its creation.
THE committee concluded that the
high school interests of the state
would be best subserved. First by
asking the legislature to submit an
amendment to section Z. article Il.
oi the state constitution, setting apart
Tor high school purposes one-half mill
on each dollar of valuation Second.
by securing from the eighth legisla-
ture the sum of 100000 TO meet the
needs Of the high schools Tor the next
two years, or until a law IN line with
the proposed amendment shall have
become operative
Any suggestions you may have 10
ctfer will be most thankfully re.
cciVed
Thanking YOU in advance for your
promptness, md asking you In Your
official capacity, and as an individual.
to use all influence consistent with
true citizenship to have legislators
from your section vote an appropri-
alton for high schools. we remain,
Yours respectfully.
Committee,
sI5if.t ID. Fl. ROBINSON.
(t4SL5} Chairman.
G.t.---' a. L. Neff,
ilr.g7z-- ,,,,.. .,
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BREvITl

F. 8. Larsen OF 2165 Adams helC
the lucky number for first prize a
Smallcy's. also Mrs. r r, Walker
of 2042 Wash. Ave, held the luck,
number for End prize.
At the Presbyterian Church-"Th,
Peculiar Natural Phenomena of South
ern Italy, With It's Relation to thu
Recent Earthquake" will be discussed
at the Presbyterian church at the
Sunday evening service. In the theme
Of the evening Rev. Carver treats o
the relation of science TO prayer. Fol
Kges the peoples OF southern Ital,
have prayed TO Ibe delivered from
the earthquakes.
If you drink, drink the best at The
Best" 326 25th street
GLOBE THEATER-The most M
to-date picture show west Of Chicago
Two changes of program week. TuoS
day and Saturday. Matinee eyery
6ay except Sunday. South of Gram
Opera House
VioIets, Sunday, at Hendershots. =
Grand clocr1c display and ball al
Armory Hall. January 8. Admission
SO cents per couple; extra lady. 25c. =
Fees Collected In Shcrifrs Office
The fees collected In Sheriff's VII
sons office last month aggregated
$5140, and an itemized account OF the
same was filed in the county clerks
Office yesterday morning.
An instantaneous success, is Lewis
Good Coal, phones i49. =
STORAGE at reasonable rates, in
good brick building. II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
County Treasurers Office.-The fees
received in County Treasurer Cham
bers' Office during the month ofDecem-
Der were S22605, and of this amount
SIG was for tax sale redemptions, and
S210.05 for advertising costs on delin-
quent property.
For Safety-and pure afr. go to tho
Globe. =
Who Holds tho hcky number The
following are the numbers drawn to-
night at p. m. at Smaley's. the jew
eler'e: First prize-5e6. 2s0l, Gil.
S97 and 3S32; second prlzc-S20, 244,
3098; third prize-27l9, 1863 and 3170.
We will wait for the first number Of
each prize one week. Should they
teil to call In that time the second
number will then be held for three
days. and ap others the same.
County Recorders ot1ce.-An item
ICED report of the fees collected dur
Ing the month of December in County
Recorder Wallace's office hows an ag-
gregate sum of $346.S0 Tho receipts
for the last month are among the
heaviest OF the year just closed.
Dream of Wealth. Sec it at the
Globe Theater.
Searching for Roeue-The police
are making an active effort to follow
up a clue in relation to an alleged
clique of petty offenders operating in
Ogden and Salt Lake. A man by the
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DETECTIVES ARREST
ALLEGED MURDERER

New York. Jan. 2-When the steam
or Lusitania reached her pier from
Liverpool today. detectives arrested
a man travelling as o Sands. who is
suspected Of being Otto Slater,
charged with murder in Glasgow
Scotland. The victims were Miss Ma
rian Gilchrist, who was wealthy The
police say they found on their prls.
oner pawn ticket for brooch that
corresponds to the description they
have OF diamond ornament of that
character which Miss Gilchrist was
known TO be wearing at the time OF
her murder A woman accompanying
the prisoner and registered as Mrs.
Sands, wns also taken into custody.
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JURORS FOR JANUARY

Ogden-G. j. S. Abels. Herbert g
Adams. l. T. Alvord. John BItton, Jr.,
C. NJ. Carsentsen, w. w. Browning
II. w. Beckett Roger NJ. Connor
BRIG Ballantlnc. H NJ. Bond, ]. f. Bur
ton w. l.. Buswen. Charles A. Cal
vert, william Craig, F. F. Dalton, Au'
gust Carlson. John NJ. Browning.
George w. Culver, Cyrus Charles, e.
j. Kruitbosch. w. P. Lethbridge,
George ] Kelly. Joseph H. Knight.
George Biddle, Andrew Knsslus o. a.
Kennedy.
Eden-John Lindsay.
Burch Croek-C. V. Weaver
Riverdale-George w. Dawson
Huntsville-N. P. Lofgreen.
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co M NJ | 7 7 E E
TO SECURE
STATE AID
LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASKED TO
SUPPORT PLAN.
For Advancement Of Interests Of High
School System In Utah-Teaeh-
ers' Assoc iatlon's Letter.

AZ the recent convention of state
teachers the question of further adj
vancing the better interests of the
high school system in Utah received
undivided attention to the end that
special committee to secure state
aid for high schools was ap-
pointed. The committee already
las met and discussed the
ways by which the better interests
Of the high school work may be sub
served, and have sent OUT a circular
letter TO tho members-eIect 10 the leg
islature, asking their support of the
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COLLEGE TO
SEND TWO
CARS
TO VARIOUS POINTS THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.
Demonstrations and Lectures Upon
Scientific Farming and Fruit
Growing viii Be Made.

A rather unique method OF adyertis-
ing a school is being inaugurated by
lie managers OF the Utah Agricultural
college. Two cars, one containing eX-
liibits of the products or the soil, botn
agricultural and horticultural, gath
cred from the different parts of the
state, the other TO be used as lee
ture room have been engaged and will
he hauled over the different railroads
OF the state TO various points where
The advantages TO the average student
a. the college will be shown to the
people. Professors OF the college Will
accompany the two special cars and
Will deliver lectures on the work OF
tho college and the splendid results
that obtain from It's patronage. The
principal cities and towns of the state
from Richmond on the north to Oasis
and MarysVille on the south. and
Green River on the east, Will be WIS.,
tied, where demonstrations regarding
scientific farming and fruit growing
as promulgated at the state college
will be made
The cars will be in charge OF Louis
A. Merrill. professor of agronomy AT
the college. Prof Merrill will be as.
sisted by Dr Ball director OF the
experiment station: Prof. Northrup
Prof John T Calne III. and Mrs
Rcna Baker Maycock, who Will have
charge of the domestic science de-
partment of the exhibit 1t Is planned
to have the car open to the public IN
each town and where possible public
IL, nil H. - a.
ward halls at o'clock In the after.
noon and again at o'clock in the
evening. None but experienced loc-
turers and scientists will deliver adj
dresses, and only upon the most mod
ern and approved methods Demon
strations In approved domestic SCI
ence and are will be given every day,
with lectures by the lady in charge,
Mrs. Maycock
The railroads are cooperating with
the college In sending these cars
about the state, and are furnishing
and equipping the cars with the mo-
tive power. light. heat and transpor-
tation. The college furnishes the en-
hibits, which include the recent hor.
ticultural exhibit shown at Omaha,
various grains and grasses. fruit trees.
etc. and provides experts to conduct
the education propaganda up and
down the state,
ITINERARY.
The itinerary of the cars. so far as
has been definitely arranged, is as fol-
lows:
Richmond. January 6.
Smithfield. January 7.
Hyrum, January S.
Wellsville, January Q.
Mendon. January II.
Cache Junction. January IL.
HoneyvIlle, January IL.
Tremonton, January IS.
Garland, January Ii,
Brigham, January 15
Willard, January 10.
Weber and Morgan counties will
follow next in the trip of the cars.
reaching Salt Lake about January %.
as nearly as can be recl5oned The
southern part of the state will then
be visited.
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GIRLS ARE SEARCHING
FOR THEIR PET COLLIE

Chicago, Jan, 2.-It is not a happy
new yeur fov Margaret and Frances
Lron. two Chicago girls who are now
D, Omaha TO find their lost collie Leo.
Ihey were informed that the dog,
which disappeared here. mad appear,
cd on the Nebraska farm where he
Was born. but the rumor proved false
and they will now start home.
Mrs. Lyon announces that she Will
seGd a picture Of the animal to ev-
cry section of the country. where he
is likely TO turn up and Will instl-
tute search as carefully as II ne
were lost child
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FATALLY INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Los Angeles, Cal Jan. 2-EIbery
b, Osborne of No. 1906 Harvard boule.
ward. agent of a Chicago dry goods
firm was perhaps fatally injured last
night when his automobile was hit
by swiftly moving Los AngeIes-Pa
ciilc car. His wife escaped without
injury.
The machine was overturned and
Osborne was pinned beneath it, Mrs.
Osborne was thrown clear OF the ma.
chine and fell on soft ground on the
nght.of-way.
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September 80. 1908, was $1O.O19. .73o.54
He estimates the mineral production
of Nevada for 1908 at s21 900. 900 as
opposed to the mineral production ot
1907. as shown by official figures OF
1851, 1856 The gold bullion output
for 1908 is $1S,2G1 ,730 as opposed 10
$1,000 ,I55 for 1907.
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SAFETY ANNOUNCED,

Chicago. Jan "A cabIegram has
been received here announcing the
safety at Naples Of Rev. Sidney f.
Williams of Saratoga, Cal. and his
bride. who was formerly Miss Helen
Fallows. daughter OF Bishop Samuel
Failows of Chicago.
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ident at Henefer for a number Of years
past His remains are now at the
morgue Of the undertaking parlors Of
LarkiD & Sons. and Will be shipped TO
Hcnefer this afternoon for burial.
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BURTON THE SENATOR.

Columbus. Jan. 2-Theodore
f. Burton of Cleveland was
named as the next senator from
Ohio this afternoon by the re-
publican senatorial caucus, to
succeed Senator Foraker. by
acclamatlou. c
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GOLD OUTPUT OF
NEVADA REPORTED

Reno. New, ian. 2-AccordinS to
the incomplete report of State Bullion
Tax Collector Haley. the gold OUTPUT
OF Nevada for the nine months ending
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EXAMINER TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. Phone, tWo rInge. ..-....No. 90
Bell Phone, two rings. ...... mo. Do
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind Phone, Gne ring. NO. 50
Bed Phone. one ring -...... mo. 66
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20
announcement;

1t will be with great pleasure and
especial satisfaction that the friends
of Mr. A. L. Cassidy will hear of his
connection with the popular tailoring
house of PTickett, GersOn and Gard
ner, which goes into effect July 1.
This connection gives Mr.. Cassidy
the wide scope for the satisfactory
serving of his friends that he has de-
sired, inasmuch as the extremely
large and varied assortment always
carried by Prickett, Gerson & Gard
ner is very unusual for city of the
size OF Pensacola, an assortment equal
to the demands of any city o. many
times thes iZe.
For the clearing of their immense
stock before Mr.. Cassidy's connection
takes place, so there will be absolute
ly nothing but the very newest and
best for him to present TO his friends
and the public generally, PTickett,
GerSon and Gardner are making spec
ial reduced prices on all their spring
and summer Suitings.
From now on two piece suits tail
Ored to taste that were from $25 to
S45 will be made in the same care
full way, correctly fitted and fault
lessly tailored. at $3.50, $24, $29 and
1914 The picking is good and it's up
to you to come early.
PRICKETT, GERSON & GARDNER.
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Victims of Obesity

Cure Yourself at Home in Comfort.
As a bodily affliction Obesity often
seems to be inexplicable, so rapid is
the increase of weight and bulk, even
in cases where the victims are stu
diously temperate in eating, etc.
There is evidently a predisposition
that way, and neglect only tends to
confirm it. The remedies tried may
have grievOusly disappointed you.
Here is one that will not do SO, and
you may get the ingredients at your
druggists and mix them yourself
without trouble: Ask for 1-2 OF. Mar
moIa, 1-2 OF. Fluid Extract CascaTa
Aromatic and 1-2 OF. Peppermint
Water Shake together in a good
sized clean bottle. Simply take this
mixture after each meal and at bed
time, one teaspoonful to the dose, and
give yourself no further trouble; the
superf1uous fat will subside with won
derful Tapidity-
Dieting need not worry you in the
least, nor is violent exercising at all
desirable. Wasting methods of weight
reduction are not natural. Try the
pleasant treatment above prescribed
for a week or so, and you will be fit,
strong and free from all bodily dis
comfort, besides having regained
correct weight and a shapely figure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20
"HOODOO" WAS
WITH PARTY
ILL LUCK PERSISTENTLY FOL-
LOWED PARTY OF THIRTEEN
SOULS, WHO LEFT ON FRIDAY.

Because they left on Friday with
Thirteen souls aboard was given as the
reason tor a streak of bad luck which
pursued a private party which left
Pensacola at 3 p m. on the day men
toned for d trip up the sound, to
point near the Big Sabine. The
launch Water Boy was used.
Everything went along smoothly
until the engine became disarranged
and would not bulge for all the coax
ing, working, sweating, etc. Short
ly afteTWard a storm came up and
while the passengers behaved nicely
and braveIy generally, one or two
showed fright and gave vent to such
natural feelings. The disturbance
caused some inconvenience but at no
time did the cooler ones apprehend
any real danger Repairs could not
be made and the first craft in sight
was the schooner Charles Afford. A
good breeze was prevailing, and d
tow line was passed to the launch.
In this way the Water Boy was en-
abled to reach the harbor. When OPP
posite Commandments wharf the line
was thrown of, but an ebbing tide
began to work the launch back and it
was necessary to drop anchor when
near the revenue cutter Winona The
new tug Seminole took in the plight
Of the launch and went to her assist
ance, bringing the distressed craft to
the dock at 4 o'clock
Before leaving the boat the passen-
gers thanked Capt. Hardesty for his
consideration of their safety and
comfort.
Harry Wright. who was aboard,
confessed to having hooked and land
ed two sharks, one of which he said
he caught at midnight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20
WE ASSUME THE RISK

There is no promise exact
ed or formality expected
when you accept our offer of
money back for the asking,
if ReXall Kidney Pills fail to
give you satisfactory benefit.
Put us to the test today. We
will assume all risk. Price
so cents. The Crystal Phar-
macy.
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TERSELY TOLD.

w: Z. Mckinley. of Campbellton,
Fla. was in the city yesterday on
business.
The German bark Bonn went up to
the quarantine station late yesterday
afternoon.
A party from Brewton reached the
city yesterday to spend a few days
Composing the party are Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Lovelace, Miss DOllie Lovelace,
Miss Stella Lovelaee, Miss Strong. c.
B. and S. D. Sawyer, H. P. Rankin,
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and H. E. Sherman. The party reg
istered at the Escambia:
c. B. Seckinger. of the Mobile and
Gulf Steamship Co.. was a business
visitor to the city yesterday.
The Pensacolas have no game
scheduled for this afternoon at Fort
Barrancas, the Orioles taking their
place.
Mrs. John Ingram and children.
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in Milton, returned last
night.
County Commissioner J. r. Steward
was in the city yesterday, being call
ed here to attend a special meeting Of
the county commissioners.
Rev John A Wray, an evangelist
of note, will begin a series of meet
ings Monday night at the tent, cor
ner of Jackson street and Thirteenth
avenue.
A party composed of H. p Chan
dler, Mrs. H. P. Chandler and A. R.
Chandler, o. Montgomery, arrived in
the city yesterday en- route to Per-
dido to spend few days.
With forethought of convenience of
patrons and as a necessity to en-
pIoyes, the Pensacola Electric Com
pany yesterday installed a regulation
clock at the transfer station. corner
of Gregory and Palafox streets
The special B. Y. P u. service
that was to have taken place at Mt.
Zion Baptist church, colOred, Friday
night, June IS, was postponed to Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, on account
of inclement weather. Robt. T.
Thomas, president.
Workmen on the San Carlos hotel
this week will rush work on the
third story, the necessary prelimi
naries of which have been started.
Strangers and citizens alike always
look at the now rapidly rising Struc-
ture when passing in that neighbor-
hood.
Thick growth of weeds and rank
vegetation generally on the Sullivan
lot on Gregory and Palafox streets
has about obscured the results of the
children's gardening thereon. The
city was called upon through neces-
sity to weed that large lot last sum-
mel.
People walked c. the sidewalk
around the northeast corner of Pala-
fox and Government streets yesterday
afternoon for the first time since the
work started to demolish the original
building which stood there for the
purpose of replacing il with the mag
nificent 10-story structure which now
beauties that corner. The walks
have been finished and have hardened
sufficiently to allow safe passage over
by pedestrians. All Instructions on
the PalafoX street side were removed
yesterday.
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.U.A.M.ELECTED
ITS OFFICERS
SEMI ANNUAL ELECTION TOOK
PLACE LAST NIGHT-SEVERAL
OF THE OLD OFFICIALS BEING
REELECTED FOR SECOND TERM

The semi annual election of officers
of Mallory council No. II, Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics,
occurred last night, with the result
that the following list of officials will
serve:
F. G. Meyer, c.; J. W. Ely, We; c.
w. Eggart, chaplain; w H. McCur-
dy, warden; c. White, JT., conductor;
J. D. Budd, inner sentinel; z. Van
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Deaths,
The Bio lead

is OF two kinds-conceit and the big
hea6 that comes from sick head
acne. Does your head ever feel like
gourd and your brain feel loose
and sore? You can cure it in no
time by acting on your liver with
Billiards. Herbine. Isn't 1t worth try
irg for the absolute and certain re-
lief you'll get?
Sold by w. A. D'Alom berte.
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NOTICE.

On Monday, the 5th day of July, the
County Commissioners of this County
will be in session for the purpose OF
hearing complaints and receiving testi-
nony as to the value of property before
assessment rolls are approved.
Witness my hand and seal of the Board
of County Commissioners of Escambia
County, FLORIDA, this the 18th day OF
June, a. .. 1903.
(SeaD JAS. MACGIBBON
Clerk of the Board of County Commits
siOners. 2Oj-oaW-5W
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20

Now, just look heret Nc
Millan's going to sell Amos
keag Bingham tomorrow at
SC per yard. Big sale. Fine
chance. Come!!!
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wife. a boy; to Morris Rosenberg and
wife, a boy; to Robert Merritt and
wife, girl (stiIlborn); to E. D. Fin
ney and wife, a boy
Colored-To George HALEY and
wife, a boy; to Carrie Taylor, girl;
to Fred Cruise and wife, a boy; to
Prince Edwards and wife, a girl.
Deaths.
White-Infant of James Aiken, 19
days; Elizabeth Kerle, months, en-
treati; Mildred Johnson, 2 months,
eincali; infant c. L. LObdell and wife,
premature birth.
Colored-WiIlie Broxton, year,
cholera infantum; Samuel Bradley, 81
years, organic heart disease
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20

Sec. II. TIP. 1 S. r. 81 w.
J. w. Hyer to Matthew, Mary E,
and Jos. Thomas and Louisa Bradley
500 and other cOns-blk. 81, West
King Tract
Josephine and A. r. Britt to NJ.
Louise Herring, 81 and other cons
s. so fl. of N. 125 IT. of Lot 6, Pales
Grant.
B. Nj. Cobb to S. S. Cobb, 5000
acres in N. w. IA of S. E. Ia, Sec.
"a, TIP. -, r. 81 w.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-20
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portions Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IS caused by an infiamed CON
dition OF the mucous lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when IL is en-
tireiy closed Deafness is the result and
unless this Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
conditicn. hearing will be DESTROYED for
evers nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free
FIJI. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of the Real
Estate Transfers recorded yesterday as
furnished by the Pensacola Abstract Co:
JED. Yonge to P. K Yonge. ST.
robots d to z, Blk. Y, New City.
Heike YOnker to VIM. Davis. 800
N. IL of S. Z. IA of S. W. Ia,
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II YEARS OF PROGRESS

Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla are
the climax of II years of progress in
the manufacture of extracts, recog-
nized as the PERFECT FLAVORING
EXTRACTS.
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NOTICE, K. OF P.

Pensacola Lodge No. 3, K. of P,
will hold regular meeting Monday
night at 1880 o'clock. Work in the
rank of knight. Members of sister
lodges and visiting brothers invited
to attend.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF SECTION
569, ENDOWMENT RANK,
x OF p

You are requested to attend a meet
ing Monday night, June 21st, at z
o'clock. Important business requires
your being present
HENRY HORSLER,
President,
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAIL
WAY.

New short fast twice daily passen-
ger line, all Western Florida and
Gulf ports via Seaboard Air Line
Railway and Madison to Macon, At
ianta, all points beyond, East, West,
North, via HaZlehurst and Southern
Railway Close connections at Madi-
sou, quickest time, excellent road,
nrew coaches, Pullman sleepers on
night trains, all connecting lines.
Through tickets sold, baggage
checked, all information at ali ticket
CffIces-
A POPE,
Traffic Manager.
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