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The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
BETS [ONG-[OST
ART TREASURE
fouvre Secures Painting Which Has
Been Hidden Away Since the
Sixteenth Century.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-The Musee Dc
N.ouvre IL about to be enriched by the
.couisition OF the famous picture
,.raint Sebastian" OF Andrea Man
MAGMA. This masterpiece OF the great
atalian painter, worth its weight In
rold. has been hidden away since the
.rlxteenth century in the little church
~ AfRueperse in Auvergne, com
rnune OF about three thousand In
hnhitants, says q cable TO the New
Work American.
The history Of this great painting Is
.Interesting. In 14S4 the Lord OF the
|Commune, Gilbert de Bourbon, &C
;companied King Charles VIII in his
.campaign against Italy There he met
loved and married Claire de Con
&ague. sister of the Marquis de Pa
doue. The painter Mantegna was a
Drotegs of the Marquis and very like
~ presented him with the picture as
y wedding present to his sister. The
Wrench government now possesses
this masterpiece and American visi-
tors next summer may admire IL on
the walls OF the Louvre.
81 There is a movement on foot TO
establish a chair OF female elegance
IL our famous Ecole des Beaux Arts.
The consequent discussion has divid-
nd our Academicians into two very
hostile camps.
One faction, led by Jules Lemaitre,
maintains that clothes were primar-
Aly invented to protect the wearer
hgninst cold, and, secondly, TO orna-
,ment the body. The opposing fac
'tion, led by Emile Faquet, strenuous
|Iny contends that mans first object
IBhould be adornment. The sentiment
t0f eoauetry, they say, has always pre-
lDeded all others in the human race.
TN support of this thesis they point
Ito two hundred and fifty millions OF
human beings who do not wear
/ clothes at all, but who stick feathers
I'm their hair and run rings through
ftheir noses.
These adornments, our Academic
,nIans say, are the beginning OF chain
(which ends In hobble skirts and, after
lRll, there isn't very much difference
Ibetween wearing rings In the ears in
,utoad Of the nose.
Yesterday the octogenarian. Henry
years secretary OF the American en-
bassy here, threw q historical bomb
nhell. which destroys all hope OF ever
making Columbus q saint. The shell
a In the shape of a critical document
which the venerable Yignaud has Civ
en- to the world, offering proof that
Columbus was anything but sanity
man, especially as far az the fair sex
was concerned
He was the great admirer OF
Beatrice Enriquez, whom he loved
with an ardor not approved OF by
saints. to say the very least This is
terrible bio VITO Archbishop Ryan,
Of Philadelphia. and the many hun
dreds not TO say thousands Of
knights OF Columbus who are con-
Dtantly petitioning the pope to add the
explorers name to the calendar OF
saints. No, I fear there will never
be Saint Columbus.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

Tweed affair In the documents OF the
New York aldermen for 1871, Exhibits
Doc. No. OF that year, In Gustavus
Myers exhaustive History OF Tam
many Hall: and In the faded volumes
in the New York hall OF records tell
ing Of the real estate transactions
OF that time. And II Is not necessary
TO go outside these references TO CLEAN
the following facts:
Between the years 1857 and 1871 the
Tweed ring stole from New York city
an amount estimated at from 500 0OO,-
900 10 5000, 100000. The city debt in
creased from $50 100000 TO $lS6.000,-
900. The frantic public, facing years
OF heavily increased taxes, demanded
above all that the thieves be forced
TO disgorge their plumber, leaving the
punishment OF the guilty a secondary
consideration.
Backed by a bunch OF the shining
lights OF the New York BAREFOOT in
cluded-Boss Tweed sneeringly asked
the outraged and robbed people:
What are you going TO do about it?'
Early suits brought against the
gangsters invariably failed through
the legal technicality that the city, not
the state, should have begun the &C
tons BY the time the proper laws
could be passed some OF the biggest
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

last the Jig was up He was arrested
on an indictment OF 100 counts. The
trial began Nov, 10, 1873. He was
convicted. fined $4,000 and sentenced
TO IL years In prison.
These two dates are interesting:
Tweeds trial on Nov. 10. 1873: the
deed TO Root Ave days later, Nov. "a.
Tweed testified that the property
decided TO Root went to satisfy the
young lawyers claim for counsel fees
The boss said his loss In this transac
ton. with an added loss on a prop
erty adjoining Roots, was $4,000
Root held the property until Sept "a,
1880, when he sold It for s19, 500, TAX
ing a mortgage for $12.600.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

tirst-class dramatists. New men with
new ideas-if any are left-are badly
needed. The seasoned playwrights,
who may be looked TO for good enough
work In the main. are slack In their
yearly output. Managers unwisely fall
back on French adaptations. OF which
the public Sre becoming frankly tired,
or wisely resort to revivals OF old sue
cesses which prove again their stay
ing power"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
BY RosT. ?. WILSON.

YORK 2The writing 24s volume 1870 records
yellow
ebe though the
that date Richard Tweed
the he stole om New York decided to Ehg Root
York lOOoo
w Eghyfo on
before Republican
the Republicans the New York
month
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
TALE OF TREASURE TRovE
MAKES GUARD RECREANT
Releases a Life Prisoner From Philip.
pine jail and Deserts TO
Co With Him.

sAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Lured
BY tale OF treasure buried In the
Philippines induced Private F. w.
Brooks, OF the United States Hos
pital Corps, to Hberate William Spill
man, the Negro trooper under life
sentence for the killing of a fellow
soldier, and that both men are in hid
Iing somewhere about the city, await
ling q chance to make their way to
the islands and dig up the gold, is the
Theory advanced to explain the disap-
poaranoe OF the prisoner-patient and
his guard from the general hospital al
1.-THE Preaidio.
\ 6pillman boasted Of knowing the
Whereabouts of q treasure in plate
land money buried BY Spanish fam
lily prior to American occupation OF
1.-THE islands.
( The quarrel which led TO the hlline
t0f his fellow-trooper at the camI
Inroso over the treasure, which they
lWero planning 20 recover.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

Arthur Vandlne, 80 National
Avenue. Detroit. Mich. says.
Several years ago / told in a
public statement how highly /
valued Doan's Kidney Pills and
at this time ] am glad TO con
firm all I have previously said
about them ! was a great suffer
er from kidney trouble and at
times the pains in my back be-
came almost uncomfortable The
doctor told me that my case was
bordering on Brights disease,
but no benefit resulted from his
treatment / also used various
remedies but not until / pro-
cured Doan's kidney pills was !
helped This preparation drove
away the pain and lamencss in
my back and corrected all fault
with the kidney secretions
have never returned TO my for-
fner condition. and have had no
further symptoms OF kidney
trouble 20 speak of"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
ONE HUNTER is DEAD, TWO
OTHERS FATALLY WOUNDED
This Is Story OF One Days Accidents
In observation-disclosures Season
Opens Soon,


Opens Soon.
MADISON, Wis. Nov. 2.-One Wis
consin boy Is dead, two are dying and
man is probably fatally wounded,
as the result OF gunshot accidents
throughout the state for one day. AT
Stanley, Wis, Lester Warner, 10. was
accidentally shot dead while out
hunting with other boys. Al Chip
pewa Falls two will die They are
Ernest Hebert, t6, whose shot gun
trigger caught on a twig and blew
his arm of and Sevarro Soil, Is, who
was shot by pistol in the hands Of
his brother Oscar. At Marinette,
John Scholastic had his head shat
tered by a rife bullet. when a fire
arm, which a companion was handing
him, was accidentally discharged
The opening OF the regular hunting
season is but a week away and re-
ports indicate thousands of hunters
Will visit the north woods. Indians
and woodsmen report that the deer
are plentiful this fall.
European railroads own less than 100
refrigerator cars, as compared with more
than 10000 In the United States.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
HATES TO LEAVE OLD PLACE
FOR A COMFORTABLE HOME
Reluctantly Leaves the Old Place 20
Join Her Son, Who Has Become
Rich In Texas.

Rich In Texas.
HUNTSVILLE, la, Nov. 2.-One OF
the inmates Of the Madison County
Poor House. Mrs. Herrin. has found
her son, who has been away from
home more than thirty years, and has
gone to Texas to live with him.
Young Herrin ran away from homo
and accumulated competence In
enc OF the new towns OF Texas. He
heard that his mother was dead and
never came back here on visit. An
old friend of the family learned tho
facts a short time ago and notified the
son, who lost no time in providing
transportation for his mother.
The old lady had become so accus-
toned 10 the life OF the county farm
that she was loath to leave 1t.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

Washington, d. c.. Oct. "a, 1910.
Dear Dad: Reports required by the
corporation tax law are supposed TO
be entirely confidential. But all gov
eminent bureaus leak. | learned today
that one automobile firm in Detroit
has reported six millions profits on
a capitalization OF one million That
is going some.
see that Walter Wellman's EFFORT
at suicide was unsuccessful | confess
can't get up much enthusiasm over
the dirigibles. II stands TO reason
that they never can be made "dirigi-
BILE" They may be slightly In
fiuenced in their direction during
calm weather, but when II comes 10
normal or stormy weather that big
gas bag has no more show than a
soap bubble on a hot stove. Think
what a touch OF lightning would do
TO IL, or a stray electric spark. not
to mention the gales or cyclones. or
course. IL IL is desired 10 risk life by
new and ingenious methods-but this
isn't even new. Zeppelin has already
demonstrated all its risks. | am
strong for the heavier than-air flying
machine, and expect II 10 revolution
ize war and commerce. | don't mind
the fatalities incident TO its develop
ment, but going TO sea in soap bub-
bles-I can't see It.
suppose IL will take q war 10
arouse the nations OF the world 10 the
Importance OF the aeroplane. II II
had not been for the AFFAIR between
the Monitor and the Merrimac, sup
pose they would be building wooden
ships yet Our war department and
our congress are particularly lethar-
gic. The European governments, to
whom war is more OF q reality. are
more or less alive on the subject; but
ever since congress Grated against
the useless waste OF money" by Prof
Langley, our government has closed
its eyes TO the dangers and the pos
sibilities OF this new invention. II I
live 10 years | expect to see, in some
part OF the world. the aeroplane do a
Monitor stunt that will make the ma
tons OF the world sit up. | think it
will probably be a flock OF planes that
Will raid a palace, pick up the king.
prime minister, prince. etc, and car
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

AZ the principal difnculty IN starting
an aeroplane flight seems 10 be 70 leave
the ground, a New Yorker has invented
a tower with long arm. from which
TO suspend a machine until its motor
gains Roadway.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

Changeable weather aggravated my trouble and
a. such tim es / felt miserable IN every way.
Doans Kidney pills were brought TO atten-
ton and procured supply In a short time
there was marked Improvement and after had
taken the contents OF three boxes /
pletey cured"
CONFIRMED PROOF.
The abo statement given in 1897 and
juno 25. 10 90. Mrs. Dridame said: ~ gladly
firm the pu bile statement / gave I'm favor OF
Doan's Kidney pills several years ago"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

1t is Said that Made in New York by Which President
Taft Will Elhu Root Lawyer for Tweed, in the
Highest Place the Highest Court Of the Land-How Root Helped
Fight His Swag and How Root Got Some OF
the Swag Attorney Fees.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
DETROIT PROOF

Mrs. John DridRme, 23s
Clinton Street, Detroit.
Mich. says:
"I have suffered severe
~ from a long standing
case OF kidney complaint
My back panied me a great
deal and was also an
noyed by difficulty with
sh. LigVau corrections
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

KIDNEY TROUBLES are too little
IL understood. Many a backache, many
an obstinate rheumatic pain, is only
a hint that the kidneys are out Of order and
need repair The kidneys are the blood
flterS-the sewers of the body. Sound
kidneys mean good blood; weak kidneys
mean bad, poisoned blood backache, dizzy
spells, Swellings of the limbs or joints, too
frequent, scanty or painful urination, brick
dust sediment, gravel, lame back, weak
back, tired back. If you have any of these
troubles, don't daily. Give the weakened
kidneys quick help-use Doan'S Kidney
Pills for quick relief and lasting cure.
DOANS KIDNE Y PILLS
CURE SICK KIDNE VS.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

" -o , sm
Boss "' H""
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

European railroads own less than 100
refrigerator cars, as compared with more
than 10000 In the United States.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

daily weekly
published Set In type these tesu
world nearly mile
he
miles earth 5000 miles
by 10000 tongues
deru does otinc good words told
In other the civilized world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
THE SALT LAKE MORNING FEBRUARY &C. 1910

MeNlco was the iIberaior OF his penuIc
No wonder hc Is almost idoliZed i'm McX-
- Ils poltiaitS arc sccn SVcrywh.rc
liis statues arc multiplied. In defiance
ol IenEion and tradition, lac struck an
hrnitrar| blow that shook the land auI
redeemed 1t. lie was "xcomnN,ni,ainJ
ny thn pope. but lie dehcd tho rnibcr OF
ms chulch and pressed on In Tho civ.
oi M"Nlco as late as 1857 wcr,. iro,I
strccts. almost wholly devoted 10 roll
G,vus services; churches and converts
IIl1nS hptl Sides from end TO cnd Nov,
thcSc buildings are devoted TO commcr.
rlal uses. To bury The dead ANA to
iflGht"n and rNtort money from tho Moons
ScInS TO h. the chief function OF tl,c.
priests that are left In Mexico.
r.l.!. u" church properly which wns CON
TIYrated under the philosopher hero.
man ana everywhere prospcritv nud
ncrraE are succeeding TO piety and pov-
Tho church is s,iu potent in Mexico to
nI,sS ,, or han, but It's temporal power is
IL wonld require volumes to record
Wn't prlcstcraft has done for Mexico. nud
@ unE nloody record has been only partly
Tie present form of republican govern
n'n' un"yr pia% is far from being per
toc'' hut II is the best Mexico has had
i"r over Tire" centuries.
! 90 not know the refugee DC Lara
anu | nave but little sympathy for his
attack and bombardmcnt OF the Mexican
government but the moment br trains
m's III FIls ON The church In Mexico | am
WIN him in tho good work.
Oh. II the priests and religious ordo,e
duWn thcrc bad only PRAYED aud n,-,vol
anu prayed, and simply let ii go at ill,t
now much misery ana bloodshea n vo''id
''aNe saved j, L. HOWELL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
|STOS TRUST IS
how BEING FORMED
i sor an Organization to
t,el Ninety-Five Per Cent
sf Worlds Output.

,-rr Feb. 25.-Thc Times says:
now being negotiated IN
s,sb will probably result in
Ian of trust that Will con
-.ccol Of the asbestos output
.,d Officers and representa-
" s .,,a Iu,crpational Asbestos com
ol ln,v ,varthern American Asbestos
, tne ~ wyoming Consolidated AS
|any, .'ouy lns and The United States
q sop,G;i Mining and FibcrHiug COM
res h. bore 10 confer with the rep.
o'a ras W. Of English and California
4 ',;sts ,a.SI regarding The sale of their
;os .;"s ia new interests
'''sotalives '' of the Amalgamatcd
y Evaporation, n Canadian com
-,sently launched. which has oh.
rontrol of about 90 per cent of
.ostos output OF Canada, are now
.st;np The properties OF the com
,anresenfcd at the Denver con
and tho consunmation Of the
will lkelv be followed by the
I'm OF these companies DN lne
|.adian corporation.
Millions Involved.
-cw interests are SAID to have
. ei 100. 600 for the control of
<.omjnn asbestos deposits and
: To sptnd $l.0O0,000 in develop
proiects, building factories and
4 the output on The market.
4 Ia Thompson Of London is now
ming in connection with tho deal
Expected here Monday. G.. A..
of Berkeley. Cal. president of
tied States Asbestos Mining and
|iur company. is already in the
n The officers of The other com.
live IN either Denver or Wyo.
Expected that a now company
formed with $1,000. 900 capital.
IcIishmen arc TO take - per cent
stock and tho California inter
/ per cent.
|loeai and Wyoming corporations
ara in the deal own about 1900
b asbestos producing lands near
. Wyo.. said 10 be about all the
he known asbestos supply In this
+. Nearly % per cent Of The as.
used in tho United States is
In Canada.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Pain / I'm !
Heart

For two years had pain in
my heart, back and LETT side.
Could not draw a deep breath
or lie on left side, and any little
exertion would causc paipita-
ton. Under advice ] took
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy and
Nervine. l took about thirteen
bottles, am in better health than
! ever was, and have gained "A
pounds; F;
MRS. LILLE THOMAS,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
For many years DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy has been very
successful in the treatment Of
heart troubles, because Of its
tonic effect upon the heart
nerves and muscles. Even in
severe cases OF long standing it
has frequently prolonged life for
many years alter doctors had
given up all hope, as proven by
thousands OF letters we have re-
ceived from grateful people.
Dr. Miles Heart Remedy Is sold by all
druaalsts, u the fret bottle falls TO
benefit, your drUgglet wlli return your
money.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Clhhsrt; Ind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
~ y, ACTl0N AGAINST
'lkOAD FOR EJECTMENT

meo I'm The district court Fri
|Is S enaS tanning. ny George Cam
'Pae;Gn o,an ad litcm. against the
dafnaSo haliroad company To re-
|i cien; OF s2,pOO for The alleged
On S.ncnl Of tho plsIntim from
allom omep'embcr Is. 1907.
|meni ~ maj Canning was with
which Sncep aud purchased a
rhaa'h from Atkinson, T'tah. to
k,ver"e train LEFT him behind al
.Isa,m mNo. and he boarded a pas
h ciec, 20 nNcrtakc the stock train.
her NJ from the passenger train
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Deaths.

rderson, Seattle. Wash. aged 20,
cay.
|Gregerson. Holy Cross hospital,
|miDe accident.
Brown. 37o South Second East,
days. maraSmus,
)okas, l6I South Fifth West, aged
F. acute nephritis.
b Benakopulos. Sparks, New.
railway accident.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

Davis & Heuser. the contractors who
built the North Temple street aqucduct.
be compelled 10 replace the rock cross-
ings at tlfth. Sixth. seventh. Eighth and
Ninth West streets at once.
They have failed TO replace the CROSS
lnsS and Mr.. Raleigh wants the coun-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Nc Lake Statistics
Births.

Boyd. 7iT North Second West.
Brown. 81 North Ninth West,
Sansbury, 1925 Lincoln street,
Erwin, AL South Second East.
y Campbell. 221. East Eighth
lrl
churchill. 2l49 South Third East,
Olsen. 374 Navajo street, girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
unimpcacI1able-

n were TO see the unequalled vol
nnjnpeachable testimony in favor
d'f &rsaparilla, you would upbraid
Il ~ 80 long delaying 10 take this
= 1|iErntive and tonic medicine for
~ disease from which you are
&|5ates scrofula and all other hu-
4 cures all their inward and OUT
Uondz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Lame Shoulder.

common form of muscular
No internal treatment is
Apply Chamberlain S Liui-
vy three times a day and a
'r'e is certain. This linimcnt has
specially valuable for muscular
Y"s rheumatism. Sold by all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

Building Inspector a. Il. Hirth on
issued the following building per-
Meyers. 400 East Eleventh
street. brick store. ....... $500
plla Dorius. 81 West Third
street, brick apartment
. 00O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Marriage Licenses.
Building Permits,

|Ellhgford. Malad. Ida. and Vernl
nc, HoneyYille. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Zeal Estate Transfers.
1ull and wife TO Lamor
larl Of LOT Il lnlnnlr 1 u

dull and wife TO Lamont
4. part OF lot d, block l2l,
4 <.,....- -.--,.,..-...sS 0,euV
N Allen and wife 10 Ernest
-ns. part OF lot II, block
[ncre plat A .............s $40
2. Burgon and wife 10
az Wood. lots i. .. 3 and 4,
rLace subdivision ........ 49,.
sayings Bank and Trust
my to Matthew a, Miller.
;" H. II, IL, Il and IL.
:. Forest Dale ........... 900
?. Adams III and wife 10
a. Bird. lot 4 block >.
boulevard addition . 1iO
owcr and wife To Harry A
md wife. lots and 5. Car
,lg plat ...,......,....,....L0o0
'ank of Utah TO Joseph i.
|. l1istee, part OF lot 3,
ll5. plat A ..... ]
pooson and wife 10 Sam
& 4; go. .......,........,. 1000
ragIhc Railroad company 10
~ Rudy. part of section
'nsn'p 1 north. range ]
, go. ....-,.,....... -s1J'. 80
;. Richards ct al. To
p9h W. Gates. lot ~ and
II, Io iot 20. block .. Perkins
4 f-.',- .,.....-....,.. j"
.annon To Ashton jenkins
lois : aud s. block >.
k sibdiylslon ........ 300
~, Cromcr Ia Vivian T..
~ lot y and part OF lot so,
%hrlch subdivision go. loo
n. sniiion dollars guarantees the
" every abstract made by the
<te SoCOrjty &. 'rroo+ % 10 In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

Harry j. Robinson, attorncy-at law,
3o4-5 Judge Bldg. Phones 1870 and 1906
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

ell to take the matter in hand and use
little compulsion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
TAKE YouR CHOICE

For Colds or La Grippe most peo.
pie prefer the mild vegetable laxative
in Weeks Breall-Up-A- Cold Tablets
to the Calomel laxative in othe- cold
remedies. Sold by Schramm-J ohnson,
Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
To COMPEL CONTRACTORS
To REPLACE CROSSINGS

Street Supervisor Raleigh has written
n letter 10 the city council asking that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

Tribune Want ASq.
oeii 4nain oZVo lnde pendent 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

million dollars guarantees the
" every abstract made by the
~ security C Trust Co. 30 Up
ne own our own records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Notion Items

35c fancy elastic, the yaId. 49,. 2
Fancy elastic, special the yard .,,
Corset bust shields, the pair .... z
Kleinert's s dress shields ........ 2
Naiad dress shields, special ,,,.., z
Pad hose supporters; special ...... !
Linen-fnished thread, 2 spools for
Finishing braids, special, bolt. 49,.
15c box bone hairpins ,......,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

In 1927 there were $50 converts and
in Mexico. One tenth of the
products Of the country went to the
clergy as tith2s. The estimated value of
church property i'm 1850 was $500 600 600
onc-third OF the entire property Of the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-09-29
70 THOSE INTERESTED lN FLORIDA we

% THOSE INTERESTED IN FLORIDA we
wish to announce the issuance of pamphlet
entitled, Fruit and Vegetable Growing in Manates
County Florida consisting of fifty-six pages, hand
somey Illustrated, with map of the state in back
and vegetables and Illustrations of life in that
ideal section. Copy sent free request to
j. w. WHITE, General Industrial Agent
Seaboard Air Line Railway,
Norfolk, Virginia.