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Jesus Christ. when he does enter.

put Jesus Christ. when he does enter.
into the spare room.
Mr.. Sunday then described a spare
room In his home on the farm. and
said he always had a spooky feeling
when he entered that room and would
not have slept In IL IL they had given
him a deed for the farm. and when
any visitors came and were given that
room they always entered IL with his
sympathy.
Unwilling to Burn Cards.
Il believe there are parents in
Wheeling who would be unwilling to
burn their cards II they knew they
could save their boys from being
gamblers. | believe there are parents
here who would be unwilling to throw
out all whiskey II they knew It would
save their boy from being a drunkard.
~ | had my way every pack of cards
and every drop OF whiskey would be
In hell by midnight.
The Lord offers YOU salvation and
you didn't need TO accept it il you
are willing 10 pay the price. The fell
low that hates you is your best friend.
and if YOU men N women reach hell
you Will have to step over the dead
body OF Jesus Christ TO get there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

and then he would not cause them
any further trouble. He sat down af-
ter all were seated and said:
Ladies. / understand you have
complained TO thecaptain that my
Face 10 Repuissve
TO you. and l want to tell you how I
got that face. My mother was left a
widow when I was young. and one day
our house took IRE and I rushed into
the house. grabbed my little sister,
wrapped a wet blanket around her
and carried her out through the
Games. The blanket was burned
through and / was burned also, with
the result you see. but | saved my
sister. The ladies' at the table arose
and said they were ashamed OF them.
selves and begged him TO stay, saying
their enjoyment OF the trip would be
spoiled IL he left. and this young man
was later Attorney General Brewster
in President Cleyeland's cabinet Oh.
that was Kindness. but that is the
way you treat God when refuse
to Do n Christian
The Bible is a wonderful book and
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and then went into the Y. NJ. e. A. at
Chicago. but the change from
Outdoor to Indoor life
got me and I weat up to a camp on
the lake" Continuing. Mr.. Sunday
told OF diving for what he thought was
a pearl. and how he went down and
down and down. and finally. after a
final effort. he came to the surface
and the first thing he heard was Did
you get her. Bill? And I replied, NO.
too deep. too deep
Il have heard people tell about the
love OF God and I nave been loving
God for % years. but Il. is too deep
for me. But they a does Gods owe
pay? l say yes. a million times yes
applause.
You draw the bolt and let God
into you heart and life. hope lie
will put his arms around dear old
Wheeling and bring her TO God. TN.
derstand the
Depths Of Gods Lover
Never will until God brushes the dust
from my eyes. Your will is the bolt
OF the door and il is up to you TO
draw the bolt for God and let him in.
DthgAhs ] Fhdhu At inc ooOT ~ hupth
IL have been invited by vera PEG
pie to come out and dine with them.
but have lot accepted. They would
pile all the good things in the house
on the table and IL YOU don't eat all
Of them they think you are fastidious.
Suppose ! would go TO n or tPse
people and walk in and when dinner
arrived would walk into the dining
room and sit down at the table. The
lady s-ould say. Why. ! am delighted
TO e you. Mr.. Sunday You lie. for
you are not delighted TO see me-. ana
after ] would leave you would say the
mean thing. Why didn't you tell me
he was coming was not welcome
because | was not invited at hat par
ticular time.
Il lave gone over your city n you
have some beautiful homes here ana
as a business place
Wheeling Is a Wonder.
and I suppose ! would pick out some
nice place and then 20 up to the Nc
Lure hotel and pack the trunks OF our
party and haul them out to this home
and start TO unload when the lady
would say. Who are your and ! would
say. oh. I am Billy Sunday m this
is my party and We are going TO stay
here. II we did that we would be nc
more welcome than Jesus Christ would
II he forced his way into your heart
You have got 10 invite him 10 come
in. Some people I'm your town have
left Wheeling for fear they would
have to come across. Some people
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he wants to live better. but at the
same time he is
! Trying TO Bride God.
SO that lie will not curse him.
There was q fellow worked fer 4
farmer and he said TO him. Don't !
eat as much az any man you ever
had: Don't | sleep In the bed you
gave me? Don't / praise your wife's
cooking? VIVA. more do you want
me TO do? The farmer replied yes
you do all these things but / give you
these things and pay YOU monthly sal
airy. but / expect you to get put in the
fields and work for ME by your labor
and your sweat.
You church members expect to do
the same thing in the churches and
some people in Wheeling don't even
do that. Some OF your churches are
such a joke that a man says II that is
religion ! haven; got n and I don't
want IL . The trouble is many OF you
have spiritual locomotor ataxia.
Il like 10 see a man proud OF his
morality but let Christianity out OF
the world and morality is gone and
You God Foraker Mutt
'AViV ho'hiut luucTcul Ill YOU TOT
YOU will sneer at the very thing that
is your God given birthright.
Il thank God there is a power tina;
will inspirt men and women TO pray:
set a libertine free and transform our
hearts and homes and bring the inf
del 10 his knees. How ungrateful FOL
a man or woman to refuse TO be a
Christian.
Il once heard out in Illinois OF a
Union colonel who riding through a
bunch OF wounded Confederates got
down from his horse and wrapped a
man in blankets. propped him against
a tree. left him food and water and
as he rode away this man rose on his
elbow raised his gun and shot him in
the back. You say this was migrate.
full? Not o~ne-fourth as ungratefnI as
you would be IL you refuse to be a
Christian.
An old m that washed for a
living heard her house was anre. and
she rushed home and into the flames
and
Saved Her Baby Girl.
n her features were so badly t,,rn.
ed she was repulsive looking. She
toiled for her daughter and kept her
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WILL SUNDAY SCRAP7
WELL. ! SHOUlD SAY

When Rev. Sunday during a
sermon some days ago an
nounced that he would do bat
tie. II necessary. should some
mutt insult either he or his
wife. or any other person that
was in the right. a number OF
people thought he was shout
ing OF some gas. Well. Billy"
called the turn yesterday
morning. II happened this
way:
Rev. Peacock. who IL a
member OF the Sunday party.
was in the lobby Of the post.
Office when some wise link
was shooting OF his mouth
about Mr.. Sunday. and assail-
INK his character. The Rev.
Peacock called his hand. and
a sliEhf argument took place
Rev Sunday. With Mrs. sun
day. vas outside. and when
Rev Peacock told him 81 the
mans insulting remarks
Billy sailed in and delivered
= sermon for his particular
b~neht Mr. SUNDAY. after ~
ievinE HE feelings. extended
an Invitation ~ me hob 20
attend me sermons huf the
nan sas apparently - indif
fsrFnf e. he ras mum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
A SENSIBLE CURE
FOR COLD In Head
Group, CATARRH Etc.
mus simple, Harmless Treatment
No" Kept Handy for Use In
Many Homes.

Parents who have Group children
VIII be interested in the Nostrlola
Treatment which opens the air pas.
sages almost instantly. stops a cough
an drelieves a crOupy child In a few
minutes.
The Nostriola Treatment IL gaining
n remarkable reputation among The
mothers OF this vicinity. and all drug.
gists now sell n recommend Il.
When your child IL cross. feverisb.
fun OF cold snd fretful. abply Nos.
triola as directed. This simple. harm.
less treatment will quickly omen the
head. stop running o. the nose. ana
IN a few minutes a cross. peevish
child is changed into a playful. happy
one
Nostriola - q harmless s~ntisepfic
cleansing. healing balm. I, acts d.
rectly upon The sore. innAmed Non.
branss. destroying germs ana
strengthening The unIuEs ~ he A.
passage - thsy are abIa % r..--
and thros 81 colds
II the NOsfroia BE- q 81 10 ne
nostrils snd on fhroaf ard ehss, 30
fore retiring 'hls pu inss-s resff,.
silmbsr Tor fhe chii1 at NJ DANCE
- an srsc- - Group Or 3 psrorysm
- couEhinE l-rnE ~ rlshf
Gsf r 80 fuhs 20 four drurxsr 20
esy snd ro.u nish rcu had s-sr
sosfroia sooner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
''YOU POOR, GOD
FORSAKEN NUTS"
(oontinusd from Fln. Psgs).

women only Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. They will be held a, the
First PRESBYTERIAN church nv Miss
uiIisr. Thomnson NJ = c,nrc, hv
1fisu saxe and at the Vance Memorial,
cnurcb nv Mr. SUNDAY
NeIt vol nsv s,,.a,v MIL On.
po,,nca tha a. =, -. 49,,
smu.sn,sn,s - - -
~ n.n :. - -
a.,o s,tonses. ne elus
$500 ot.0oIty ioT rs. 1c,'oIs anu
iaoA Oh in0eres] IN mo churches. Inc
.sansIst also taxes q INNS at tne
theatres. card pSriies and the fans
VINO a''eno paseoail games on u
oa!.
Evening ermon
WIN an eloquent prayerfU and
powerful plea Tor salvation and Tor
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man wilt not turn Il deaf ear unto
love. All men have been. are or will
be fathers and sons. and God has al
ways been trying to blomk the way
to hell.
Mr.. Sunday told a story OF two
trans IA OF Chicago running side by
sid for six miles and then diverging
Off, and when they had reached their
destination one was on the Atlantic
coast and the other in San Francisco.
5000 miles apart.
'In some Homes"
he said, o n child goes one way and
n another. One will lake the broad
road OF pleasure n vice and the
other will take the name Of Jesus
Christ and soon they will be many
miles apart.
The cross was the stumbling block.
Him that cometh unto Ne ! will in no
wise cast out. will touch the hearts
OF men and for 1900 years this old
world has scaled Mt. Calvary over the
dead body OF Jesus Christ and over
they went in a wild stampede. Tell
me II there is anything In the plan OF
salvation that does not meet with the
approval OF that gigantic. s~tupendous
intellect OF yours.
He then told a
Story Of Judge Owen
ot the south who had a quarrel with
his betrothed and went into the vel.
low fever camp TO nurse the patients.
o he himself was stricken and then
on his Vay 90 recovery when the sur.
Eeon met Tho lady and told her the
jndge had passed the critical stage Of
the isease snd when she inquiries
What he meant he said DYING for tho
love ~ you M went into a florist :
and bought q large basket Of flowers
and wrote her name on a card and
asked surEeou 10 take them 20 the
Judge The iudEe asEed II she wrote
81 her ON free wHn or " he begged
her 20 Do r and vhen the z -.
piled thaf she srofs 10 ~ vas pleased
The n-N' day b. 80 up and each fol
losinE caF 10 confiuued 10 Improve
and on fhs eighth day fhers uss =
CUTE r~ddirE In TIE hospital
o plsTed baseball Tor ciCht year.
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a wrong. n this could be brought
about with the love OF God in your
heart. would you let him in?
There is something in your nature
that brings you here every night and
listen patiently 10 the word OF God.
Many of you rush home from the fac.
tory. wash yourself. grab your supper
and rush TO the tabernacle to get here
IN tfme for the service TO listen 10
Gods words. and many OF you have
TO stand. What is Il? II is the invI.
tstion for Jesus Christ TO com into
your life.
Dug Up q Mummy.
Over in Egypt they dug ND a mum.
my. and on the sheets winding around
lin n was evident he had been buried
for 3.4OO years. Beside him was a
few grains OF wheat. and these were
taken out and planted and in time
brought forth a crop OF wheat. Here
was wheat 1900 years old. and yet II
had o lost its power or reproduction
in all those years. Gods plan never
fails. and salvation has been going on
Tor years and will continue for years
Christ In the heart will make
drunkards sober. thieves 10 stov
stealing. and blasphemers 10 pray.
can preach Buddhism without old
Buddha. and ! can preach Confucism
without old Confucius. but ! cannot
preach Christianity without the Lord
Jesus Christ.
Where would the church be n {,
we're not for the death OF Jesus Christ
and the resurrection OF Jesus Christ
You pray. nov Jesus. you Just coms
into my life and I viii show yor
through this world Just What God
wants. You say. J 20 TO church. Yes
80 hoes The devil ] put money IN the
collection. Yes. 40 does the devil
fou ga YOU pray. and there is NJ
man but What does pray. not because
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maneuvres OF rescuing the endangered
lives. used TO think that had II been
a ~shipwreck in reality. those peopis
Michigan before the crew was ready to
save them. But they were only practice
ing. Just going through the daily maneu-
Nres.
1t IL Just the same way with a lot OF
people in the church. They 80 to church
and practice their ~formality and carry
out their weekly m~anosuvres. and then
go out again. They go TO prsyer meet
ins and
Some ola xypocriss asss
up and says; 1t is Just 40 years ago. my
brethren. when ] started on the religious
road Yes. and he hasn't gone over
three miles from the place he started.
In carrying out the plan OF salvation.
IL behooves every person whose soul ~
wor TO, become n soni winner. II You
are saved you are a fool 10 sit stfn and
not tell the next one TO you about the
ligion to do that much then i wouldn't
give the snap OF a finger for your relie-
ION. Go We into all the world and preach
the gospel to every creature IL you are
wise you will do as God says.
Come and go are the keynotes OF
hesvy burdened and ! Will give you rest.
Go We into all the world and preach the
gospel TO every creature There n one
is your soul. You can't take money or
your automobiles. Some or you are just
playing with religion.
10 pieaSe 600 WIN SOME one from
their sin. You say. 'Oh. I love God
Then show you love. A man says he
loves his country and then goes
Out on the Bkfrmish
line and suffers all the hard>hips and
IL bullet meat for SIS per month. Faith
without work is dead.
The average church member doesn't
do anything for God. lie goes To church
and throws something in the collection
plate when 10 Is passed. Maybe they
will sing a hymn. but some are TOO lazy
TO open their book. And then they won
der why the church doesn't progress
any more than u does. II the merchant
didn't advertise any more than the aver
age church. he would be a bankrupt be-
fore three months. Let people know
there L. something doing In the church.
You need courage &c work for God.
] don't know anything harder to do than
TO speak to some one about his soul
had TO read the story OF Noah aud tho
ark twenty times before I understood ",
Noah was 100 years building the ARK -uf
telling people the world would he flood,
ed. hut the only persons he could get
convinced were his wife. his three sous
and their wives. Christ was on earth
thirty-three years but he only had l2o at
Pentecost some followed him for q
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tContinusd Prom Ninth PaEs.)
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out will go backbiting. hatred and
everything and in will come love for
your neighbor. and for your fellow
man. II is the same with every per-
son. You are the bolt OF the door OF
your heart and the religion Is in me
will IN not in the handkerchief. and
IL heart 10 not right you are not try
ing to follow Gods commands.
Religion comes from the heart.
The sinner has ost his right to be
with God; he has no standing with
God: he has no spiritual standing.
and you have none unless you are
born again ny tho love OF Jesus
Christ.
You say. how DO I know God wants
TO know me-? Let me answer that
with another question. II you had
some enemy you were willing TO for
give. or II you were willing To forgive
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IN good clothes and gave her an edu-
cation. and when she net her daugh
Ter ~ a railroad junction n one Of
her girl friends Inquired Who hat 70
man vss she replied she did not
know. You say that q unErafsful-
Not hear 80 ungrateful 49, n YOU re-
fuse 20 srr~pf Chrisf
He then told a s'ory ~ a shp ssil
iug ouf - = harbor. and whom the
p~ss~enge-s 30 rallied ~ dinner .
rcu1r msn "a dovn 20 q table aud
hs fscs vss Scared b. burns e. o.
o. - repuisvs ne uomsn pasaer
Eers ohf~cf~f - hs presence and
cont sin~d - n captain So tod
- rr'-E -an Eto ask@d p~rrn ssion
- 80 90 more neal 81 fhaf fzhis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
Lily Cream.
Always
Heals

Whether used for red %
roughened hands. cracked lips.
chapped cheeks or by men. as a
face lotion after shaving.-its
mission IL 20 heal and Il does H.
Lily Cream is a soothing skin
lotion tina; heals by Natures ovu
method. Opens up the skin pores.
producing natural respiration
Where there Il perfeet r-spir.-
ton. or skin br.sshinE tho skln
10 moist and vsivefy. 1t's ~h~n
respiration stops that the skia
dries. hardens and cracks
isc snd sc hotties
sod b. all eadine druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
ANY FOOL CAN
BE A CRITIC
"It Don't Require g. aims and a Heart
to Knock" Sunday Says. in Urging
Personal Work.
WouIdnt Change Places With Highest
Officials, in Estimating Worth
a. a Minister.
Widsned on Class Of Church Men and
Womsn Who Are Afflicted With
swell Head

With probably 5000 persons pres
ent at 'he afternoon service yesterday.
Rev. Sunday delivered another sermon
on Personal York" and A. was as
earnest ana convincing a. any of his
former services. In IL he defined per-
sonal work; he enumerated the
requisite qualifications OF a personal
worker and earnestly entreated All TO
hight FOR God against the devil and his
forces.
As usual a number OF songs were
sung at the beginning OF the service
and by special request Fred n Seibert.
the noted personal worker OF the Sun
dsF party. sank he Bible Railway."
This song was composed and written
ny FRED. and the ann in which he
rendered IL yesterday brought consid-
erahlc applause. Another feature OF
'he afternoon service was "a solo by
charles ". Gabriel OF Chicago. the
well known composer Of hymns. who
SANG How Great Is His Love"
Rev. g. r. B~issell. pastor OF the Tri-
adelphta NJ. p. church. In a strong.
fervent prayer invoke the divine
blessing on the meeting and gave
p,aise 10 the Lord for the success OF
the revival TO this time. At the con-
clusiOn OF the service Miss SAKE held
a well attended Bible training class
on the platform.
Afternoon Sermon
text was from Proverbs II 80.
lie who winneth souls IL wise sun
DAY began b. saying. You can't learn
reltFior By attending conventions You
can't learn " by attending lectures or ~
passing resolutions. OF ~ going TO
school ~ YOU don't win some soul 20
christ you viii never put The devil IN
the hospital lie that Wtnnefh souls 10
wise ~ = he that b. doing Gods worE
and not fh~ devils desire
You ned wisdom 20 do Co.'s work
TIE Nis~ believe In Cod and tie fools
don 2 fne wise man built hfs house on
= rock ami tie fool built hIs house on
80 eand The wise a~s CHRISTIANS. but
the fool isn't a man or woman mus
o. 80 suuf sense 20 30 = fnrtsflan
God kn-e what is rest Tor you Us
Etfss you food ard hs glVes you rssf in
sleep Ne knev = 81 o. h~sf - Hs savs
fou saiKafter You lake fanf Wfsn Vou
eaf era ruu rnsf rh~n you sleep hut xou
push religion asaf show sense anf
tak~ "a Faf go1 has r~nrifea fo~ rn-.
ne nnasnssr.d Lives
ila Nnu sfer uafrl q nf~ saving rreN
81 suTsf uaed fn take pieasure IN
NafrnfrG one on lake Nfrrtnr. ~
fnsf you'd 100 OF o. ~ ~iurnFfuarr
$1,000 snfr hnf Wh.~h uaa nnIr = wasf
rgg-l - ~ SO rorrrnw~rf rt~r~
Nr Enrtd i@rs r. - rnHnranfnna 49,
rsfurrinE % shar~ saulf = 80 nuf ~
Llra 81. 80 rHrr. anT a. fFrnnE go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
MODERN CHANTECLERS
Chickens Come Home 10 ROOSt
Subject of Billy" sunay ON Sunday Afternoon 2odoeL F or Men Only
MEANING OF THE SUBJECT
2 O'clock. For Men Only.

On Sunday ann@nn 2 CLOCK the Rev.. NJ sunday will oliver his ams sermon on Chickens Come
city where Mr. sunday conducts meeting. The sermon sd@nd to reach inpoknm men, and n.mnym wan.
CELLS deems it important to use plain language hmy be within the meaning fh the se tUs state that the emg
they 0n forms ofh fhhy and immortality As oya brief synopsis fhe sermon will be permissible print the
members Of the ungHsGa association are ugg that men all walks fife and sit will be just a. interesting
the pace that kills
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

Clerk-A. B. Ferguson, Barlow.
Supt. Public Instruction.. T.
Kirk, Barlow.
Sheriff-John Logan, Barlow.
County Judge-W. S. Preston
Barlow.
Tax Collector. H. Lancaster
Barlow.
Tax Collector-F. NJ. Lanier, Bar.
tow.
Treasurer. T. Harmon, Barlow
County Commiss!oners.-E. s.
Whidden, Chm, Mulberry; A. j.
Lewis, Barlow; R. F. Langford, Fl.
Meade: j. E. Bryant. Kathleen; T
F. Holbrook, Lakeland.
School Board.-R. W. Hancock
I'M, Fort Meade; w. J. J. Wild
! den, Barlow; J. A. Cox. Lakeland;
7. B. Kirk, Secretary, Barlow.
State Senator-D. H. Sloan. Lake
land.
Members of House-A. ]. Angle,
Barlow; Geo. Fortner. Pierce.
City Officers.
Mayors. l.. A. Clonts.
Clerk and Tax Collector, H. L.
Swatts.
Treasurer and Assessor. A. c.
Armistead.
Collector of Light and Water. G.
d. Clough.
Marshal, w. II. Tillis.
Night Waterman, F. l.. Franklin
Municipal Judge, Gen. j. A. Cox
City Attorney, Epps Tucker, Jr
Keeper of Park. Neil Mcleod.
Members of Council-Morris G
Mum, Chairman; w. P. Pillans
Vice-C Chairman; Messrs. o. NJ
Eaton, G. Z. Southland, R. f. Scip'
per, W. II. Pugh, p b. Haynes.
The following standing COM
mittees for the year were appointed
Finance and Fire, Messrs. Eaton
Pillans, Haynes.
Light and Water. Messrs. Haynes
Pillans and Southland.
Streets, Messrs. Scipper, South
ard Haynes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-05
HOUSE FOR SALE-S1. 900.

Two-story. six rooms. two porches.
One block from Lake Morton; lot 100
.li0. See Ohlingcr & Allied. 1-22
General Team Work Furniture
and piano moving. Call phone 2s3.
W. +. Tyler. l-2o-tt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-05

Lakeland Lodge No. 81 F. & A. NJ.
meets In Masonic Hall every Second
and Fourth Monday nights. A cor
dial invitation to visiting brethren.
{. G. Arendell. secretary; J. l.. Love.
W. NJ.
Lakeland Chapter. r. A. NJ. No.
20 meets the first Thursday night in
each month in Masonic Hall. Visit
ing companions welcomed. c. G.
Arendell, Sec'y.; J. F. Wilson, II. p.
Palm Chapter, o. Il. S. meets every
second and fourth Thursday nights
of each month at 1880 p. m. Mrs.
Flora Keen, w. NJ. Lucie F. b.
Eaton, Secy.
Lakeland Camp No. IS. ". 0. W..
meets every second and fourth Thurs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-05

Ordinance. Messrs. soutb.ra =
and Skipper. g
Sanitary. Messrs.. Paab
Skipper. "
Public Improvement ana r.m
Aiessrs. Pillars. Eaton, pua1 :
State Officers.
Governor-A. W. GileA..st. Tar.
hassee.
Secretary of state-H. Gay r,
ford, Tallahassee.
COMPTROLLER. c. Groom r l..
hassee.
Treasurer-W. V. Knot, T.,,,.
see. : =
Attorney-General-Park N T,.r
nell, Tallahassee.
Commissioner of Agri eu,,s-.,
K. McLin, Tallahassee.
Supt. of Public Instruction.,
NJ. Holloway, Tallahassee.
Railroad Commissioners H.
son Burr, Chairman; Nr4.,n
Bitch, Royal c. Dunn. r. T.,
Secretary. All Copn,,f
should be addressed to Ta,i
President of the Seuat
Cone, Lake City.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-05
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Furnished rooms with or without;
beard Apply 10 ol2 South Florida
,yen,re 2-l-6t
FOR RENT.
Nicely furnished room for couple
Reasonable. Addrt - i. O. Box IL.
2-l-3p
Wood. wood. wood. split pine.
II inches, So per strand. Call IA.