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Racing in Kentucky.
8 lRy 9Assoc,ated . Press.)

81 n (By Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 23--Churchill I Owls
! First race-flve furlongs-KIngs Daughter is
TO 10Y first. Two Bills % to . second, Hazei
Thorpe az to ~ third. Time, = :ol 1-b' 3, Z,
Second race--six MISREPRESENTATION a TO y
frat, Geranlum "a to- ~ second, Scotch irish
rs TO y third. Time. lis Id. . -, -, !.
s. Third race-seven furlonga-Allan. A., Dale !
White Plume e to ~ third Time. :2a 4
d Fourth race-one mile-Columbia Girl 8 70 y
first PHI Finch 70 to 81 second. Apple 10 %
~ third. Time, y :41. -, Z
4 Fifth raee-short course, steeplechasc-c IS
Leader ia to ~ first. Martin Brady @ to 2
second. Beana Is to y third Time s:5s. ,st,,
cat (s 10 Is first Bonnie Sue 10 TO y se-
cond. Odd Luck $50 to y third Time. rs ;S -l4
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~ 80 .--.I,.,.7-, ~
tournament.

The TImes-Dispatch,)
May 23.-Eighty-two entries
we'd for the seventh annual
bet Of tho Metropolitan Colt
be hold over the Fox Hills,
island. tomorrow, Thursday,
tday of, this week. This Is the
that has ever been received
Championship meet,
hes OF those who will compete
liter ]. Travis, who won the
hshlp OF Great Britain q year.
Hook, the present M. q. A,
lome D. Trayers. the former
hampton, and John N, Ward,
kten Island title 5.
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COMMITTEE ENDS
RATE HEARINGS ]
Public sittings Stopped After
Many Weeks Of Invcs-
tigation.

(From Our Regular correspondcnt.)
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The Commit
tee on Interstate Commerce decided to-
day that there should tie no more hear.
ings before the COMMITTEES from repre-
sentative. OF either the shippers or the
railroad companies relative to the propo-.
stion to place the rate-making power.
In the hands Of a government commits
sion. The committee has been sitting
almost every week day since April 18th,
Investigating the subject, and about a
hundred men from all parts OF the coun--..
try have been heard. These represented
the transportation companies for the
most part, but the spokeslnen OF the,
shippers were also heard.
6 The sessions OF the COMMITTEE from.
now on will be private, while the sub
ject is being further considered. and the
report is being formulated. The nature
OF the conclusions OF the committee cam
not be accurately foretold, but the lean
sings OF the members OF the COMMITTEES
have been pretty accurately Indicated
during the sittings of the committee and
from this pretty good general idea OF
the bill which will be reported may be
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SON8TIJLY sATH.

| ON JULYS4T'
Jay 2S.-Bob FItzslmmons
,hreck will fight twenty
II Lake City July 4th. a
! t Lake Club having been
lly by the two fighters,
meet at 16s pounds ring
It rs per cent. OF tho gate
quarters OF which go to
ie-quarter to the loser.
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BY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond entered
on tho 9TH OF May. 1905. in the case OF
"rhs State Bank OF Virginia ys. John
Bowers's Administrator ana nls., ana
John Bowers, Jr., and wife vs., Lottle
Bowers Willis and ais" the undersigned
Special Commissioner will sell at pupllo
auction rt Gq tas pSsYm1MssA, S Sn IS 1906
at s 80 q clock r., M, the above truly de-
slrabe residence, containing rooms. I. 81
modern oonvaniences, In nice repair; celar
under house from front to renr y, !.
The lot fronts on north side OF PARK
Avenue 81 feet 2 Inches. and runs hnck
between parallel lines It's feet to an alley
l6 feet wide, The property 10 occupied ~
an excellent tenant, Ia situated ~ one one
OF The most desirable sections or our
city. and for a home or investment ottsss
imymedIateiy after, say at 6:so O'Clock
P. M, viii sell the three lots above men.
Toned on north aide OF Gilbert Street.
known as Nos, a3, "a and IS. fronting each
SOxl60 feet to an alley.
as TO the vacant lots. ana
for tho dwelling one-third cash. balance
In two equal instruments at y ana y
mouths, eyldencnd by negotialbaie h ,u.s,
with sx per cent, Interest aaae n is tna
e Mts an ordered by the court; Or ali
cash. at the optipR 81 IL the he pgrSSsMHssssNT
Special Commissioner,
The bond required by the above decree.
o. the Special Commissioner has been
au'y ssssssilli ARLEs o. sAvILLR Clerk,
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.

BY snt. on & Co.
u. A. Catlin, q
Auctionoers.
-, OF i -,
ACREAGE TRACTS
AND A VERY ATTRACTIVE
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
and all necessary outbuildings. and large
and productive garden attached thereto.
being the property now occupied by Mr.
Mechanicsyllc Turnpike and bounded
mount and several lots IN y, the plan p5 |, 90 q
TTNWlMDGTu On ASp pW hoanRs sS
@ IN execution OF n certain deed OF trust
to us, dated July ed, 1904, and RECORDED e
Clerks oce ae Of en hayng go baen
! In the payment OF a certain note therein
secured, and being required so to do by
tho holdsTs q saia nete We yfT Mll , On
commencing ut s o. clock F. ali, sell In the
order named, on the promises. a large
number Of beautiful residential lots on
ehst side Of Nechanicsyille Turnpike, be.
on both sides Of Rogers street. which is
lust east Of the pike. three acreage tracts,
adjoining Fairmount on the norm, tnrougn
which Nineteenth, Twenteth, Iwent ~, ~
extended; I'll feet at the southwest corner
of T and Rogers Streets; 1o5 feet Q inches
on east line Of Twenty-nrst Street, be.
tween y and U Streets; " 1e st , on eass
and I, Streets and lastly, that most At
5traetive suburban Home. with a number
of outbuildlngs, beautiful shade trees,
and ample grounds attaeh r. ir froY M p
chanicsvilc Pike to Fairview, and occu-
pied by Mr., w. II. Brauer. ..i
This is probably the best opportunity
erty that viii be offered the public TINS
season, and buyers can attend this sale
with the assurance that everything Of
Tered will be knocked out to the highest
TERMs-Onc-fourth cash and balance at
s, IL and IS months, deferred payments.
to bear per cent. interest, and secured
by. trust deed or more or ah cash, at
Roscoe Il eoEP {, S NbtsoN.
May 1s-tds.
PRISONS DESIRING TO ATTEND
THIS sALB CAN TRANSFER. At AZ
TWENTY-THIRD8A AND MARSHALL Oh
TWENTY-THIRp AND XE y "a % :, ToI .;
THE SALE WILL COMMENCE.
May 23-2t VI 53 ei5
BY Geo. VI Oliver, Aucttoneer.
90 Broad Street, Between First Street and
Brook Avenue. Phone 4bSL q
Grand Auction sale Of Hlah Grade Fur-
nlture In Refrlgerators, Roller Top
ss Desk Sewing N achlnes, Mating,
Pictured, Mirrors, Stoves, Etc,
At Auction 81
THIS DAY AT 1890 III a. NJ. :. AT MY
3warerooms, 90 Broad street: One Sterling
Cabinet Grand Plano. 4 Rosewood case
Square Plano, / 3-piece Parlor3 Suit Parloi
Tables, Pictures, Mirrors, Mirror. From,
Wardrobes, Oak and other w rdrobes, !
sOakland other Chamber Suits, Iron Beds
Oak Folding Bed, Handsome Quartsred
| Oak Sidebonrd. and Table to MATCH ~ al
nut Sideboard, China Closets TO match
good Oak Refrigerators, Drophead Singer
and other Sewing Machines. % Chairs
Rockers, i Oak Roller Top Desk ant
lSChajr. MattingI Rugs, Oak ChlHonlers
| Crockery, Glassware, etc; also lot @
Iother goods too numerous to ;'ell1lt
81 1 GEO. y. OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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Fine F'urnitu From
!. Il, Private Residences

~ t
SALESROOAI, NO !. 61S p. BROAD ST.
FOBEESoLD THIS CWEDNEsDAY) ='5
MORNING, MAY 2tTH,
commencing at 1890 o'clock, consisting Of
Handsome Oak Bed Room Suit, Hand
some Birdseye Maple Suit, several Good %
Walnut and Medium Oak Suits. very
HANDSOME Mahogany and Walnut Par flt'l'
suits, Handsome Odd Parlor Chairs. very
nesLeat Their Library Rocker. tine elou ;r
and Leather Couches, Handsome Renneck
Walnut Library Table, 90 Oak, Cane ana
Wood Seat Chairs. Oak Folding Beds and
Vardrobes. combined with Mirror doors;
Cherry Folding Bed, Brass Beds, very
Handsome Oak Hall Rack. Walnut han
Table and Chairs. Ebony Music abinet,
fine Hair Mattresses, Their pillows and
Bolsters. Iron Beds. Pictures, Rugs, Drug.
gets, and other Furniture, etc.i all OF
which is good quality and In first class IS
condition. 49,. -, :. -, - 81
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Committee and Special Commissioner.

In the Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court
of the County OF Henrico:
Holxgrefe Committee
VS.. * 3 MI 4S35 Y i3ss
Holzgrefe and others.
/ hereby certify that tho bond IN nth, the
Gjven under my hand as clerk OF the said
court this ath day OF January. 1893;
4, SAMUEL p. WADD!Ll.
Nav oo.tds IA Clerk.
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4, 8; Greensboro, I.
< The Times-DIspatch.)
no, n. c., May ,c3.-Salls.
ayon from Greensboro here
\ by score OF s to 7. In a
eeresting game, filled With
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I, Chas. o. saville. clerk OF said court:
do certify that the bond required BY the
sneciai ! commiss Toner under the above
decree tas been duly given. ea4
= Il. CHAS. o.. sAVhLB,
M.y no. tda sl ~ IS. Clerk.
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Grand Auction Sale Of +, lg b Grade Fur-
nIture In Refrleerators, Roller Top
s';5a Desk, Sewing Machines, Mating,
ii.3 Plctureo, Mirrors, Stoves, Etc. I, s5
ssB AZ Auction a$}

BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
CTS e. Broad Street. !
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BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real EStata Agents and AucuOneera.

- COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ Or THAT MODERN TWO-STQRY8
BRICK RESIDENCE NO. 14l2 PA AZ *
AVENUE; ALSO THREE DESIEABeIItt97
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ON .GlL-
BERT STREET, BETWEEN. MEADOW
STREET AND PROPERTY BELONGING
TO CITY OF RICIiMOND, 's.S5
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THE RICHEST FARM OF los ACRES.
WIFI TILE BEST BUILDINGS IN
MEclSLENhURGG1 H., Go ;Ts Yp P IARGE
flee Immediately across the railroad from
and in a nigh state of cultivation; every
acre cr y viii b sil inc tobacco and grass;
largo orchard. garden. good water. very
attractive S-room DWELLING wide halls ana
ali cOnyenlences, large beautifully shaded
yard, 4 servant houses. l0;stail-stabled
carriage house. leo house, barns; gram
airy, c6rn-crlbs, etc, Everything ~ my
condition.
This ,is q delightful home, and the bnsl-
ness ana farm together Will net $1,000
year. Price $1,000.
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Bill 70 be Proposed.

Bill to be Proposed.
IT is believed the bill will be for diff
ferent from the Esch- Townsend measure
which passed the Last house. It Is not
thought the committee Will recommend
that the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion be given sthe power to regulate
rates, and 1t is almost certainly known
that It will not recommend the crea-a
ton OF a commission to fix railway
charges. 1t is likely that the committee
will recommend legislation looking to the
strengthening OF the Elkins law against
granting rebates and It Is believed It
u will have in the bill agprovision regulat-
ing the, chargesnof4 terminal compa nics,
which are frequently the cloak for re-
bates. sss ss VI 81 iss Il
The committee will hardly recommend
any radical legislation concerning private
car lines. AS matter Of fact, many
shippers OF fruits from the South and
West appeared before the committee and
protested against any legislation aimed at
the destruction OF tho present system of
transporting fruit to Eastern markets in
cars owned and iced by refrigerator
companies. They plead that the commit
tee leave we'll enough alone. =
a The latest utterances of the President
indicate that he will not be satisfied with
any bill which does not confer upon the
Interstate Commerce Commission authorr
sitye TO regulate rates. He is also strongly
IN. favor OF legislation to- regulate the pri-
yate freight car lines. II the bill which
the committee will recommend does NOT
contain either OF these features It IS
certain that It will have the strongest
ionnosItion OF the administration and the
Democrats The Democrats will prob.
ably report a bill which will, n many
essentials be similar to the Esch-To%n-
send measure 1t will be such a bill a 8
that which would receive the support
81 the administration. and OF the Re
publican element in favor OF rate regula-
tion, as we'll az OF the Democrats OF the
Senate and House, HIS ~ ,S55
Spencer's Statement.
]. Samuel Spencer, president OF the South
fern Railway, to-day made brief oral
statement, to be supplemented by an
other. which will be filed with heycom-
mittee Referring to testimony OF the
Interstate Commerce Commissioners, Mr..
Spencer said that the agreement Of the
Southern railroads in 1892 was dissolved
after the ans-Missouri decision. It was
not now In effect In any sense, he added,
although there was an. association COM
posed OF railroad men, who met and
discussed affairs. but made no agree.
ment as to division of territory and
rates. He referred also to the acquisi-
tion. of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad by
the Southern, and asserted that in buy
ing this road advances In rates were not
made III order to pay for the Increased
scapitallzation.a as had been intimated. He
pointed out that the railroads were not
advocating regulation OF rates by the
courts, but maintained that u q Guess,
ton Of rates must be passed upon by any
tribunal, 1t should be by the courts, as
otherwise the property Of the railroads
would mot be protected.
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Atlantic League.
Columbla~Augusta, postponed

Bthern League.
E5avannah. 3: Charleston. 0.
hMemphls, 3; Montgomery, Z,
ens: New Orleans, s; Blrming-
k: Little Rock, 4; Atlanta, 8.
& Shreveport. Z; Nashville, !.
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In execution OF q decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Henrico County, In the suit sot
Holzgrefe Committee vs. Holzgrefe anu
zuary, 1905, the undersigned Special Com
missioner, appointed thereby, WILL offer
for sale at public auction, upon the PREF
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tONAL LEAGUE.

Z, u g, +,.rd a., d,
~ CD SoIea ooy
|: Cincinnati. o. 4, PSI. Il $s.3 q
Pittsburg. o.
IS: Chicago. s.
n n,ooslyn; rad.v
AHCy : A ICY Il
New York. u
ut iladeIphia.
Pittsburg at Boston. II
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
k;no &c the C1fIha
1ile =. 80. -.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

Pursuant to n decree Of the Ricnmono
.Chanccry Court entered on October lath,
1909 In the suit Of Margaret v. Powers.
who sues etc, Va. Lille v, Powers ana
others, will sell ut public auction, on the
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BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

~ oA1M1ss1oNER's SALE OF THREE
- PIECES OF UNIMPROVED PROP
ONE PIECE AT THE CORNER Ofs SEW
ENTEENTHM AND WOOD STREETS
.(CHELSEA HHILL), ONE AT Il THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF w EBSTER4
AND @GoDDIN STREETS, land AN
OTHER ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of
Ivy STREET NEAR THE ROSENEA-T TIL.
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BY Geo. VI Oliver, Aucttoneer,
90 Broad Street, Between First Street and
.5E Brook Avenue. Phone 45SL- Z
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WIN, B. Pizzinl Co.,
Real Estate 2Auctloneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
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May1s-tds.

PRISONS DESIRING. TO ATTEND
THIS sALD CAN TRANSFER At
lTWENTY-THIRDBA AND IARSHALL-OS
OVERWHELMED AND YIJNABLE-F OlS
NfECHANICSVILLE PIKE, WHERE
THE SALE WILL COMMENCE IL; se U.
May 23-2t 5SsR iiig e "
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UaFy, lile
missioner, appointed thereby WILL oifer
for sale, at public auction upon the prem
',TIIURsDAY, MAY q, 1900.
commencing at o'clock +. ~, ana ao. ~ dae
following order. the property ano W. ae-
scrbed: 4. Z, !, Z, q
corner Of Seventeenth aand Wood Streets,
fronting IS feet on Wood Street. and run
ming back between parallel lines ~ 1e'e't.
+. Second. At $50 F.. M, that va cant lot at
the southwest corner OF Goddln and aWeD-
3steryt Streets. fronting on tho south sioe
OF Webster Street 154 feet, and running
back between lines parallel, or nearly
parallel, about IS feet. TO the property "
tho Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company.
This property, situated SO near the rali,
road track. should make 1t valuable US .
manufacturing site. !. ~.
Third. AT 6 o'clock p. NJ, q vacant lot
on the south side Of Ivy Street, commence
Ing at a point 40 feet vest of the Rose.
meath Road, and fronting 30 feet on SAID
Ivy Street. running back between parallel
lines no feet 8 inches to an alley 70 rect
wide; also lot. fronting 40 feet on me
west side Of Roseneath Road, running
back to the above described lot 5BS IS
& 'rtlKhis5-One-thlrd cash, the residue ~
three equal instalnents at 9, ~ and 70
months, purchaser to give his negotlaole
notes, with per cent. interest ADDED. anu
the title retained until the whole OF tne
purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court; or all cash, At the
option OF the purchaser or pnrchaa1stssTrsS,
All al
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-01
Legal advertisements.
AN oRDINANcE.

To be entitled: An Ordinance to
Grant . Right Of Way TO the Lew
Is Bear Company for Spur Tracks
on a certain portion Of jefferson
street.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
Council Of the City OF Pensacola.
Section /. That there is hereby
granted to the Lewis Bear Company,
its successors and assigns. the right
TO construct, maintain and use a spur
railroad track diverging from a
track on Jefferson street, which
the Gulf Machine Works has
heretofore been authorized to
construct. Thy an ordinance
PASSED March S1st, 1904. and approved
April 9Th, 1904, Of which the above
named ordinance is amendatOry) at
a point fifteen feet (15) south of the
south line of Magnolia street, extend
ing along Jefferson street to and
across Cedar street.
Sec 2. It is a condition OF the
rights and privileges hereby granted,
that the said spur track shall be con-
structed so as not to interfere, in any
way, or impede the traffic on any part
of said streets, and the said grantee.
its successors and assigns, shall at ali
times keep that portion of the street.
between its rails and for eighteen
QS) inches on either side thereof in
the same good condition, and repair,
IS the City shaE keep, or cause 70 be
kept the adjacent portions of said
streets; and whenever the City shall
pave. grade, or otherwise improve the
portions of the streets adjacent TO the
said track, the said grantee, shall, at
the same time. pave, grade, or i'm
prove in like manner the space re- /
tween the rails Of said tracks and for /
eighteen (1S) inches on either side
thereof.
Sec. 3. That the rights and priv. |
lege hereby granted shall be subject
to existing ordinances Of the City, and
to such reasonable regulations as the 4
public safety and convenience may
require. and as the Council may from
time to time prescribe.
Sec. 4. The said track shall not be
used for the storage of cars, and cars
shall not be allowed to stand on same
except for such time as may be rea-
senably necessary to load and unload
the same.
Sec. 5. That the said track shall
be completed within one year after
me date of the passage OF this Ordi-
nance. and all the rights and prlvi-
eges hereby granted, unless sooner
forfeited, shall continue for the term
IF twenty-five (25) years from said
iate.
Sec. 6. That this ordinance shall
axe effect Immediately upon its pas
sage and approval
Passed August 18th, 1905.
Approved August 18th. 1905.
CHAS. H. BLISS.
Attest: Mayor Of Pensacola. |
c. E. MERRITT, Clerk.
1Saugoaw4w
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Is wen understood. and the result is
reasonably certain Oven at Missis-
sipDi City, where the presence CT the
disease was long concealed, all in
lection has been or soon viii be
stamped out So It viii be in Natchez
and In Pensacola.
The mosquito theory guarantees
that mucn, provided the discovery Of
cases be prompt, and publicity fol-
lows Immediately upon discovery.
The disease was permitted to gain an
almost uncomfortable fOothold in
Louisiana, but the story of that state
need not be and assuredly will not be
repeated elsewhere.
september is a trying month IN yell
low fever epidemics, but the expert
eDce already gained lea0s to the con-
viction that screens win prevent an
extension Of the epidemic beyond the
state Of Louisiana. Governor Varda-
man and his assistants have a diff
cult battle of defense before them,
but they are very alert and the next
twenty days viii no doubt bring them
victory and some degree Of relief
The work that has been done this
season in pursuance Of the MOSQUITO
theory demonstrates that an early dis
c0very Of fever cases is all that is
needed in order to take steps that win
protect a community. The early
screening Of suspects is the sole step
10 be taken. The removal of suspects
IS not at all necessary If they ana the
fever mosquitoes are absolutely kept
apart. Until civilization copes with
the task Of destroying all mosquitoes
the screen must continue in battle
against the yellow soOrge from the
tropics.
This method Of treatment is just
what Pensacola is putting into effect. 1
The prompt action Of the health Off
Gals in reporting the disease has
made it possible to begin the fight for
control OF Il under the best possible
and there is little 1
5oubt but that it win be controlled
here just as It was in Tampa and just
ls it is being controlled in the other
places where early discovery and
prompt treatment have been made.
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids for building a Steel Bridge
across the PerdidO River by Escambia
County, Florida. and Baldwin County,
Alabama, near MuscOgee, Florida, viii
be received until October list, 1905, and
viii be opened by the Board of County
Commissioners Of Escsmbia County.
Florida and Baldwin County. Alabama,
at Pensacola, Florida on October 10th.
1905. Bidders must visit site, make
all measurements, take soundings and
submit blue print with bid.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at Pensacola Florida, IN the Office Of
A. n. Mcmillan, Clerk OF the CircGit
Court. The right as reserved to reject
any or ali bids. Bids 70 be addressed
20 A. NJ. Mcmillan. Clerk Board County
Commissioners, Pensacola, Florida.
and should be marked. Proposals for
Steel Bridge" 27jly
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GRACEVLLE

Graceville, Aug. S1.-Among the
prominent visitors in the city this
week were Hon. E. n. Dekle, presi-
dent First National Bank Of Grace
vile. Mai w O. Butler ana wife and
Mr.. Oscar Daniels, all OF Chipley.
Waters & Davis are just having the
finishing work done on two large
brick store houses and have broken
the ground for the erection Of anoth-
er large building Of three compart-
ments to be used for store houses.
etc.
8Ir. Lewis. Of Lewis & Co, and
Mr.. HogebOom. Of The Journal, both
Of Pensacola, were visitors in the city.
ar and Mrs. NJ. l. Dekle. Jr., pad
a visit 70 relatives and friends al
Mariana Wednesday.
ar n. J. Williams, the contractor
who has charge Of the new brick
store houses being built here, has
moved his family to the city.