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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
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ESTATE aE c4RsgEEN vi ARMSyRa 9Nsz.
The undersigned. havfng hesn appainraa hE
sIe Hon. RrEuaE@ 8l1rs ElE she 1fetrsts af " 2sa
tag&an. Commissioners. 90 rEeaiwe. ezaa3lue Ent
adjust al esASsmz azft demands af NJ parsons
sxAinss sile esEafeaf EArtgfEH Arn~rraaw, zate
aast AL claims In afEss6 sheresa Asrs-
hr w1ge naksge Eiae sva VIII aaseT fer se purposes
aEaresatt 2E ssie office Vt sa II. Reest, I'd The
cry % BssEFe. in sssid D9sErisn vn sae 2aEh saE
og AnriA and @Sl day af Eaaw nsSE, FROM
nna asaiae8 M. aneH fsnr aieisssk VI
each We said Geys. aasf Ehas sEx months
from se 84xh tEstv af yssf1nTT AZ @, E9ss, IL sf.
ssme lzuaita hv sa1t Elsart SIr SAID creditors
ea present eaaiF esafms s. ax ear sxaKii1tSissn
anal allowance.
naEetf 4s Gritty al Earre TINS t1za day AZ APR
A. p fssI5
0RAMEL Fl REED ~,ss;..,s.s
BEN A. EASTMAN. N'''sA z
April II, IA. Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
HAta NATURALLY ssuv1sxv.


EAR uranaraxisrs ard a1rerssss ezras.
n : rssEe, ara sticky 81 zrrsrastnE 1e-24-s
tss4t 10 10 aartElv good Ear. wAen net
diseased xraws uasar1T. Aaxz-saaslr.
DausEre< i ths eansz az rE1a-ss~x1s u
III AaEr trouble. ard 9antsrs1x s caused
hx 4 Ewm The snzv way ea SurS aaEst.
vuE Is - XIII the gern. AID 80 sar. tina
ouEy hair rrepar1gs1sr rls:&z VII pes5saTely
destroy the germ Is Nswhras HerpEssiszs.---
ahsclssseEyr hsIrzzisss Ersa ersn1 grease
sediment. dgs hnzstsr ar dangerous 4ruaz.
It xIIaYz isea1rg Instantly nzaxea hair
glossy and seer as SILK nestruv the
,.Aasa. xua rem1E# zha effect Ssid ~
EsssEtz.x druggists, Send nc. IA Stamps f,r
saraple sa TIE Hsrririsss ca, DeEzrE1-
aEsch-
Rleksrt . Wells. Special Agents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18

The Rsg Arthnr Ss0nes fsFaiarsF -
Vermont, nsw eilapAafa Cd the Euieea
States aagshlR eh1eaga, i pa has way
IL Maglalama Aay, expecting Is Feaen
san Francisco the AtsT af rbis meath
er the zxst 0f May. Mrs. Stone II
stall iii FAqfeHees E1l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18

Mr. and Mrs. Frost. og saften. were
u have eesebEa5sa their golden we4
ding anniversary SUNDAY bus 7rs.
EsasH IS COW critically I'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items a IaEszsss Cleaned fram oar
Exrhsnge4

When Inspected yssSef'f1T Co y e
RagIsugssn was 6z1and & be il saEis-
factory coalition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
FOR SALE

60 - : = -
ssea and either euuganianeas. Sire sf lnE % NJ
Ia A. INTEND - Eeava s1wnt VII ST. as =
saxxsissA Fer EnKTnssr gaFs1ei1iars mi a. -
Sisllsssl sErafEs A'aoaAS ATa nassaEea Wills TIN
FsaH SAA2-Ha1r Sfc5aa aaHH aelzvaFT
wagons and sAraa HARNESS. q Ezas 1T
FgE SALE GE hESF-eine fanr aenensns
house r. I've fugusE aaen 81 Il axrsngTan ave-
asHas Rana, 8S ard 8 nax niasnEa. Enaufrs AZ
24sT
FARM FtlR "a LE---tana hundred aErs farm.
9ne ana ane-hazk niles srnm dera1 an xnaa
roast #mI give someone j Bargain * ssia
~ Phwsng Bros 9aSi1
FOR SALEr-Fwn safes, aTuFs &xfHres. eonz-
putting sealea, III aansss etc. AInerE A. sAg-
gent AverzlI saaeH- 1sff
ard nn1h Bara and lAxge lat Il Izstsf around
u. Sfx AppiH trees. Erls.s raaaana8ssa. In
9u1ra at zaaK siavals1. II 6asssES street, 25tE2
E1A SALE EHEAk q TIE satire penny
-ssgpsTH eaTmeffy awnesi sg FauE AAverss AlEe
l. AhbaEa. q a. n Z Barre, ". IT'S
FuR SALE paEasaI Separator and twa
seeaaa -haad whaeI aaFraws. ~ g1ud trade
". = shepard. saFva. lI
Fnn sAEw-sarurssE- hand saz harsa power
4 air eenspTassur ga0a u new. Ill hT sssl1 &C
vsYr reasonable price. Address aE ualk IN a.
H. BLAIR. "a Brock street. Barre ". liz
Ff1K Shakespeare naasSa aaaa ssesFrtch sticks.
III r Morse, Warth DrxRuzy VI 2isa
FOR SALE gsue eask szaws Eenr buggy
NasFuns. swa harness and Ewa nazxtznH fnsss ID
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
AN IDEAL HOME
For Sale!

i large hrick house containing fourteen
rooms. Asae sheafhed. Ample Piazza
un rant and ade. Fine location. 116
trer on street and ahuut sc Ger deep.
R0un snr TWO 6uilding lngs. All mod
ern improvements. Furnaces hsas. elec-
r;e lighrs, telsphone and eirv md spring
water Barn. Silrd. sserehpuae and worx-
.slier. For asurirulars address,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
WORK WAIVED.

WANTED PHslsfen 10 Assal kaerar aasa
eHaAier Ten vassrss experiences. aamnesans
ard 4euarasa. thoroughly FeiEAhis "a ~ re-
snastx. Best az references. Address r. q ~.
JOURNAL afFiea Mansaai1er II zaas
#ANTEE-EariEauM 81 pIansgss wsrh gnan-
anfasssi TaIsennnk EzS-4E sr gaN xE III Perry
street. Harra EfEr. 4sff
WANTED anng aastv desires paassiaa aa
haak knaper 4nd ssaaaR1apnaT. Address IF
Care Times Etiisn. 4fs&
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18

Jahn Calvin Ill South Charlotte 4
partly slErangea veteran af the Civil
War. wio has beeH livzag with . faHli8g
near Sestta Mills Ia skas tawn. became
visgent Friday, 3e vert sat8 y. p.
FsalaaaeR shaa where Charles Eaw sqn vas
sitting Win his back toward Ehe dock
and coming up ID him struck him with
q heaSv came whIah hs carried The
ssaw WIS CHANGING sne baN was sat
eIeas ID open = aeep cash aver tAe DIT
eve. Mr. siAlTTn was finally secured
and sfeE dawn 10 hrs bed siil the aaa-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18

WANTED Three wHfaFnEsnssE xsenza faF pw0
people, No guuAzaaR. Address sk s.as5 On Z. CT
Msa9sa. Gfz4rier Block. @Es&
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LOST I'D FOUND

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hS&fN Be- aask aaa NhfAR bsiH slnse sKran
Ear EahAx+ Awner appiy IN e III gAsese. N
KeaaF sEFsszs Hrtvs property agsf nav esrs 3ssa5
FOUND - Yaang biaaK and tzn aelsge sss,sv
aaiiasss EstaE1Esss i'm. j RF8spans AVE. 81
asssAls'g ah.s hafEss zss#
Lhar-Hiaek Aaashar WATCH too. win fnsesal
NAAsser Please Ea1aHu "a asAfs afiaa a~ef
As9SF--sfnaE4 asinnge wallet containing sTsf IL
and fwa wafenes- Einsiar pEaaae return " slsiss
alzaae aasf aa sn@mzsiati 800
FOUND an awaranas. 0sanssY can nasya sssssss
~ calling as ID Rrmaxsyp skrueE arsEwfts1x nr1rs~
srtE ant naEtEs1 fur this asSvaxssslsSsssxs gsx
Es3aT--A mdy's hamvw. black eans. vszl, !
black azsl whz1s hNnsa aa sgla rssasl herzsa.ass
IahH frawas house and Nj Emslsess II gal41sss
1arnHr E1HsRr plaasH leave wsEh Mrs Esnssn
as EHnnha reazazxaanE 4ErsE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
FOR SALE

FtlS IA neW m1seh ea~s App}g su
ssees. Il RsgaeftsssE. Esassaaz St. ses. Barre tsE
F9x ssE " yas saEraEs heusa ~ se~ea
rBG4ns Win sa asls,RsYH Improvements EhFee
minutes wsflss ~ s5Rrsrfg ears anas I've " saEeh
szi4sr naasfllws Easw SEFnHs ApgtT - q, e.
EsA1tsmsun. ISS VI ssh&aESGn srraes aFifr
sex sALE--A NEW Tniprwye& Hlgn Aru
Singer Machine which efEss $sE.tla zHa y Isaas
a. Essed ~ Bew Theirs 1HnFf sg1slsah sn IT,
NIL sal faF Slsau. Eatgsiswe A. ~ &aa1rIssr
srwaar Mrs, Geas PanGa. KTI
Eg& SALE Nike gsase nay Aash eGarsa Msa
5ne. Orders mag DC Jeff &c $sswssAn - Lyon
srura ar wtrh aIa AZ = Highland Avanae. g.
GAriss8ns 49,
FOR s4TE-Earm III Waterbury sHs sores,
and Ill tia pers@nas property kyn alsstTtc car
iiaa. Ais8 another farm I1 @s2lsasnaEass1l,
wfsa IA ane r1la VI 6rranIHav1ile containing Se6
acres These farms VIII ne ssla "a @asE rarzzs.
ssss,Savs, 2saE1
KnR SALE &T CASSIE FARM
MigR-sYur xaaun delivers swiee q day
Fsaw- Delivered aFpsx Dc Y III hfElks
Pi1s1ars-a6 ar nlA aares Ssaa Mann farxEls wsil
wzaEar~sx divided. NsasEaF Az naw fanees Ag-
Hlg + essg IT. asstg East sEreeE. ~
HuELEn CURS ASD HDMINY
au1 ssiIE mere wsHa Euzlati CORN and Eeminv
Also Bnrssr and Eggs. Terms cash. u ..
FiHelG. 1zN ELL stree1 t5aI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
EGGS FOR HATCHs.


EtlR SALE Falz blond i G. q. mi -
Ehars strain, best fsr saging asss faney stock
ke#p hetl4 de- per aeFzinH' e. e. Asarflf {.
~ 27af
FOB Sal E-Egxs from Eharassss ArHsi nnsssia
Essas1& hisa aasHs RTtaN, 81 sHelsx SER #arsIg.ss
ARpls y e. nsssess. a2ta
Hs7a SALE MY thoroughbred Waffss ugv~T.-
adsEes AFa nFssisfie winter layers assa tine sanss
fs@iasEsaE me kzusa Fsfa waas Ax.sHs1 nsgr ssszs
LIE AEzH asa auAsa8 I Will ssnzsvzsr sassss -
an7 nars e flaa eaST- dahH y RaHsarzA gausa
49, ara
kDA sAE.k-Sassangs Hf waiHa wvanssen*
eggs fran hens s1As aVaraaasl I'D ssasrs sss3sst
EsFsna IAss yAaa- sf.au far iKhaen. JlErses j.
MaEenaAs Gaevelaaa Asenu&. HauhHr E1az'
Barre. 80 = =
EGGs E1R HAreHIN
From Fare whake waaHdorras aass sarre,s
plymouth Rocks u CENTS nas sgrra9str
Tsianhune tlas. sasFs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18

EsaE SALE-HaHse af sever raunan. waust
shed and other euuganIeRGess Sire IT AnE 80 Ay
IssE a. Z iarHnd 81 leave town. with sell &c q
ssrwaIn- Fer further EaEt1etzlaTs gaiA aF ~
franklin sEraeE. MaofzE 4Ta minutes walk traa
post -aafiee 1as8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18

E8s2 sALE.-A six- rnsn1 EssEags ia Asrsaans
atraes Ea1h spring wa5ar, sEeerrie tsgn1s and
gas. Fine aea5laa PRICE faw. Ing9aFa 81 tie
3. Al Perry HlsAi Eseata Ageusg, asartnn
niask. ut
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ana ssilE here wSea Enliad form and Eemiuy
Alsa Enrsax and Eggs4 Terms cash. a. B.
FSHeltF. re MlII srreef |aI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-18
70 REM.

To RENr-&gaTsagA aaHae an Eilrrter street.
Rfr garden Also upsraixs sanem@nr 20 aua3lE
taEui1v Nsnt STD j alant1. Apptg CD Andrew
Stern, e EurrieT srraes. 2azlz
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
.cwaIton's Angler

This Insignificant duOdecimO volume,
not remarkable for any especial liter
airy merit beyond an easy, cheerful,
chatty good humor, interlarded with
technical Information about a strange
ly fascinating sport, occupies one Of
the topmost inches in the huge tenn
pie of British photographed fame.
Worth its weight In gold" is a very
inadequate expression. The number
Of sOvereigns its value represents over
balances many copies. Its companion
volume, the second part, by Charles
Cotton, was not issued from the press
until twenty-three years later and nat
urally increases the already stupendOus
price when found with the earlier
work
The perennial popularity Of wal
tons Angler" is very remarkable. Sci
dom a year passes that does not wit
ness its reissue in some form or other,
either delicate and dear for the con-
nOisseur's shelves or commonplace and
cheap for the travellers pocket. There
is a charm about the book which time
apparently cannot destroy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
SAGE LEAVES
Special to The Journal.

Brent, Sept. I6.-We have had a
fine growing week for the farmers,
with rain enough to damage a great
deal of hay. A drouthy September
will as the treacherous thunder show
ers overtake US with but little warn
ing. ana never wait until We can say
"all ready"
The dead line" between the city
and country has become a trading
post at the crossings of the leading
roadways No vegetables are admit
ted from the country without chang
ing hands at the Gordon" The pro
ducers are selling their stuff at the
hating grounds to peddlers who re-
tail it about the streets Of the city.
Dairymen, alone, ara excepted.
Mr.. A. j. Ridlehoover of Oakield
gives an interesting account of the
peddaer who was found sick in the
woods near Ferry Pass.
He was taken down with chills and
fever at Oakfeld, and was taken in
charge by Mr.. RidlehOover on Friday
August LIST, where he was cared for
about a week, when steps were taken
for his removal to the pOorhOUs9
On hearing of this charitable move
ment he dressed himself and dug
out" for Olive Ons Thursday the 7th
inst When the infrmary was sug
gested for him again at Olive il is
rumOred that he leaped over a fence
and took fleet steps for the woods
Mr.. RidlehOover says that he diet
ed on raw eggs, and used JohnsOn's
Chill Tonic The chills and fever
had abated and he was cOnvalescing
nicely.
He had not been at Pensacola, but
was at Bagdad some time ago.
He stated that he had lost his fam
lily and property in the Galveston
food, ana that he had survived from
a serious injury after lying in a hos
pital nearly a year.
In this mysterious case of yellow
fever We find an interesting topic for
investigation, under the new discOv-
cries (theOrles) in MOsquitOlOgy.
Where had he met with Miss Steg-
Omyia? When did his fever become
yellow enough to infect the country
mosquitoes? They surely feasted on
his blood from the time he stayed
over night near Geo. Peters. aug
BIZ at the old Judge Campbell place.
until found in the woods near "Cal
Tlppins" on the 18th of September.
It seems to be highly possible-sye
and even p?0bable-that an up-tO.
date expert in scientific attainment
might achieve renown by forecasting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
How to Make Beeswa1.

The following recipe for beeswax
can be vOuched for: After the combs
have been put through an extractor or
crushed and strained through a thin
cloth the wax is put in a copper or
porcelain lined kettle, with cold water
enough to cover It. and boiled for half
an hour. or longer il It seems neces-
sary. When the wax is taken from
the stove It is strained and poured in
a vessel previously dipped in cold
water. To make a round cake Of bees
wax pour the melted wax in a bowl
that has been dipped in cold water.
To make wax sheets use a board three
eighths OF an inch thick, dampened
with warm water. then dipped in the
melted wax two or three times. The
board is next put in water to cool for
little while, after which it is taken
out, the edges trimmed with a sharp
knife and two sheets Of wax peeled Of.
To make these wax sheets the wax
must not be too hot or 1t will crack.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

Fifty Thousand Acres of NiCaTa.
guam Pine Land Offered to
Savannah Operators.
nc savannah News says:

The Savannah News says:
With a view of arranging for the
development of the naval stores pos
sibHities of a large tract of land, in
Nicaragua, Mr.. John r. Currie, who
owns some $1,000 acres in that coun-
try is now in Savannah. He has
called on a number Of the naval
stores men in this city and submitted
his proposition to them, though none
of them, so far as can be learned.
have committed themselves to the
plan.
Mr.. Currie states, according to
some of those with whom he has
talked, that he not only owns the
land in question but the port as well;
that he has had naval stores expert
from Mississippi examine his tract
and has the experts opinion that the
land will cut 5000 feet of lumber to
the acre, or, if it is desired to tur-
pentine the tract, from rs to 100
boxes to the acre. It is stated tnat
the owner of the property wants
about S250,000 to start the work OF
developing its possibilities.
This is not the first time that the
possibilities Of developing naval
stores tracts in that section has been
brought to the attention of the local
trade Some years ago the pOsstbil.
ity of finding a rich field Of opera
tons in Honduras were given consid-
cradle attention, so much, in fact,
that experts were sent to that coun-
try to make an investigation.
It was learned by these men that
the pine of that country, while not
the same as the yellow pine Of the
Southern states, does yield gum
that is suitable for making a good
grade of commercial spirits of tur-
pentine and rOsin, but for some rea-
son no effort has yet been made TO
develop the business. In the opinion
of one member of the local trade
who discussed the matter yesterday
the class of labor to be had in South
American countries initiates for the
present, at least, against extended
operations in that field particularly
as long as the crop of the Southern
pine belt is sufficiently large to meet
the worlds needs and the prices Sc
cured are as satisfactory as they are
at present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

The tala- True Democrat is
say Ing sC-.- ,ing, SD pointed as to b..
almost personal aoo7r The dOings al
Che Car'-ol and tie conduct Of some OF
.he a.-.e olcials and their attaches
Ve. me De y Capital dOesn't seem to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
Pathetic Echo Of Civil War.

The recent death of DR.. Joseph r.
Smith, one Of our well known winter
sojourners calls to mind a touching
little scene enacted when he came here
with his brother-in-law Col Jordan, to
meet again, after rljrtv-hve years
his wartime Yankee friend. ex-Mayor
Whilldin. Upon their arrival in town
In the winter of 1899, they at once
sought the ex-Yankee soldier. whose
acquaintance had been made under
peculiar circumstances in the strenu-
Gus times of civil strife
The ex-Mayor was ate ding TO some
work at the Park Cottage. DR.. smith
and Col Jordan entered the yaru.
where our town executive was pointed
out to them. On approaching. the old
doctor burst out with: Are you Mayor
Whilldin?" The reply was: Il be-
heve so, siT5 some sort of a mayor"
Are YOU the Yankee who was with
Wilson's raiders when tney. dashed in
no ElytCn during the wars Yes sir
came the quick responce; 7 was one
c- those Ganks." Then. warmly. tie
Old doctor Quer5a5. Are YOU tt@
soldier who staE5 all nt-ht at Or
Smiths house. and PFC. ec-si the. tam
Ivy curing -ha- raid and % whom
offered my Sold pen and pencil as
reward C1icE came -he ex-may0rs
RESPONSE Yes, sir. here stands your
ed -9,5c--~ Let nc Eet my arms
ata-ao Eo-. eZcl3iu i the doctor.
- scars s.seauir- down his fIrrOw-
al clsaEs 1e then closed the ex-
MAYOR in MS ~brace. pauing him O
the- ascE. ed eNclaiming: Than
COD hove j ?" meet vOu agai7
Col ~~10~ on ~ow wipin~ +a-
rom his o-e- '- eV-may0r w II.
I'D and as
'~rate friend ~
3D." De- Nod Who saws the
not got to-
Beach Tropical
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sunn1Ied a penciencr.

Mr.. GOodman-James, the gentleman
you gave as reference tells me you're
not very truthful. Jimmy Cthe Office
boy)-Well, say, yer SIGH a truthful guy
yorseP yer need an ablebodied liar
Ike me round der pIace.-Philadelphi
Press
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

Scratch, scratch. scratch; unable to
attend to business during the day or
sleep during the night Itching piles
horrible plague. DOan's Ointment
cures. Never fails. At any drug
store so cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

109 years old. Her name is Priscilla
Haynes. she was born in Virginia in
October Of the year 1896. She be
lCnged TO a white family in Thomas
county Ga, who gave her the records
of her birth al the end of slavery
She lives ont IN the back woods with
her son who has a small garden. Sh-
Informed MI BrOwd that she makes
her living by making and selling
quilts To- the white people. Wh51
asked il she ever wore glasses on her
eyes she said that she Odd not know
what they were. Capt BrOwd said
that the old darlzy is as spry as ii
she was not yet fifty. We have heard
-hat there was one person found in
aLother part Of the State that had
crossed the century mark and some o.
he Slale papers didn't take Kindly 70
81, boa. NE know that this old dark
IS l09 years old for she has the rec
ords to show to those who have the
least G0ubC.-White Springs Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
Their Descent.

ooh, yes" she said proudly, I'VE can
trace our ancestry back to-to-well.
don't know who, but we've been de-
scending for centuries. Philadelphia
Teleg raph.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
The Color Line"

II was reported today that several
negro carpenters engaged on a build
Ing on the east side Of the railroad
and n the northern part of the city,
were reed 20 quit work by a str0u
delegalsn fr1m the Carpenters Union
which went TO abe house early this
morning. ID appears To be mutual
understandings that coIarej carpenters
are not 10 work on tbs east size 0t
-ha railroad, while The white cGrpeu
tors i nc. WORK on the west sid
~ ElLrosd, or 81 the c0l0red set
Upon this anding. IL
he color. ID men were f0rces. TO
.-a work. AMI Metropolis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

NOW that there is such a paper print
ed at Tallahassee as the Tallahassee
True Democrat The Daily Capital
has the opportunity, if it wants to take
advantage Of it, to keep itself busy al
home without paying the least atten-
ton to the Marion county democratic
executive cOmmhtee.-Ocala Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
WatsrsPout N eIseayne Ray.


The first Waterspout of the season
made its appearance this morning
about o'clock and was observed by
AN those fortunate enough TO be along
the bay front at tina. hour
Not only was tta spout one Of the
largest ever seer tr Niamians. but il
was one Of the few .ba- ever entered
the bay and swep, completely across
il. Those who observed il state that
the spout formed in the ocean appar-
emily but a short distance south of the
House Of Refuge, and was easily dis
cernible like a giant smOkestack ex-
tending from the surface high up into
the clouds IF loved inland and,
liking the sbcr= broke, the mist
rs .ug above tree ops and appearing
like a grea- volcano of released
smoke.
Crossing me land the spout again
gathered energy in the bay this time.
being irregular in formation and at
times making a complete IS" as It
zIgzagged across the water to the
shallow banks near Buena Vista.
wh7.a il again broke and passed
away.
A dense black cloud followed or
capped ehe spout overhead and the
water was turbulent for some time
over the course It had traversed
These spOuts are frequent in this sec.
Ton during the fell months but the
one this morning is said to have been
larger and more interesting than any
ever seen before--Miami Metropolis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

Eaa a.ood aud ndjsesnon are dead
ea.t- --el 'ir5,' -.lck
neu GERS DESTROYS tce-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

an outbreak Of yellow fever in the
neighbOrlOOds of Oakfeld. Olive and
Ferry Pass about the middle Of Sep
Z arrlnnr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
HOPES Shattered.

Prank WalpOle. of the Manatee Rec
ord has announced his candidacy for
ooncro suau- at-larCe and several
rc have aiken the announce
-rrrt The point 81 the joke
el once r5 c0lEr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17

Low rates at Sour em Hogs. for
rooms. and hoard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
ssoIsest Man in FlOriaa

Ar. sims billiard, census anumera-
cor FOR the Summerheld district has
run across probably the oldest man ln
Flouds Hs name Is David Roberts
and Pc rs living near Fisl Pond and
has been resident of Marion county
Cor long while he was born lD
south Carolina in 1897. ana can es-
tabish the cate of his birth by al
-hentic records -Ocala Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-17
A Good Suggestion.

The public spirited citizens Of
Wauchuia are lying awake nights try
ing to plan some way of procuring
$4,000 with which to build a fine
school house. We don't charge any
thing for the suggestion, but have they
Thought of appealing to President
EcoseTelt2 A population Of 500, OF
ELL-L over 500 are of school age.
would therefore seem TO indicate that
race suicide ha0 no advocates there
and they would therefore meet with
the presidents approval Counting
children in their mothers arms, and
those under five that must be consid-
eled, Wauchula does very well indeed
Arcadia Champion