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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
! Damon Ilo dge o Ulcers.

Damon .odg 81. & OF sPy tfias s,
on Friday night elected the FOL oWlng 8ot-
Sficers for the ensuing year; i8s
Il SC,hancellor commander tkinson;
Vice chancellor r. i. "A tlnson /; prelat q,
NY; Moore; ma ter Of I,a 81 J.
Richardson keeper records nd seals.
RIA. a Hughes VI mas tai OF IN franc ".
sDickle IN MAJ Tor Of exc bequer lanes a.
Allen !; aster at rIlls Arnald In
side guard, IA 6. Peerlnal sou sda5 guard
Gal s. presents tive sto grand loqge,
satterfleld irruste q g .,1l Y
cell ora Il q ODD 8, CT III Lester, RI r.
Lord j !. IL ssatterfleld and s 2; ~. Rich
Rrdson d q 8 S s
5 he above be lied "a ext Friday y,
night. on which occasion the thirt II q
| anniversary az the 10 Z go VIII he observed
and tho new 90 fee pot will be nut on the
stnYc. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
.5s55 WITH JUSTICE .Io H1lNtl|: a.. u v.
His Honor Renews cquaintalnrlcse:;
M With Former Friends.

Sg AsS ne WI r1il now obtains at Inc EPollce
Court. Counsel must pl cad q from hehinas
the bar, nd uni happy arc those &brl Liant
sturIsta who sl,nve \ for mar " lays 8 cate q,
themselves upon tn 9 prUsss desk, yea, eYenE
on top o tho press. \.
sS',I t 5 my duty to rem Owe q nuts ance vs.
said His Honor. x and N III renloye these
3nuisa noes as & from m q as posi-
,S5; Varie CAT ed DRUM ks. istols and fearsome
idirks PLAYED q live art In the proceed
ings, with an oceaslo nal fe- beating A ~ T.
3crlllven the mono ton .saS IA rs,
h ROSA Richardson, vel low an 4 fearful
had dallied with the fate full &C. sh orts.i5s
4 saa was arrayed even Ike 9 solled Gas-s
lillian fairy In q gay mant LA Of DUBIOUS
hue. fH3 M doubt fingered Ia Rosa, g mind
as TO the outcome OF The Ny tom lor;
she bore her good 4 and chattels inner 8,
I'M al. AI lace curtai In. a. lookin SASS
and hand bag hat had seen better
sixty days, Z, quoth 4 he Gle,
II, satisfied. said X le recreant Rosa,
and away TO the pen tluttered the lace
it was was brought out that Blanche called
tOueeilias liza big mouth cow q nd 81 then
]. 'hust out into an insulting laugh Queen
lie sent bac 8 a hot d Inc of ia X. which
sNannie Gross described terribly In:
.Go q hons, ali 81 g. you l,Iggers, quntsA
4heRSreat and on lySs judg Sc rs
N err ases weTs not importa r. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01


his parents, MI and Mrs, Free
man, for Chris tinas, will 70 turn Ito ofi,s
SHop1tlns UniYersit u on ldo on N
\ Dopgla Las freeman " n renain In RI ch-;
$nond f :, 81 !, week long
" ana III Mrs, q Mercer, OF
gRiohmond and MI M ISIS on E1r Al ce NJ kerr,
have been tlng liam
III Ashland.
* Miss dyrtle III So d te guest az Miss
Sail omaeh
Miss May Smith returnad ~ 70 g$ :hts
home mi Richnp ter Al pleasant y visit
! Ia the \ family of Il ev brey l-S
Hams. Is
MFR. Edward fJewlna has 81 turned t
ron, & chbnraS where g MI Mrs.
Newman III were the guests NJ Of II N and
oel,. ra yr1lan remain
days aong ef
Mis- Marion smit leave in jan "
as.y here s'et
will the guest ebert Love.
asS j. dick, ew
lecture morrow atf the " olnan Cluh15
on otes From iiisss& Sketch
BOOK NIrs ertson of iSF ores IIill. /
hartman moor, and - r..s
Fosd lick enlinence in hi ofessi az rer.rs
8dera the afternoon 3 prosp act dellg htful.s
s5 Ia French "a assS "a oman Club
will ia omit ted 3 Is we elk ~ M dame
IA NJ Mas II Gsui llaurna nre 81 ling
days IA sava 4. ma i g l.3
ana Mrs, 10 ng head Il Brown
Pl Who have been 4 sp Isel
Ing the holiday tho as the guest
rs,g "a 20 IS lie!y, for
their home. n uch The Tegret sof 2th he'll
many Friends
iE4$ Little Miss mo g entry
ENorfo K. guest erS aunt,
Mrs. G. ~ ss M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
\, Al6Nott!e. 81 Warning. !

James Gpode, the ne ere 5SNh o Was con-.
deinned TO hang for Y murder g 9 hl,
Ger +. Shinbel ser,E has vtri ten the fol.
lowing letter to his friends
Let NY condi tlon. boys be 5o.$ 5000 5000
lesson to YOU and by the = lp 3
BIZ ,ysS "a Il ave but a. few m ore days
to live ask you e the name n a aof
God. ~ please keep piet Will the MIN!
lister and sisters come to tai lI vi tn me,
and 3oblige i'm lend, s
III 2 Sss4t"J JAMES GOODE.,'s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
n A#Cor:re..c:tio.nlrl.

Editor Of The On 81 DIS Pa lcll
i slr-f noticed In last sunday's est ~
issue. in. mpste err roll Of I'D sSofic GERS s!of
name as colonel OF Third egtment Re-
serves, spclled 81 icha ard A, Brooper. n and
which should VI have been 81 r iohard fA A..
Booker, Be 7 presume 4 hat his wns cal sed
Would appreciate it very mue h Il you will
have this corrected l In the Sco ming SUM
days Issue 4of your great m rer. Thanh
ing you Iii b advance for your ki nd !. and
prompt al ten ton to this, i an.
N: ii cry sine 81 So. !. y Y . !, I,
& as3sSi n 55iS ~ ELL OFT 4 r. BOOKER.
II Farmyllle Va, Dec. 30 RS5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
l-PoLE GREEN {: N0I IL

tod ~ the past tor, Rev llunaWay;.5
IS lrs Carter wi d has been 1ui Ito Sick FOR
soma time Ia now 90 ava esot ng. 81
Mr.. I'D vim helton remains much Il SlndlsT
posed at his home . . y " y " ~,
!ps is i'' weeks With her pafeAts, q
ID Miss DAY Lynch, os Richnllond. " visiting
s' Mrs, jam verlainisss 81 Msshaalasyl q
y u ss sst sr sHs
q oa eosk, III Wien ths aTs bFeke az th b
REDUCED "a ashes, The !oss !, was quite heavy,
Amounted to Of leeft no, Q9Q' !, ~
Stuart shslt9,ss sinI ha aras INA ghos
Isss iSs
sallsa n a1a d aons ye enS
w MsW ,sst e 'sa
'r!SSh q ean tsls P'sfTs gns WIN santa
claus, i Syaa given last TUESDAY night at
shadY Grove NJ. III. Church, who witness;
Sad tho, entertainment declaFe s. themselves ~
luther q R as , sRlsn.
M Miss Tlen rImbsrlake, ot avon Ioals' has
NI;e thsomane Christian Church last Mon99tas Ky
eyenil,g presented lovely scene Wneh y NJ.
Talay was united IN maIFsaE ,s sa , MS
sydney gpshsr both q Me@n'o.'s.l
u INK make their future hplns' II Fl "a 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
LEA EAT A MI 4 co.
IN FlGH I; ONE TX lied
S(RyS $50 x! il;at:sssd Pre-. !!

(E3Y lAssocIateuF febs' rs
RsGREEsNYILLEs s. ~ Gu Deem Der q ,,--r
Samuel Maddox was shot sia nd instantly
Killed n on farm y nea an here W II B.l
sWaldrop. Both men seem To- have leased
the same farm, and M hen " "a id ox vent
ia take posse on he found Wa drop here
occupying the hous .s3ST he men yer well
known and Ind ustr Gus hlte II faIr;meIs.
iWaldrop has 81 rende red to- The sheriff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
rs M eet j, This Week

The following IN eel ii IS h are scheduled
for he coming week at the Hal
Common Council ue sday. FL lf
adnesd oT mi tee5 ~ on
LEGAL ASSESSING James NJ
provelnent s, 81 " e83
Thur sdayr round and Build in'gs,
A1arket s, 7 30 d! 2
IA Frday--Fi nan Gel sSsf i'd 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
Open e orroW:.

AIthougl, tho City Hall MIL he closed 1ts q
On Monday, Captain Frank SY.S Cunning
h, An, WI Keep his Nee oneena N orao y
allow those who ave mo- yet do''o FL
RS pay their city to xes. 4, y.
The taxes were ue last nigh, hal Sa \
tam cunningham WI give Monday g t Et1s
public for this purpor's 3ss;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
BUs|NEssNGRlATlI8|A||.
EXCESS X! /: ]. .l IA
Stock ehatlge Makes Great
Report for ., 4 WE'VE Months 81
5S58 Operations. n 5gs

! E(tply' ,p[r.ess,Ss,..,

nd Nv, ~ 1AsEOclHtcn EresB.
the year b operlti onB on y tho q stock e,t-l
chan gea show ~ Int the volume OF busI-I
ness WA grea " In OK cess Of last year.
llrgs Iii listed st0 cks aggregnted about
E15S, OOO 700 shares, an increase OF over 20-i
900, 600 compared with 1903. I'M Sun1iS ted
,storks 1jtisinass for a04 was fun
shores III cess % 9o3, ~ hi q tho deal ngss
I'M government, Sta to- and uni listed bonds;
was great ter by many mill Ions of doll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
Big Fire: !! & Slittls

u n l3y soetat az
/ |, sLliITTLE r. + OC Y! lIs;K' I.
originating sinS a ia 4 storeIr's
ham a i II conn |! rs Il ompa
estr;o,Ye'd Al \ az 81 'g ingis
adj dining four-s tory strl
'It :t,e title /. RI \ (! FuFnt tuse
Ats wa tse, Bot hsbull dIn
ami several colt "a s,#WaFs
total loss WI lsb "a at out lIg4sH
.thrae quarterss ~ psu RAJ G esgss
t ~ sl.s Is g & u!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

PRACTICE what you preach 4 and keep
YOUR mono p Mt III orlle by nsurlrlg with
the Wirginia Rte.--C haT les M llls,;
Agent, fS8l
IN s.Practtce what ~ on 4 preach 1sanSl keep
Syorr none mt home by lnslrlng y W y!
lie Virginia 81 n yya CO..,
Agen e, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
Personal and General

r.. Te,ssclpr,h choat t. "a Inerlcan AmhassadsoE
Etoltha Court OF ST, Jane tgs NO sery Z y,
Slbnger that pos Gen than any 4 E -
- sss sse charles
Adams N
an;as and II pa n. rt \ I, g q
friends have fed re- oms ~ wv
II HI srepoSi al tha t$tha objastnf
5r,r,oposei visit ia M 90 ia to $inyestlga.
\ | ,s 0rnSal IONS OF the andaRd q Ilrn|'l-
pany I'm tia % a B.
'ongnsa eeriimnals
ANOTHER ls l,rols,noM nn, y
"a y tremendn uR ~ w 70
nprosnecti Iva view to q HlnG " az
flsaI q 'o tRe al.
n,s,,eenasions and the dist nf objects ffpm
MI csseles, who for twenty years q 1 nas
hssn dfeStor ~ MFetnbs e dw st Of the
Frenci, cpera Hons 70 release HIM II from "
his enga gomen I, as the opera y ~ lo!lssr
well ga trpnlz he closing O tns opst,a =
the naasnf az in
pension has @ LAT sgia,St 3 ol RtISSr nT
fSssR RI. sM sEs'iaf 81 aa NJ
present el'gaget aa g llghthonss keepef ,s
tn Mrs jain Eassi ~ ne guest q
Mrs, W r. RopeH,1 nt tolls,. VI q,
s 'Practica what you sptea.,t q and keep
your aoBsy ct home by !nsu ring VIZ " 2
fhe YiFElpia AZ ~ friend 81 . soH,
agents. "a w NJ q u " II 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
4 Cla;Ir,jksyille, Va

CLlARKSYILLE. n n M d p Gem Der 81 81, -7-.
one of the hest lit tie towns sof soutllslde
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

the advent OF apring the East End
Gun Club Will nitIate8 the youngest shot
Virginia. 5 & ,,5s3 s ssss
S%5Aboyo Is a pilot ograph qt II
sFllppe Il, n coming shot. p eing SO rcely5
four years OF al e, he easily hits lng
objects sucl, AZ oranges al es and clRSy
pipes, With his 22-cal TIRE. rifle ,Sss#
IA sHe will fhe given ~ hearty welco1 81
the traps. Ar 81 *. 4, az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01


n notice what You preach and keen
YOUR, money at honle ny lnsurlng With
tho Virginia Fl g ate.--4t, Il, Pleasants,i
Agent, 53S 81
IL you are NOT you lsosld be, a.
policy,holder In {tha Virginia State
d. u 3 ensonS s. Coz, Agents u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

practice what you preach and keep
your money Mt lloma ny. lnslrlhE with
inc Yipglpla ststs..-ca ttol Savings Rsnk,
Agents, tis VI B III .f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
.No ): II I; III, 1: ocIAL,

35 Special ia Tho Til mes ispat cll.l {
H NoNrO FIX, Il " A.. Dec, Il ~ ina OF tho
most dellghtflll ms well MS most q rgely
attended fairs of the Wi'els IN the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
Had Zinc: Trip,

s Had Fine Trip,
III Mr.. Fla ryey stewart and AZ ~ l3agleys
SHaye returned ~ from q pleasant hunting
ltrlp on york River. hey were uccesstu! !.
Blu hlgg!ug twenty birds twenty
seven rabbits and three turk 81 az q III S55 js
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

your monss, nj nome by Eansuring With
the yirgipi la St ". Al friend ~ son,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

! IA pension has Just been granted Pierre
Ibsen, q brother ar the veal Thy author,
~ Et,ie sWedist1 Il Governments ie 10 nv
present eIlgagell al ~ llg hi house keeper,y5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Mrs. Join III d MAJ IL ne ~ est q
Mrs, y, Ropevt .. \ az
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
Professional Ethics" as
Practiced in Jacksonville.

The Jacksonville Metropolis is TAX.
ing a fall or two out OF the Duval
County Medical Associations preten-
tons by showing up some of the ride
ulOus Inconsistencies which form a
part of the much Wanted medical
ethics" of so many present day physi-
clans.
1t all came about as a result of a
resolution adopted by the doctors re-
questing the newspapers ito refrain
from publishing the name of any ply
stefan, member of this society. con-
nected with any case of 4 medical or
surgical nature"
The enterDrising Jacksonville ply
sicians then proceeded to resolute fur
ther, that if the case is of such pub
lie interest the physician in charge
will furnish the press the exact condi-
ton of the patient, providing his
name does not appear in the communi-
cation"
This Of course. is extremely kind
not to say considerate, Of the physi-
clans. If the case is Of public inter
est they will favor the public by i'm
parting information concerning it t.
the press, out only under Ger
tain conditions to be complied with
by the press. Whether the public is
properly treated or not all depends on
how the press acts towards the physi-
clans.
If The Journal were doing business
in Jacksonville it wOuli kindly. but
firmly, tell the DuVal County Medical
Association to attend to it's. own bust
ness. But it would also do more than
that-it would take the Association
at its word and refuse to publish the
name Of any physician except where
lis name had a news value in connec-
ton with an event and It would then
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23

publish that physicians name whetl.
er he desired it or not.
If there is one thing above all Others
which makes the public disguised it
is this continued fuss, feathers and
foolishness which a few members Of
the medical profession make over their
so-called medical ethics"
If those ethics are 50 sacred, why
must they always be prated about in
public? If this rule OF professional
duty is SO self-evident, why must il
always be a subject of defense on any
and every occasion? If the physicians.
in short, really want their names kept
out OF the newspapers, why don't they
keep quiet about it?-there would be no
trouble N keeping their names from
the public then.
Without discussing az all the sense
and logic of this professional code of
ethics, which is no doube open to ar
gument on both sides. the fact re.
mains that if physician is really
sincere about wanting his name kept
out of the paper he can have his de-
sires satisfied without all this public
display OF assumed modesty and super
ethical constituencies.
AS every newspaper knows. how
ever, II is usually the fellow who
makes the biggest fuss about it who
really wants his name mentioned. The
other one, who attends to his own
business and is not always harping on
his professional ethics" and doesn't
care whether his name is printed or
cot. seldom has any cause for con-
plant.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
PENsAAoLC, FLORIDA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1905

result of the carrying of the conceal
ed weapon, while juries look on with
cOmplacency and state legislatures re.
fuse to provide punishment fitting the
crime?
The penalty for carrying a conceal
ed weapon in Florida is $4,000 fine
of 80 days in Jail.
1t ought to be five years in the
rententlary with no opportunity to
get off by the payment of any kind Of
: fine.
Moreover, there should be law
against selling a revolver to anyone
unless the purchaser can show a
license from the county authorizing
him to carry it (not concealed.)
What is 500 fine to a man who is
able to pay il or who ha, friends who
will pay it for him? What is three
months in Jail to a worthless negro
who would as soon spend his time
there as at work earning his living?
What does either the fine or the
Imprisonment, or both, amount to as
q protection to the lives of peaceable
citizens who have no reason for car
rying weapons themselves, but who
do have, or should have, some reason
to expect protection of the law from
towards or criminals who think it
necessary to carry a gun?
The concealed weapon outrage has
gone far enough in Florida. When
the mex legislature meets the prac-
tice should be made q penitentiary
offense. Until that time every man
convicted of carrying a gun should be
given the 9O-day Jail sentence. Cut
opt the fine-put the pistOl-toter be-
hind the bars. That ought to have
some sslutary effect for the present
and when the legislature makes it d
penitentiary crime and 4 few people
are sent, up for five years each it ought
to pretty nearly break the practice up.
1t is high time that this, or some-
thing was done to stop it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
The Fever Situation
and How 1t Is Regarded.

The report Of the existence of yellow
fever in New Orleans and the quaraa-
tine against that city BY neighboring
states and cities has all been attended
by what is, in some respects, a most
remarkable condition of public senti-
ment.
Five gears ago the mere mention OF
yellow fever was enough almost to
drive some persons into a paroxysm
of fright. The established existence
OF a single case would have caused a
stampede. A half dozen cases in New
Orleans would have been sufficient to
start a regular exodus from Pensacola
BY everyone who could rake money
enough together to buy a railroad
ticket.
What is the situation now? Not a
single persons feels the least uneasi-
ness. No one has left town or wants
TO leave. Business has not and will
not be interfered with. Everything
will rock along in its old-time way
and developments will be cont emplat-
ed with assurance and received with
equinimity.
Why is this so?-what has occas-
Toned this change? Simply the fact
that medical science has discovered
the cause of or the means by which
yellow fever is propagated and has
likewise discovered an absolute
method Of coping with and eradicat-
ing the disease. The existence Of vel
low fever, when discovered in time
as it has been in this case. can be
controlled almost to a mathematical
certainty.
Pensacola is particularly fortunate
at this time in several particulars. The
cases Of yellow fever in New Orleans
are long way off and not likely %
be communicated this distance. Our
city health authorities have taken I'D
the matter Of protection In a vigorous.
common sense way and have announc-
ed that the public is to be kept posted
as to the actual conditions in this city.
And last, but what is more important
than either of these other things. we
have corps Of medical men here VINO
are not only capable of handling the
situation from an expert standpoint, !
but who have the confidence of the en-.
tire community in their ability to pro- |
tect the public health and interests OIL
the city in every way.
While il is to be regretted that fever
should break out in any American city,
the present case will not be without
a certain compromising value. 1t will
demonstrate the facts that yellow
fever does not now possess its old
time terrOrs and that medical science
is abundantly able to cope with it in
any form and at any place. Business
will not be interfered with to any ap-
preciable extent and public sentiment
viii show no sign Of disturbance any
where.
The Journal will keep the public
posted on the true situation at ali
times. As it exists now there is no
cause for alarm and We do not think
there VIII be in the future.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23

In Escambia County Circuit Court
State of Florida-In Chancery.
James Wilkins, ct al, VS.. w. A. Booth
Pensacola City Co, a corporation
w. H. Davidson, Sterritt Tate Adj
ministTator and heir Al law of Wal
ter Tate, deceased; W. Fl. Knowles
heir at law of Peter Knowles: LouIs
Boley, Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Co, corporation. successor
to the Pensacola Railroad Co. a
corporation; A. V. Clubbs, C. y
Parkhill. Thomas c. Watson. w n
Anderson, Alex Stoddart, ". Thurs
ton, Fannie z. Haines. Electra r
Richards, Josephine G. w. Terry
Van Baough Livingston and Abiia
Booth.
On Monday the fourth day of Sen.
TENDER, A. d. 1905, the defendant w
A. Booth, n. Thurston, Fannie H
Halnes. Electra B. Richards. Josephina
I w Terry, Van Baough Livingstor
ADlda Booth and Alexander Stoddart
are required to appear to the bin filed
against them herein. This order tn ~
puDllshed once each week for eight
consecutive weeks in the PensacoIs
journal, newspaper published in
SAID Escambia county. A. NJ McNI.
an, Clerk Circuit Court. Bv I. n A.
ward, d. C. ~
Pensacola, Fla. July 1gt, 1905.
jly1oaw8w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23

and other disfnfectants at once. and
issue a proclamation reqesting the
residents to put their premises in
proper condition.
Superintendent of Streets Gingles
stated that Monday morning he would
Place every man he could secure at
work cutting down weeas and opening
drains, and he expected to have the
city wen cleaned, so far as the streets
are concerned, within short time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
Hog Stealing ALLIGATOR

Mr.. Wallace Thompson, who 1ivos
az Bamooo Villa, on Lake Vernon =
.t..,TI. distance from town, had ouite :
InriIHhg experience last night. Abont
nIanlght ne was aroused by a peculiar
noise IN his backyard and hprri aalT.l
crossed and went out to see who tbe
.hlrudeT was, and TO his Surprise he
found an eight-foot alligator with on ne
OF ms hogs in his mighty laws pn
Iore ANYTHING could be done the -
was dead from the bites of The fa mug
c'ous serpent. Mr. Thompson s,,cc 80
ed IN killing the gator. ana say. ~
minds bringing him to the curio So : ne
"nere ne will be put on exhibition ion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23

The Alabama Press association has
presented Mayor w. w. Screws with a
silver service in honor Of his fortieth
as editor of the Montgom-
cry Advertiser. Mayor Screws en-
joys the respect and esteem of all
who know him and the honor
done him by his fellow editors of the
Alabama press is mos worthily be-
May he live to celebrate
many more anniversaries in the SER
vice Of the paper he has made so
great.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
Make Pistol oting
a Penitentiary Offense.

The sad tragedy Of the past week.
n which three peaceable citizens
were shot down without warning. two
of them being killed and the other
being possibly fatally wounded. brings
again the concealed weapon question
prominently 10 the front.
Why Is II that tragedy after tragedy
happens year alter yeac as a direct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23

Max Ramburger's mammoth 44-page
edition of his Mobile Herald, issued in
honor OF the visit to Mobile of the Ala
oama Press Association. was a MAJ
niicent effort, rejecting credit upon
the city as well as upon the enterpris-
ing proprietor Of the Herald. Mr.. Ham.
burger IS getting out a PAPER of which
Mobile should be proud.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
GOING AWAY?

When you leave the city for your
summer vacation have The Pensacola
Journal follow you. Notify circula-
ton manager, Phone So.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

In re Estate of John A. Brosnaham.
deceased. Notice is hereby given to
creditors, legatees, distributes and all
persons having claims or demands
against the said estate to present them
within two years. Sallie NJ. Brosna-
ham, Walker Ingraham, II. A. Brosna-
ham, Executors. June Is. 1905.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
ELECTRIC PARK!
JULY %
BAND CONCERT
AND DANCE.
Music BY Charters Banl-

Be at the Park Tuesday niEns a.. a.
enjoy yourself You may disco'e. -. -.
Chaffers' Band can play some -
specially is the latest right up-i'--a
and most popular dance music. cd.
The cars will run TO give the ili' IN
accommodation to all. Round UP I.
cents. Admission at the gate. 10 CEN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-23
TOO LATE FOR cLAss.FIcA1,ou

foH SALE, sTEAMBOAT-sUita5Ie
Tor freight and PASSENGERS. S5 fe.,,
.ohg. Great bargain Wrffe hoy va
lamp ! anpa, Fla, for photo and particn'
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