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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
Two New Cases.

JACKSON. MISS, October 21.-The
yellow fever, reports received at the
State Board gof Health office tonight
were very nleager. seovral Of the health
officers In authorizations OF frost falling
to send In their usual summary. Tho
reports received were as follows: &.
VI Natc!rez, no new cases. no deaths; to-
tai cases to date. 1885, deaths- .; cases cases
In county, Y 10; under treatment in city,
~; under treatment IN county, 8.
I, Port Gibson. ] new case; Rox!e, new
case; suspicious case; Yicksburg no
now cases; In county, new case, no
now Infection reported on gulf coast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
Rinns-Sakenan.

FREDERICKsBuRG.V VA, October a.
Mr. e. r. Blnns, of Louisa county, was
married a few days ago In West v1r-
gin,a to Miss Elizabeth Sakemun, OF
that State! The couple will reside at
Louisa Courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
liielit: i,, 10 Tho ,rimes-Dispatch.>
Mrs. M. d. Cooper.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch)
FREDERICK BURG VA. October 2l.--
Mrs. Z Martha d. Cooper. widow OF tho
latciDr, W. d. Cooper, died nj her home
at Morrsville, In lower Fauquier county.
last night. after an illness OF several
weeks. aged cighty-two years,
Sarah I. Morris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
Cases Decreasing.

PENSACOLA, FLA, October 21,-The
fever summary for tonight Is:
New cases, y 8; total cases, 464i deaths
i; total deaths. 6bi discharged, ~ 27e; IN
der. treatment, l2O,
The steady decrease Of cases. the low
death rate and the much colder weather
Z lads officials to believe that It Will be
only short time before the fever Is
completely, seradlcaleo, g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
lsncc,nl IA The Times-Dispatch.)

GORDONSVILLE, VA, October H.
Lindsay, Va, Friday, October goth, aged
eighty-slx years-one of the Oldest ladies
in this section of country. Funeral Sun
day morning at II o'clock; interment IN
old family burying ground at Lindsay,
Mrs. SIN. Ennis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

It ISEclaI 70 TIC TIIHFS-DlHPn'S'''3 q q
i FREDERICKSBURG. VArt October III.
Mrs Susan NJ. Ennis, widow OF me y, lale
Thomas Ennis, of Louisa county, dled q
few days ago at her home IN that coun,
~ aged eighty years She is survived
by three sons, n Il 80. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
Shaw to Speak.


1SpccIni 10 The Times DIspatchD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, October a.
Secretary OF the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw;
or President Rooscvelt's Cabinet, Will
sneak in behalf of the Republicans in this
city on Monday night, October GOTH
Mr. George Aleger, Of stafford co,u unit,
mail clerkship, has declined the appoint
ESPECIAL to Tho Times Dispatch.)
WIN CHESTER, VA. October 2l.-Mrs,
Elizabeth Pugh, widow of Jesse pugh. Is
dead Mt her home mt Highview. this coun.
~ aged ninety-one years. Several
grown children and many grandchildren
c1rviya
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
D |:.M|| Il CT |! MUST !.
AID ROOSEVELT.

AZ Continued from First Page2
OF the man. who spoke to 5000 cheering
people in the Capitol Square few days
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-30
Petition for a Special Tax
School District.

10 TBE HONORABLE BOARD or PT-BLIC H.
sTEUcTiOy, PUTEAN COUSTE, YLOEIDAs
Gentlemen
The undersigned pe ItIOners, qualified v0t.
ere n Election Precihct 40. I, Putnam County.
resp ciful s petit On your Honorable Bard o.
call an election FOR the purpose u deciding no
On the formation Of q Special Tax School Dis-
trict 70 embrace the territory knoWn A. II elton
Precinct Number one
, Hunter, = l. Waterman, Daniels, q !
BraddOck. g L Chambcrlin, Auztin, z D
IOunds, 4 JoEselYn, X II LOgnds, J Ohm Vincent.
y bOrsen, W ShOtwcl LundberZ, " 81
White, Z 3 Sacksit, - " Reeves, D.. Y ! Gar
1sT, y " Brandon, II ? Johnson, g Grimsiey.
! n Harp. : " LaBre James Padgett, Jf
y EaTues Frank Gtutior, arthur b Appleby,
J LGHv, q n Preston, L Burton, = Apple.
b. By 4 App.siy, Henry Fleming, " L Saun.
ders, I McGrady ) BraddOck, MEGA 2
XII. " NrGrady, Chas & sladr. Geo W WI
llams, ~ Nswbyid, Fred Andersen. san1
Neal. l. Turner, Frank " PaysOn, Z HARPER,
" Alien, . N Sewbold, @ o Westcytt, " II
Road, Z Bates, D Terry, g II Cash, T. IS War
ron, W Norton. L Bevena, r C0wburn, "
81 Cohen, - Pigus, T 5 Deyeau, Geo Ward,
Tho iiinchrine. j. A HOvarth Waiter f,lin, Il
! BJardfnan, Chas GOweH, 4 o Burton. " D
Carl1er u SILVER, Jake Amos, Randall Lee
q FOOiInan.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-30
Masters Saie-ForecIosure.

\ TgDEE and ~ yis5gs II decree Il fOrecI1s~
" IRE and sale rendered IN the Circuit OuEt
n the Eighth Judicial Circuit u The saats .
flyFlIz, in and fOF Putnam County ~ the
HDaDFabIs JaE0rs 7. wis. Judge % slid Court
dated the <znd day d Nay, A, D.. lslr, WhsrelH
EIiZs vs. OslJfns, WIDOW, IL complainant. and
waiter 5grsn snd ChaTies 4. Eash are defend
ante, g8H EEL II public auction, foT each. g.
gbs H!zhesi and lest bidder, at the front dor
NJ tue tour HDuse - Psl2tka Ia said louHty
0i Putnam Oh tils First MONDAY IN august, ihe
sAHGs being the It'll day u said month. during
TIE l-gai nyurs u sale OF that day, all the fol-
losing described land: situate lying and being
% the County II Putnam and Htats q fIgrids.
bsiuR . part II what IL kLOEn a. DfaygOT = s,d
II. szid County NJ Putnam, and bounded and
described ~ f0liDWs, begtnn ng ~ the shore
Df Lake Gs9rke a. the southwest o0rIieT II The
cleared IOf formerly occupied b William +.
Wright nov dsc-As-Gt, and bring the HIui4-
vest cJrHer u the orange grOys, running thence
North u degrees, East seven chains and Effy
links, n q stake, thence gOrtheTSg along the
Rat side u The orange grove and continuing
10 the same dITectlOn o. the shore u sGid LAKE.
aHf thence SJuiherlY along The SHIRE q sad
Lake 70 . ace 81 beginning containing thirty
acres % 3AHd more " les.
T. y. CALHOUN,
SPECIAL Master in ChaucEFy.
HENRY 5TKUSZ, Reg.
Solicitor for Complainant
PHlatka, Fia- June =, EO. 5-2i-5t
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-30

S0stee II ApplilatiOa loE Tax DEED IL
deg s7etiDL : u chapter 4sss. Laws n
P.gE54z-
Eotiae is Eegsby given that Kelly
4 Co,. 2zEeszseg o. IzL certificate No.
81. dated lLe zad day d July 4. D..
I9yJ. has fled said 0srtiAc@ts n Mg Of
Gss and azs made application fOr TAX deed
~ IssEs il zceOu1znes with LzE. said csr-
.iGGzts eEaofzees tie following descri5@f
property situated In PGtLAm eDaGty,
P.griGz, :o-wit
81 q, ri and sEz, section =, tow
chip 80, range z5-zEy ares.
TIE salt land b@iGg assessed At the
dzls u the Issuance u saeh certificate
10 the name u UnEnDuE Unless
sa.d ssEtGMests shall b. redeemed a.
eyr4lng % lzE. tar deed wiL issIe there
Oh N the 9Th day u July l. D. 1876.
YFitnesz Eay Official signature and seal
this ! sth day Of June. 4. d. 1913
rSezI JOSEPH PRICE.
Cerk O.. Court Pgtuana County P!OEi1a,
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-30
REGULATION ".
PROHIBITION.


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t"r1IciaH fHr hW viii bs openly
,yaIrd becay.e o' TINT general d.
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rcaftafs.
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ygILCE OF APPLE- .ATLgN FDE
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The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-30
Notice Of Application PO- Per
NIT to Sell Liquors, Wines
and Beer.

Whesz4a, JshH b. Bingham Ezs 1bat VIA ~
E3sE4 II tHznsy CDaaza ssbJrers fgF F1tlaEa
CyEBfT Fkr -. be sEpllczii0a fnr permit %
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mt = u ssl4 G<s9BtT aHa STAT 49, eftizeE Il
s4cE slsg1GJL distFtcs nay sEsJW ea4s7st Il allg
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EGEi IN THssstsT ;ns 3sh dAY Sf July Il+'LIr WY
4tgea yerng .I.0Uly LGt pr granted
Sal JOGEpE PEICE.
GleFk BDzEd 90. COLa. F1ttlEE4 CO. fiDslfa
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE
Tar Dss1z CE1s- Ssrll1z = q CEAgEer

NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOE
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CLssE Great Cart, P.fEzlc O.. FaO-idz
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[ enc, ty.Iay who ua4 a son Or dauyll-
? III rat. not What sjs attitude. or.
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. afres tho. -tz,fe Il, tras.a ia Guided let
! ter. tf4 la..1U that iafetuyeraac.. il
. a ,iyfua AID r.ua -uilIuy an hor1ra-
HE f,a,-fues4"
/ Tie G-,sits-d stats Senator William
= fro aid ig a letter 10 SIR. Crane.
FfslI -..,.r..,sv,, h. fl,. Maine Chris
. ia, E,,.t,.r,or T,rff,u.
M dsiff,arafs fglyfasuut il that
tbera i. No. Egr.r man 10 bs. found
I ,lsu ,,,fr rytu-=Dllar and il ALI the
ygm.-all..r. In NaIte were In faiI.
the stat would b. ten Thousand
times better of than il Ii uOw. We
must rsfurInbrr that these men ar.
not only dealing out their poison.
but they are doing il IN violation "
Law
"D0Ds prohibition prohibit ~
Mniuf2 someone axis. II does. Al
ter ~ got the laW aud good amend
m"uts - u, We sang the dOxOlOgy
and rested from our labOrs But the
saloon men. always aggressive, alert
and A--ertiye, bought elections,
waited Oh officials, bribed yenal
officers, bDycOttcd good men and did
everything possible 10 uuliify the
law. Still TIE law, when sentiment
var lowest, was enforced IN 433
towns, plantations and cities, as
against 81 places where IL vas not.
Now the showing is much better.
OF the sixteen counties u our state
the law h. rigidly enforced in ten
and largely 80 iu the other six. Or
course there II some bOOt-legging,
but except 10 few places there are
no open bars. Many men in our
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For Sale!

The Yurgason place also gentle horse
eleven years old. phaeton. wagon, furni-
ture, crnckery, kitchen utensils. etc.
Rev. Il. j. YOUNG,
Lake Como. Fla.
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Collie, Cholera and
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-30
CHINESE NEATNESS.
The Man Is Clean Even If His Sur
roundings Arc Dirty.

roundings Arc Dirty.
Next time you are In Chinatown no
tice the finger nails of the inhabitants.
You will be surprised possibly to find
that they are generally as clean and
bright as though they had Just come
from the manicure.
AS are his finger nails so is the rest
of the Chinaman's body. 1t is one Of
the queer contradictions about this con-
Trajectory people that, although their
houses are usually surrounded by O
fringe of dirt and although they don't
take to modern sanitation a bit, they
are very cleanly In their personal
habits.
The daily bath Is an institution. A
bathtub is not necessary. Your China
man manages very we'll with a few
cupfuls Of water and a wash rag.
He completes his toilet by polishing
his long nails, and every day or so he
visits the barber, who shaves not only
the scanty hair on his face, but also
his head and the inside Of his ears.
If he can. afford 1t, the Chinaman puts
on clean blouse every day or two. 1t
is. no accident that these people are a
nation of laundrymen. 1t comes to
them naturally.-Washlng Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-30
TAFFY CANDY.
why II Becomes White Through
Pulling and Working.

Why IL Becomes White Through
Pulling and Working.
You have often wondered and have
even gone so far perhaps as to ask
your scientifically inclined friend why
candy or tafTy made from brown sugar
or even molasses becomes white by
pulling and working. The question is
not a hard one to find an answer for.
provided you look in the right place,
but It Is ten chances to one that you
have never seen a solution Of the enig-
ma in print. -
First, the exposure to the air and the
friction evaporate the strip. which
contains most Of the colOring matter,
and facilitate the oxidation of the
carbon in the sugar, which is always
white. Sugar contains eleven atoms
OF oxygen to twelve Of carbon and
eleven Of hydrogen. The strip drained
from this same sugar in the refining
process not only contains more or less
Of colorlEg matter, but has a smaller
proportion of oxygen 10 the amount Of
carbon.
Still another reason why taffy is
whitened by the pulling process is be-
cause It is in effect similar to crush
ing. Pure, clear rock candy, when
crushed. has it's powers Of absorbing
light destroyed or greatly impaired. the
pulverized portions rejecting all the
elementary colors in each ray. which.
Of course. results in the eye receiving
the impression OF white light.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-30

Ter expert from Cuba, who has been IN
New Orleans for several weeks, will
reach Pensacola this afternoon. His
visit to the city was arranged some
time since, and II is probable that he
will remain for only a few days, when
he will proceed to Cuba.
Mayor Bliss Talks.
Mayor Bliss, in speaking of the con-
dition, last night said after a CONSUL
tation with other officials:
Or. Porter has called on the city
for assistance for police officers II
carry out the plans for stamping out
the disease, and the same has been
cheerfully given to them. The cicy is
in the best sanitary condition 1t has
been for many years. though there ar
some places that still need attention
The City Board OF Health is more de
termined than ever that the unsanitary
places remaining shall be attended to
at once, notably among which is the
property near Wrlght's mill and also
near Herron's wharf
The chief fight to be made by Pen
sacolians is to destroy every mosqui
TO possible, with view to killing any
infected mosquito that might exist in
the city at present.
There will be no effort or means
spared to eradicate the disease It
once.
There is no one sick at the pres
ent time with the fever, that we know
of, and any danger that might come
from an infected person is passed,
and the only danger is from mosqui-
toes. / would advise all TO fumlgate
their homes with sulphur, as it is
sure Death to a mosquito.
THE public can be assured that
everything that occurs will be MADE
known to them, and that nothing
whatever will be hidden. There is
not the necessity, at the present time
/ for people TO get afraid and run away
as formerly, and there is no doubt
! but that we will be able to stamp out
] the disease here as 1t has been stamp
ed out in other places, such as in
Tampa, Montgomery, Lumberton,
and numerous other towns"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-30

The vegetable ivory of commerce is
an aIbuminous substance formed from
milky fluid in the fruit of a species
of palm indigenous to several parts of
Central and South America. but which
seems to flourish best in New Granada
and Peru. 1t corresponds to the meat
of the cocoanut, which latter is the
fruit of another species of palm. When
vegetable ivory nuts are ripe they are
covered with a brown skin and are
bean shaped, the interior being perfect
IL white and very hard.