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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-01
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FOR RENT.
Merely Existed.

A number Of lawyers were exchang-
ing stories of their experiences with
witnesses under examination. One of
the parties told the followings He was
questioning a witness and said: "You
have lived in New York a number of
years. How long7p lest twenty-five
years" where did you live before
that timer asked the lawyer, hoping
to prove an important point. Il didn't
live" replied the witness. II was sim
glew
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done. The Nina. the smallest vessel or
the feet, came TO the assistance Of the
flagship, but could not pull her of.
There was nothing left but an appeal
10 the savage monarch at Guarico.
Guacanagari sent ont a fiotilla of ca
noes. and so jealous and industrious
were his Indian subjects that every
article on the iil fsted ship was soon
carried ashore. the vessel itself dis
mantled and the wreekage carried to
Guarico.
Thus it came about that Columbus,
perforce. celebrated the first Christ
mas ever observed in the new world as
the guest Of an Indian King. Guacana-
cari received the Spaniards with the
deepest sympathy, even shedding tears
over their misfortunes and placing all
his possessions at their disposal He
ordered prepared q great feast Of ma
tive roots. eassava bread, maize, fish
from the sea and game from the woods
and so graeiously entertained them
that for the day they forgot they were
1000 miles from home.
After feeding the castaways with the
best they had the willing natives, at
their kings command, brought gold
and gave II 20 the Spsniards. A week
later. on New Years day, Columbus
gave a return banquet to the Indian
King. and then. having built a fort
with the aid Of the natives and left
therein a garrison 10 hold it against
mis- return, he and the greater part of
his men bosrded the Nina and sailed
away.
what a beautiful idyl Of the almost
prehistoric past, It is sad that history
has not escaped from telling its bloody
seosel. when Columbus came back
again from spain be found his fort
razed to the ground HIS soldiers. who
had bv their cruelty reused % ferOcity
even these peaceful children Of nature
were slain. cuacaazg1ri. the simple
minded king who had in his geaerosits
laid his reslu 81 TIE Spaalsras' fes-
was hunsea dovTa IKE a wili beast
He died IN s5-ne u-e1a7r.l ptsee II II
nouatairs CT his voo1ed isisnd. ar
Ala naa=lA 1-a-a -sst "a the sJrnrb
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WANTED

THOS. PEBLEY will buy your real
estate or will sell your real estate
in or out of Pensacola. VIII buy your
life insurance policies. VIII BUY
judgments VIII loan you money on
real estate, notes. salaries or other
acceptable security. in small or large
amounts. Will collect your accounts
Office, corner Palafox and Romano
streets. Phone $50. SOdec
WANTED-Two or three furnished
rooms in desirable locality, for light
housekeeping. Give location and
price. Address Everett" care Jour
nal office. 30dec3t*
WANTED-A position as bookkeeper
or general onice work, by a young
man OF experience, Address ID, care
Journal. 29declw"
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Not q nIt Lilse . cat.

Lady Yisitor-Your little girl seems
to be very much taken with me, Mrs.
Stepswell. Mrs. stepsweIl-Yes. and
she doesn't often take to strangers. You
think Mrs. Kippur is real nice. don't
you, Agnes? Agnes-You said she was
a cat. mamma. but she doesn't look a
bit like e.-Exchange.
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DRESSMAKINc

MISS CARLIN, a dfessmaker Of long
experience in Chicagos best dress
making establishments, viii call at
your house. make your gown and save
you the trouble of going out to be
fitted. Phone No. 1910. at the Briggs
House, 104 E. Wright street. decS
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The sldaIeht Promenade.

s0e-Henry! He-Huh? She-Just i'm
igine baby is one OF those sick friends
you SIT up ali night with.ZHarper's
HEEnr
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o'HaIIorsn q Co.'s Private Wire Re

The following quotations are fur.
nished by O'Hslloran & Co, successors
\ 10 the J. w. Moore Company, u East
Movement street, being received
over their private wire
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[. s. BROWN & CO,

Buy and sell Real Estate.
Rent, Lease Dwellings and Store
Houses.
Loan money on property.
Insure your property and rents.
SPECIAL.
5 350.00-Will buy II lots 3 blocks
from car line, West King
Tract.
$1050 .00-Will take a good 5-room cot
tage, E. Wright street.
$4,000 0-Takes a splendid building
lot on n. Barcelona st.
FOR RENT.
S2000-7-room, 2-story. bath and gas,
No. 222 N. Spring street.
$17.50-New store and dwelling COM
bined. Barn and outhouses,
corner Davis and Brainerd.
We want your business and will do
all in our power to merit your good
patronage.
We can sell your property and loan
your money 10 good advantage. Write,
call or phone us.
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Saturdays only.
Trains leave Fort Barrancas for
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
ZOE Steam plvIsion


Electric car will leave Pensacola
every hour from a. N. TO 10 p m.
inclusive, and Saturday night only az
IL p. m, and leave Big Bayou for
Pensacola every hour, at 1880, $3.50
and so on until 1890 p. m, with the
exception of the first car leaving Pen
sacola at \. m, which will, on re-
turning, leave the Big Bayou at 6:2O
a. N. and the D. N. car will leave
Big Bayou at 2:40 p. m.
The above Is the week day schedule,
which will begin Friday, April 10.
Electric car will leave Pensacola az
Z, 8, $3.50, $3.50. 1880. 1850. a. m, and
1880, 1850, $3.50, $3.50, 4:50. $3.50. $50.
8, 8 and 10 D. m, running through to
the Big Bayou. and Immediately re-
turning from Big Bayou to Palmetto
Beach will await arrival Of steam.
train from Pensacola and will then
run to Pensacola ahead Of the train
from Fort Barrancas.
The steam trains viii run as az
present, but will observe this electric
car schedule and will work in connee-
ton with 1t.
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LoST--A diamond ring in a green
plush case Reward for the return.
R. Gray, care Journal. 1janlw'
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Fisher Real Estate Agency.
LESLIE E. BROOKS.
Real Estate.
Rents and Loans.
INVESTMENTS.

l have a few lots within two blocks
of the Saunders Mill Co.'s plant for
sale at once for $4,000 per lot. If you
have part cash will build you a
house on these lots, to be paid for on
the installment plan. Call and see
me at once, as these are only offered
for a short time.
lots, East Cervantes ......S $50 90
$ lots, 9th avenue and Strong 800 90
y block near Mr.. Clubbs's
placed car line .... 1900 90
(Above lots in single lots att 200 90
HOMES.
5-room house, 405 E. Gregory,
all modern conveniences $4,000 90
5-room house, Little Bayou =. 1000 90
6-room house, Hayne street ..2000 90
4-room cottage, Ill South De-
VilIiers ................ 1000 90
S-room house. corner Gregory
and 9th avenue. All modern
conveniences ..,.......... $500 60
INVESTMENTS.
2 houses, renting for $1,000
per year 500 w
Brick store, Tarragona street,
rents for $4,000 per month. 1000 90
2 houses, renting for $1,000
per month ..........,..,. IT'S 90
4-room house, renting for $40
per month ..........! 900 90
FOR RENT.
If you don't see what you want in
above list call and see. me. List your
property with me for sale or rent; |
make quick sales and collect rents
promptly.
Money to lend on real estate secur-
ity. If you want interest on your
money, can place it at g per cent.
Fisher Building, 2o4t5 s. PaIafox.
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SAILMAKER.

J. H. PORTER, sailmaker, TIC South
Palafox street. Orders taken for
tents, awnings, camp stools and house
cots. etc. Prices reasonable. 31jan
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Pensacola, St. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co.
STEAMER TARPON.

EIRST.CLASS PASSENGEk AMI
FREIGHT SERVICE
between.
PENSACOLA. MOBILE, APALAcHL
COLA, cARRA5ELLE, ST. AN.
DRSWs, MELVILLE,
SCHEDULE.
And all points on ST. Andrews gay.
carrabelIe and ApaIachicoIa.
Leave Pensacola Sunday, $3.50 n
n, for Mobile, Ala.
Leave Pensacola. Tuesday, $3.50 "a
m. for st. Andrew. Millville, Aps.
lachicola, Carrabelle and intermediats
points.
For additional inform ton apply to
J. R SAUNDERS.
e. r. COBB, President.
Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agent,
Pensacola, Fla.
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F0R SALE-One Monarch and one
Cleveland bicycle, almost new; also
WINCHESTER rife. Address p. O. Box
a. CITY. 2Iseps
CHICKEN WHEAT produces eggs.
Makes fowls especially web Favored
The cheapest food TO be found. F. s.
MeIlen 6 Co. Phone Ss4. Loot
FOR SAILS lots on North Palafox
street, 16 10 &c inclusive. block lg7
CLAMP Tract. l. e. Brooks. octa7
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Eoard and Rooms

TWO ROOMS-Furnished with use
of phone, 1109 East Gadsden St
1ian1m
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New York COTTON Marker.

New York, Dec S1.-The cotton ex-
change viii be closed Monday on &C.
count Of the New Year holiday.
Wheat and Corn.
Chicago, Dec. S1.-The closing prices
to-day on wheat and corn were as
follows:
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WANTED Secondhand Corn, Oat
ana cotton seed meal sacks. Out of
town shipments solicited. Write US.
F. 5. Mellen & Co. 2Cmarch1m
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BOARD AND ROOMS for two gentle
men or couple. Mrs. J. L. Creary,
II w. LaRua street. Phone sos.
4dec1mS
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HELP WANTED

CIRCULARS and sample distributors
wanted everywhere. No canvassing.
Good pay. Cooperative Advertising
Co., New York. 1jan1ts
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miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE.

FOR ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS per head, we will haul out
dead horses. COWS, etc. Leave. orders
at 136 East Intendencia. Herring
Bros. 3feb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-01

WHERE do you buy your groceries
and what do you pay for them? Do
you know if you buy from a large store
who has high rent plenty of clerks, lots
of expense. who pays for that? You, of
course. Now, Meyer, on the square,
has as nice a stock of groceries as
can be found anywhere in the city. but
not so much expense. Do you think
he can sell cheaper. You know he can.
Nice fish Roe, Fancy Roll Beef, Sauer
Kraut, Gallon jug OF Fancy Country
Syrup including jug so cents. Choice
yellow yam sweet potatoes 80 cents
bushel. Feed stuffs of all kinds,
staple and fancy groceries. Phone 71S
corner Government and Alcaniz. Meyer
on the Square. 2Sdee1w
FOR SALE-Lunch car, equipped Cor
business and making good money.
Apply to S. Bosso, Pensacola, Fla.
27dec1ms
FOR SALE-Stalding timber. 100000
to 500, 900, feet " mile from rail-
road. For particulars address pitch
Pine" care this. ONCE. l4dec1m'
WALL PAPER-And interior decora-
lions always on hand. A good sup
ply of Wall paper, Moulding, etc.
Quick sales, good work and small
profits. E. B. Wells. No. 10 East In
tendencia street. Phone us.
FOR SALE-Tei registered Berk-
shire pigs Best breeding and
quality. White Plymouth Rock
chickens and eggs at all times.
Answering inquiries a pleasure. Pine
Grove Stock Farm, Chipley, Fla. Carl
SetterIind, Prop. oct22
FOR SALE-Vey fast racing sail.
boat in good clndition, $500; ore
boiler and heater for bath room; l
secondhand square piano and pool
table. Address Edmund Hail. sep21
FOR SALT-Ch,ice building lots at
Goulding, Pensicola's manufacturing
suburb. The property is desirably To-
Gated and lots will be sold on easy
terms to suit purchaser. Titles guar.
auteed. Call o. address r. w. Sub
lett, Pensacola. Fla. 9jan
INST RECEIVED-Large shipment of
imnorted Olive OIL Retail by pint
gallon or larger quantity. G. Morasso
& Co. shipchaldler and grocer, 7Ol
South Palafox. 26Jun.
GO TO TURTdN for all sizes films.
Cameras loaded and unloaded free
of charge. He makes best photo
graphs in the south. 32 years a lead
er. lSJan.
FOR SALE-scveral hundred acres
fine land jua outside Pensacola,
several sectioni farming and grazing
land. millsite AID town blocks at and
near DeFuniaki Springs. Phone 2s5.
or write P. o. Box 37S, Pensacola,
fla. 11sep
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THE RENTAL BUSINESS is our
specially and your business Will
have careful attention. ID. Hale VIII
son & Co.
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uOnlng his men
TO keep a care
full lookout. But
the men, too.
were tired with
constant vigils,
and they fell
asleep, leaving
the helm Of the
flagship TO the
-charge,of a boy
The winds were
balmy ZeDhyrs,
laden with the
sweet odors OF
the tropical for
est, and there
was no intima-
ton Of impend-
ing danger. All
at once the
treacherous cur
rent, which has
since wrecked
many a gallant
ship. forced the
Santa Maria
upon q reef. and
there she stuck.
90 the terror of
the youthful
helmsman and
the suddenly
awakened crew.
The admiral,
feeling the
shock. rushed to
the deck, but
too late. The
damage was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-01

WANTED-Young man wants posluoh
as junior drug clerk, or viii do any
other kind OF work. Address Z. =.
Coleman, Mt. Willing, Ala. 27declw
DECORATING BvERGREENs i
have the agency OF Geo. w. Cald-
well, OF Evergreen, Ala. Will NIL all
orders for S. w. SmilaX, Magnolia,
Holly wreath, gray moss, palm crowns,
Alabama coral. Will fill orders on
short notice. Apply lis North Spring
st. Miss Annie Jordan. 21dec1m
TO COLLECT. your rents. Prompt,
careful, and energetic attention given
TO business. Monthly statements rend-
cred. Fisher Real Estate Agency. dis
IF you WANT WOOD Phone 62S 70
Brooks's wood yard. dec14
BLEDSOLE-Ihe upholster. will lay
your carpet, mating or hnoleum ca
short notice. Furniture packed for
shipping Repairing or srehnishing.
% West Government, or phone No.
799. dec1l
WANTED Secondhand Corn, oat
ana cotton seed meal sacks. Out of
town shipments solicited. Write us.
F. S Mellen & Co. 2Gmarch1m
THE RENTAL BUSINESS is our
specially and your business Will
have careful attention. ID. Hale VIII
son & Co.
SECONDHAND CLoTHING-Highest
price paid for all kinds second
hand clothing. No. West Intenden-
cia. opposite New Orleans Grocery Co.
i. r. BINGHAM wants your moving
and hauling He guarantees all break.
age. Phone $50.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE, House
hold Articles. Jewelry and any sale
able Article wanted. We pay cash
for it. Address P. o. Box 353, City.
16dec
WANTED-To make your fruit and
pound cake. Cream candy q spe-
cialty Satisfaction guaranteed. Ring
422 or leave orders at Sot Gains
store. Mrs. z. T. King. l0nov1m
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SECONDHAND CLoTHTNG-Highest
price paid for all kinds second
hand clothing. No. 9 West Intenden-
ella, opposite New Orleans Grocery Co.
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a. r. BINGHAM wants your moving
and hauling He guarantees all break.
age. Phone $50.
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WANTED-To make your fruit and
pound cake. Cream candy a spe-
cialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ring
422 or leave orders at Sol Gains
store. Mrs. z. T. King. 10nov1m
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EOuOV1mT
BAY HOTEL-Open night and day.
European plan. Rooms light and
clean. Transient trade solicited, 575-
$40 South Palafox. JOS. S. Nicolau,
prop. 6noY,
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for rent
Privilege Of phone and bath. 800
Hayne street. 1jan1m
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IF YOU WANT WOOD Phone 62S 20
Brookss wood yard dec14
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE, House
hold Articles. Jewelry and any sale
able Article wanted. We pay cash
for it. Address P. o. Box 353, City.
16dec
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TO COLLECT. your rents. Prompt,
careful, and energetic attention given
TO business. Monthly statements rend-
cred. Fisher Real Estate Agency. dis
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WELL-ESTABLISHED new rooming
house, furnished or unfinished. 21s
blocks from postoffice. Owner leaving
city Apply 223 w. Intendencia.
31dec1moS
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Pensacola Cotton Market

Furnished by c. GunteI Elmore, z.
Q. B. Cotton BrokerO
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New York Stock Market.

New York, Dec. 31.-Following are
the closing prices in the principal
stocks stocks to-day:
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, up stairs.
with privilege OF hot and cold
bath and telephone. AIS West Greg
DRY street. Phone S65. 15dec1m
A FURNISHED ROOM-Southern ex-
posture. Bath, gas and telephone.
Apply Mrs. A. E. McDavid, $40 West
Gregory. 7dec
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WHAT SANTA CLAUS SAYS
About our laundry work is the opinion
of one who has years and experience
to back him; therefore it goes" and
you will find as he has. that we keep
our promises, treat our customers
right and clean and do up their linen
in a style irreproachable for neatness
and finish.
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Hayne street. 1jan1m
ACCOMMODATIONS for few board.
ers op North Hill, l block from car.
Modern conveniences. Reasonable
rates. Cor. Barcelona and DeSoto. 3dec
FOR RENT-Two rooms upstairs,
furnished for light housekeeping.
3Ol West Chase. declS
BOARD AND ROOMS-South and
west exposure. New house, modern
conveniences, 1 block from car line.
Also table board. SIS West Belmont
street. 30dec1mS
FURNISHED ROOMS with privilege
OF light housekeeping. New house,
new furniture, PIP w. Gregory st.
31dec1m*
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
by the, week or month. $40 per
month. Mrs. NJ. j. Conway, 107 w.
Intendencia. 9july
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COOP SIZE BOYS wanted to carry
newspaper routes. Apply circula-
ton manager, Journal office. dec23
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WANTED-Young man wants position
as junior drug clerk, or will do any
other kind Of work. Address c. Z.
Coleman, Mt. Willing, Ala. 27declw
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Near midnight. weary with watching,
Columbus had retired to his cabin. eau
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WANTED-Good house boy Apply
Corner Baylen and Gonzalez streets.
3Idec3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
81 WEDDING A SURPRISE,
Miss Berry Married and Then
Notified Her Parents,
Especial to The 'rlmes-plspatch.)

y Especial 10 tbs 'lIMeH-41IkPNtcH,l .l.TIN
BEDFORD CITY, VA, September 2d.-
Miss Annie Davis Berry. eldest daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Z, p, Berry, was united
to Mr.. Robert ~ Rurkett, Of Hattleshurg,
Miss, this afternoon at st, Joints Church
rectory Rev. Dallas Tucker oficlat.lng,
tho family and friends Of the young lady,
though there was no opposition to the
union Mr. Burkett arrived Monday for
a visit to his flance, and they deo!ded to
avoid the delay and publicity OF q we'd
ding and this afternoon drove to the
rectory and were married. The bride
telebhoned her parents the step she had
taken, and the two then drove TO- her
home. They will leave Friday for their
future horne In mississippi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
III both sides. but strange to say, no

@E.53s. seT
on both sides. but strange to say, no
bones werc broken. e 3a
At 1880 o'clock Ii the morning the.
ambulance was called to No. IL South
Laurel street, where Mr.. Roy WILKINSON
was suffering from several bruises caused
,by an old shed falling upon him.
ITenry Gloscow, IL negro mar, wh ~
watering Ills horse, TINT was hitched 70
d delivery wagon, got his feet enttangled
.in@tho relns, and when the animal SUD tGi.
denly broke into q run up Leigh street
Yesterday, afternoon, the negro "A vas
dragged for several yards. HIS rig Mt lee
was broken. Drg1Vltten treated him ana
took him to Or. Prices office, where the
fracture was set M III
At 4 :05 yesterday afternoon W =, l.e.I
Pilcut, ia negro employe OF the Afnerlc'lI,
Cigar Company, at Twenty-fourth ana
Cary Streets. got his finger Caught N
d machine The finger was cut OF 5 cioso
to tho hand. Aid 81 q d, ~
Mr.. James Thomas, n brick mason VINO VINO
was working on n building near seven
itecnth and Franklin Streets. met WITH
thor a peculiar accident yesterday AZ
rternoon. lie had stopped over to PICK up
II tool. when Il negro. carrying q n, hod @
bricks above him. trippcd, and the en- EC, 4
Hire load OF briclts fell upon his head ntl
Nh THOMAS was rendered unconscious u"
Hc was taken into@a nearby drug 9 gt,,t
tnnd the ambulance summoned. IT. WY !.
ten took four stitches IN q wound 1ll ~ 5 is
head. wa s.sF 35t5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
MANY CHARTERS GRANTED.
a Busy Day for the Corporation
Comn,ission5 Was Yesterday.

The State Corporation Commission yesterday
Germs germs to DO business in virginia. They were
y Ha aoHwsir Cafe. Incorporated Principal
MauEhwout pres!dent; il HsughY9as y! s..
49, of Mr9h ssag ssss M ssa s
nc 9''sl1ess q cafe
aesyk AhS aets StS rrns-
a G Ss.s MSss and y aosrs
Yausha Il Gonsoly9 sfe g;
soeE ass ~ e Sfsk
Objects and purp , 10 construct, MAINTAIN
a s,a ansn4as satssy msalca spoon Company
lnsospesstea Pr!nspS olf!ss, NSffo'k s NSr
sloeR Sss!mHm s9Sso; !, # adss ma aSSo5
any any and iii kinds q Patents pa,rl,lcaarly
psV5Gn!, iosssa Coal and limbo
FrpfpMa Ps A1 plss-
!H9sH!a asssSs + $rsS
ssp!Ss5e s Ssst. M MA parnosss a" gen.
srsi soal and timber bnSIness; 4, !, ! Z,
pS s's F lEss s ose Sasss Henry
va dsersr nS rsI
nrees5ni fG sioek ssa
os!sss Ra9 bsI'Jnss 70 eopau''
Peoples Fire insurance Corporation, nrlnc.-
nal office, Norfolk, interpretation. 4 T. =,
president u, r. Crockett, secretary; az ,d q
Norfolk cap.al sSeh; Mn ak n,,,o,s soVg9 W
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secretary; Mrs, Il. Bunting Jenes treasurer
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