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doing of all things necessary or con
yenient to the businesses aforesala
3. The amount of capital stock
authorized is Ten Thousand Dollars
1O,OOO.OO), to be divided into one
hundred (1O0) shares Of the pal
value of One Hundred Dollars
100000 each, all Of which is TO Dc
paid for in cash.
4. The term for which the said
corporation shall exist is the period
of ninety-nine 1897 years.
5. The business Of the corpora
ton is to be conducted by a Presi-
dent, a Vice President and a Score
tary and Treasurer, and a Board OF
three CD Directors, to be elected at
the regular annual meetings of the
corporation. to be held on the first
Wednesday in January of each year.
Until the first election, the officers
who are to conduct the business OF
the corporation shall be. Marion
Curry. President, ]. R. Outlaw, Vice
President and Clinton Griffin, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, which three in
dividuals shall constitute the Board
OF Directors.
b. Inc nlSn6SJ amount VI 4HuS'O'
ednes,s or liability to which the cor
pOration can at any time subject IT.
self, is One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars $500, 100000.
Z. The names and residences Of
the subscribers, and the amount OF
stock subscribed for by each. are as
follows:
Marion Curry, Valdosta, Georgia,
20 shares.
J. r. Outlaw, Yaldosta, Georgia, 10
shares.
Clinton Griffin, Pensacola, Florida
20 shares.
(Sgd) MARION CURRY,
J. r. OUTLAW,
- CLINTON GRIFFIN,
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gether with D. A. Frank, R Bicb,.,
and A Eliasburg, shall constitute 81 !
Board Of Directors. '"7
6. The highest amount Of indab-.s
ness or liability to which the cor1 1,..'
ton can at any time subject itsaIf q.
Fifty Thousand Dollars $50 .O0d 66'
Z. The names and residences Off,
subscribers, and the amount of So
subscribed for by each, are as fo1ro1.-N
A. A. Ericsson, Selma, Alabama y
shares.
John C. Avery, Pensacola, FIo-f4s
Is shares.
E. c. Melvin. Selma, Alabama =
shares.
D. A. Frank, Selma, Alabama. :
shares.
R. Richard, Selma, Alabama =
shares.
A. Eliasburg, Selma, Alabama q
shares.
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] j RIsDICTION
IN ELECTION
CONTESTS
Chairman Fletcher Says County
Committees Must First Con-
duct Investigations.

The state Democratic executive
committee at its meeting held in Jack
sOnVIlle, adopted a resolution which
provides that hereafter all contests
Tor state senators and representatives
shall be settled by that committee,
mus relieving the county committee
OF any little obligation or RESPONSE
bll1ty they may have to settle their
home affairs at home, and with the
evidence that is easily accessible. OF
course there is neither law nor pre-
cedent for such high-handed proceed
ure on the part Of the state democrat
&c executive committee, and it is up
to the rank and file of the party to
say what they are going to do about
it.-Leesburg Commercial.
Referring TO the above article in
the Leesburg Commercial and some
what similar utterances in other pa
pers predicting trouble by reason of
t1e acton of the state committee at
its last meeting, regarding contests
by candidates for the house and SEN
ate, Hon. D. U. Fletcher, chairman of
the state democratic committee, said
in the Jacksonville Times-Union:
The Commercial and several other
papers appear to be laboring under a
mistake as to the meaning of the state
committee and the effect of its action.
1t has not been determined, as seems
supposed, that hereafter all contests
Tor state senators and representatives
shall be settled by that (the state)
committee. thus relieving the county
committees.
All contests by candidates for the
house of representatives and senate
must be conducted, as heretofore. be-
fore the county committees. 1t has
simply been decided by the state COM
mlttee that these shall be regarded as
state offices, and therefore, an appeal
will lie from the county committee
to the state committee. The latter
will not, as heretofore, entertain even
such appeal unless and except the con-
test shall be first made, considered
and passed upon by the county COM
mittee.
After that, as section Is of the
primary election law provides, in the
case of any candidate may file his
protest with the state committee, and
the chairman Of the state committee
will then call for a certified CODY of
the evidence offered before, and the
decision by, the county committee,
and these VIII be placed before the
state committee, which may approveI
of the action of the county committee
or may. after investigation and hear
ing, reverse or alter that decision.
in other words, the action of the
state committee means that, contestingI
for these Offices, just as
the law provides for any state office, /
shall have the rf2ht to appeal from
the action of the county committee to
the state committee.
"The situation is somewhat analog-
Gus to our courtB-the county commit
tees being the court originally hearing
and deciding the case, and the state
having only appellate jur-
isdiction as to contests by such candi-
dates. When the matter is thorough
ly understood, l think there will be
found no cause for friction.
81 apprehend that unless a clear
case arises, calling emphatically for
committee action, the decision of the
county committee will not be disturb
ed"
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500 REWARD

A reward of 800 will be gwen f--
the capture of Jaqe Haney, ESCAPED
from convict camp. Description 3
feet Z inches; $50 pounds; Medium
build; age 81; carriage erect; brown
eyes, black hair; complexion black.
medium forehead; medium ears; round
nose; medium mouth; good teeth,
round chin; short neck; square shoU.-
ders; length of feet 10 inches; waco.
nation scar on left arm.
warm BROTHERS CAMP,
Cantonmen-
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STATE OF ALABAMA,
COUNTY OF DALLAS

Personally before the unde-sl--a+
appeared A. EIias5urg. D. A. Frank. r.
Richard and E. c. Melvin. ear- n,
whom acknowledged his signature 70
the foregoing instrument and tha. The
same is his act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 7 have
hereunto set my hand and affixed ms
official seal, this 5th day of June. A. d.
1905.
(Signed) r. P. ANDERSON.
(SeaD Notary Public
My commission expires August, 100.
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF ESCANBIA.

Personally before the und7rs.crat
appeared A. A. Ericsson, John c. Ave-
each Of whom acknowledged his sign
ture to the foregoing instrument. ann
that the same is his act and deed
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 7 5ar,
hereunto set my hand and affixed nv
official seal, this 4th day Of June A
D., 1906.
OSigned) z. r. RURGOYNF
(SeaD Notary PrF-r,
My commission expires Oct. l.. I..,
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" J. r. OUTLAW,
- CLINTON GRIFFIN

Personally before the undersigned
appeared Marion Curry, J. r. Outlaw
ard Clinton Griffin, known TO me TO
be the individuals described, and &C
knOwledged the foregoing to be their
signatures, and that the foregoing is
their act ana deed for the uses and
purposes therein stated.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal, this LIST day Of June, A
D., 1906.
E. r. BURGOYNE,
0SEAL) Notary Public.
My commission expires Oct. II. 1908.
Caw-4w.
An Ordinance to amend Section 1927
Three Hundred and Twenty Two
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MtsundeFatOOd.

Farmer-Where have you been all
this time? And where's the old chest
nut mare? Didn't you have her shod.
as told you? Jarge-Shod! Law, no.
master! bin a-buryin' she. Didn't
think thee said 'shot "-London Globe
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gress by Representative Clark to d.
vert 100000 from the fund for the
reclamation of lRGs to be used in
draining the Everglades of Florida. A
few bowls from the Florida Press
Bureau are, now in order.
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But Little Satisfaction.

The rank and file Of the Democracy
may derive some pleasure from the
fact that planks from their platform
are being placed on the statute book,
but the leaders would be happier if
their own names were on the govern
ment pay rOll.-iWashington Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09
Unlimited Demand.

Chicago students of cookery are
graduated now with certificates that
they are competent TO cook for a man
whose income is SO a week and keeI
him well nOurished and happy. The
school will have to run overtime to
keep up with the demand.-Philadel
phia Ledger.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that on the 5th day
of November, A. D., 1906, l will pre-
sent to the Honorable County Judge
of Escambia County, Florida, my &C
counts and vouchers as guardian Of
the estate of Genevieve ParkhilI. a
minor, and make application for a final
discharge from said guardianship.
May End, 1906
E. G. MAXWELL
Oaw6w. Guardian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09

Boarding house hash has been dis
tsnced as far as mystery is concern
ed, by the Chicago stock yards
product
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Easy for Nick.

As Representative Nicholas Long.
worth has been on the right side of
Uncle Joe Cannon for long time, he
probably had no difficulty in getting
leave Of absence for the rest of the
sessiOn.-New York Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09

The following is offered as an in
fallible cure for a bad cold by the
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Get a large bottle of Irish whisky.
put an old hat on the foot OF the
bed, then get in bed your self aud
drink until you see two old hats or
one new one!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09

We can now believe the follow
who said he found a piece of brass
labeled ''Fido" in a link of packing
house sausage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09
PRESS POINTERS
AND CURRENT COMMENT
&%%&&@@ss%% ssg q "a s & 4 II
Foxy Tom Johnson.

We infer that Tom Johnson will
stand for reelection as mayor Of Cleve.
land. He has had a great score board
erected on a city lot upon which to
post. the returns Of the ball games
Houston Post.
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silly Season Open.

The silly. season opens boomingly,
With stories of Japan's intention TO
force China into a war for purposes of
loot. We shall next hear that the
dairy trust has annexed the moon as
a source of green cheese-New York
Tribune.
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STATE OF FLORIDA.
COUNTY OF FIS~ATWTRIA

Personally before the uuder=l--sf
appeared A. A. Ericsson. John c. Aver.
who being sworn says each for himself
that it is intended in good faith 1
construct. maintain and operate .ta
railroad mentioned in the within pro-
posed charter.
OSigned) A. A. ERICSSON.
(Signed) JNO. c. AVERY.
Sworn to and subscribed before NE
this 4th day Of June, A d.. 1906.
CSigned) E. r. BURGOYNE.
(Seal) NOtarv Public
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09

While millionaires are by nc
means as plentiful in the House OF
Representatives as in the Million
aires Club" otherwise known as the
United States Senate, there are a
number Of gentlemen therein whose
wealth is enumerated in seven figures.
John r. Andrews, Of New York leads
of with S3O,OOO,0OO, and Speaker
Cannon bfings up the rear with q
paltry $1,OOO,OOO. The list Of repre-.
sentatives who are worth $1,000, 900
or more is as follows.
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w. T. BIDWBLL.
JACKSON BRANDON.
JNO. MASSEY.
State of Florida,

State of Florida,
Escambia County.
Before me, a notary public in and
for the State of Florida, personally ap.
peared W. T. Bidwell, Jackson Bran
don and John Massey, to me well
known to be the individuals describ-
ed in and who executed the foregoing
Articles of Incorporation and several
ly acknowledged before me the execu-
ton thereof for the uses and purposes
therein expressed.
In Witness Whereof. / have here
unto set my hand and affixed nv Off
cial seal this 31st day of May, A. D..
1906.
CSeal VIM. R. QUINA,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January 16,
1908.
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The grafters should form a league
to protect endeavOr along their
chosen lines.
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Looks Rather Queer.

Well, yes, it looks queer to see the
house insisting on the insertion of a
court review clause in the meat in
spection bill passed by the senate
Boston Herald.
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II is limited that Parson ROckefel.
ier is viewing the earth preparatory
% constructing q fence around il.
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The lovely June bride has super
Ee6ed the sweet girl graduate in tn,
public eve.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09

The Bryan bandl wagon will have tt
be considerably enlarged if the rush
continues.
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New York RnscaIltv.

New York admits there is too much
work for one grand jury in that wick
ed town. Better ten grand juries than
that single guilty rascal should es-
cape-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Russia in the Lead.

Austria is having a crisis, but moth
ing it can show in that line is likely Il
distract attention from the superior
article on exhibition in Russia.-lChi-
cagO News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09

Don't cuss the weather man. He's
doing the best he can.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09

The tornado season has opened
auspiciOusly in bleedin' Kansas.
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A bill has been introduced in coz.
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Jno. E Andrus, n. Y. -. $50, OOO, 900
WIN. Mckinley, III. o.. e.. 1900, 900
VIM. R. Hearst, n. Y. -. =. 10000, 900
Geo. F. HUI, Penn. .. e.. 1000, 900
Edw. Dew. MorreH, Penn. 1000, 900
ThOs. B. Davis, W. V. zee. 5000. 900
Jos. c. Sibley, Penn. zee. 5000, 900
L. N. Littauer, n. Y. .... 5000, 900
Jacob Rupert, Jr., n. Y. 1000, 600
Everis A Hayes. Cal &C.. 5000, 900
Jas. w. WadswOrth, n. Y. 5000, 900
Jacob Beider, Ohio ..., o.. 100000
J.. Powers, Ne. -. e.. zee. 1000, 900
Jos. @. Cannon, H. o.. -. 1,OOO, 600
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We all pretend the fare is fine
An father says it's great.
But doesn't seem in cheerful mood
When he looks down at his plate
Paul Cook, in Birmingham Ag
Herald
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STATE OF ALABAMA,
COUNTY OF DALLAS.

Personally before the undersigned
appeared A. Eliasburg, D. A. Frank T..
G. Melvin and R. Richard. who being
sworn says each for himself thai i- IS
intended in good faith to cOnsr-lo..
maintain and operate the raiiro1
mentioned in the within prop0.-l
charter.
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Sworn to and subscribed before ne
this 5th day Of June. A. D.. 1906
CSigned) r.. p. ANDERSON.
tSeaD Notary PUblc.
9juneoaw4w.
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THE MEAT BOYCOTT.

We don't eat beef at our house
Pa says it. isn't good.
Instead of that we feed upon
The latest breakfast food.
While mother leans tn shredded corn
Big Sis takes mangled straw
An father lives on Brain Compost
The sort that's eaten raw.
The rest of us have favorites
We eat three times a da-,
From strangled oats and pine saw
dust
To desiccated hay.
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THE PRESIDENT WILL
HEAR FROM CATTLEMEN
Savannah News.

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The following figures show The Pm
sacola Journals circulation for -ac'
day during the month Of May, ~.
with the average number Of r'.-'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
Gossip from stageIand.

Mrs. Patrick Campbell, who was 20 have
made a tour OF this country, beginning
early IN the new year, has abandoned that
intention and will remain In England.
Eleanor Robson will give up Susan In
Search Of q Husband" this week and will
present another new play at the Liberty
theater, New York. II Is the Clyde Fitch
play which she gave here for a few per-
fOrmances last season, The Girl Who Has
Everything"
Thomas Jefferson, son Of the late Jo-
seph Jefferson, has made arrangements u
present his fathers version Of RIP Van
will himself appear In the name part The
entire play viii be given In French. IN
Guiding Mr.. JeffersOn's rOls.
Tyrone Power, best remembered here for
his work as Judas several years ago with
Mrs. E1sks IN Mary OF Magdala," will
be seen IN vaudeville for the remainder OF
the season. He will play a strong sketch,
now being prepared for him Edith Crane,
his wife, and one or two other players
will constitute his support
The ashes OF Emile GOA are 20 be trans
ferred 20 the Pantheon for burial 81 the
French Senate has determined upon. The
Pantheon b. a magnificent structure In tha
Quarter Latin, originally church, but
now designed as the burial place for noted
men Of France Victor Hugo was the first
man 20 be- hon0red by burial there.
Lulu CHASER will be seen In a straight
comedy role within few weeks. Like
Francis Wilson, With whom she was as
ISOLATED % many years, che has determined
% foTaake the light opera held for the
higarr planes OF dramatic andoavor, HaI
nsu play WI - called ''Iha 1855 Ciab'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09

Father Duoey testimonial. and again on
December II in the Broadway theater at
the Barnabee-MacDOnald benefit
The engagement Of Madame Butterfly"
which has been in progress for several
weeks at the Garden theater In New York.
has been extended for two weeks and will
run until December p. This will give II
nifty performances In New York The Eng-
lish production Of this Puccini masterpiece
has met with universal praise. The entire
company viii go on tour after the New
York engagement has been completed
Clay Clement who recently brought out
a play built about the character OF sam
Houston and the incidents leading up to
the Mexican war, Will revive the play at
New Orleans. He Is booked for a stay OF a
month in the southern metropolis, and in
that time will revive Several OF his former
successes. He will inauguTate the new
ShubeTt theater In that city under whose
management he has now placed himself
Miss Lorna Elliott has resigned as lead
ing woman Of the Woodward Stock com
TO take this step by her falling health
Since coming TO Omaha she has suffered
from nervous affection which has at times
almost incapacitated her During the last
week she stuck TO her work despite the
orders Of her physician that she should
remain at home. Miss Elliott will leave the
company after the performances on sat
urdafs December X, and viii return TO
her home IN New York to rest She viii
be succeeded by Miss Constance Adams
young woman Of much experience on the
stage, Who viii make her first appearance
on Suuuayr december y Miss Adams has
been with the FrOhman organization and
Is not a stranger IA Omaha. having been
seen here with AIR. SOthern in IF I Were
King" and with Mr.. BellsW IN a Geu-
tleman Of France. She has had stock
experience with the Walter Clark Bell ~
organization OF Washington. and cJmes
very well recommended. Miss Adams Is OF
good family, her father being Judge Fred
criCk Adams OF the district court OF New
Jersey, aud one OF the best known furists
I'm the state. Her pictures show her 10
be young and COmely. Measrs. Woodward
q Burgess greatly regret that Miss Elliott
has been compelled 10 give up her work
az the Burwo0d and her frlands viii part
with her very reluctantly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09

When Melba appeared at Covent Garden
two weeks ago In the ball room scene OF
la Travtata" she simply glittered with
diamonds. Breaking away from the ira,
dltional costumes OF Vioetta, she appeared
IN one OF Worth's creations OF the period
Of 1850. bedecked with a wonderful breast
ornament, which formed hut a part, her
remarkable collection being valued at
=, 5o,CcO. Two detectives are on guard all
the time the Jewels leave their strong
box, detectives specially selected for the
post. and their qualifications include a
knowledge Of every jewel thief in Europe
Der p.
The same house as New York has ac-
corded Nine. SCmbrich for several years
with Isidore blackstone at the piano she
again faced her several hundred friends.
II was rather refreshing 10 find that Nine.
Sembrich, like every one else living, Is
only human; consequently during the first
part of the program she suffered from eX>
IRENE nervousness and showed II in every
ont the same Old brilliant artist. and posi-
lively bewitched every one with the beau
ties which have been noted often before
and which do not seem to grow less as
time goes on. She IS one OF the most valu>
able teachers that this country has the
opportunity 70 enjoy. The Baldwin plano
was literally buried IN the acres OF flowers
offered as tributes from admiring friends,
That LuCkstone offered the most perfect
accompaniment possible Il Is needless 70
state There Is only one blackstone.
All musicians nowadays are expected 10
speak German and French but few Amer,
fcans can speak them we'll Nine. Olga
Samarom, the pianist, learned 20 speak
German when She learned English as a
baby and one hearing her speak would
not know that she was not German born
and bred Going to school IN France as a
young girl and living there until she was
a Young woman has given her equal per-
lection IN French. A Russian marriage
took her 10 Russia for several years and
that has given her that difficult Language
while various long stays In Italy have ems
abed her 10 speak italian. n not like a
native, at any rate far better than the
average foreigner. Nine. SamarOn Is n
natural linguist Il being the easiest OF
tasks for her % learn "a new language
/ This she attributes partly 70 her mixed
descent. Her father "a OF Dutch stock and
the Dutch are notable hnguists. Her
mother IS ~ mixed German and Russian
stock AS Nine. SaIlaron says. there
would be something very seriously the
matter With her Y ans were lot . sod
] linTuist.