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List of Letters,

Unclaimed Letters remaining in the
O:angeburg p st Oft1oe fJr week end
Ing My TN 1906:
Mss Annie Aidjor Oharlie Abbott
Mrs. Juta Aibber, Mrs Julia Ayers ,
Mrs e .betn Amaker.
Mre. Linear B Jltin.
M ss Clartc, Ouller, Miss Cl1ra Cul.
Ter, Miss Ada Ball Champion.
Miss Alice Douglass, Miss Ele ror
Dt:k,o Miss Kate Dursnt, Miss
Bertha DISH.
George E lis, Mrs. E NINA Easter
lin.
Eva Flake.
Mas D,rs Gray, Elliott G.aden,
J:sl Clover.
L. G House, James Harrison, Miss
Ise bel er Hart, Mrs George Hargsst,
Willie H.rdt, Miss Maggie Hsines.
Frank Johnson, Mrs Battle JeffAr-
SOD, Miss Cathe line Jsff,,st, ] Ibn J
Jamison, Mrs. Cameal Jamlson, Nc
J,ff.rS)n
Frauk Keller.
j. O. Martin, Mis- Florrue M 1rph.
David Miller, Clarence Mafcls, Mss
Mtnrie Middleton, SAMUEL Micl al,
J. s. Mullen. Miss EN- ma McNeaI.
Henry o vlso.
J. @ @ lick.
CARRIED r cb, Jewey Rich.
lceam Salle,, joe Scot', Mr. sif
teen, Mis' Rosa 5 aJers, Mrs. Andra
Salley, Miss Sallie Smith, A. W.
Smith, Mss Vorow Smith,.
NJ s. Lli1da Wnetstone, Miss
HaGtle Williams.
P rsons calling for the above letters
will Say they are advertised.
A. D. Webster, T. NJ.
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The JuLo TrusL.

The folio wing preamble and resolu-
tion, Of RED by Mr.. E N. Chisoln,
was adopted by the OranGeburg Cot
ton Assoc alton on Saturday:
Whereas, Toe effJrt TO curtail the
production of cotLon By decreasing
the acreage, Is meeting with only
partial SUCCESS and 1t being absolutely
necessary to curtail production or In
crease com unption, If the farmer Is
to real q remuneratiVe price for his
cotton, and
Whereas, The Trust has raised the
price of JuIe produ,ts nearly 30 per
cent this year, whicn the farmer will
b. cllled upon to pay, and
Whereas The Sou mem Wholesale
Grocers Association, at their last
q ,nual meeting, unaoim ;usly passed
4 resoiu Ion endorsing tine use OF Cot
t n Covering for all products handled
by them, suoh as sugar, salt, grain
81, be 1t
R solved, That this association Ct
Orang: burg C,unty hereby pledges
,Uselt and every individual member to
s.renuously advocate the use OF CIT
ton covering for every article for
which it can possibly be used and
further plstge ourselves to give pre-
ference in buying to all ARTICLES 80
covered even should the price be high
er on that account. Also, thai our
President be requested to have this
resolution published In all OF the
county papers, and send d copy to
she State President Of the Cotton
Association, with the request that
this m litter be taken uo with each
Q unity Association In the State and
pressed to definite determination
without delay.
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Fallen ON AISLE, u.

Mrs. Floride L)wman Hold, widow
Of the late R,v. S G Hood, died
Sunday night at the aome OF her
mother, Mrs. ]. W. LDwman, In this
city. Mrs. Hood was an accomplish,
ed lady IN the broadest sense OF that
term. She was musician and artist
a,d was gifted IN ttl!ec5lally. Sne
had taught 10 sevsral scaoo and
colleges with great success. She was
4 beautiful character and was greatly
beloved by all who knew her, and will
not only be missed at her home cir
Gle, hut by many who knew aud ap.
precated ter genuine worth as q
Christian. She was only thirty-hVe
years OF age. She had been for years
a ccnsecrated member uf the Blptist
cnurc and her going away YVES like
one falling aslaep. Her death Is
peculiarly sad, In that she leaves a
little boy OF 10 and little girl OF e.,
parentlass. Mrs. Hood Was the sister
# DR.. o car r. Lowmin, Dr.. William
R L9wman, Mrs. ]. w. Fl. Dukes
and Mrs. R )berJ Lide, all CT Orange
burg, and Mrs. M. B. Ranuale, OF
Sumter. ...........-.. ..... ... 49,
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SENATOR TILLMaM EMDORsED
Also the State Dispeusary and
Primary by Tillman Club.

fAIpo VIZ S>sSSN
Primary by Tillman Club.
At a meeting of the Tillman Dem.
cratic Club held at Barton's Store Or
angeburg County Msy S, 1905, the
following preamble and Revolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the opponents OF the
Stale Dispenssry, REINFORCED by The
Stae Publishing Company, and other
anti-dispensary pap rs, made deter.
mined effort in the last legislature to
pass bill to abolish IL, and has open
ly declared their purpose to continue
their fight against the State dispen'
sary until it is ahJli 'hed; and,
Whereas, there las bSen consider
able criticism against the primary
system, emenating, too, from the
same source, with view OF in1uenc
lag the people to abolish it.
Resolved, that we, the enhers OF
t le Tlllman Democratic Cub. here
asse m bed, endorse the State D!spen'
8 ~, as one of the wisest Ia rs that
uas been enacted, and that hone>tly
administered, it furnishes the best
solution of the wbiskey prCb,en, and
Wa hereby commend the position
taken By our worthy Senator, T. NJ.
saysor, In supporting une State Dis
pensary, and In advancing such legls-
lation as vii str renghtea the law al d
prev, nt as far as possible, dishonesty
In its ad ninisuIarion, and we also
commend those Of our Representa-
uives who supported our Senator in
bis If )rts to amend the law.
Resolved, that we endorse In the
most uot qualified way, the primary
system as the bast msLhod that has
ever been devised for perpesuattng the
rule OF the people by giving them
the right to have voice In nominSt-
/ " ali their puol'c servants, and we
d preciate any effort 90 the part OF
r le State Publishing Company or Us
sllis, to a]ridge its operations or to
interfare with 1t.
Resolved, that we have watched
with pride and pleasure, the career OF
our distinguished Senator, B. +.
Gilman and his u1falteling devotion
TO the interests OF the people at home
and abroad, ard We hereby endorse
him for re election to the high office
which he has &c sigpally bonored, and
to which his splendid services have
entitled him. w. S. BARTON,
Presloent.
WALTER L. BOARD,
SecretarY.
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WALTER L. BOARD,
Secretary.
Will Have Sewerage.

An election was held in this city on
Tuesday on the question OF :s'uing
$50 600 worth of uonds for putLlng In
a sewerage system for the city CT
Orangeburg. There was considerable
interest in this election, and 1t result.
I'd In favor OF the bond issue. The
vote was: For sewerage bonds 1875.
against sewerage bonds 50. The CON-
miss;o 1ers OF public works will have
charge of the matter, who will ar
range to have the system constructed
IS SION as possible.
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State of O lio, City OF Toledo IS.
IucaA Crult

Frank j. Chenuy makes oatn that
he Is senior partner OF the firm OF +
J. Cheney & o., d Jing business IN
the city Of Toledo, County and StaLe
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED COu
LARS for eacn and every cass OF Ca
Garrn that cannot bs cured by the
use of Halls Cltarrh Gore.
FRANK j. CHENNY.
Sworn to befJre N and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Dec
embsr, a. D. 1885.
(Sea) A. W. GLEASON,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
ually, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
SEM for testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY & &C. TJledo, o.
Sold by all Druggist, 49,.
Take Hail ) Family Pills for con
stipa.iOn.
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B0Wm2n-D Berry.
Rranchvllle-A S Dukes.
Cameron q, Haigler.
Cattle Creek-W T Westbarry.
Oaw Oaw-Fred Stsblsr.
East LYons-S E O ven.
East Orange-Ivy TIL.
East UuioD-J G Hayden.
E1isto-M F Antlay.
ElloYee-Dr A W Browning.
Fall Branch-H D Otb.
Felderville-Dr 2 L Fielder.
F,rt Motts-W @ Hane.
Cit.z ms of. Fort Motte-F.ed Z
Wise.
Citiz ,ns Of Orangeburg-0o ohm b
Dukes.
,Cope-G B Ktttrell
Cow Cas.le-A M Whetsell.
Crotch Pen-T W Murph.
Goodby'S-T V Bair.
Horse Range-Geo W Dantz!er.
.Jamisor W B Fogle.
L mestone-W V Ouller.
Livingston-J s Livingston.
Long Branea-J N Slstrunk.
Mlddlepen-T R M;Csnts.
Murph's Mil.-T W Murph.
Neeces-J G Clughman.
NORTH L Gibson.
N nth II, bron-C W F)Ple.
Norway A Westbersbee.
Oraugeturg Courthouse-W L
Gl Ze.
.rlers-E NJ Parler.
P.ue Grove W Fairey.
Pope Sp-irgs-Ei Jackson.
Poplar A A Dan'zler.
P1cvi erct-S P S. uler.
Rowesvll'e-J @ Funcbes.
Sawverdale--R O Villa nsou.
ST Matthew'S, A Banks.
81 Matthews, No 2-Dr L B Bates.
Spring fel6-G W Bnodie.
Tillmar--Dr W s Barton.
Trinity-L F Dash.
Two Mile Swsmp--S Sanford.
V.nces-W A Dantzl T.
Woodfnrd-A q StrOman.
Z NJ W NJ OK.
Uapt. J. a. B.rry offered the I u.
lowing resolution, Wbic was unani'
mously adopaet:
Resolved, That the Executive Com
mittee be directed 10 formulate a
plan for the nomination Of cotton
weighers for the several towns in the
county, and conduc5 said elections as
In it's judgment is most ptacai,sl, and
chat the County Bard Of CoDmds'
,ioners be r.q lested to appoint the
nominees.
The con7entiSn was very harmoni-
ous from beg'nning to eud, with the
reception OF the division on the dis
pensary question. and. that was dis.
possd OF in the most courteous and
pleasant manner. The opponents OF
the dispensary were badly beaten,
but they took their defeat gracefully.
There was no sulkirg on their part.
They had made q gallant fight
against the dispensary and lost. Tnis
ended the matter 30 far as the conVen
tion was concerned.
Two new clubs, Neeces and
Murph's Mill, were reported and wa
represented In the convention, and
one club, Willow S6raiohtout, had
gone out of business. Five or si1
clubs were unrepresanted and some Of
the delegates elected TO repres Mt
others failed to attend the conven'
tion.
Notwithstanding these absentees,
the convention was a large represen'
tative body of our best citiz 'nship,
who have the welfare Of the county
at heart. After being in session
about two hours the convention ad'
] ,urned sine die. '
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ILLLMAN EaDURskD
BY TIE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
The Jispensary is Also ENDORSED by
a Vote Of Bearly Four
to Cne

The Orangeburg County Democra-
tic Convention met in the courthouse
at twelve O'Clock on last Monday, aud
was called 70 ORDER BY & ,bt. Lide,
Eq., County Chairman, who stated
the objects for which the convention
had Assem- b ed. The chairman re-
& quested Mr.. B e Copes to act as as
sistant SC cretary until the permanent
4 organization of the convention was
effected. The secretsry, Capt. j. A
Berry, then called the roll of dele
gates and the following answered to
their names:
BETHEL.
I'D s Fairey J It Barton
BETHLEHEM.
&JE Ashe CH Stevenson
BOWMAN.
DB Berry f sain
JD stroman a G Weathers
BEANcHvILLE
5TB Fairey Walter L Dukes
Il Saml Byrd A 5 Dukes
CAMERON.
Jas H Haigler BF Keller
III Zimmerman
CATTLE Geek.
W T Westberry R I Metts
EAST LYONS.
IL Evans SEOwen
EAST ORANGE.
HI Dantzler Ivy Till
j K Stoude nmire.
EAST UNION.
w WOTatum JK Myers
EDIsTo.
M F Antley S NJ Stevenson
ELLoREE.
IS G Kennerlin J A Bardin
( D W Felkel D E Haigler
/ A W.Browning B W Shuler
B A Shuler
FALL BRANCH.
JW Spipener J Fl Arthur
A / Bates PF Spigerer
5s@ M L Htrlong
FELDERyILLE.
/ B Connor
3 FORT MoTTE.
RIM Claffy
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MONEY Is hEkE
FOR THE OLD SOLDIERS and
THEIR WIDOWS.
The Gallant Old Veterans or Their
Widows Who Are En-
titled to Il.

Orargeburg County this year has
2l7 pensioners to whom will be paid
the small sum Of e5 1856 10. Clerk OF
Court Salley has received the money
and those Who are entitled to it are
requested to call and get it according
to their classification. We wish the
amount for distribution was twenty
times as much as 1t IL. Our gallant
old veterans deserve all the State can
do for them, and we believe the State
is doing her best.
Glass A, is composed OF those old
soldiers who suffer from total dis
ability and they get s96 each.
Glass B, Is composed Of those who
/ lost an arm or leg or eye In the var
and e. CT gets s72
Glass q, NJ. /, numbers those
Vounded Ices severely than class B
They get s48
Glass @ Mp ia composed OF vete.
rams ever 81 years OF age, regar 1less
of whether wounded or not. Taey
receive 3lS
Glass g, NJ. 3 includes the widows
of men kll'ed IN the struggle ano
they get s4S each.
Glass L, No 4, are the widows OF
veterans who have died since the war
aDd they get sl8
The penn ion roll of the county Is as
follows:
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The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will serve Ice cream on the Courthouse
Square Friday afternoon at five
o'c.ock. ..--......... ..-....r- -..-.,- .s
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Mary Lane, Orangeburg.
OIL. Livingston, Orsngeburg.
Marv Mstts, BranchVille.

IMPLY Aauo, Sl6uSSUo1Ss
OF. Livingston, Orangeburg.
Mary Ms5ts, Branchville.
Ann Myers. Dibole,
8. A. segrest, Phillips.
L. T. Stabler, North.
Jane Segrest, North.
E. A. Sbuler, Lone Star.
Mary Ann Spires, Silver Springs.
e. T. Whetssll, Bowman.
Del'lah Williams, Springfield.
NJ E Williamson, Springfield.
CLASS D. NO. 4.
Eva Ayers, Bowman.
E izabsth Austin, Bowman.
Carolina Altman, N orth.
II. L. Antley, Oraugeburg.
Emily G. Avant, Ellnree.
Catherine AvingeI, O:angeburg.
Mary B land, Bowman.
E iz.beth B; zsrd, Orangeburg.
q. T Byrd, Branchyille.
b. f. Boyd, B-snchville.
E A B z I'd. Orangeburg.
E z,beto Bozard, Middle Pen.
A. P. Brandenburg Middle Pen.
Mary R. Brickls, C,rdoVa.
S. r Brickle, Orangeburg.
3 e Br9wn, O:angsburg.
H NJ. Bsrryy<B anchvlle.
Marv Berry, D angeburg.
NJ. E Blair, E :oree.
Ann CJrbett, Sally.
Mary Cherry. Fort Mltt.
Mary A. Crook, For' NJ tit. -.
j. n Garter, Oiangeburg.
Susan Duke Btanchvillc.
Mary Jane Dempsy, N ;rGh.
N. F. Dn z;er, Eloree.
Ann E Foures Orangeburg.
+. N. Fielder, st. NJ ,tthews.
Ellen e Felkel, Lone Star.
E nily Fulmsr, N1rth.
M G. Gardner, North.
Eliz .beth Harley, Woodford. :.
L O. Hooper, N ,rth.
o NJ. Haigler, Cameron.
Sarah s Hughes, Copes.
Julia Hall, Eloree.
NJ. A. HunkerpPller. Middle Pen.
M. E. Hughes, Orangebu1g.
Sue Trick, E lore.
E 3. A. Inaoinett Janison.
NJ .rRaret Jacobs o sugeburg. w.
Ann S Johnson. Neeses.
Papgy jacobs, O'angeburg.
N A. Jarnigan, Cnrdova.
R.chal Jef7coat. N ,sses.
Ann B j # ,oat, North.
s A. johnson. Vances.
E NINA Judy, o 'angeburg.
u. R Knight, RAYMOND.
Minnie 4. Koger, Norway.
Caroline w. Kelly. L,ne Star.
Susan A. Lu ,as, O,pe.
N. M. L 'vlngston, Oope.
N. A. MoMichael, N Jrth.
Ann Myers, Oope.
Mary Norman, Norway.
Nancy Nieces, Norway.
Fcarc.s IS OFT. Ocengehurg.
Henrietta E. Patterson, Orange
burg.
Minerva O. Phillips, Cameron.
Maria P,arsou,' Cameron.
81. E r st. Ell oree.
Mary f. R ,binson,, N orth.
Hsrriett R lsh, O.angeburg.
Jane Ripley, o .angsburg.
NJ. E B S Slirer, Lone Star.
Mary A. Rcksnoacker, Orange
bug
E z both Smoak, O:angeburg.
Mary e. Smoak, O.angeburg-
S,llie 4. Shirnr, Lone Star.
E R Tyler, North.
Frances e Thomas, PIrlers.
A..E. Thomas, St. Matthew's.
Alice NJ. Thets, E'loree.
Luvenle Thomas, Orangeburg.
Catherine F MILESTONE, Advance
Mary Ann Williams, Pailllps.
L. B Williams, Norway
E.zAbeth Wallinn, St. Matthew'S.
G. w. Williamson, North.
o. q. Watt, Lone S;ar.
M. E. MILESTONE, North.
K.tie Weeks, y 'angeburg.
catherine q a'gler. st. NJ sttheWs.
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JaDnaa Craft, Rayucn1.
L P C,ra., o 'angebu.g.
W. D. T gle, Cardova
q A. Garrison, OraugebCrg.
Morgan Hutto, Norway.
b. R Johnson, Neeses.
A. L. Myers, Cope.
R A. Price. Cope.
j. T. Rouk, E'loree.
CLASS C NO. 3.
Allen A. Araut, North. .
D. D Avant, Elloree.
John j. Ayers, O'angeburg.
J.sW. Ash, o -angeburg.
J. T. Baxter, R 'wesville.
John Barber, Lone Star.
J. W. Bars, Branchville.
J. E Brown, Neeses.
John B Bell, O-angeburg.
Lewis Bradenburg, L ne Star.
J. D. B,rrs, Spri0gheld.
D. W. B ack, N JrWaV.
F. A. Bruce. Branchville.
John Bull, Fsldervills.
John A Ohavis, N >rth.
D e CLARK, Vances.
w L Chavis Ocangeburg.
] NJ. Cosr rand, St. Matthew'S.
M. Carnegg, C'pe:
W. l.. Coanerlv. B 'arciVille.
J Q. Ohavis. Phillips.
Plcke rs Chavis, Nesses.
W. O. Cnavis, Sswyerdals.
B. T. D TX, Onpe. >
Irwin Davis, NowaY..
Misses Drlggers, St. Matthews.
Henry E lis, o 'anPeburg.
Aaron Evans, st. Matthew's.
J 81. Furttck, Center Hill.
v J. F,rd Otangehurg.
George R Furtick. Wits Mil.
Caswell Gsrtt, Soriugti I'D
Samuel q. K Gol'tein, Advance.
M W. GleaGon, Neeses.
e W. L. Gates, Lone Star.
William Glover, St. Matthew'S.
James Gassett, Springfield.
II. B G4dfrey, o 'angeburg.
L. A. Hadd3ck, o aupeburg.
j. L. Hoover, Wits NIL.
J. 3. Hutto, Cope.
D Hughes, Cope.
J L. G. Hooker, North.
E. Hughes, Phillips.
w. M. Hunt, r 'Wesville.
E. I. Hutto, Springf I'D.
T. r Holman, Springfield.
V. M. Joyner, Sprinfield.
J. D. Ioaoinett, Woodford.
j. W. Jsmison, Norway.
e D. A. Jefeoat. N ,r5h.
O N. JeffcoaJ, Oraugeburg.
D. r. Joyner, Ocangeburg.
DAVID Judy, Oope.
II. q. K nsey, G pc.
F M. Kinney, 'ange5urg.
Lewis j. K :nney, North.
A. J. Lewis, FL. Motte. e.
J 81. L ,pg, Knotts Mill.
E. T. Moody, O:angeburg.
J. @ Minis, o angehuIg.
M. S. Murray, st. Matthew's.
w. R McIVer, Nurtn.
j. F. Myer., N,rth.
G. V. Pltrick, B)wman.
D. E. Patr'ck, Branchviile.
JACOB A. P>arsun, Pni!lips.
ID. A. Pendarvis, FG. Motto.
A. d Powers, F5 NJ JtIe.
Louis Pool, Advance.
G. F. Porter, O arg-bu!g.
Fl. S. Park1ns, E'lurea.
George F. Philips, Livingston.
J. P. Philips, Sprine field.
G. M Price, St. Matthew's.
a. 1 Robinson, Orangeburg.
M. w Rutland, Neeses.
L. w. Rlckenbacker, Gjoobye.
@. W. RobsrJs, Line Star.
J. D. Suuler, Elloree.
A. g. SeaWrlXEt, st. MaGGneW
George Shlrer. J:angeDurg.
E. G. Shuler, Elloree.
D. G. Sauler, Parler.
David Slice, North.
M. Stspler, Advance.
D. G. S1urkeY, Cope.
james Sauls, Ocangeburg.
J. A Tdger, Phillips.
]. W. rnomas, Jamison.
A. H. Wannamaker, Fort Motto.
]. J. Wal'z, ST., Lone Star.
Samuel Wlpgard, Lone Star.
W. w. Wise, St. Matthews.
D. L. Williams, VaDces.
w. M. Williams, Springfield.
Berjamen Way, Vances.
J. R D. Wolfe, Vances.
W. J. Yon, Springfield.
Aaron Z ;kiel, St Matthew
]. R. d. Wolfe. North.
CLASS C. NO. 3.
N. A. Brown, Norway.
Mary M. Crider, St. Matthews.
Jessie A. Cope, Orangeburg.
Matilda Dinl z.er, Orangeburg.
Julia NJ. Evan, Elluree.
M. E. Gibson, Cordova.
>s5.. ! &e,,,.
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Record of Marriages, Births
and Deaths During the
Past Week.
AS ARE OF RECORD IN THE OFF,
cEs OF THE CITY CLERK AND
THE COUNTY JUDGE.

The following is the record of mar
riages, births and deaths during the
past seven days, as are of record in
the Offices of the city clerk and
county Judge:
Marriages.
White-John T. Wilson and Addie
J. Potter, Ralph c. Cushman and
Hattie H. Hendricks, Karl G.. John
son and Idele Butler, Thomas White
and Annie Lee F1emming.
Colored-Frank Adams and Eliza
Rogers, Geo. w. Rogers and Ella
Matthews, Jas. Ingraham and Lula
Johnson, John Webster and Carrie
Maxwell, lobe Johnson and Isabel
Lee, Alzo Sims and Ethel Dolson,
Lincoln Richards and Katie Good
man, George Green and Annie Brown,
Walter Cobb and Ella Walker.
Births.
White-T. Z. B. Acosta and wife, a
girl: to B. T. Bache and wife, boy (;
to j. M. Griffin and wife, boy; to
w. P. Brownson and VIE, a boy; to
J. V. Caro- and wife, boy; to C. A.
Worthington and wife, a boy; to
John e. Maxwell and wife, a girl;
to S. Klotzko and wife, a girl.
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SANITY Of THE
SERV|AN PRINCE
All Sorts of Stories Continue
to Be Circulated Re-
garding Him.
Speciaj to The Journal.

Belgrade, Dec. 15.-All sorts of
stories continue to be circulated con-
corning the mental condition of the
Servian crown prince. His latest
escapade is common property here
at the capital. A mouse was recent
ly caught at the palace where the
Prince resides This he carried alive
outside, and ordered a sentinel to bite
off it's head, holding 1t to his mouth
and crying "grisi!" tbite it, AS the
soldier refused the Prince beat him
and threatened him at the point of a
revolver for disobeying his military
superior. The scene attracted a crowd
OF curious spectators. and their loud
denuncIations brought out the officer
on duty. Through the efforts and the
entreaties of his officers the prince
was finally induced to retire.
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CARD OF THANKS.

East Hill Coterie No wish to
thank those who assisted them in
giving the Old Ladies Thanksgiving
dinner at the home of c. ]. Johnson
1t was a grand success. Those who
donated are as follows: c. S. B. Asso-
citation No. 2, $3.50; B. Lodge, No, 1879.
s1.OO; B. H. Lodge No. II. s1.25; Dees
Company. bread; II. Pitman, canned
goods: Thomas Belle, beef.
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MAXIMUM TEMPERATuRE 20
DEGREES, MINIMUM 81 DEGREES

The maximum temperature at Pen.
sacola yesterday was 20 degrees at
D. M, while the minimum was 81
degrees at $50 a. m. Last year on
the same date the maximum was 50
degrees and the minimum IL degrees
The total deficiency in rainfall since
January LIST now amounts to 1923
inches.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a
SHIPMENT OF LADIES DUCHESS
oxFORDS.
WIN. JOHNSON g. SON.
9 and II SOUTH PALAFOx.
New African Railway.

Vienna, Dec 1.-THE Spanish Am
bassador in Vienna is authority for the
statement that project is being con-
side-ed for the construction OF a Span
ish- railway from
Tangier to Dakar connecting at the
latter point with steamship line to
America.
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Opportunities Improved
LEAD ON TO
Fortune and Fame
Opportunities Neglected
LEAVE A PERSON I'M
Poverty and Obscurity

x~%s% s$szss :a$=% E% $$S Fl = G e
~
gets 5$ $$$ s% $
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.. . . . . . . . : !. .
Spirits turpentine 6612 TO 66%
Pensacola Cotton Market.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
SHIPMENT OF LADIES DUCHESS
OXFORDS.
VIM. JOHNSON & SON.
9 and II SOUTH PALAFOX.
DEEDS.
December IS, 1906.

Harry l.. Brooks to S. S. Moses-Lot %.
block 81. East King Tract, Belmont Num-
bering 10000 and other good and valu-
able considerations.
+. VI. Turner to d. Hale wilson--Lots
4 to : and Is to 20. inclusive, block 145,
New City Tract-S1O0000 and other valu-
able considerations.
II. Hale Wilson TO Elbert A. Clubbs-
Lots II and rs, block 200, New City Tract
$4,000 and other valuable cOnsidera-
tons.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

Colored-To Jake Dean and wife
a boy; to Ed. Burrell and wife, boy
to Isaac Polk and-wife, girl; to "
d. Gamiin and wife, girl; to James
Foster and wife, a boy; to Thos. Car
ter and wife, boy.
Deaths.
White-Chas. Reno, 1 year, la
grippe; Miss Mary !. MarabelIa, IL
years, tho cause given;) Cathrine
Hall. years, (no cause given;) in
FAINT of J. II. Wilson, 6 days, tetanus
Jas. Clark, 30 years, suicide; Francis
Roach, Is years, abcess Of liver;
Mary G. Palma, one year.
Colored-E. Goldsmith, so years
gunshot wound; Isabel Lucy. 6 years
commissions; r. Rausten, 2 years
nephritis; Eliza Holly, 30 years, Enc
cause given;) Ladora B. Roberts, IL
days, tetanus; Charley McCarnth, q
years, septicimia; James Simmons
IS years, heart disease.
Notice is given to the public In gen
eral and the patrons Of the Penusacoli
Oyster Depot, that on account OF the
September storm, was prevented
from doing business at the opening @
the season, having lost all my fish
ing boats and oyster beds; out have
made arrangements for stock and thu
Pensacola Oyster Depot will opel
for business on January /. Furthe
notice will be in our daily papers. NJ!
prices will be the same as usual.
Yours Respectfully,
PENSACOLA OYSTER DEPOT,
Frank Sagari, Prop.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED !
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SHIPPING NEWS
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday.
Hildegard, Ger ship, Bolmdorf 1910, for
Bremen, with 1004,2e6 IT lumber; for
Brake with, 1887 fl lumber.
Macca, Nor blk, Drammond, 995, for
BuenOs Ayres, with II ,622 bbls roSin.
Sailed Yesterday.
Cayo Largo, Br IS, for Havre.
Margherita, Aust s., for Barcelona.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
SHIPMENT OF LADIES "DuCHESS''
OxFORDS.
WIN. JOHNSON G. SON.
and II SOUTH PALAFOx.