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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

&c fommt feIten ppr, bab
WDlfe TIM CONNER MenfGsn anqreiz
fen. Nun fommt aus Sntpnaaon,
Mi4.. bic Wtttbeilung, bdb in Der
NGbe biefes Srtes 9eprge Bailep bon
etnem Nubel bon feds WDlfen anqss
fallen tporben 1T. gr flii6tete fi9 auf
etnen Baum unb purbe bort mebrere
Stunben lang bon ben 8eftien FORM
li9 beIasert. BON :3eit gu 3sit f9oB
er nod tbnen aus fsinem 9epebr,
aber pbne @rfoGe. Na9 mebreren
Stunben liefen bic Sbiere tpieber fort.
Sberiff Charles q. Der
gen, Der ben friiberen Mappr bon
paterfon. @m. 8. 8el9er, na4 benz
9efdnsntb in Srentpn au bringen
bate, bert9tet bon etnem mertpiir>
btgen 3uiammentreffen spiften
8elasr unb benz friiberen SefretGr
4nee Der Man9efter 8uirbina anb
2oan Ifoeiatipn. Der in benz @t<
fGngnaHe cine s5r~eibeitsfrafe bon
einem Sabr tpeger begangener uns
teri9lasunsen perbiibt. 8elder mar
Der prdiibent bkfer Geielf9aft.
Inee bot in Der Office bes 9efdns<
niHes bic Setretartuts =Mrbeiten Su
perri9ten, ben neu etrselieTerten
Strdfltnsen bic 4naise an5umefen
unb tbre perfonalien gu resiftriren.
Oas 3ufdmmentrsffen atpifden ben
beiben friiberen Beamtsn Der Bull
hing anb 2oon MFoeiation mar bers<
Ii9. 8el9er ertunbiste t9, irlbem
er BITE uussefredte 9anb MIee's er<
srtff, nah behen Befinben nit ben
Worten: rWk stbt's 9sorse9" Der
u~nertpartete Mnblid fetnes friiberen
gonesen fHien uber benz Gr<mapor
bod febr nahe 81 seben. benn er
beanttportete ale Iragen bts5eTbtn
In rein me4dnt4er Weife. mnb
prada5ssm etu Wprt als ibm Der
6trdflameee,pp.0 ouofmeFsn tourbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Mbuet8mn8 8e8ett ,,8tpbt|
Axbett.

Gin 3ei&en Der 3eit if bic grobs
Abneisuns iunser 2eute, f& einem
Berufe 3u3uuenoe1. Der, mas man &C.
u1sinbin f&mubtss Arbeit uennt, be.
binst. Der iunse Wann t,immt bsut.
outage bieI Iieber cine eteIuns an. bts
tbni ssRattet. feis sin tusibes 6emh
unb Wani&etten 3u tragen, islbf.
tuert e babel faum senus berbisnt,
um 2eib uub eesIe aufammenaubalten.
als bab e. f& einern Beirut uihmet, be,
ttns fsin gutss austommsn R&ert. be'
aber sIsi4ssisis f.aes 3uaretfen mt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

,Grmartea ldBt eS fid". raeint Der
frhbers rufRf&e General Rt9aro bon
pfeiI. .bab tueni9fens folange StoIp'
bin am@uber III. bte &e9ieruns mttber
iebissn gnti&loKenbeit fortfabren uirb.
gelinst Is tbr ben NotbRanb TN Sn'
i1ern bes 2anbes au beieitisen, 10 bot
Re pisI srrei&!. 6anb In 6anb bamii
mub freili@ cine griinoli8e Sduberuns
I'm hSbersn Ofisierseorps erfolgsn. bic
tsige uub unfdbts Dor BEN Gsinoe. ben
lunpilm ibrer untsreebenes erssSsf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Gin Morb aus per-
q bter 3iebe unb Selbtmprbs
perfu9 auf offener Strabe risf in
Mains srube &ufrsguns berpOr. Dor.
feuerte Der pribatier Glauter auf bic
2~3jGbrise, bilbbIbf9e Spdter Marie
bes Selbp.bels unb WilitGrarreit>
bausbertpaIters 9offmann brei Re=
polberf9iiHe ab, 10 bab bas iungs
Mdb9en na4 peuisen Stunben per<
idieb. 0x In ibrer 8egleitung be-
finbli9e Mutter purbe bur9 einen
pierten S9ub an bn 6anb perleBt.
Gierauf ridtete Der Mttentdter bic
Waffe gesen fi9 felbft unb iagte ft4
cine &ugel IN ben 9etb, bic IN Der
ltnten 9iiftfeite pieber beraustam;
bic @erlesuns 1T nidt lebensgefdhli4.
Na6bem er i'm Ro4usipttal perbun=
ben pprben par, purbe CT benz 1n<
MISUNDERSTANDING ausefibrt.
glduter bate bor lGnoerer 2eit bns
iunee Mdb4en fennen gelernt unb
polte 5u tbm in Elm ndberes 8erbdltz
mib treteuI bod ipurbe linn Elm ab=
lebnenber @ef6eib autheil. Gr brobte
nun in sinem 8riefe, bab Ct bas
MGb6en unb fi6 tDbten perbe, penn
bic 9etratb ni9t suftonbe tdme. @ls
er bieIer Sage pteberum einen 2te>
besbrief ubsefanbt battle, befen @n>
nabme iebo4 perpstgert tporben mar,
fuBte er ben @ntf9lub au Der f4redz
liden Shat, bic CT bann AUDI aus
fiibrte. aIs F9 Trl. 8. nit t5rer
Mutter auf einem Spdaiergang be-
fanb.
Gin Defenders tppt>
des Quartier &ppenbasens TT Der
Ilte Stranb, no bic iopialeh Truuen
bon Sfopsbobeb umter aufsefpannten
Reaen{ dirmer NIT tptrtli4em Wut'
tertpib unb R%ppenbagener S9lagfers
tisteit ibre Slide p~ertaufen. Set
apei Sabren fiibrte bort Der Yoliai1t
Natban bic Mufiidt. Dieter battle fi4
anmGbli9 70 unbeliebt gemddt. bdb
bic uOumen" fi6 NIT elmer IbreHe,
bstreffenb bic gntfernuns @athans
on ben poliseibirettor ri4teten. @ls
tieie erfolglos geblieben par, bef4lofs
fen fe, fi9 an ben Suftiamtntter gu
ipenben, obsIei4 betunnt par, bab
biefer auberorbentli9 auf bic 4ufs
redterbaItung Der Mutoritdt febt. Dd
bate cine Der rOdmen" ben gtnfau,
gleidseitts cine MbreHe an bic pppus
ldre prinaeFin Murie bon SGnemart
gu ridten. limb bamtt bate fie bas
&i9tise ~eetroffen = benin tur5 burs
auf traf bon bDberer Steue bic Wtt<
tbeiluns elm: rgure8itte TT setpdbrt."
Oariiber berrf9te NUN srobe Greubs
am often @tranb. SIM Gafe ~Ota,
mant" purbe Elm @botolabentrdnas
den unb eth Bierbau arrangirt. man
rief Surrab fir prinaeHin Warie unb
f6miidte bic Issrerl Stfdtdften mil
Slaggen, UNI lie unter Subel hetm5us
traaen. Sci Der al1gemetnen 8eset>
iteruns fir bic prinaefin sins aber
aud Der Suftiamtniiter @lbertt ni4t
gang leer aus, unh cine her Odmen
madte ibm bic dnerfenneHbe Bemer,
flung: rsSa, bas ift ni9t Elm Mann,
ber elmer Oame in's 4uge f4ldgt.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Die Wtrtbe Warttn S6artep,
1926 @ef Sem Dort Strabe uno Sobn
@omaod, Is Woro alabama StraBe.
muBten sefsrn rem @eg nod Der
Bafftle antreten. ba He TIRE Wirtb.
i9aften ni&t gd&loRen batten unb R&
auf bieie @etie sesen bas Ni&olfOn.
@sieb i&uIbis sema&t battsn.
Inter glet&er anflase wurben bic
Dirtbe @eorge @a9au. 1926 Sao CO.
pitpI Mpe. uno Carl 6orb, Burton
Stats, In Daft senommeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

SIN Rublauo berIaneen Fs mad
einem Diftator - tpesbaIb ben Neuen
Wanrl r,t9t aus Der Neueu Welt be-
3isben; tuis tpdr's NIT benz Namsnsust.
ter bss groBsn 2orien - BEN i&neioi.
gen Warine.S eeretdr = benz Mnar9t.
fen. 3erI4metterer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
3nm Arhettertng.

I'm benz alaKenbspuBtisin Der ar.
better cine grmutbigung gu setpd9ren,
Enb, wie mir elaubsn, Die arbeitsrtase
gsiebIi9 tn ben Der. Staten sin9e'
fahrt.
Die Not6msnbietsit bisrfir entiprans
Der grfenntnib, bab bic Woblfabrt bes
2anbes nit Der arbsitsrflafs, uel9e
tibsr so prO3ent Der gsp6lteruns biIost,
bertnhpft if. Gin ssfns&tetsr, ssfun'
fener arbeitsrfanb if Elm Clement Der
e&wd&e FIR bas sanas 2ano. Sas
fonten Disisnissn bsbsr3igsn, tpsl9s fsin
Antbeil an ben @ei9iden bss arbsttsr'
Hanbes nsbmen uno ebsr seneigt Rno,
ibn bsrab3ubridsn, als ibn 3u bsbsn.
gs if cine gang faliae anf4t, baB
man bic balbe gsb6lterung zines gan.
sen 2anbes psrtomms1 lahsn tann,
obne bab bic Rsi9en nit oarunter gu
Ieiben haben. Wir brau4en bierfir
aur, geueiie nur auf iois Sbatia&e
aufmertiam 3u MAIDEN. bab ote Wa9t
uno Der @eiGtbum Der 0ationen i'm
prpportionslsn 9srbaltnib CUR Sage
i6rer MrbeitsrflaHe febt. Nan mirb
"a beutli4 erfahsn. tuerlri mon f4
erinnert, bob bic Ser. Staaten, eng
lamb, Trantrsi9 unb 9eutf4lanb bic
md9tisRsn unb rei&f.n @aiiOnsn Der
grbe fnb unb bic ArbsitsrflaRe In be-
fen 2dnbsr1 am beftsn Ftuirt if.
3um @ltid if ni9t mebr gu bsfir&.
ten, bab bisrininu4 Elm %hdi3ritt sin'
treten tuirb. Die Mrbeiter haben bie
grrunesnf9aft aufsuusiisn, bob mon
ibr ae6t, BET Der gerwsnoun9 ibrsr
Mrbeitstraft Elm Wort mit3ureoen, al'
erfannt bat. sic baben In ben lebten
breiBis Sabren a~ufgsbbrt, eth tptlsrl'
Ioies @srt3eus bes aapttals gu isin.
fonbern Heben bsrmbae i6rer 8eteini=
auuaeu Der capitalization Rlahe als
eo~orbinirter unb ni9t als iubOroinirter
5attor sessntbsr.
Die unionen uno bie anoeren Ar.
b~eiterbhnbe, bensn bisie obne 5rage
bebeutenbe fultursIe groberung 3u
banfen III, haben bisber ibr Mugenmert
auf grbbbung Der 26bne uno 9erab'
febuna Der Arbeitsseit bss arbettsrfan'
bes aert9tet. Mts melt He bas nod in
3ufunft 3a tbun ~ssspunssn iein tusr'
ben, IdbtI F9 nidt NIT geaimmtbsii
feffenen, isbo9 mill es uns i3sinsn.
bab R9 siniss fefe ReseIn bur3ge'
runaen baben, tpsl9s bie Gufgabe,
BITE bic unionen unb bie anoeren Ir'
beiterbhnbe R9 seifelt baben. tusientli&
erlei9tern tperbsn. gs 1T anertannt, BAT
Der arbeiter fsin 6briser. fonbern elm
FREEZER Wann tf, Der istnen arbsits'
sebern s~sssnibsr feline tueitere Wsr'
pfi@tuns bet, ole fur ben eobn. ben
er smpfdnet, elm entipre4enoes asqut'
palent In Der Arbsitsleifung si lisfsrn,
Nett Der 3eit uirb fid Obne 5rase bas
Werbdltnib 3uii9en arbeiter uno ar'
beitgeber In FOLDER Weiie berausbiIoen,
bab BITE 2obnfrase unb bis arbeits3eit'
frage nod gang %bsfimmtsn. fefgefebten
2eaeln beigslset piro uno 2cbnfreitig'
fettsr unb Arbeits3wifigteiten ni8i
mebr auftommet tbnnsn.
Bstrsfs bss ginsreifsns Der arbeite,
In bie politif, mte es bon mebrerer
herporragenben ameritanifaen arbeiter'
fhbrern anssrsst tuuroen Ia, Idbt Id
borldufsfni9ts voaftir" unb ni&t:
,baaeeen" fasen. Die Arbeiter Hnt
beute nod In ben Der. Staaten 3a ieb,
benz @aneslbanbe.bsr .imartsn" poli
titsr ausseiest uno!mer ibnen Bret II
ben Nunb berfpri9t, benz foIsen He
unb tuerr .s au9ilbr drgfsr 6sinb tt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
d Gtnbilbung.

yDn. tparum lduft Der &~rureGbuber
tmmsr am Nanbt bes Trottotrs9~
Or 1T eth Isibenf9aftlider Bersftet>
ger unb tpen1 Ct 70 om Ranbe gebt,
btlbet e. fi4 elm. IN fdminbtlnber
60he iiber eixn f@maIeu 8erssrut ~
i@rettenls
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

@r6Bere RanaIf@lenien, al8 an.
fangs bei4loRen, fno iebt fur ben pa.
mama. Ranal gsplant = bts Golge tpirb
natirli9 au9 iein - gr0Bsre Gelobe.
wiltsunsen, oils urfpransli@ 9eplant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
@rnnbsisentbnms ltebertrasnnssn.

Clifton 8. Sausberip u. U. or
Sames parslsp u. a., SbeiI bonn flo
Dfli9sn @isrtsl. Section 26. 8p. II.
wans. 8, 81 gdsr, Waibington Ss.
$500.
Games parslsp an Sames 8. Brill.
oieIelben. 81. 100.
Wiaiam g. Robbins on @6arles 8.
6ancod. 2ots 20 unb 81 Sboemater's
Iab6fli9e Abb., 80 BET 144.6 6 6ub,
bacant, @sfisits Der DieB Str., n6rb'
lid bon Brandt Str. $500.
Daniel M. 0anbaualfsr an &ilsp
g. 6rbbs, Got 80. Warlette parl
abb., SO BET 1913 SUB. perbsRert. Wef.
isits Wsnbsl Aps., n6ro!i9 bon FL.
StraBe. SO. 600.
earab g. Darpen an Senielben,
$beil 2ots 2 unb 8. BIod 81, Nortb
SnoianapOlis, uefIi9 bon Nortb
meffern Mpe., fhbIi9 bon %. StraBe,
pacant. $4,000.
gmil Wunorum an gmil 2ernsI,
Got 9, @ooper's eho Msrioian Ctr
Aob., 80 bet 1877 SUB, perbefsrt.
Worbieite Winneiota Str, tpefflid bon
Weribian Strabs' s l 200.
Clarence 6. Runoel an Warp Or.
9arra&. Got 2, @unbea's eubo.. IS
BET - SUB, bueant. nOroweFli9e Seits
bon SUTHERLAND Mbe., wefli9 bon Col.
lsse Ipsnus. 50. 500.
Warp W. tennis an S9ool goarb,
She'll Got 40, Burton II. u. pari
plaes Nob., 100 BET us SUB. bacant,
Offeite capitol aps., rtbroli9 Don %.
Strabs. SO, 800.
@briftian 5. SangIer an Sofepb
Obsrsfsa. Got AZ. South part Nob.,
S5 bel 100 SUB, perbehert. @orofsite
parfuap Abe, 6ifli4 bot, CAT Ctr.
$2,400.
Gobio %. Strabins on Wartba 6.
Straoing. Sbsil bonn n%orowefli9sn
0iertel. Section So, Somnibip Is.
Sangs 8, gsnter Sownfpip. $4,000.
Wi1iam g.. Rice an 2emts Wams'
Iep, Got 80, Brouns college Gbe.
gobittcn, so BET las SUB, usRIi4e
Settle bon 8elsfontaine, n6roli1 bon
48. Str. 5000.
Derielbe an 6lorents Wamslsp, Got
40, biefelbe. 5000.
2etpis WamsIsp an WiQiam 8.
Riee, 3ots 156 unb ISL, Carpenters
6ome pIaee Nob.., 8 .06 BET 49, 3
CUB, trsfli9e Sette bon Warmans
abe., fhbIia BON WafbinetOn. $1400.
albert 8. @esb an Senrp .. Miasr,
2ois 49,, 90 unb 81, Jleminss A.
Norb Bart abb, 1913 BET 100 SUB,
wsRli9e Settle bon g%eIsfontains Str,
ihbIi9 bon 80. Ctr. $1,000.
4rtbur 5. 6rimba9 an Warren D.
Rerr, Got Ill, Worris Dat Oil Ao6.,
so Bel 1855 CUB, itobfli@e gde bon
Barter Ape unb %. Ctr. $4,000.
Wiaiam %. Rntsbt an Sobn Ga.
coma, Sbeil BON, uorb6fli9sn @tsrtsI.
Section 18, Sownfbip Is, Range 4,
40 BET 206 SUB. Center Sownibip.
$4,000.
Mnton 6. Sob on pearl $. urfer,
8beil bonn faomsfli@sn 0iertel, SECT.
81, 8opnioip Is, Rangs 4. 10 older,
@sntsr Sp. $500.
Nelie Bt0tneslep u. u. an @eorae
u. Ban Belt, Cots 217 uub 218,
allen u. u. Mbo., 80 BET 171.76 CUB,
bsrbsKsrt, ehopefede II. Ctr. uno
Central slpe. $1,000.
Clarence 6. Runben an Grant 8.
Rupert, Got 4, Runbea's Subj, ba.
cant, Norbpeffeits SUTHERLAND Abs.
tuefflt& bon college abe. $4,000.
CHARLES .. Britton. gommifRonsr.
an Sobn q. Sadion, Got z, SHOE
mater u. u. BrootHbe gbb., 80 Bel
$50 Gub, bacant, Rorbfeite IL. Str,
6fIi9 bon Bsbi1e Ane. $500.
Sobn q. Sadion an 2iaian Oar.
mon biefelbe. 5000.
Soispbine @it&ss an 2pman ),
Scubbsr, Got l, Wsper's 1. Aoo., Sc
BET 125 SUB, perbehert. nOro6Rli9,
@de Der ct. paul unb proipset Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

abolition. 40 bet l55 Sub. berbeHer'
stewsf.g de bon Sc. etrabe un
Barnes Nus.. $1,000.
6arriet u. Warib an gmma @ranb
faH, 8beil norb6fIi9ss 8tertel. ssc
81, SOwnfbip Is, &anss 8, l acre
perrp Sp.. 1000.
George Dorser an bieielbs, Shei
ese. z, $p. Is, &anss 5, 2awreue
3D.. 81. 100.
Robert Douglas an Wilton 8
Wiasr u. H., Sbsil 9ots 40 unb so
Waegarips 1. Weft Settle Mob., faoIid
Settle bon 9omarb Str, 6flid bo,
Reisner Str. 81. 900.
@sorge 6. 6asrls an alb. g. Gum
mel, Got IS In Douglas Bart Abb.
SIS BET 1924 SUB, bacant, WefIeit
Der alabama Str, nbrbIi9 bon Is
Str. SO, 600.
Sba 6. 3. &ap u. u. an 6enrp 6
Bernbarot, n6roIi&e 9dIfts bon 60
%, Sqr. 2. Subbarb u. u. fho6fIi&
aob., 33 Del 1916 CUB, berbeFert
Oaieite Der OIips Str, fholi& ppi
prpipsct Str. $500.
arthur ID. Dawfon an alpbemi.
@ilbsrt, Got 4. Yonberiaar's Subj.
IS BET 125 5uB. bacant, WeRieit
Gafiern Nue., ihbIi9 bon Netu gor
strabs. $3.50.
George %. SO6nion an 2aura 5e
nour. Got Ia. Rittsr's 8. SubbipiRor
In SruingtOn. 40 BET 167 5 SUB. b.
cant, Ofieite bon Wbittisr Mpe., u6ro'
lid bon Waibinston Str, $500.
Sohn Dider an AlOis Wider, So,
So, 0et4am plaee 4bbition. 80 be-
ia CUB. bsrbsf.rt. Wsaisits Dor
Sausb Str. n6roIi9 bon germo1t.
strabe, $500.
@prus 70. Surbin &C.. bur9 Der
Sheriff, an 2ouis 6. &e.ie, Got lis
uno &beile 2Ots 1l6 uno III, We.
gartp's S%ubbiblRon. NuBenlot 100,
- BET 1913 SUB, perbsRert, Wefieitt
BON Delapare Str. ihoIi4 bon Wc.
@artp Str, $l062.75.
Barbara 6. Sudfon an Walter 6.
2odpooo, iioli9e 6dlfte bon Got 20,
Swseo's OrfOro part ADDITION. 19 bel
1868 SuB. baeant. Wefieite bor
Sbsparb Str, n6roli9 bon 2ambert.
Strobe, $500.
Waltsr 6. 2oduoOb an Sobn W,
SadIon &C., bieielbe Got. 1888 BET
1865 SUB, paeant. $l400.
Charles 8. 6utdinion an Warp Y.
2ombarb, Got IL. 6ubbaro's &c. Sub
bibiRon, She'll bon Square Is, South
cap 4obition, 80 Bet lis 6uB, baeant.
ORieite bon 9inosn Str, iaoli4 Dor
cottage Noe., $1,000.
Soispb Meun4 an bic 2epleb 2ot
Co.. Got 1872. =. 5lstder's brittle alo
bition, 40 BET 172.6 Gub, perb., OF
ieite Der Nemman Str. n6rbli9 boz
Der Big Jour gabn. $3.50.
Mnna Singer on Caroline 8. Bent
Iep, Got sc, Worris' 3tpeite Mobition
40 BET $50 SUB, uerb., NorOfette oe'
Wem Ssrfep Str, nbroIi4 bon IL
Ctr. $4,000.
Wm. 8. Dubbing u. u. on Sbomal
u. 5let4er, She'll bonn iho6Rli9sn8 Bier
tel, Ssetton %, Somnibip Is. Raus'
4, $3.50 Nder, Warren 8p. $13. 900
Clos 6. 6oqopap an 0arrp 8
Nobbins, She'll bon Cots % unb 80
6annemans Subj, 6RliGe Seite BOZ
Wafbinston Boulsbarb, n6rblt& boz
A. Ctr. $1,000.
2iQp g. Nod an Nnbretp 8. 6enrp
6fliaes Drittel bon Got 8. square SO
22,6 BET 1876 SUB, n6roli&e settle Dol
Marplanb, 6fli9 bon 9elatpars Ctr
$22. 500.
Central 8ruf @ompans. 8ruRse
an 9arrp 8. &obbin5. She'll bon Got!
IL unb 13. Warttnbale & Cos Sub
bibiRon, 81.10} BET 800 Gub, baeani
Ofieite BON Weribian Str. rbrblit
49, An Sk..E. 10000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12

The affair was beyond doubt one OF
the grandest of the kind in the his
tory of our wide awake Httle town.
There were several hundred people
on the ground and every one seemed
to have had a most delightful time.
Hon. w. A. Mcleod. OF Milton is in
our town looking after his milling in
terest here.
Prof. E. l.. Mcdaniel our hustline
Superintendent of Public Instruction
was here a day or two ago looking at
ter the interest of the schools in this
district.
Mr.. R, ]. Diamond, Of Bagdad has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. H Diamond in North Chumuckla
Roy looks well and jolly and gay as
ever.
Miss Ada v. Davis who has been
spending some time with relatives IN
Alabama and Mississippi returned
home a few days ago, and reports q
most enjoyable trip.
Miss Ora Sa~elle left a few days
ago TO visit relatives and friends II
Monroe and adjoining counties II
Alabama We wish her a pleasant
trip and a jolly good time
The contract for building the New
Methodist Church at Chumuclzla has
been awarded to Mr. r. NJ Bowman
Of McDavid who says he. will SoOr
have 1t ready for services.
The new organ which has recentl!
ben purchased for Damascus Unior
Church has arrived and is now IN thu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
NO. CHUMUckLA
Special to The Journal.

North Chumuckla, Aug. IA lawn
party and entertainment was given
on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs
w. F. Macarthur few days since FOL
the benifit Of the New Methodist
church to be erected at Chumuckla
Following is the program:
Hoop Drill"
Recitation "a Proposal" by Miss
Aleen Macarthur.
Tabheau, 1.-The Gypsy's Warming.
Recitation The plea for the chill
dren," by Mr.. Jack Holland.
Tableau, Rock of Ages"
Recitation. 'nOck me to sleeI
Mother" by Miss Jessie Walton.
Play. The little Black Devil" by
Miss Lena Macarthur, Mr.. James E
Campbell and Mr.. Arthur F. Coffee.
Tableau Goddess of Liberty"
After the program refreshments
were served.
A most beautiful cake, for the mos
popular young lady on the grounds
was awarded to Miss Eva Macarthur
The total number of votes being
1865, the cake brought $41.65. The
net proceeds were $65.75. This
speaks well for the ladies OF Chu
ruclla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12

Church.
Your correspondent was talking to
Uncle Henderson Wallace few morn.
ings ago. Tt was indeed a pleasure
to see the old gentleman, it being the
first time in many years. Uncle Hen
derson Wallace is an old passenger
Engineer on the M. & M. Division o
the L. Il NJ, and made a trip to Pen.
sacola on Mo. for Mr.. Claude Don.
aldson who is we'll known by all old
railroad meh.
Mr.. Joe Brewtou, Of Milton was
visiting his wife's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J II. Diamond this week
Mrs. Fdllingim of Ohumuckla, left
this week to visit her parents In
Georgia
Protracbed meetings will common
ce at Damascus Church Friday OF
Saturday before the third Sabbath in
this month we hope there will be a
good attendance.
Mesasrs. Strickland and Miller, OF
Century heve been at the McDavii
Mineral Springs having good tdme
for the past few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12

Whenever healing
into the surrounding flesh
old
favorable opportunity itself
legs other part of the body
passed and the vital naturally weaker kind
mo pimples etc. will begin to name and eating
lotions the surface Clean
ulcers going
which
unhealthy matter and the permanently
s. strengthens
vegetable it pleasant safe remedy DID,
yield
medical advice free. 7AE SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA GA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
ConunAruma,

Why are fowls the most economical
things a farmer can keep? Because
for every grain they give a peck.
What Is the most dangerous time Of
The year to go into the countTy7 When
the trees are shooting and the bull
rushes out.
When was Ruth very rude to Boaz?
When she pulled his ears ana trod on
his corn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
The Trade Wfudn.

Ailusiou is often made In books and
In newspapers to the trade winds, but
comparatively few young people know
exactly what those winds are. They
ere produced by the inEush Of cold air
from the poles to take the place Of the
column of heated air that ascends from
the equator. The daily rotation Of the
earth toward the east makes the air
from the north a northeast wind and
tia air from the south q southeast
wind, and these winds nearly always
blow In tho same direction On the At
lautic and the Pacific ocean, where
there is nothing In their way to OBJ
struct or divert them. For thas reason
they are relied upon and made use Of
by sailors. Many persons suppose that
their name, trade wmdas comes from
their value TO commerce. but It Is moro
likely that the alluston IL to their trad
Ing or threading" IN one direction.
NOW Long before He Catches OPT
Johmny-When I was two years old
and big brother six. was he three times
as old as II
Schoolmaster-Yes.
Johnny-And when was four aud
he was eight, was he twice as Old as II
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Jchnny--And now I'm eight and he's
twelve, IL he only once and half "a
old again as am?
SchoolmasteY-Yes. Why7
Johnny-Well, how long win It TAKE
me to catch MP to him 7LChums.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Order Of East.
ern Star will have q
regular meeting Tues
day, Aug. II. at 8
O'Clock.
MRS. ELLA BEYEyR,,
WILSON, w. M
Sect.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
MY Garden.

my @0&09ns
Each has q garden In his heart,
My mother says; the thoughts are
seeds,
And soon or late they all come up
And blossom into deeds.
"a HE mime TO be beautiful
And not Just full Of weeds.
May Morgan in St Nicholaa
Novel Clock For College Gymnasium.
A huge and novel timepiece Is being
placed upon the east wall Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania gymnasium in
full view of each Of the 10000 seats in
the big horseshoe grand stands on
Franklin field, the students athletic
ground, says the Philadelphia Record.
The face Of the clock is metal and Is
ten feet in diameter. The figures on
the face are represented by letters.
since there are Just twelve letters in
the word Pennsyivania. The letter
'sP" Is where the II should be. "E" In
place of /, and 30 on around the cir.
cumference. The clock has been pre-
scented to the university by the class OF
1896, college, and It VIII b In place
within . few dAxs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-28

went into the new passenger station, as did
the other departments which usually oc-
cupy the passenger end Of the trsffic. The
work of removal began at once and will
likely be finished today. The damage from
the recent fire was estimated at 1850. The
building was simply torn down, it being
worthless except for the old lumber 1t
contained.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-28

The bill for this week at the orpheum
will be brought to a close with matinee
ana night performances today. The cur
tain will rise at Sis sharp tonight.
The bill for next week, starting with
matinee Sunday, April g. being the last
vaudeville show Of the season, something
a little special is promised. Abd'el Kader
will be on the program. He is a Syrian
and said to be a decidedly clever artist,
working with his brushes with astonish-
ing rapidlty. With him ne has his harem,
consisting Of three wives, each an accom-
plished artist Others are; Harry Foy
and Flo Clark in their latest sketch. en-
titled, ''The Modern Jonah; willy Zim-
norman, impersonator OF famous com.
posers; Worlds Comedy Four with song
and funmakinB; Marvellous Frank and Lit.
tie Bob, gymnasts Frank Hayes, the eccen.
tric comedian; the HoldsWorths, novelty
banJoists, singers and dancers, and new
kinodrome pictures. On Saturday night
May 5, the closing date, a big amateur
show viii be given in conjunction will
the professional bill.