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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
READY FOR GROWTH
TELEPHONE COMPANY ANTICI- PATHS aEONTGoMERY's RAPID
 STRIDES.
when POpn1atlop Reaches 100000 in 1910 the Telephone Plant VIII he Prepared for Increased
 Badness.

Tn 1910, when the population of Montgomery registers 100000, the lo- cal telephone system will be able to care for the increased number of tele- phone users. This is the interesting statement made by Edward Lyle, manager of the Montgomery Ex- change, who Is one of the most enthu- siastic 1910 workers.
 When the present telephone system was installed 1t was constructed with a view to providing for rapid int crease in population. The engineers Of the Southern Bell Company realize that Montgomery would experence a remarkable growth in the ten years following the erection of the new building and the construction of the plant
 The big switchboard In the exchange can be added to, section by section, and there is room in the building for many more sections. The plant Is thoroughly uptodate in every respect and no pains or expense are spared in it's maintenance. The telephone service Montgomry Is receiving at present Is equal to that of any city in this terri tory and is satisfying the most criti- cal telephone users. As the system Is extended, along with thef growth of Montgomery, there is every assauranee that the present efficient service win De maintained. ao~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
COMMANDER OWEN NAMES
 STAFF FOR SONS OF VETERANS
h General Orders Men Afe Appointed Who Will Keep Alive the Valorous Deeds of
 Southern Soldiers.

w. Liilard. Decatur. Tenn; T. w. An- derson, Justib, Tex; Hill Beasley, Pe- tersburg. Va; Herbert Fitzpatrick, Huntington. W. Va: Frank Walker, l4io Hyde st., San Francisco,e GaL Harry Beckett, Mobile. Ala; Paul Mc- Kennon. Clarksville. Ark-; Frank R. Travel. Washington, D. C.; Marion Dun woody, Macon, Ga: F. s. Radcliffe, Stonewall, I. T.; c, B Bingham, Ca- diz. Ky; Allen 2. McChesney, New Orleans, La: James $. Whedbee. Bal burg. Mo: John W. stovall, Stovali. Miss. John c. spivey, Conway, 2. q. R.. Henry Lake. Memphis. Tenn. ". D. Williams, Fort Worth, Tex; E.. Stanley Hall. Manchester. Va; Thomas Moote, Charlestown. ". Va
 Assistant Commissaries General E. W. wadsworth, wadsworth, Ala; O J. Pillow. washinst I. D. C.; E. N. Martin, SunimervilIe. Ga; James Trim ble, Ashland, Ky; R. E. L. Marshall Baltimore, Md: W. A. Martin, Meridian Miss: R. A. Doyle. East Praifie, Mo-; Thomas Barber, Jrs Winston Salem. C.; W. L. Reeves Wills Point. Tex. J. Lewis Lawrence, Christainbure. Va, A. D. Smith. Jr., Fayetteville, W. Va. J. B. Johnson, Chicago, Ill
 Assist Judge Advocates General--. O. D. Street, Guntersvills, Ala: Edwin W. Kerr, Jr, Washington, D. C.; A. F. Wright. washington. Ga; ]. B. Wick life, WickiiffA, Ky; Fred c. Marsh, N Y Life Insurance Company, New Or leans, La.; E. Nj. Hammond, Baltimore, Md; E. N Scudder ,Vicksburg, Miss. Harry B. Hawes, St. Louis, Mo: Mar shall Delancey Haywood, Raliegh, N. O.; Clinton M. Fielder, Blaclxville, S. C.; w. S. Holmafs Bay City, Tex;. Frank w Kellinger, Norfolk Va; w. c. Pe- terxin Parkersburg w. Va.
 Assistant Surgeons ;seneral--Dr. Fen ry Dickson, Paragould, Ark.; Dr. Lewis j. Battle. Washington, n. C.: Dr. E w Warren, Palatka. Fla Dr. W. P walker Norcross. Ga, Dr. W. J. Con- ley. Coalgate. L IT., pr. c. W. Ball Clinton, La; Dr. H. H. Duke, Louisville Ky; Dr. W. H. Scudder. Mayorsyilie Mss I,r. Floyd Stewart, St. I ouss Mo; Dr. C. s. Bobo,. Norman, Okla Dr. J M. Glenn, Jac kson, Tenn; Dr. J T. wiggins. kusk, Tex; pr. c. N. Har- desty. T3erryviile. Va.
 Assistant Chaplas General--Isev Charles M. Brewer. Montgomery, Ala Rev. Harry w. Pratt, Washington, D. C.; Rev. V w. Shields, D. D., Jackson ville, Fla; Rev. M. ]. Eptifg. Savannah, Ga; Rev. E. Pendleton Jones, Owens boro. Ky; Rev. Louis Tucker. Baton Rouge, La; Rev. W, T. Allen. Laurel Miss; Rev. w NJ. " Ripey. Norman, Okla. Rev. T. H. Taylor, Nevada, Tex Rev. R. ". Grizzard. Adams, Va.
 Rev. Charles F. Ghiseiin, Shepherds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23

Dr. Thomas M Owen, Commander- in Chief of the United Sons Of ConIed- crate veterans, in two general oruers to that organization. has mace ms an houncements of stan appoinlansshn.sr snu ranl anu Of the standing committees or the con federation.
 The announcement of the stan ap- pointn7enfs, which has been hanging fire for several weeks. includes names Sron, states as far separated as Cali 4ornia and Maryland. It :triudes one inspector general, one Tartermaster general, one commissa general. one fudge advocate genera. one surgesh- general. one chaplain general, nIe~7n sssistant adjutants-generai. fifteen as- sisfant inspectors general. fifteen as sistant termasters-Ecnefa1, twelve sssistant conr11issaries- general. thfr- feen assistant judge advocates general, thirteen assistant surgeons-generai thirteen assistant chaplains- general ana seventeen aides.
 The general order making the stan anpointments is as follows:
 General Headquarters. United Sons ol Confederate Veterans.
 Montgomery Ala. July 21,s 1906 General Orders. No Il.
 IL The following stan appoint nnents are made. to rank from April ST. 1908. viz'
 Inspector-Generai,4 VIII ls choeHahs Montgomery Ala.
 ouarternaster-e eneral, Richard G. Banks, Monts0-nerg, Ala.
 Comnisssary- General, Leroy s. Boyd, Washington, D. c.
 Judge Advocate General, John A. Col linswo .th, Hrmboldt fem.
 sur.s,-ti-Generai. C. Hamilton. M. D., Rome, Ga.
 Chaplain General. Rev. w. Cald- we'll, IT., New Orleans Ia.
 Assi'.an- Acsrta ats GereraL B. A. Taylor, Montgomery, Ala; l.. D :. Quinn, Lockesburg, Ark; Daniel J :. 9annt, Washington, D. C.; A. Duncan Kent, Savannah. a. R. l.. Dean Wa panucka. I. IT. Robert s. Omberg, Louisville. Ky; William L.. Wooten. New Orleans, La; Harry Gilmor, Bal fifnore Md. Robert Lewis. Woodvilie. Miss: Clyde F. Tuck. Springfield. Mo. 1; Louis F sloan. Charleston. E. C.: l.. M. de Saussure, Memphis, Tenn. {; George s. Valiant, Texarkaiia, Tex; John Baker White. Charleston, W. Va; w R. Kfvett. Boise. Idaho.
 Assistant Inspectors General: Harry O McNeer, Montgomery Ala; Wallace Streator. washingtong, D. C.; Robett C. Alston, Atlanta, Ga; Erret Dunlap, Ardmore, 1. T.; Sam W. Bedford, Ow- efsboro, Ky: R. A. Tichenor New Orleans, La Ward B. Cos. Baltimore. Md; P. S. George, Greenwood. Miss: William D. Grimes. Washington. D. G.: Iredell Jones. Columbia, S. O.; J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
TROUBLE ON CENTRAL.
Both Trains Yesterday Were Delaye
 by WnshOuts

by WnshOuts
 A wreck occurred on the Central Railway of Georgia yesterday east of Eufaula, but no accounts were obtain able in Montgomery The central has only one wire into Montgomery and that goes into the office of the Western yards. The yard office last night knew nothing of the wreck.
 The Central passenger train due in Montgomery at Il a. m. arrived three hours late and the train was a special made up at Eufaula. The passenger train due here at o'clock last night was two hours late.
 1t was said last night that the delay was due to a wreck which was caused by a washout at some point on the road. the extent of which was not known. The dispatcher fer this divts- ion of the Central is located in Macon. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
DELLINGHAM-sTACY.
Bridegroom Becomes His step-Father's
 Rr0thcr-tn-Imyv

Columbus. Ga, July 22.-(SpeclaI: l--- By a romantic marriage just con summated in Columbus, Ca, C. II. Der lingham. young man holding a posi- tion with the Southern Bell Telephone Company in this city, becomes his step- fathers brother -in-law His far bride is Miss Emmie Storey, of Beuna Vista, Ga. The young people had planned to marry in the fall. and the wedding, which was performed at the residence of Rev. J. W. Howard. a Baptist minister of this city. came as a surprise to the friends of the couple.
 On account of the previous mar riage of Mr Deilingham's widowed mother to Mir. Storey. brother of the bride. his relations with the members of the family become somewhat com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
Howara ln peraanr Jall.

Decatur, July 2.--(special )-The negro. Henry Howard. who shot and killed another negro. named Daniel Davis. few days ago near this city, has been arrested at Falkville and Is now in jail in Decatur. Howard To said to be a bad negro. It Is said that he has killed three negroes during the past few years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
DIXIE COAL Write us prices load lots We sole agents DIXIE COAL CO.
 nS N Perry Street

plex Mfr. Dellingham is now a broth- er-in-law of his own mother and she is a r-in-law to her daughter-in- law. The groom is a brother-in- law the marriage Mir. Dellingham has two mothers of the same name-StoFey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23

INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE ON CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
 Central of Georgia Railway now has on sale at all coupon ticket agencies. two kinds of Interchangeable mileage tickets.
 agent of the Company. adv IT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES.

On sale Daily to all Summer Resorts. via. Atlantic Coast Line For rates communicate with
 D. M. North. D. P. A..
 Savannah, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23

self-made men are supposed to have graduated from the school of sxpeg. fence
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23

courtship is probably so called be- oause 1t gets many a man into court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01
PINE BARREN
speeIaI 70 La Journal.

Pine Barren. Mar. S1AMF. and
Mrs. VIM. Sweeting and Miss Mable
had the pleasure of enjoying the
Sabbath at the beautiful home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Gibson. They report
having spent a most enjoyable day.
The dinner table was well worth
noting having most beautiful cen
ter piece of violets artistically ar
ranged by ner daughter Miss Rosa,
Mrs. NJ. Mcmillan was recently call
ed to the bedside Of her father, DR..
Ford of Pollard, Ala. We are glad
to note that the doctor is improving
az present.
We are glad to welcome to our
community the family of Mr.. W. j.
Williams who has secured the posi-
ton of sawyer at the mill.
Mrs. Perkins who has been very
i'll is out again to the JOY of her many
friends.
Mrs. C. L. Virgins, who was called
to the bedside of Dr.. Ford has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Robert Sweeting, of Pensacola,
visited relatives at Pine Barren on
Wednesday.
We are anticipating with pleasure
the protracted meeting which has
been mentioned by your other cores
rondent. We also look forward to
the coming of friends for the meeting
Sunday school has been poorly at
tended. We hope for better attend
ance this coming Sunday.
Mr.. Jess and Nick Nicholson made
a business trip to Pensacola on We'd
nesday last.
Mr.. Oscar Walker has accepted a
positiOn in the shingle mill at this
place. We are glad to have MI.
Walker among us.
DIR d. H. Finlay drove through the
country to Pollard Monday last 70 see
Dr. Ford. hear the doctor made the
trip in four hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01
FOR SALE
BARGAIN LfsT PIANOS

Lester Piano, mahogany, fine order
was $3.50, price now S275, used only
few months. $40 cash balance SIS
per month.
Irving, handsome case, was 5000
now S215; very little used. Terms SIG
cash, IS per month
Clutter, large handsome mahogany
case; was $500 now $685.. A bargain
Terms SIS cash, IS per month.
Mehlin, high grade mahogany: was
$3.50 now $3.50; rented only few
months; $50 cash, $40 per month.
Sterling, ebony case, was $3.50 now
$120, $40 cash. IS per month. E
Clutter, large size, mahogany case;
used seven months, was $500 now
$275; $40 cash, IS per month.
Kimball, walnut case, was 1915 used
two years, now S1S5, $40 cash, bal
ance 81 per month.
All Of the above are upright pianos
and We guarantee them. We have 1f
square pianos from SIS to $45. SOC
per week; good for practice.
CLUTTER MUSIC HOUSE,
Pensacola, Fla.
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AmUS6mentS
4 q z a. 4. q q z q
Last Nights Play.

Buster Brown" came to life last
night, He was lively piece of hu,
manity at that. 1t all happened at
the opera house, and was witnessed
by many, among whom were a large
number of children who had already
made his acquaintance through the
comic supplement of the papers.
Buster is all wool and a yard wide.
There is nothing slow about him and
nothing dull. He makes you laugh
whether you feel so disposed or not
and a good laugh at that. He is the
cutest little fellow you ever saw and
is about the size of a four year old
although they say that he is really
twenty-five years of age His little
midget form is as perfect as a little
model and he is as lively as a Nit
ten.
Buster was not alone. He brought
who furnished a lot of fun. They
drilled and sang lot of catchy airs
and oh! there we're some of the
cutest little girls, all dressed up in
nice short dresses made out Of pretty
colOrs, with long pink stockings.
Buster is the funniest little fellO v
you ever saw, and plays tricks on
other people much to the annoyance
OF his mamma anf grandmamma. II
was such a pity that he could not
play a matinee so that all the little
ck .4dren could see him.
Resolved-That the next time Bus
Ter comes to Pensacola, it will not
be necessary for his company to cVt
the performance so short.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out
Of the Circuit Court OF Escambia
County, Florida, wherein G. W. Sims
and ]. H. Heron are plaintiffs and L
B. Hilson and John G Ward are de-
PENDANTS, I have LEVIED upon and viii
sell at public outcry 20 the highest
bidder for cash, on the 9TH day Of
NAY, A. D., 1906. during the legal hours
Of sale in frons Of the door Of the
County Court house, in and for Escam-
bia County, Florida, the following des-
cribed property, tO-wit; Twenty-six
(26) shares Of stock Of the News Pub
fishing Company, represented By GER
tifcate number 9 3, issued 10 I. B.
Hilson. March 10Th, A. p. 1902, levied
on as the property Of l. b. HilsOn;
also one white launch Dandy"
spark engine" property Of l. b Fl +
son and John G. Ward J. c. Van
PeIt. Sheriff Of Escsmbia Co. ia
1aproaw4w.
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7 He LABEL is
A BUSINESS
BUILDER

The business man, professional
man, candidate for Office, fraternal
society, etc, cannot afford to have
anything but the best printing done
OF his stationery. Offices that use
the Union Label should be patrOnizcd
to obtain the best printing.
Union printers are paid good
wages Tor knowing how to do good
work. If you are careful business
ran and believe in reciprocity-that
is to patroniZe that class Of working
people that make good wages, in re-
turn for which you get high-class
cash patronage for. your trade, your
professional services, ETC., you will
want to see this class Of workmen
prosperous, and you can help to have
them so by patronizing those PLACES
that employ Union Labor.
The well-paid wOrlmen are the
sinews to your business and Of good
citizenship to the community. Don't
be a party to reverse this fact.
Good stationery, well printed,
shows good business methods. I'm.
ion offices only can fulfill your every
desire in this respect.
The Union offices in Pensacola are:
Jno. w. Burrow, Job Office.
H. S. White, Job Office.
The Mayes Printing Co., Job Office.
The Pensacola Journal, Newspaper.
Now, don't forget this list of
Union ofices-dOn't forget to inquire
for the Union LabeI-don't forget
your best interests by having your
stationery printed by "scab" con
Germs who CAN'T GIVE YOU THE
BEST work on account of not being
able to procure THE BEST workmen.
Don't DENY THE RIGHT of organ
lied men to obtain the RIGHT
WAGES for their work on the same
principle that you ask RIGHT
PRICES for your good or your ser
vices.
Give your job work and advertising
only to those offices named above
Pensacola Typographical Union No,
/ 2e3.
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STEAMBOAT SCHEDULE

STEAMER CAPT. FRITZ. ]. N.
Rogers, master. Passengers ana
Freight service between Pensacola
and Freeport, Fla. At Baylen street
wharf, Wednesdays. Tourists and
others desiring to see places Of interest
on Choctawhatchie Bay and Santa
Rosa Sound should make this trim.
Special rates for parties of ten or
more. For rates or other informa.
ton, apply on board or address r. o.
Box 692, Pensacola. Fla.
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Legal advertisements
BIDS EnR UNIFORMS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Safety at the Clerks ONCE
until 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
April Atm. for summer uniforms OK the
Police and Fire Departments OF the
City Of Pensacola, samples OF cloth TO
be submitted with bids. The right 10
reject any and all bids IS reserved
CIIAS. II. BLISS. Mayor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

FOR sALE-1s0O Barrels Black Paint
in one barrel lots or carloads, made
expressly for painting metal, single
and iron roofs, iron cars, smoke
stacks, structural iron work, shin
bottom, etc. For prices, samples, etc,
write to The Alcatraz Co., Richmond,
Va 1aprS-15-22s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

Administrators Notice Of Final Set
Element, in re estate Of John ". Fra
ter. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Tues
day. the 7th day Of August 1906. az
10 o'clock a. m, o. as soon thereafter
"a same can be heard. I will apply 70
the Honorable County Judge Of e
Gambia county. Florida, FOR a final
discharge from the administration %
said estate.
HARRY l.. FRATER,
Administrator
Dated February /, 1906 oam6m
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Woodmanls cIrola.

W. o. ". C.. oai frove. No. g..
Woodmen Circle meets every Thurs
dav 3 D. m, I'd floor Pytbian Hall. over
Pou's stable, on Intendencia street
Visiting sovereigns cordially invited
Mrs. Leona Langford. Guardian; Mrs.
M. B. Olsen Clerk.
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hoWsands Each Day Who Are Looking for Bargains
ForSaIe
r,pv FOR sALE-SO acres, located

-.,,r FOR. SALE-SO acres, located
an -~~o-rage Hill on railroad; all fenced
. Win large house, barns, out
y GU arc. Creek runs through the
no.s, end 4 or 5 springs are also on
l4lo, ,.r8 Plenty shade trees and ap-
,ls Ian. peach and plum trees.
p sof1. also have a lot Sf fine breed
60 @ .~s ducks, hogs, goats, pea
-. rfreons. geese and turkeys of
lO' -.-is ReasOnfOr selling is that,
a.. 81 10 one 10 manage place. A great
hA,-sT either as an investment or
u. -g~.v hooking for a good farm on
10 ~, n make money. Everything
~. ~ and Just as represented. No
g. Write or call on w. H. Morgan
-eh. AZ. Pensacola, for further partic'
n'A 31mar
u.a-s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

Itching piles provoke profanity. but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years Of suffer
ing. At any drug store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

IN SATF-9524 acres Of land hall
80 from city, northwest; 20 acres
- and. sub soil clay; 2534 under
..--.;rarion. clay sub soil DR.. I. A
,,F,r 519 Guillemarde St
.l-rs-aMH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

WoNpAV WE Will SELL MOTH
ERss BAND SHIRT WAISTS FOR
BOYS AT 25c. $500
2. (. RRANNER'S
DEPARTMENT STORE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

JUST RECEIvED-Large shipment OF
imported Olive Oil. Retail by pint,
SALON or larger quantity. @. Morasso
Z Co. ship chambers and grocers, 7O1
South Palsfox. Acct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

FOh SAl-E-Registered Berkshire and
yorkshire Pigs; pedigrees furnished;
$50 lullolooi game chickens and eggs
"a ~. al reasonable prices. DR.. ]. s.
--1uCIeaehey, Chipley, Fla 5mar1m
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t.NrE sHlPplNe NEWs.

Arrived.
Dora. Br IS, Mitchell, 145s, Buenos
Ayres.
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FOR SALE-My property, 416 E. Bra
inard St.. consisting of four lots 40
Nl5O feet; a two story dwelling con-
tanning 6 rooms, hall ways, bath room
closets and pantry. On car line; viii
sell entire property for 100000. E.
Il Reese. 22feb
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Fine Line of
TENNIS
GOODS
JUST RECEIVED

New Tennis good.
Rockets-s1.25, st.5o, $500, $3.50,
$500. $3.50. $500, $3.50, $500, $3.50.
Nets-s1.5o, $3.50.
BaIls-s for s1.oo.
Fine lire fresh spring Fishing
Tackle; new and Of best quality.
one thousand new Edison Records
Just in. Come quick before they are
picked over.
out Of town orders promptly filled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

"a ~ sALE-BeaCt1fu block IN New
Wy Tract No. 3I2. For cash S6O0.
Apply 70 A. N. MCMILLAN, Court House
1aug
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ARE YOU READY /?

Those cheap rates expire April 18th
to California and the Northwest
Zach first ana third Tuesday tick
cts are almost given away to Texas,
Oklahoma and that section.
First class. round trip convention
rates to California in May and July.
Through Pullman Tourist Cars from
Washington, D. c.. to San Francisco
via Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile and
New Orleans and Southern Pacific
(Sunset Routel and from St. Louis
via Wabash and Union Pacific and
Kansas City.
We have the best service to China,
Japan and Hawaiian Islands.
No trouble to answer questions.
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MONDAY WE WILL SELL SEAM
SIDE DRAWERS AT 35e. PAlH, :
PAIRS FOR s1.oo.
:. (. BRhWNERfS
DEPARTMENT STORE.
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'OH SALE-A. R. Bingham has a
a. sOoo team Of mules for sale. See
',-Sm l on his new float. feb2S
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J. =. VAN RENSSELAER,,
G. w. ELY, 7. p A. General Agt.
124 Peachtree St,
Atlanta, Ga
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Attention c. <. 81 a.

A meeting Of the Catholic knlghf55
Of America will be held tonight a Z
o'clock at their hall. Business OF
5u,portauce and all members are
urged to be present.
r. MOTTA.
THOS. JOHNSON, president
Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

y sALE.-Only young Boar pigs
- aeo by Duke Of Florida 6Ss2s out
a. az OIphan Lee, Of Baltimore, 5s544
81 guaranteed with registrations and
rPyS - Carl Setterlind, Chipley,
26noy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-01

On HE HIGH LAND-East Hill cleo
1te car line, SIX lots 100 It. front
lSt12 deep, corners 500. inside
80 80 seVO. There are no better situa-
SS-4 thsn these lots. A. V. Clubbs.