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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-15
Timber land Act June ISIS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
umtrn ff,trs .Asn orrf,r,
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nufns. uferou. August a. ipcai
Noiicc u hereby pitcn that in compliance
wlih the rruvisluns of inn sci VI conFrcss oi
timber iandsln tho States 10 california. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory" 81 uNfuudf
cd To- ali the Public land siat1s hy act oi NgT
on August n 10. ni,a ~ ,hi. odice i6elf
Huufu statements. fu.wlt
Mafy khefwcln, Of ioguiam county q Che
ess AZ 49, H., ~ y e.,a6s.s "a sS i'siase ~ % ei
ssction 80. township 40 % south. fang' 40,
~ east " n.
Chchails. state oi washiurion, sworn stats
mrnt Nu e.. iuf fhH purchase ni tHU ~ ui NJ
q section Nc township n" 20 SOUTH fHnee
Amelia Sold Of Iinquian. County of rheha
iis, state 81 Washington, stulu tisirmt "a Ne.
~, Tor She pufrnHa0 uI the H't ul H'ft - 80.
tion 80 Z, towusi w. Nu q suuih. nnEe No -
ianos \ Mile oi noguiam, county Of che
halls. state ~ MnahluFiuu, sHufn statement
No, iii, for che puu hafu ui ihr ~ oi N'li ~
section 10 township NO p spuh fnnFn "
Mafy X Nliiof Of uouuiam. county Of he
halls state nf MashinHiuut HNufu stateWehi
iion 30 !, touushir 40 d south. range No 20
ffed A. Huhhlu. Of noquiau. Cuun, ofChc
sails Slate oi washington, Eanln siairmsut
n, hNi. NNi, aud NMil HMi 4. ul section No.
u, township So a south, range No a. sani ".
AZ
That ihcY uin ofef pfuois 10 shna that
the iands sought nrr mufr valuable zoe ihs
timber or siuut ihuftnn than foe Agricultural
pufpoagf. nnd in tHInnilsh ihirf claims ~ said
land hciufu fhp Nfalsfrf aud hnftlfvf 81 this
once al uufnH, pfr con, 600 tnrHlal The anh
daY uf uUtuirr. iHHT.
fhey name a. uiintffffi Ifri A. Hubble
Vincent D Miller. AmFllH huin, HafI llluf|
Neiu, la1 rsi a. Miller aud Nlliiain q Tea. 81
iloqliau, Nashinriuu, ADD huifn Williams,
oi hllrY, Oregon
Auy aud Hll IUfnnua rlnifulnH adversely anN
~ the above drrfflisd lands HiU rnqursicd 10
Ole thrif claims ~ this nnlfr nu nf nrinie The
said aoih dal ufuiiub, Ii iItll.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-15
Timber Land. Act June 5. lee.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED sTATEs I.ASD OFFlCE, Z
hurus. oregon, Augusi lu, ~.

Notice IL hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions uf the uct OF luutfcft of
june 3, lnls entitled An aci iof the salc ui iin'
beT lands la the states of Inliiuruiu, ufcFoul
Nevada, aud " ashtngton Icffitory, a. extend
ed Ia All the Public Land states BY act oi Aug
ust 4, lsa2, the following nulnrd irfsouf has a
on Augusl 18th aud llth, iyJd, nlcd la this ofire
their sNoTn Hiaienenis, to-wu,
Lula u. fitchett, Of ontario County oi Mai
heur, state of oregon, sworn statement No ilN,
for the purchase of the SKA, oi section II,
township No. u south, range No = east, W, n
Jafnsa A, MadduN, VI Ontario. county ui
Malheuf, state oi oregon, sworn siulcinent 30.
iSi. ior the puTehase VI the ~ OF section y,
osnshlp no. n south, fangg No - east. v %,
Nora Aaddux, OF Ontario, County oi Malhcur,
the purchase Oi the NMi4 OF secliou 30. "a.
tONnship Nou south. range No. ~ easl. ~. %
Joe =. fitcheit, of ontario, County oi Nal
hcur, state Of oregon, sworn statement 40. a.,
for the purchase of the Ma, VI section No. A..
township No. = south, range No - easi, ". "a
That they viii Oiief pfoOis 70 SHOW that me
lands sought are more valuable for ihc timltf
OF stone thereon than for Agricultural purIofUf
aud 10 establish their claims 10 aald 4auuf De
bore the Register aud Receiver III hurnf, ore
EOn, On saturday the Xth day Oi ociubef, i.u.
4 hey name as Hitnrsscsi rTauk iiil.,ir|
Of klicy Oic sOn, bcOfgc b. rallsyury, ul bufnt
Oregon, auu Jaincs A MadduK, Aofa ~ haauuK
Thomas M. ritchet And i.u.a filchetf, oi
oulsIiO Oregon
AM and Al. persons elainiing adyei scly anl
0i the nuVfe-describcn lands afe feq quesied iu
nie their cisins in this Oiilce Ou " hci0fs
said zith day oi October, isoc.
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uNrFn 80. .rATEilANe ~. POL, olglgF


Anfirr is hereby gwen ftai in comp isurs
viii inr pfuflsl Hi iNf nri ul tuuEffss ~
June d, lffa ruNflrfl "An ace inf fhr tair ui
umhrf lauuf iu lNr rialfH ul california. Nfr.
Funi hrfHlai HIiu NafnluHiuu lIfFiiufl ns
uftrudtu iu ail ihr futlif NaHl riaisa ~ arf
of AuHusi 4. i1ft, ufrsil iifliiin, NJ NafniHsi
iounty ~ lialurf ntsfr nl tffrEuut has Il lull
Ali itNu uiN4 ln lnir ulNfI nIa aHuIn ftH'tsuNnt
NJ tai ipf thH l'uff naau ul thf n % ~ q rrt
70. a. NJ sff rfT. au .u in aHsuip 49,. -
ahon that she lHnl aIHrHf if rIufH HiIaiiF TOE
ifr ilinNrf uf HIuNE IlaH Iuf afifuIiufal puf1
tutft, auu iu ffiHfiifH Doe flHlHI iu Hald lsnu
Leiufs thr linslaIff aul iifrUiFef ID tnlS oilre
"a hufnr, nfrs ln, uH lurHial slp lnth dai 20
Oriuir lliI
uinhus rrsfl, tuaI irH Ai.H fui tHalirf fuagIi,
HIi ul nufuH ulrFuu.
Auy uua "a lrlsH||f fIalIHlnI satffrr $3.50
HnYfv dsfci iiei ia ldssit f,Isstiru iu nis ihvlf
ciaims 90 ihia unlre pn nl ui.ilIf taid ioih asg
oi ihtpuffi IA.
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Timhcr Land, Act June 3 isss.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

lNtrEp srArrs LAND OrrtCH,
hurus, oregon, August a. tpQH.
Notice is hereby sivin that in complianrc
with The provisions uf the act Of Congress af
june o.. lNtA, entitled An oct Tor IN. sale OF
Timber lands In thU states ui California. Otc.
Huu. Nevada, and Washington Territory, ~
uktCuhcd iU 90 the Public Land states By act
col funust g. irul. Miles n. smith Of nufus
county ui liHrurf. state ot oregon, on August
~ 200 nlCd in THE uncc his sworn statement
No. iti fuf The purchase OF the ~ 4. of section
so d. in Township No y -, Range so. - r.. ".
N sud viii oncr pruui 10 snow that the land
sought o. more valuable fof IT, timber or Stone
than Tor agricultural PURPOSES, aud 20 establish
his tlHim ~ seid land before the Register aud
RECEIVER OF this utllUc ~ hufns. Oregon. on
"Wednesday The iisi day Of October ip1d.
Tie nnmea aH Witnesses " ~ suith. nNkV
Jameson, n. a, hyde, Mary A. smith, all oi
hufus uferuu
Any aud ~ pUrrOns claiming adversely the
hhuYU'd 'dracfIhgd lands are requested ~ Ole
thilf glnims in ihis ohrc ON or before said aisi
day 20 Netonrf, i1ri
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Il. J. Chandler and j. G. Free
man are oyer from the Warn
springs.
II you want TO sell your ranch oil
farm see Archie McGowan the land
man at once.
DR.. w. G. Brown, Dentist. 0flics
in the new stone building north oI
the Post Office.
DR.. Geary reports Walter Gray
suffering from relapse from his
recent Illness.
If you wish TO he located on a
good homestead, see +. VI. Jordan,
county surveyor.
Thos Balm has returned from a
trip TO the outside where he went To
place his boys In school.
Borr-Yesterday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Platt Randall Of this city, a
son Plat thinks hes ''it."
School tablets cheap at Mrs
Hattie Hastie'e. Also pens slate
aud lead pencils call and see her.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO the public aud
invites his old time patrons aud
friends to call. Draft beer 3 cent?.
DR. Goary was called to Lawen
Tuesday and upon his return Wed.
nesday reported the birth Of u son
to Mr.. aud Mrs. f. NJ. Upton.
Harry Cary the Lawen merohan,
was looking after business In this
section during the week. He was
buying grain and also arranged with
the grist mill for his winters -four,
Scott Hayes aud family came ~
from Lawen Sunday to consult a
physician Ia regard to the baby
which was suffering from summer
complaint. The little sufferer ID
now improved In health and the
family has returned home.
G. W. Cleyenger will leave TO-
morrow morning for an extended
visit to the East. He goes partieu-
larly to visit his mother who lives
Ia Missouri aud is not enjoying
good health Mr. Clevenger will
visit Chicago before returning and
may be absent two months.
ID. N. Catterson was a caller nj
this office the first Of the week, hav'
ing come here TO meet his daughter
Mrs. j. 2. Cochrane aud her little
son, who went TO the Cntterson
homo at Lawen to visit. Mr. Cat
terson is enjoying better health
than he has for some time.
Ben Brown Ia suffering from ty-
phoid feyer at bis home in this city
His brother Leon recently recover
ed from the fever aud il seems rath'
or hard to have another one Of the
same firm take down at once.
However, Ben is doing very we'll
and from present indications will
not nave a serious attack.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uSuTn ,.. srATls i, LANe OBJ, orsigs; !, -.

UNITED srATr LANp OFFICE,
hufns, oregon, August ~, iyisI
Noillr Ia hcwil Fiteu that tho following
nnmri settler has nlrd notice nf his lntenr
lion a. make anal prHuf la Huppoft Of hlf
claim unl that said proof viii he made he
fore iNr kfFisirf aud hrcriNrf, AZ huFns, ore.
Fuu. un september ~, ln. va Albeit .,
unNrrmHn. ~ lllrf Oregon, n. y No, itlsi Tor
thc Ns NNii, 49, sNi.. sN'a Nk'., See.
sf q F.N gIk W.
lic uamos tho following Witnessrs ~ pfoye
bic continuous rUalduure upHu aud cultivation
ni sn'd Ilnd. via iiohi. . WilliHmf ffank q.
nlbhlo. a nibhlc. n rhapsu, al of hiiey
Ofrauu.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCE.
Burns OREGON, August Yt iqo6
Nulcn is hereby giVen that the following
neiucd sCttlcf hns hivd notice OF his Intention
10 make hnal proof IN support OF his claim,
ana ihai fid ruiul Will BE- made hcfurc the
hefisfcr and Receiver A. Burns. Oregon, on
vctohct aih. iWe, VIZ lincoln A. Jackson, %
sclti0u .O b u a, n 0E.,w wM
hc names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivs.
tion of, said lsud Ma George W. Young
frnuk %. Jackson. George ". Cteveneer Wal.
tcr Curry, an oi nurus Oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


nurns. ufcrun. August b. ieU ,
Notice is hereby EiVen that chasiUs "
owens. Of silviUa urfHuu. has nlrd n,tlrc ui
Intention to make pfuui ON his desert lHnd
giaim No ga iuf thr iuis T. e. D. ~ M a. ~ 4
iMis. Nis -lit. sec .. o. iNN u. IN W ~
bciofp the Noaitirf aud nrUelfcr nt hufnf. ore
iAN
tie names The following Witnesses 60 Prove
the rofdplHiu Irrigation and reclamation ~
hsii land tuhu u. Hopper ~ 4. tAmhiln
william iiun. Ueofro " iianklns. all Of sn
NiUs Oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED srArFs LAND uTFiCE,
nufus, oregon, August ~. leo.
hufirU la hrfrhN fiYon that the following
named sriflef hiss Died notice Of hin Intention
fu make hnnI pfuui in uppnfi ~ bic claim. aud
ihHt said ufuul VIII nn o. adr before the Regis
irf aud IrrrIfUr, nf nurnf oregon. con urto.
hcf '. 100. W. luhn iiuahOs iours, OF smith.
uirHlui n . So. o., iuf The ~ .M'. soc,
4. nud ST.. NWI. HTt. Nv a. See. al IT. rs b..
o. H o.. " A.
iio uames ne following witnesses 10 psnvc
hIf ruufl uuuf frHlHUurc uIuu hud cultivation
ul snld lanIt tlf thumas ~. kelsay, Thomas
D. lrnklnH. luhu %. jenkins. ~ smith, Oregon
nul Nhiiit'an icfr. ~ nurus oregon
VIZ iAuhn. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED .I.. sTArEs .l LAND orr!es.

UNITED STATES LAND oFFfCE.
hurus. oregon, August 10. inOe
Nuiicc Is hcrcby given that the foliOwing-
nAmUi fc'tlct has nlcd notice Of his intention
% mako 0nal prof. IN support oi his Clnim
nnu ihHi said rruul viii be made leiorp the
hcFistf Hud Ne eiycf, at hurns. Oregon on
ociUh.t H. 100, Ytai Thomas q. keisay, uf
SUI uegon, a. y No, 25W, iakeview series,
t0f tnN ~Ei -Nia - ~hlt sCU 10. aud MI.
NJ q s.U lh, D. sOS, X. a'E.w
w. nHuies the following witnesses 10 pruye
hlr CONTINUOUS fVsift &c upon aud cultivation
el .id aud, NiFi Thomas " jenkins, John
ifukUut. iuhn a. Jones Of smith. Oregon aud
chfistlan uerE Of nutus utvgon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNtrRD srArfs LAND OrfiCE.
burnf, Oregon, August H.. iqcd.
Notice ~ hereby given that the following.
nauiei settlcth his iled notice Of his Intention
"a make final proof IN suupOft OF his viainl, aud
that said rrooi will be made before the Regis
ici ana Receiver, AZ Burns, oregon. on October
y llW, viz, John Davies, OF smith. Oregon H.
=, 80, i2A, tor the Wa sM4, MA sW,4. sE,4
NV, See "a r. 2qS. r. 95E W. N,
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
o. said land, viz Thomas v. jenkins, John X.
icukirs. John II. Jones. OF smith, prcRon
thrisuan hcrg, oi hurns. oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
gs,l. gm5,9. .,..., .l.I,'l,se ,,',l., o,,ic. az.

lstrfr srkTrs iAsn Ofrirr
hufna oregon, august -, iisN
Nulicr IL hrfrhy nivcn. thai Ada a. Miller ot
iHuru, ufUruu. hut nird notice uf intention tu
matr proof nu hrf doacft land rlRim No, iHH,
luf ihU 81 NJ u nuh lots I, q. aud q Nsp 10,
~ A. u Hi D.. " N before the Register aud
Receiver Ht ilufut, uIUNun, uu "Wednesday, the
luH lHY ul urluhrf lnF
Hhr uHmra the following witurssvss 20 prove
thr rumHlrir Irrigation aud reclamation ~
said inunl Aaam D. u. ocofEU. Martin \
smith. Uf laWvn nfcgou, ". a. Mcisa ~
hurrt ofgrnn. hfad Mos ui ihNeu, oregon.
w. fAHHr, hCgisiuf.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


nurns Land once. August o.. isnd
Notice h hereby given, thai ~ directed BY
the Commissioner of the General Land Once,
under provisions of act Of Congress apufui rd
Juur ~ is0i, publie-N NJ, Au ~ will untr Al
public sale, 10 the highest bidder, af 10 o'cloct
a, M, ON the s3th day Of september meat, ai
this once, the following tract 0f lnnd, g. VT
lat No 4 ut Zee - Nfia M. anu Lnif ana
70 Of soc. 4, 7, As, II. ~ D., " H., North II
haiheur Lake.
Any persons claiming adversely the aboye
described lands arr advised "a HE their claims,
or objections. ON OF before the day above dcsiF
mated Tot sale,
Va. FAHKE HegiAirr
A,w. 0owAH, Receiver.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED Stairs LASD OFFICE,
HuluA- lLIn A ALl.lL.I l. n l

Burns, one, August lh. 1870
Notice 10 hereby gigen that The fOllOHins
named settler has D cd notice ol nis Intention
70 MAKE nl.ai proof IA support of hi6 claiiu, and
that said proof sill b. made bei0fe ihe Ecsis
ter aud Receiver ~ Burns oregon, on replem'
Der -, lsO1 via. frank taslneld, Oi NaffOns 3,
oregon, II n. No. l1xl, for the Lots and Z sec
n, and lot see. -. a. - s.. n. cl H.. ". a
south Of NalheuT Lake.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove hii
continuous residence upon aud cultivation vi
said Land, VIZ; Don Baker, Edward Anderson,
George W. tawlheld, ali Oi Narrow, Oregon
and Nancy simInons, oi burns. oregon.
ha fAhEE hrslster.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uSnTEs 6Tsa. s5ATss 5.ssss LASS Aus.. oEFies h i

burns, oregon, Augusi o., ilpl,A
Notice q hereby given that the following
named seiele- has died notice ui hif intention
~ make anal pfuoi Ia support ~ hlt tlnliii, aud
thar said proof will b. made before the hralt.
tor and Receiver, nt hurns, ofcgou, uu rrpirnr
boT "a, iuul. via tlaud ~ hfandOmi Of hurus.
oregon, A, n, No lisi, for the rtia, See. 90, 4
~ -, h. ai n. "
lie nanies the following witnesses o. Prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz; llcaFman 1uulin, Hoy Me
Gee. George II. smith, James l., iiieks al oi
huruH oregon,
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X+>I</ |I| IN = WS.
I}oukS>>t snd wife and son
ftors 0f'ng the week.
or <nIt in the new town
Irr64 sec J. G.. Turney.
rel<on and Sam Vert
sned Iht White Front Barn
sIc - an elmost new heat
--inqoirp Of |. Schwartz.
lrnnt Thpmpson and child
moved INTO the Schweit-
eoce fpf Ne winter.
NAyhorry, a special
tho eoyernment, is here
sfter some land matters.
w C'levenger is home
extended visit with rela-
10 Gran, county.
0oodman is now ready |
voojrev aud barley crush
I'd 10 The needs Of hie pa.
Friv>d ~ Mrs. Hasties', a
lima of Pattern Hats, caps
,Iuu.et, &c. Call aud see
r...s .a ~. ,,,,o.
Ind George fIibbard, spent
re with the dogs and guns
~ -.
-, - L.
~ w ' !
he high school aud public
pencil 'or the school year
day, bog closed Tuesday
'onrc'' nnd vile ana MISS
Vs"p''ll were the guests
~ 'nr CITY a lew days
of tnt week Mr. bonnett
'nR tor suitable house 10
'f'nK the winter
N'll'ta, superinlenden' OF
LHka county, came IN
~ mee' o'a'e 9upI AoN
fv' Oalnpoeii anu
'ea''eF alI oil whom 'e''
n'''9 % neS's' III a 'eaohors
~ MHe county
eighth grade examination,
ncipals room, Burns pub
building, Sept, ~ aud 2s
desiring TO take the fall ex-
b 10 yequeslod 10 be present.
NJ. l.. Rlanr,
school Superintendent.
nu,h. has returned from
The poeblo mining district
49,, ,,s,, q, ,he oo,,,y
N, p,ereton the mining
49,. !, ma, dis,ric, look-
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frEMBER 10 1906.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-10
noubIe Flowers.

Nearly all the double flowers Of gar
dens were first found Wild. Double
buttercups, double primroses, double
daisies, double roses and many other
things were first discovered among
their wild fellows and introduced into
the gardens. The florist, however, can
produce double flowers. He watches
this tendency in nature. If a flower
usually has FIVE petals, and he dis
covers that some Of the stamens have
somewhat Of a petai-like character, the
pollen is taken from these flowers and
others in a normal condition fertilized
with this pollen. The tendency, once
started, is then given to the progeny.
Almost any species Of plant will in this
way be capable Of producing double
flowers. 1t IS surprising that, with this
knowledge, more attempts az this line
of improE ement in ordinary garden
flowers are not made.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-10
CIRCUIT COURT IS
NOW IN SESSION

The regular spring term of the Es-
Gambia county circuit court opened
yesterday morning with Judge Fran.
els j. Carter, presiding. Little bust
ness outside Of the calling of the
Gocket, settlement of a few cases and
the continuing of others was trans
acted.
When Sheriff Van Pelt opened
court there were a number Of attor-
neys who had business before the
court, and little time was lost by
Judge Carter in getting down to busi-
ness.
Two minor judgements we're render.
ed and several cases dismissed.
The first case on the docket for to
cay is the $4,000 suit of the German,
American Lumber Company versus E.
T.. Saunders.
Six petit jurors were secured yester-
Gay as follows: c. E. Shackleford, R
E. L. Daniel, Edward Fox, w. J.
Bicker, z. G.. Brewton and w. l.
Mobiles. The veniTe was soon exhaust
ed and the court ordered the sheriff
to summon a special venire to report
this morning.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-10
Easter Ball!
Motormen and Conductors Hall, Mon.
day, April 16.
ADMISSION, 25e.
REQUEST
ASKED OF BOARD
CAT KILLS J. E. cAPE's CHICKENS
AND HE ASKS PERMISSION
TO KILL ANIMAL.

One of the most unique but at the
same time most humorous requests
ever made of a public body was made
yesterday afternoon at the session of
the Board of Public Works.
The business of the meeting had
been about concluded when ]. E.
Capes, who had ben sitting in a tar
corner, meeky arose and asked: Gen
tlemen, may 1 say .something?'
He was answered in the affirmative
and told to turn loose whatever he
had to say.
Il want permission from you gen.
tlemen to kill a cat l can't poison
the animal and it has killed my chick
ems until am tired of it. l have a
target rife and can shoot them up a
few"
'FDo you want the members of the
board to kill the cat?" asked Mayor
Bliss.
IF you do I will give each of you
ST." was the quick response of the
man-after-the-cat.
Call and see the mayor and the
question will be taken up" was the
information given Mr.. Capes.
The board soon adjourned and Mr..
Capes followed Mayor Bliss into the
latter's Office and came out few
minutes later with a piece Of paper in
his hands, all smiles. He had secur-
ed permission to shoot the cat.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-10
TerSeIY Told

Caho A. Redditt is a pleasant visi-
tor from Chipley.
IL. Naber, of Birmingham, is
spending a few days in the city.
d. ". Burke. a well known citizen
Of DeFuniak, is in the city for a few
days.
The city council will meet in reg
ular session tomorrow evening at
o'clock
Charles Hardesty, a prominent lum
Der man Of Houston, Texas, is in Pen
sac0la on business.
L. E. Lull, Kirk Henry, W. B. Nc
Donald, NJ o. Harrison, well known
Mobile citizens were here yesterday
Hon. W. H. Price. Of Mariana,
spent yesterday in Pensacola on Legal
business.
Miss Connie Davis Of Bluff Springs
Is visiting with Mrs. Geo. johnson, or
East Hill.
Malcolm Nelson, of Bagdad, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. E
y. POOley, left yesterday for home.
The New City Finch will not meet
today. but will meet next Tuesday
with Mrs. Began, on Fourteenth street
A game Of baseball was played Sun.
dav between two teams known, re
spectively. as Pensacola Juniors and
Bulldogs. which resulted in a score of
lS to u in favor Of the former.
Confederate Memorial day will be
celebrated in this city on April 19, not
It. as erroneoUsly noted Sunday.
The schooner Cleopatra, Capt. Otto
Ware. Of ST. Andrews. arrived in port
yesterday and viii load at once with
e miscellaneous cargo for merchants
a points along the bay.
The evangelistic meetings conducted
a Holt. Fla, by Rev. Heinrich Kegel
and party closed last night. There
vas much interest in the meetings.
Alexander StOddart, OF the New
York Underwriters Agency, has recov-
cred so satisfactorily from his recent
Illness that he intends to shortly leave
NeW York for his customary annual
visit to Florida-N. Y. journal OF
commerce.
The High School junior field athletic
team. desires TO issue a challenge tO
any held team whose members weigh
lnler ll0 pounds. Meet to be held in
ms city under rules of recent contest
a. huptrian,s Park. Those interested
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-10
FIRST PASTURE.

Cooking school teachers-this
includes teachers" who have
applied to us for a weekly pay
if they would say something
nice" about Grape-Nuts and Pos
tum, and when we have decln-
ed to hire them to do this they
get waspy and show their true
coIors.
This also includes demon
strators" and Lecturers" sent
out by a certain Sanitarium to
sell foods made there, and these
people instructed by the small
be-whiskered-dOctOr-the head
of the institution-to tell these
prevarications (yOu can speak
stronger word if you like). This
same little doctor conducts a
small magazine in which there
is a department Of answers to
correspondents" many of the
questions as we'll as the answers
being written by the aforesaid
doctor.
In this column sometime ago
appeared the statement, mo,
we cannot recommend the use
of Grape-Nuts for it is nothing
but bread with glucose poured
over it." Right then he showed
his badge as a member of the
tribe of Ananias. He may have
been a member for some time
before, and so he has caused
these lecturers" to descend
into the ways of the tribe where
ever they go.
When the young lady in New
York put the iron on to this
teacher" and branded her right
we sent $1,000 to the girl for
her pluck and bravery.