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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-07
Hotel Arrivals.


las Pension.
A. ]. Frank, Algodones; Mrs. Jenny
Coon, albuquerque; J. =. Brown. Can.
on City. Colo: Jas. Englehart. Albu-
querque; Jno. A. Laughlin, Trinidad.
Colo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-07

Will pay cash for a lot Of furniture.
Phone 40s, ]. G. Hazard. 6-57
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-07

See the new line Of kid and wash
belts at 6aily's. S45
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-07
SUN DAIRY.

MORNING SUN DAIRY.
~
Pure Milk and Cream. Strictly SAM
tary. Both phones $50.
J. p. cEvER. proprietos.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-07

New Optic.
P. Mccormick, Chaperito.
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FRED MULLER,
Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
BLOW MADE HIN SANE?
fanatic Said to Hare Been Cured
bg Brutal Treatment.

Washington, May 11.-Testimony was again
taken to-day in the investigation Of the Hospital
for the Insane by the special committee of the
House OF Representatives. Mrs. Della NJ Snyder.
who had a daughter at the asylum, testified that
while visiting there she had seen large girl
throw an old woman against the wall with great
violence Neither was an attendant although
two attendants were near by.
Alexander Ross testified that he had visited
a patient, an ex-freman named Dodge; that on
one occasion Dodge had his ribs broken from
rough treatment. When he had recovered from
this Dodge was struck severe blow on the head
by a patient. The blow resulted in instantIT
making Dodge sane.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Friday, May II, 1906


Port Of New York, Friday, May II, 1906
ARRIVED
Steamer Bordeaux (Fr), LHeveder Havre ADri % 10
the Compagnie Generate Transatantique Mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at II 30 m
stearne: Active cHorl Eide. BaTacoa May 5. to NJ s
AITue. with fruit Arrived at the Bar 4 a m
steamer Buenos Aires (Span). AdAmiz April 21
Naples 2 Barcelona rs. Malaga 2s 80 10 tho
Compana aEEatantca with 81 cabin 900 steerage
passengers and ndse. Arrived $3.50 a m.
steamer Sican Prince lIS. Claridge Naples April %
az the Bar at a m.
Steamer ImOgen Obj. Edward Calcutta March H. Port
Sald Apri D. Algiers Is and IIoston May Norton
Steamer Edda QIOr) Mendau Azua April q and Ma
az the Bar At 3 a "a.
a. Steamer Valdya Ger) Devantier Cape Haytien April
Sonaiyes - Port Prince % and Santa Marta May
70 Lne Hamburg American with cabin passen-
bels, mails and mdse. Arrived che Bar al 3 m
cS.S-t.lneF Il SUD. Higgins Galveston May g. 10 the
az 5s racine company with mdse Left Quarantine
STEAMER Hamilton. Boaz Newport News ana Norfolk.
% The Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers ana 5Sss
Left Quarantine 8 D M ''~ '''1oo'
steamer bensfactor. Swain. Philadelphia 20 the CLYDE
% -, Win fndse OF the Highlands az 2:4s m
Trinidad shipping and TTadins compan3 ,I bsI,sss
Passed N Quarantine AZ 6:l5 m "
steaL1ef Chesapeake Delan0 Baltimore 20 II c Foster
"ish Inoee. tett Quarantine % a m
ssRay 6eok. = J. May H. $50 n-Wind east: light
Steamers Rio GTande. for Brunswick ana Mobile;
RaInIn &C ouDan' sgntiago Guantanamo etc; Oneida
port News jersey CITY tBr) Bristol Afanoa r6 Ieno-
mara via Sc Thomas, etc. - ~ N'' ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

Prawle Point May I1-Passed steamer IsY cn, r,o,,.
New York for Rouen - N1'f Au9e'is
Naples. May N-AFTtved. steamer Repusele fRrA a.
Aulsy Senoa fSr Nsx 4ors sailed. steaTaeSs Indiana
Cfrom New York;. Trieste and Fiunne - rents
Sclly. May ll-Pasled. steamers Californian fr, ,-,,,
New York, for London and Antwerp '''N'
Alexandria, May 6-AFFiVed, CIeta
Utnn. Magnano. New York via Messna
Calcutta. May 0-Saed. steamer HfacIachloD fFar,
Schwart. Boston ana New York. 49,
st Thomas. May II. m-Saed. steamer Parimo fF,r,
Carey Orom pemerara, etcl. New York
Town, May ll-ArFved. steamer BelFa (3rl
New York via Vincent g ". 9''-'
Palermo. May l0-Sailed PeFtlria
from Napieu). New York ---1"
EEemsntls May lo--ArFvse. steamer oFmlsy gBFl No-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
WATCH CHICAGO BANKS
Special Examiner VIII Make Re
ports to Clearing House.

Chicago, May Ito safeguard Chicago banks
against the practice of unsound banking meth
ods. the Clearing House committee has appointed
James B. McDougal as special examiner. 1t will
he his duty to keep a constant vigilance on local
banks and when he finds of them making
excessive loans or indulging in any other un-
sound methods he will at once report the matter
to the Clearing House committee. The offend
ing bank will be told to correct the error Of its
ways, and upon failing to do so Clearing House
privileges will be denied It. The Chicago Clear
ing House is said to be the first organization
of the kind to take such precautions. The APP
pointee is at present in charge Of banks Of Cen
tral and Northern Illinois in the employ of the
government and has until recently been in the
St Louis district. Formerly he was in the
Pennsylvania district.
He was born in Peoria in 1065, and received
his early insight into banking business in the
Central National Bank Of that city.
The plan for the appointment Of special ex-
aminer of banks in Chicago was the idea Of
James B. Forgan. president of the First Ma
tional Bank of that city. Much care has been
exercised in the selection of a man to fill the
place.
It is said to be improbable that the New
York Clearing House Association will, for the
present at least, appoint a special examiner.
The feeling is that the plan, although regarded
here as an excellent one for Chicago, might not
be feasible in this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
rnnrIcN ponrr


Liverpool. May ll-sailed steamer Armenian CBr) Rob
eTt, New York.
Dover May 11-Sailed. Kaiserin Augiste Viz
toTia Ger. Koph 0rom Hamburg New YORK Via
CherbOuTB.
Copenhagen May Arrived steamer United States Da.)
Gibraltar May l0-Sailed steamer Brl Rent
from Fiume. etcb. York - ~
Bristol. May l1--Arrved. Jgafcano Csty fu-,
Hunter. New York. ~-f'
HaYre May 8. 10 m-Saed, steamer La BTetaQne ~,
VeTlynde. New York. - -
Barbados. May N-Saied Soldier prince m,
Dunn lfTom Snntosl. New York N"''
k1nfale, May 1l-Pased, (Brl Korr Rye,,
York for Liverpool. ' ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
The TMrf.
Meetings..

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE IN
~ STRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.-Neyg
York NAV iOO6-NOtice hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the members and the election Of officers and
directors will held the Institution at Washington
Heights. Tuesday afternoon May 10 leOo az eloes
Maj Gen George Moore smith N. c. N. T.. at $3.50.
Carriages viii be at the station OF the subway one
Hundred Fiftyseventh street and Broadway, from
1880 until o'clock convey members 90 the grounds OF
fhe institution Luncheon from until O'Clock
THATCHER NJ ADAMS. Seeretary
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
FOR SALE.

One pair Corliss Engines, built bv
VIM. A. Harris Steam Engine
Co., size I4x36s IN good condi-
ton.
Compound Duplex Worthington
Pump, ia and 20x12x15.
Simple Duplex Worthineton Pump
I6HzG2xI0.
Steam Freight Elevator, Whittier
Machine type.
2 Crane Hydraulic Elevators, hor-
izontal type.
so K. w. Ames Engine and Cen
ersl Electric Dynamo.
Address
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
WHTTE PLAINS ROAD ROUTE.


Public notice Is hereby given that pursuant % ne pro-
visions OF Chapter OF the Laws Of 1881 as amended
fha UNDERSIGNED Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missIoneTs apply the Appellate Division Of tbs
Judicial Department thereof 70 be held az ths
AnDeIIate Division Court House. Madison avenue ana
3th street Borough % Manhattan City Of New 1orN on
fhe l5th dav May. 1905 az O'Clock IN the afternoon
~ No dav or as soon thereafter counsel be heard.
for fha aDDontent OF three commissioners n the above
entitled matter and report after due hearing
whether railway railways IN said city tor the aI
rootOu Of persons property ought 20 Be constructed
ana operated papers upon which the Aforesaid s
VIII Be made the petition % the said Board
dated the 18th day Of APRIL 1905. and the adavts an
i Ls ciee of the clerk Of sad Appellate Division
obof fhe 2Oth dOy APRIL 1905. and p addition the1
such other papers shall be presented to the Court oy e
said Board a
struction OF said railway railways forms pan e
L Doners fled as aforesaid with the said Clerk cl 6
aODsiIate Division The following Is brief and s,-
sfatal synopsis % the said route In the County ot .
rnDFd transit elevated vaduct- II IS to begin az Id
street and West Road. the Bronx Para -
Themes three track elevated structure Il planned e -
along Farms Road MOTHS Fark avenue ana ~
plains Road to intersection with East 24lst slse
The object OF the aforesaid application IS 70 OBTAIN -
commissioners who shall determine a
public hearing OF all parties inteTestec Wnstnes
ought 70 be constructed and op-e
and shall report the evidence taken to said Appeat
vision together with report OF their deterinisr -
which report II OF the construction ana 9e
that n shall bel shall when confirmed by said court -
taken in lieu OF the consent OF the property OVs a.
the line OF said railway or railways
Dated, New York. april .. 1905 ,-xr-5
FOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD GUMS
sIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER E Dr.
BIoN I. BURROWS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
TRANsPAcIFTc MAILS

Destination and steamer.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pines-Doric Cvia San Francisco)
Hawaii-Alameda via san Francisco.
Japan. COrea. China and Philippine
Islands Empress of India via Van
couver and Victoria, B. C.)........
Tahita and Marqlesas Islands-AIaTiposs
(via San F'rancisco) Observation-Disclosures,
Australia Except West). Fiji Islands and
New Observation-Disclosures (via Van
couver and Victoria. g. C)...........,
Guam and Philippine Islands-U. s
Transport Logan (via San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:49 Sunset Moon age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook Gov Island IL :o5 He'll 1888
PM-Sandy II :02 Island IL "a He'll
The Columbia reported yesterday by wireless will dock
tomorrow about $50 La Touraine, also reported,
will to-day about m. The Umbra reported
wireless to the Sable Island p m yesterday
e53 miles Sandy Hook. She will dock about
fo-r
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12


First Department-In the matter of the s----..-, -,
Of the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad a
commissioners 70 determine ana report VSo,IS g tss
LasiI railway OF railways loF the eonveyancs au t.
Board ought 70 be constructed opelsts1 I =. -
to the pTOvisons OF chapter Of ne I- : .-
as enendsa the undeEsignsd Board Of Ra5id Tr5-s;,
Division Of the supreme Court OF the state 81 ~ 80
be held at the Appellate Division Court Hon. -s9 p
Avenue and 25th Street Borough Of NanhSStSs ~ =
New York. on the 18th day or Nay, l9OG AZ o'9--t =
the afternoon Of that day. as soon therss- - "a
sioneTs in the above entited nate ~ sss slis
report after due hearing whether railway q Tazsi
erty. ought 20 6s constructed and operated ~ rs-s
ne pst,o1 n S9e aS ,so Ss5 % sgPeason alton VII 3 %
April. 1so0 and the amdaviss and papers aecoI1sss
Of said Appellate Division about the S5S a. =
shaII be DTeste @ II "a 1 @ ne9 6 & s9S4 % osaeI ap'I "a
description OF the route and general plan Of cong
papers died as aforssSid Win ths sSia d CO & :
tsS,is1 si's DLSIloo \; Lhe & &f9owins ia sIisf and
York: The line here proposed consists OF tour tr-c<
Street its sOutheFly end the Junction with Wo
avn so,7 Hoaa a. opposite % Woodawn Cemstery Erom ..
with railways in Manhattan. The frst Is q thrs 49,
Ssn9 to Rs u2am 70 Sns pTson sS 0y y bs Si Nv 2@ 4 %
tTal Hudson River Railroad Company. The other tEo
IN Eighth Avenue 154th 70 connect viii
third spur planned with 15Sd Street nea-
CToInWell Avenue SO as to afford means Of junction
By this Board The object Of the afoEsaid applications
determine after public hearing OF all parties interested
whether such railway or railways ought 70 be eons1et
and operated and shall report the evidence taken % sd
Appellate Division together with report Of their e
= -
will ask that It shall be shall when confirmed BY %
owners along the Line OF said railway or railways
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CoNsus
sloNERs FOR The 7 e. cITT II-T1 OF NEW pI5 YORK p.
BON L BURROWS. secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

Natal for Adelaide. etc. - -'-~ --'e
Singapore May H--Saied steamer Den % Y-ol,- fr-o
Jarvis 0Toln Yokohama. etcl New YOrf
Nieuwo WateTWeg. May IO-SalIai steamer phh- fCav,
SchieFhorat. New York. N-t'
Empeducie. 2-Sailof. .rtonuno-
laetltia OtaO MontanRri (froun (senoo1 New YS1-s
tsom santos Tor New NoEa N'f'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
CUPRENE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

FIRST DEPARTMENT. the matter OF the appli-
cation OF Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Connis
sioners the City OF New York the appointment ot
three Commissioners determine and whether
rapid railway railways for the conveyace and
transportation persons and property determined ~
the board ought 70 be constructed and operated
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
CEAIED PROPOSALS VII BE HL
TNREASURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Vs

the Superysing Architect, Washington, y T.. =. ~,
10 I0O6-SEALED PROPOSALS Wi.t os oss leS- Tr-s -,
and then opened. installation or hs- 49,
I,,rqer freTbt elevator the L. $ Pest once aae
House building New York y r.. IN aSeete.II y, tt's
Sha snecifcaton copies 0f which may De oo--l-
o1v, ~ The discretion Of the Supervisns Alcaa'-s
JASfES; KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Archtect
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION.
~ Tribune received tncir Uptown once - b 4
Broadway, between 2Gth SIth until Co.. =
6sse'ar eifee rates unIA 3 eeloez 2 ma u a 80
ts1A s.; 81 Mess "a s., between 1ta ana p 4
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
DROPOSAI.s FOR ORDNANCE sUPPLlES-

Nav n leO0-Ssalod proposals. In tliplice.. =
received until D m. JUNE n. 1ttA ~ I--'Ie IS
inserVunonts ana drawinr utensils ana materill.
cotton waste thread foraGe tronuonseiy, 1--s u
lumber. tOals. utensils. etc, 6urinG year eat r,
1901. luforInatio1 furnished on Application W.
u. GREER. Couldg.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

Sealed proposals. IN tEiplieate. vii Ss 'S ~ Wisl
Information furnished application -
right retect OF al pgoposals enVe.el5 Vn77E
PROPOSALS will 10 marked Proposals TOT iei~t-'--
end nddresse1 QulFtoEmaster.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE nITIS1o5z.-

,T. Ts' VIII be the tven'g'u'h bin to be head Hs E. &.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
a R7IY RTILDING. WHITEHALL ST. Nv
DROPOSAI.S FOR ORDNANCE SUPfL.ll.>,

Il sprinrAeld Arrnory Mass. APRIL H. ls~,S = M
orono~Sl- N frinc0te will be received untll
Nav iT igO0 for furnishing Forage. steel IT, pai,s
Ceol Iunher Hardware supplies. Stationery ,-slr
O- CsSSnIcala (iosoIne Gun stocks. ETC.. oeti-s
SDIinr June 81. 1907 Information Furnished On 80
~, COL FTlANE II PfIIPPS. Comntlnolu.-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice is hereby given an act Senate am
Printed No. 1445 No. 1916 been Dasse ~ I'LL
branches OF the Legislature, entitled - W"
AN ACT
TO AMEND TFIE CODE OF CIVIL PHOCEDJyRF F2Ey
ATIVE TO THE SALARY OF THE CLERK on TTf4TI
CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Further notice Is hereby given that Public Ffearfn-
such bill viii be held at the Mayors Ofce in the
city Hall in The City of New York. Monday May I4
1903 at 1890 clock A. NJ. -
Dated City Hail. New York. May O. 1903.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
This bill will be ninth to heard at that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE,
ment notice is hereby given that an act Senate Bin.
branches of the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AMI
APPORTIONMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
TO AUDIT AND ALLOW AND THE CONfPTROT-
LER OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK TO PAY 10
GEORGE v. COMPENSATION FOR SEP
VICES RENDERED TO SAID CITY IN TfJr
OFFICE OF THE CORONER OF THE BOROtTciTT
OF QUEENS IN THE YEARS NINETEEN Hun
DRIED AND FOUR AND NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND FIVE As A CLERK IN SAID CORONERiS
Further notice hereby given that a Public ry.or,,-
such bill will be held at the office the Nayo IN fbs
City Hail. in The City OF New York on Monday Ma "a
1905 1880 o'clock A. NJ. 80 ~
Dated City Hail. New York, May 1904
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN
This win be the tenth bin heard az that time aSOt
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REOUTRF-
nent notice Is hereby given that an act-Asson,bl,
blI Printed NO io4S Int No s1S-has been passed 81
both branches Of the legislature. entitled -
AN ACT
10 AMEND SECTION TFIIRTT-FOITR nm.
GlthALEit N1W 4oIsN CHARTER. IN REI.ATICYN
TO LICENSING AUCFIONEERS.
Further notice q Given that prhii,
upon such bili will b held az the MavOr's o, A. 49,
City Hall in the City of York On Nondsy Nav "a
1elG nt 1880 o'clock A. ~ - ~'' N-@S ~
Dated. City Hail. New York. Nav iQ0Q
GAOACf1 n. MCCLELLAN NIavor
This bill Will be the twonty-thFd ono to be 6eSrF M
that time. - "''e ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
= ment notice is hereby given that act-Assembly
Bill. Printed 1046. No. S6S-has beGn passed
by both branches OF the Legislature. entitled
TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE CLAM An!
WILLIAM D. KELLEY, AGAINET THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. tOtS WOEtA AND LAEOh DONE
AND SERVICES RENDERED AND MATERIALS
FURNISHED FOR THE SEWER IN POTTER
PLACE AND ON EAST TWO HUNDRED AND
FOURTH STREET. IN SAID CITY.
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held the Mayors office, the
City Hall, in the City OF May
1905 1880 O'Clock A. NJ
Dated City Hall, New York. May g. 1906
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
This bill Will be the sixth one to be heard st thai time
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
SENATOR MALLORY ENDORSES
BRYAN.
And So Does All Our National Repre-.
SeAtatiVeS as Well As Most
RlaPfaiama. g.

United States Senator Stephen r.
Mallory, who has been in Washington
attending the sessions Of Congress, and
who succeeded in getting through much
important legislation for the benefit Of
Florida, returned home Saturday night.
The Senator has improved in health
during the past few months and his
general appearance is better than it has
been for some years. His delay in re-
turning home after the adjournment Of
Congress was due to looking after some
department business which Is of interest
to Florida. The Senator is the latest
public man of Importance to announce
himself in favor Of Bryan as the Dem
ocratic nominee and believes that he
will sweep the country, carrying many
OF the States heretofore classed in the
Republican column, and also getting a
good vote in some of the heretofore
solid Republican States. 81 believe
Roosevelt to be the strongest man the
Republicans could at the present day
place at the head of their ticket, - said
the Senator, "but Bryan, in my opinion,
could easily defeat him. Two years
hence Taft will be their strongest man,
and from appearances he will he nomi-
mated and defeated, for Bryan is a
stronger man than he, and feel sure
that the latter will be the Democratic
standard bearer in the next Presidential
campaign. He is a man in whom the
people have confidence and many Of
those who voted against him in previous
elections, will now cast their votes for
him, as they believe, from recent devel-
Opments, that he was defeatedby, money.
There Is a strong Bryan sentiment ey-
erywhere, and feel sure he viii not
only be nominated but elected"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

Sec Collins for your JOB PrlatIag.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
nm q WriItAn.

|, As the days grow 50 do the chances
that the trial OF Harry Thaw, murderer,
Is likely TO uncover q mass Of moral cor
rIptiOn in New York. White, who was
killed, and ThaW, who killed him, were
moral degenorates, whose criminal ira-
moFalitieg were notorious among those
who knew them. OF Thaw, one paper
says: Drinking, debAuchery and I'M
natural habits viii be cited as causes
contributing to the milliOnaire's break
down. The trial in this respect will be
a moral mOrass. Names Of Broadway
exquisites, habitues Of the big Broad
way theatres and cafes, may be brought
in. Flight from New York Of several
Of them is expected. So far a. the see.
Ond feature OF the defense the alleged
Iculpability Of Stanford White, Mr..
Thaw's victim-is concerned, II isgrOw-
Ing apparent that q mass Of more or
less tangible evidence may be raked
lpp"
. White, who was a great architect,
was q moral mOnBter. He was a rOue,
q ibertina, who lived q sort Of double
life. The Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children more than once
sought 70 obtain enough data 30 war
rant his arrest on serious charges, bat
sufficient evidence cOuh not be gath
cred. He maintained rooms at different
places, and IN most cases girls - TO IS
years of age were his faVOrites He
was So years old. That he deserved his
fate will hardly be questioned. His
slayer has led a Wild, tumultuOus life,
and has been N many beoils, end esca1
pades. His inedme Of $50, 900 Q year
has helped him to travel backwards.
The wages Of Elm 10 death.
'WhatsoeyeT man Roweths that
shall he also reap.
They have aowp the wind, and they
ahall reap tie WhiFlWind. - Miami Ne.
tTopOlis.
Special sale al summer &C Evans.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
idual deposits amounting to

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
Trs HOAdsl Ve StOCh ias#aAce Association
MadISOa. HOhda.

Is the only Live Stock Insurance Co,
in the State that guarantees the face
value Of lis policies incent0sible from
date Of issue except for feGud,
Bond and principle that are absolute
" safe and sound, and IN the reach Of
6very owner Of Live Stock, avail your
self of this opportunity 20 insure your
Live Stock which 10 the best nsset you
have when your living depends on them.
II your animal dies, and your claim r.
q Just one, the company will mail you
its check for face Valu8Of your policy
immediately upon prO0f Of death I'M
der the byvlaWs your claim iajRuAFnteed.
EDWng r. DUKE ACT.
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sPecial g an summsF q Evans'.
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Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE, FLA

LAND OFFIcE AT GAINESVILLE. FLA.
June la 1904 }
Notiee In hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make Anal proof In support OF his claim, and that
Commissioner At his Office at Tallahassee. Fla,
on August 1, 1906, viz: billiard J0wery OF Wood
Wills. Florida. Hid. S0O68 for the SWh Of BWh Of
Section 8. Tp. 49,, RE
He Nance che following witnesses b prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of aaid
land viz:
s. N.Coaias An. PaFEory I'D. Goodwin, william
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Register
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
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NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL ORBb-
~ itora, lagateea. dsstrihutsl1 and all paTnong
having claims o. demands against thu estate Of
Mnry u. McMahOA deeNasod, late u Loon county,
FiorAa - pruaoEf such CLAIMS ~ Demands - the
otherEise cana rill b forever hsFrVd- This ugt
~ LOUIS G. VABoER,
tate q MARY }. heAahOn, June 1. I0oa. -it-st
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

Even mangrove swamp lands are
worth more than 4la cents an acre, If
you please, and being located on the
lower Everglades, if ever glade lands
will bring over 81, % per acre, so should
those that were sold the last time to
that Palgrove Company. who desired
them for the acids, ETC., there was in
them, as is claimed by Mr.. Jennings
and the Board. Mr.. Jennings and the
Board may believe a good deal was
made, but we do not believe many
Floridians will think any such stuff.
Next time you wish to sell q lump of
land TO raise money to carry on that
drainage scheme, let the world know it,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

A comfortable Groom cottage, with
kitchen and bath room, within 5 blocks
of Leon H1teL Rent $500 per month.
S-u HOWARD GAMBLE.