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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Bier % giboIb. III y. Sacobion. Sni

sier us giborb. af u. Sacobfon. Sno.
bunbeu. gris % Gents.
SnbboIb: Sorprb. - SnbIebntns.
Sbem bsr 6oIoe Bier? SbiIte &rap titles
Der. - SoiIteu STAGE az Bier bsr fores
treftes. - SbiIte Sraes 8liber ber b9l-
Jes2 - ON 9ieodrbens geIiggenbeo,
gfssee, @ares aliber og SpSring. - 9is
8tteratur. - Rcre ON Bobrtng oe &isb
Of Bier. - 8ierres lIbhrebeIfe | @mes
rita. - Siftif o9 WtSbeG mob famine. -
"GeesS motcr" os Si'Snbtt. - 9ebanbs
ling at 8titii. - Sesn paa. at en- Solos
nj er uben Srorniue. - Sporlebes en-
Dronrinslss 9oIoni faI bebanbIes. -
sltrftie @ortam ("Srunbdtior~ % oens
Iptte. - gibenifabeIis aunSfab ansaas
crbe 9iernes Ratur er usbbenSis. -
Sbecretiif ~l1uSerptsuins u9 bens anbens
BELLE. - 9geI9esenbe Grbeiberbier. -
SpaIning Of Srornineer. - 9arneIieu
at "gtuelei". - SnGrmnirs oe at Tube
SpGrme. - Selling eIer SorsgeIie af
&olcnier. - Screening al to aoIonier. -
ScoScnsT et9obeu. - meb's Sberms
Sdsefter. - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (~grs
tractor" J. - Sorfdlftntng. - Rdnr en-
GbGrm forIaber &Iiben. - Snnb ba mad
gisres. - R~6perbier. - SorboIosreeIer
mob 8is Sbgbourme. Soul 9rooo".
- Sob pda Bier. - S~oruirebeIteu. -
at forsne og italieuiiere &olonier. -
Sperfsrira. - Spprlebss S~ronntneeu
fan firoes. - gi.ns SicnSer. - gimeIs
len ("gee Rptb"). - Rus og Rprer.
- Regen So9runine. - Souringbua.
- pug Suiee". - gisSaon. - GIiite
aIeper. - Sosbbebe. - 8iurnrter. -
gerebeIie mob giuteren. - Sobrina. -
~gee gicape-. -9tapI | bet fore. -
Counting iom SGbes os 2eeemiSSeI. -
giernes Sperptutring. - Yliber meb
Gnner l. - Snerpintrtne I aieIoer. -
Goerpirtrtng paa SommerpIaoieue. -
S5ier5onS Sbeori. - grinbriugsIifte foe
boer RaaneS / Guret.
Rpe Gbonnenter ian erhoIbe berre it's
te~resiante BOG os bniIteuinmbeIft aubeu
goa til famine gris, mob at tabienoe
$i.25 for ct liars SIibffriptiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

belle neb os Sdroeoer meb; ban fom
UNDER De tunge Stoffe, blep meget
lemlGitet % osoe en- Zines Eib, efter
at ban bar bragt til Soipitalet. Ger.
iom ban babbe boppet liot tiliibe meb
bet iamme, funbe ban let babe REQ.
BET fig ielp, men ba biIbe ulpffen babe
rammet bans Neodrbei6ere. Sdroe.
Der Dor 32 aar guinmel og bapoe
p9ret gift ct 9ar Raoneoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Grtra Gilbm>
til rye Rel>ere

Spr ane @lbre. 1853 Giber. Ueeb 12
Suuftratiorer. Rris 35 Gents tnbblns
ben. Sine G%bunnenter tan erboIoe benne
BOG % bsiltenIombeIit anben BOG til en-
gris at % Gents, liant ~9ecprnbs Bos
fen" os "@eb arnen~ ct aar FAINT 2ttbos
graf at be ire Rartbrpreiibenter for
$3.50
SuoboIb: $orberYtioIb. - Cans
ytiel1en Gauge. - Sobn gritsien. -
Sans geeSe. = Sbonas 8in9o. = ges
Der 9dis. - Sars SeIaeien. - George
8aibtngton. = Rbs8uiena ns be Snbs
tsote. - Srprbbiems Somtirte. - @ari,
bets unberipife gaab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

EoItbuiet / &ibbme. % @iliarn bar
81 gor o. nrbeibeoe for Sliper Sron
COMPANY. 80 Sans Neliou, Ssn til
Wr. % Wrs. Girls Ne1on | Gu.
perior, ornfneoe Ssnbog ! ct. 2ouis
9ugten. Ga ban forfoanbt ! @arroet,
opffeoe Here at bnnS aamerater efter
BAN o. tit BAN mart ilono, men for
tent; ban Dor 90. Relion bar 16
Mar gantmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Eun nnkntu.
Sames Murpbss gutif / Sitbco,

Snntcs wClrppGs yuf1f | Sitc1coct
brGnote ii6ite 9proaa me6 ct Cab
pGa $4,000. SoorIeSes SISen op.
foul, piSeS life, men Sen begunSte |
SpIogsrunrmet bagenfor @pgningeu
% fiji gpbet iaoIeoes ON fig, or Den
furSe life iluffes. Ger bar ingen
a~Siurouce boerfen paa 9pgnins eIer
@arer.
8obt SpeSenbbstte. - Sra Tber.
been mebSeIes, at ben fsrite Soebe,
tr9ifet / 9rofpn Gountp. bIep braet
til gpen itoite 2srbag. ubbpttst bar
81 9lhbaIs pr. Mere, % Den peiebe
sc gunb pr. guTbel efter @aaI; beE
bar goo go. / Rortbern, % 600 Su.
ibeIs idstes for Ga Gents pr. Sn.
ibeI til elepatoren. s Spinf Gouus-
tg er Sraittnsen ! fiiIo Gang; fro en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Orfppu.

SGnsiel % Inlft. g. 9. gur.
naro, Tom bleo funoen ifpIoia / Me.
neb, bIeo al 0onuner 8iIliom $.
Sunt bsmt til to Inrs SGngieI paa
RcgteiIs Gen o. til en- Rulft paa
$4,000 I ben fsberaIe 4reSsret /
RprtIano ii0ite 2srSag. Barnard
bar StSne for CHARLES 81. @ation,
ga ban ifuIbe beoiie lin gienoomsret
% faa Sfisoe paa fit Su1neiteaoIanS,
os giorbe faIif Go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Dereen eaar fremoper.
Oct blir life pGrre % n9rre.

Sigblanb garf College babbe MI
nplig Set og afgangseramen, og
Den befienot greit Or. 0epea 3pigbt
Sias ira grooflpn bolbt for auleo.
ningen en- Sale, iom ieg for min Del
finber meget goo. San ia blonot an.
BET:
Get er m9rfeIist, at 6e itsrite
W9rb, iom 9erbensbiitorien fortGl'
Ter os ON, blep forismt / beres ling
bonn, forfulgt / beres Wanooom og
gift / fin @rup meo ct fnuit Sierte.
Sofrates tsmte 8iftb9geret, og So
ponarola blep brGnot paa gaal l
Slorence. Gerpantes ifrep oct beo.
Ite, iom err bIit ifreoet for Sribeoens
Sag / Spanien, og 2snnen bar
Spngiel. Sobn gunpan ffreD ct al
ben engelife 2iteraturs melt betpo.
ningsfuIbe 8erfer og fit iiooe tolo
aar / geSforos Sangiel berfor.
abrabam Sincoln og WcSinlep bleo
mproet, Seius forSf9ftet.
@eroens afi9rer bar / en- isrgelig
Containing, ga Grompeu aif op til
3bitebaa for of tale Solfets Sag.
gl BEN "8raft", ri berer ON ioag, er
Smaating iammenItgnet meo, bpao
Der eif for zig TO S~unoreoe aar til
bage.
Raar ies bsrer, at ct fremragenbe
ReSlem al Sorereoe Staters Senat
bar p9ret oppe % bolbt en- Gale
iaien ON, at bette bort 2nno 9aar I'm
Undergoing imsbe, og at noget rtoa
BIZ giort os bet itrar, ON life bet
amcrifanfe Solf ifal foume til at
gaa iom Soin neb / ct ibplgenbe Spb,
fan ieg life arrbet END forunSre mig
oper, at BON life lRier bet engelIfe
Soils Siitorie % lerer Iiot ira ben.
Set err life ianbt, at Der / Dor Slo
er mer S~orbrpoelie, u,eo "8raft" og
mer aorription emo roseu Stb for.
Der bar fire @ange uter "Sraft" og
Sorrlption for iemti aar iiben emo
iSag, ierten 8ange mer for bunoreoe
liar iiben og fire 90 ierti 8ange rter
Tor 10 Sunore0e Gar tilbage.
Soab, ON Observation-Disclosures
G~rriiocnter meo fine $1,000 Dollars
/ aarslsn itial libt2 De Itial %
ibetmiroite life beSe SpnsplaSer og
Isb pPf meo; men ri tan lRie 81
Ttprien ON, at BET blep giort. 6or
bare bunoreSe gar iiben aperterte en-
RanS / philadelphia efter en- bort
rsnrt Itotif Slope meo en- Sernring
ON SalIen, en- Sernfi9be | Hingen og
gierens SumRrfe brPuot ino I
SaanSHaSerue. Get er bare SO aar,
IiSeu BET tbepIosiife Sufultet peo
Grineeton 8reitefole tog Sure oper
til Retp gorf for at prGoife, og itoO
/ gr9iofeItoIen 90 ioIste 2oteriieoler.
for Sc beppnbte 8r9oifeneu. Ter
iom greiter % Rroiesiorer sioroe
liat ioaa, piISe Se enten bIi brdgt til
suatbuiet eIler sirbsipseaiplet, @fen
troSs aIt bette CT Der fremragenoe
RnnS, iom iir, OF pi iom gsation er
poapei til Gi9peIen. Spcrfor lGicr
De life Siitorie. iaa Sc fan lie, billie
Srcmifribt ri bar giort2"
9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
@pbinfpn Grufse eTIer Saaion Soh

@Obtnfon Grufse ener Saaion Sah
frrien, Deb Sail Otter. $50 Siber.
gris iroblmSen rs Gents.
3nbboIb: 90 9iIleSer oe ct Scarf.
sadfon Saaioneu goat tiIfss. - S.Is
ffs. - Saatpn paa SfiDpabbesen. -
esrsperbuIeu u~nberisaes. Saafon
forIuer opec pda a6etatsen. - Saatou
Tanr fig reb / 9rsboiscr. - Saaton
gier SpbaaeIIer. - On 8Iodseurt. -
Se giIbe fommer. - Tsdrps S~ortrrtng.
- SopeI os EeI'ons w1nbfab. -
Sanfon ps Sens fanees af Ssrboere. -
@arb oo StGrfe'Sai fsre &ris. -
SIutuirg.
8orte9neIie ober SIIp.
ftrationeru c: Saatou eaar on,s
bprS I 2orb ReTon. - 2orb gtcIIon -
2pro Reliou f~prIiier. - Saaton Iigser
pan StranSen. - Saafou bIaier paa
aIapborn. S Cullen. - Saatcu besra.
Der Sierrefdleu. - 9eoSdrscn | Del
buIe Sra. - Gberne / 8rsofrugttraet.
- Snnfou | fit Sns.9rG. - ct gras.
Set berrneIie5eSsfuISe Sus. - gapes
esier. = SprpGrteriet. - Saatpu %
Rarp. - Sens og Rars tprrmer til Be
gilbes 2anb. - Sens banter SdTtrs. -
6atranSen % Yrabnn. - Rarp %
,St9rie Sdi fpsnrmer til Cullen. - 60.
1spen bales ND. - Siemme | Rprse.
Senne interesiante S~ortanins ienbes
fom Promie til npe SubFribenter for
$1.76.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
SpprIebcs SuIppr bIcp 9reif. sortc

SpurIeocs SaIbpr bTep Eref. Sprt9Is
ling at g. o. Stremme. s to Sele.
$500.
SnbboIb: On peIItanerbe Hbfpn,
irer. - getbeI Reniebeb. - SusIie
2ptfe. - Sore. - 8 Spoegten. - Ct
Stbfte at @erbensbiftorier. - Renishes
ben faar &irfe os Brett. - 9en ameri,
fanife SaIoon. - Rreiteeruret. - llereie
I ReuiebeSen. - Gfiteb til 9eeora6.
- Stolen. - Seeora5. - 8Iabe Sui.
- Saa gil baabe @tnter os gaar. -
SnInor bIir pogen. - ct. 2ouis. - Ya'
flor SeIseion.
8Iabet ct Gar os bernie ~ualrttnbeIis
tpitte os murionme goe $1.7b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
eturbOnsen % hans esmner. On sor

eturbpnben % bans epnner. On Sors
telling fra S6par5fpaLb. efter gertbcln
Guerbad. Snerfat af 81. g.. Sftsadro.
SubbunSen 10 Gents. 224 Stber.
Snb6pIo: Sra Mmanopeieu op til
@aarberl. - 8anroeu. - On Siener
ben. m Ratiiat Sir5aaebrf,. ~ soitefri.
bebens @aar % bells epirer / ct frift
llneopmsbierte. - Grit @pbs, frit 8rsb.
bog life SribeS | ali. - SpinI og tlinse
Sander. - Srierfnrbeu. - Saetalelfe
% 2arm | Gerber. = Stprreu brhber
Ies. - ReiIen til Beiten. - Seftfibel.
- Gsmlen fommer biem. - ct fdttist
Barn | SGbrenebuiet. - 8rober o9 8ros
berbarr. - GrGnteopeans. - Sen
fansne SIsstuire er after fri. - Sen
ME Stnmgooseier.
Senne oafre og interesiante Sort9ls
Ting oe ct aars Subifristion FOR $3.50
til rpe aborneuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

Oct funoe ps fpse Wenneife. If Was
tbias So5uion, 81. 8. On t~ortfattet.
tnIfefattelig Sremfinins at bet mennefe.
lige 2eeeHes Spgnins og bets Sreaners
Gorretrineer. FAINT bets Sssbourne og
beres S~e5anolirs. Reb ct SiII9g ON
Buff. Chs us Sanb, iom getinseIier foe
2ip os Surb6eb. @pbt inbbunben. Sun
s ~ggerpIarer tiIbnee. $3.50.
gIabet ct Gar os beune Sos $2.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

Turife Ratipnale Rppe1er. Sire pere
S~nuaanobeIer. $50 Giber. Bris rs Cts.
SnbboIb: ReobeiIerinberne. -
Gdent. = Rntdursudtten. Sreer-
Erts pent ~inbbunpen 90 Gents. "Secos
rabsR often og "Beb Grnen" meb benne
gos iorn Rramie. $3.50 til upe Gbous
nerter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

Stems Dig basIis, eu er lite zen iHenortes.
Ren inoportes betpoer ren Nape, 5arnie,
Blob, 2rper; rem iuno, Gelepgp ! hnert Or
gan. RpraI: Tag Spaiiters 8odp Noun
tam Sea. 50 Gents, Sc eler {ablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

ilffe SieInts 90 Bale 2bpes gehrifter.
Rondntif Stilbrine fra &rigsadrene
1S4s-49-50. III Serrif SbarItns.
Gre 9eIe. 5S8 Siber. Snbbunbeu $3.50.
"8eeorabsR Soften" os "geb Grnen" ct
Gar, meb benne interesiante BOG iom
YrGmie. $40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
gibelens Raturhthurie. eroebl

en- SeitrineIie Of Sprcne, glanterne OF
RtneraIierne iom fiubes os families / bet
Selige SanS. Reb lat ~Suufrationer
$500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

Ianb % aniuber | gibcIens 2anbe.
Ieb Al 9tIeber. $500.
8i bar Inn ct grempIar af bper az
bisie : Bigger. &Gn erboIbes meb ~Seeos
rabsEurfen" for $1.25 EXTRA eler $3.50
for SIabet oe goeeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

rleo Snen Gpeletb ON ar Itatte Sarto
til al beifntte bercS SapaI 0tine. Ger
er life idiot Rean Der moro pon inn
Tiger, % alt er optsrfet. Se 9Ibite
Settlcre oeroppe tiger, at Sc bar life
pua ipp aar pTrct iaa lGrge uoer
8ear. On iterf Eitenpiuo frpateS
NET, bcriom man life mart faar
Rean.
Slcrc Srufncr. - @. g. Beef.
MfeoIem al 0rp 8oob&6irmnet
@rnu.SnlIdrt So. | GuIuth. bar
Smr0og / SoIcr Springs, @iS., meo
line TO 9stre, 9orotbp, II anr ac1n.
mel 90 Ntariorie, 10 Ior ammeI;
|igcrne bar | en- 9ooS, ca Saberen
tog poa iig 9aSefIpSer % baSeSe fig
! SIer. glibieIig iao Eigerue at
ban par ! 9tsb % roabte til BAN,
men iii life Snar. Zen uIbre Iige
Iajteoe ri Aorc efter BAN, men ban
toa life FAT, % oct oor sieuipnlia, az
han bar greben al arampe. Sstre.
ne pertebe liht for at ie ON life "a.
Ocren oiL0s tonne OF al gdilSet, men
IA han life fom, roche Sc iIano %
iprang eiter SiGlp. SIere gaabe
Tom iii, % mon iotrebe efter 9ieet,
nlen ionot oct life. en- 9aSuing On.
uomit blep crpIooeret / Sisen. mer
Siget fom life op. - SraHf OF @iI.
Iiom Butler bo6eoe fig SsuSagS
Ror8en | @Ipen ct Stpffe ira SID.
bin9 % tom no i for bpbt gano, %
oa Dc life tunSe iosrme. brlfneSe Dc,
ier OereS Sooeer, iom oar meo benz
tunoe toHnte Ser tiLbiGIp. Sranf
J SutIer bar 90 aar % bar auiat /
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09
FISHING TACKLE
FOR PASSENGERS
STEAM SHIP COMPANY WILL
HELP PASSENGERS PASS
TIME OF QUARAN-
TINE PERIOD.

The New Orleans Picayune of yes
terday contained the following:
Making the best Of the quaran-
tine regulations, A. L. ROby, Vice
President and Manager of the Mexi
can-American Steamship Company
has equipped the steamships City Of
Mexico and City of TampicO with
fishing tackle, and passengers leav-
ing PrOgressO on these vessels will
have four days in which to go a-asn-
ing in the deep waters of the Gulf of
Mexico.
This has been done in order to as
sist the passengers on the vessels
to engage in a diveTting pastimG
while the ships force themselves to
consume six days between ProgressO
and New Orleans, a trip which Ordin-
arily requires only two days. The
regulations of the Louisiana State
Board of Health require the vessels
to be out six days from ports which
have been quarantined against. Nj.
Roby says that mackeTel, red snap
pers and bonitO, the last a fish peCu-
liar to the gulf waters, can be
caught in such abundance as TO sup
Ply the ship with fresh fish all the
way to New Orleans.
Mr.. Roby says that Mayor Dor
Enrique Camargoy Breton, of Tam
pico. is doing everything in his power
to make his city non-quarantineable
He is heading the movement to clean
up the city and keep it clean, screen
ing all cisterns and draining all stag
nant pools. AS a result, there has
not been a case of yellow fever there
within the past three years, ana the
United States Marine Hospital Ser
vice has declared the city an open
port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09
TO PURCHASE
IMMENSE STOCK
JAMES A. WHITE NOW IN NEW
YORK CITY TO PURCHASE
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
FOR THE FALL.

James A. White, manager of the
John White Store, left last Wednes-
day night for an extended visit to
New York City. Niagara Falls, Phila-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09
.MR.MALLORYHAS
BEEN ON FULL
DUTY
His Illness Did Not Prevent Him
From Attending All Important
Sessions of Senate.

A few days ago The Journals
state press column contained the
following from the Tallahassee True
Democrat:
Sympathy for Mallory.
Every Floridian sympathizes deep
ly with our Senator Mallory in his
serious sickness and regrets that he
has TO abandon his senatorial duties
at this time in congress.
Senator MaIIory's Letter.
In reference to this clipping Sena-
tor Mallory writes the following self
explanatory letter:
United States Senate,
Washington, D. c.
Editor Pensacola Journal:
The inclosed clipping is from The
Pensacola Journal of Bra instant, and
as it may possibly convey a very err
roneous impression, l beg that you
will publish this communication con-
corning it.
While l appreciate very highly the
sympathy expressed by the editor Of
The True Democrat for me in my re-
cent illness, l am not aware that |
have abandoned my senatorial duties,
o" that l contemplate doing so. While
was sick good deal during the
past winter my last attack being
severe case of grippe, it is a fact that
from the first day of the session.
in December. to the present time
l have not missed a single session Of
the senate. except when compelled
to do so by illness.
Notwithstanding my several at
tacks of sickness. l think that l can
justly claim that few men in the SEN
ate have attended more sessions of
that body, during the past winter than
I have, and I have been able to take
part in the consideration of every i'm
pOrtant piece of legislation that has
been before that body.
Respectfully.
S. R. MALLORY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09
TUESDAYS
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY
Sample Ballot Containing Names
of Candidates Who are
Making the Race.

Escambia county's second primary
occurs next Tuesday, June II, and, al
though there are only three places
On the ticket to be filed and only t1ve
candidates contesting in the primary
a good vote is nevertheless expected
The following is an unofficial OF
sample ballot containing the names OF
the candidates who will be voted upon
Tuesday:
The Unofficial Ballot.
Democratic Primary Election held
June -, 1906. Make a cross (X)
mark before the name of the candi'
date Of your choice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-09
MOBILE CAPTAIN
TELLS Of THE
SEIZURE
Skipper of TTaftOn SWeaTS LmeTi-
can Vessels Were Not Fishing
in Mexican Waters.

The Mobile Register Of Friday
contained the following relative TO
the seizure Of American fishing YES
sells by the Mexican government:
The crew Of the schooner D. L.
Traitor, of the Mobile Fish and Oys-
ter Company, which was taken in
charge by the Mexican gunboat Vera
Cruz on April p, claiming that the
Americans were fishing il Mexican
waters, are in Mobile. and the state
ment Of Captain Lundberg relative
10 the seizure does not tally with
that recently made by the MeXicaa
riCe-cOnsul
Captain Lundberg had seven men
with him at the time Of the seizure
and six of these returned TO Mobile
with him, one remaining at ProgTes-
50 on account Of sickness. Yester-
day Captain LUndberg submitted to
an interview relative to the seizure,
preferring that this interview be
given in the form of a sworn state
ment, and each Of his men furnished
a statement bearing out the points
AAA1A2 ~ AHapAuAA AAuAADNAE LSAAO "
ing is the statement made by Cap
tain LunOberg:
Before me, G. T. McCorvey, a
notary public in and for said state
and county, personally appeared
Alex. Lundberg, who being duly
sworn. depOses and says as follows:
That on April p. 1906. I was master
Of the schooner d. L. Trafton,' which
at that time was the property Of the
Mobile Fish and Oyster Company, of
Mobile, Alabama; at that time was
looking for fish, (red snappersl, on
what Is known as Campeche Banks;
while I was thus engaged, a McXi-
can gunbOau called the Vera Cruz
spoke To my vessel and hOisted a
Mexican flag; I did not answer the
signal, not knowing that the vessel
was a gunbOat; at this time my YES
sci was in very slow motion; soon
after hOisting the flag, yawl boat
with several armed men and an Off
Ger put OF from the Vera Cruz for
my vessel and soon boarded my yes
sci ;the Officer of the gunbOat asked
to see my papers. which ! showed
him; he then directed me to proceed
with him TO the Vera Cruz, which !
did; after being taken to the Vera
Cruz, I was taken before the COM
mander Of the boat, who asked me
n had a permit from my owners to
fish in Mexican waters. / replied
that I was not in Mexican waters;
the commander then directed my at
tention to a chart, stating that Ala
cranZ, Arenas and Trisngles (all
reefs) were all in Mexican waters; l
again replied that I was not in Mex
ican waters; he then said to me that
he had heard from the lighthouse
keeper on Alacranz reef that 1 had
dynamite aboard; I replied that / did
mt have any on board, and had
never carried any; he then direc5cd
my attention to a vessel stranded
on the north end of Alacranz reef of
which only the masts could be seen:
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delphia, Boston and other points. The
greater portion Of the time, however,
will be spent in New York city, where
he will purchase an immense stock of
goods for next fall. Mr.. White is de-
lighted over the growing demand for
better goods, and it is his intention to
buy a stock that will be equal to the
best on earth, and as for quantity he
will purchase enough goods to more
than double his present large stock.
Many improvements and additions
are planned for the Jno. White Store
this coming fall, and although they
have not yet been made public, they
have been in course Of preparation
for sometime, and Jim Whites pres
ent visit deals largely with the said
improvements.
Mr.. White says his aspirations do
not stop at having the best and larg-
est clothing store in this city. but
that he wants the best and largest in
the state, and when he undertakes
anything success is sure to attend his
efforts.
While in New York he will be at
the Herald Square Hotel
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WE WILL SELL FOR NEXT TEN
DAYS SO WELT SHOES FOR MEN
AT $3.50. THE NJ. e. o.
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CROPS GOOD IN
SANTA ROSA COUNTY


Fleming, Santa Rosa County, June
S-The crops in this section are gen
orally good Corn is in fair coadl
ton both early and late planting.
and farmers have it clean.
Cotton is in fair condition with a
good stand.
Oats was a fair crop, though only
small acreage was planted.
Farmers have planted very few
sweet potatoes owing to want OF
rain.
Sugar cane is very good.
AS a general thing farmers have
their farms in better condition than
usual at this season of the year.
Land was we'll prepared in the
spring and farmers have kept all
crops clean and are laying by corn
clean.
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THE ORIGINAL,

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of the great
merits and popularity of Foley's
Honey and Tar many limitations are
offered for the genuine. These
worthless limitations have similar
sounding names. Beware of them.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
is in a yellow package. Ask for it
and refuse any substitute. It is the
best remedy for coughs and colds.
w. A. D'Alemberte,. druggist and
apothecary.
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF THOSE
$3.50 PANAMAS; ALSO SOME VERY
FINE ONES FOR $500. THE M. &
o.
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WILL HOLD MEMORIAL
EXERCISES NEXT SUNDAY

Live Oak and Hickory Camps,
Woodmen of the World, will hold me-
mortal exercises at ST. Johns GENE
terry Sunday afternoon. June 10. The
unwilling Of the Morasso monument
will be a feature of the afternoon
program. The parade will form at the
K. OF p hall promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Ali sovereigns are requested to come
and bring flowers. Visiting sovereigns
are cordially invited to participate in
the exercises.
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If you knew the value of Chamber
lain'5 Salve you would never wish to
be without it. Here are some of the
diseases for which it is especially
valuable: Sore nipples, chapped
hands. burns, frost bites. chiIblains,
chronic sore eyes, itching piles. tet-
ter, salt rheum and eczema. Price,
% cents per box. For sale by all
drugg SITS.
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NOW LOCATED IN
ITS NEW OFFICE

The Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany has just moved into its new Of
fee at No. 80 South Palafox street,
which place has just been renovated
and converted into a strictly up-to-
date Office Mr.. Holmes, the local
manager is a hustler and is very much
pleased with the change. He is en-
thusiastic over the increased business
of the Pensacola branch, and is work
ing hard to show aG-.tional increase
of volume from now on.
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For County Representatives.
(VOte for two)
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SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR.
It Can only BE Had Where There Is
No Dandl I'd


Any 81 or woman who wants
soft. glossy hair must be free of dan
druff, which causes falling hair. Since
ii has become known that dandruff
is a germ disease, the old hair prep
arations that were mostly scalp irri-
tants. have been abandoned, and the
public, BARRIERS and doctors included.
have taken to using Newbro's Herp;.
eide the only hair preparation that
kills the dandruff germ. E. Dood,
Dickinson, n. d., says: 'Herpicide
not only cleanses the scalp from dam
druff and prevents the, hair falling
out, but promotes a new growth.
Herpicide keeps my hair very CLOS
sy." For sale by w. A. D'Amem-
terte. druggist and apothecary 121
South Palafox street, or send 10c in
stamps for sample, to The Herpicide
Co., Detroit, Mich.