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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08

La senorita Antonlta Ortiz y
Juan Callahan fueron unidos en-
matrimonio 81 miercoles pasado
a las z de la maflana, en- 10 Cate
dral. Ofci6 en- Ia misa y en- la
ceremonia el senior Vicario Gene
raj Don Antonio Fourchegd.
Despues del enlace, Ia comitiya
nupcial fue ID la casa de los padres
de la novia donde hubo reception
| y los festejos continuation hasta
la noche cuando Sc dio IN bale
en- la casa de opera. La joven
pareia es bien conocida en- Santa
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08

En- vista de 10 que SO ha puoll' I,
cado sobre el asunto, el Nuevo
Mexicano vaa citar unas pocas
ius tancias acera del tratamiento
do c6nvictos que solamente me-
recen ser caraeterixadas como
brutales on extreme peligrosas q
la vida humana, hasta de los con
victos, lnjustas, impropias, tlra'
nicas, y en- ciertos casos llegan
al grado de torturas barbaras,
iumotivadas 8 inmerecidas. El
Nuevo Mexicano ha sido infor'
mado, y cree que esta informa-
ci6n es tidedigna, que por ofen1
sas muy leves, y en- un case tral-
do q la atenclon de es periodico'
sin culpa alguna, convictos han
sido colgados por dias consecutl-
vos de las mufiecas, siendo que
esposas les fueron puestas, dc
las cuales pendia una cadena de
hero de algnnas pulgadas de
largo, cuya cadena fue colocada
en- una argolla, y el preso debale
con los brazos tirantes y en- Ia
posicion que sus pies apenas to
caban el suelo. a
En- un case, Ia information de
4 Nuevo Mexicano es que el pres'
q ouien fue aplicada esta barbar'
tcrtura, 8 que de ese modo habi'
sido atormentado diez y siet'
dias, SO desmay6 de debilidad
casi estaba muerto cuando !
bajsron. Este castigo fue apllca
do en- un calabozo oscuro, y du
rante todo 81 periodic el pres
fue teuido & pan y aqua
Price Walters y Joseph r. Su
aer, grandes reformadorcs dc
laya Hagerman, nomorados
empleo porque hicieron 10 gu
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08
Curry Llegafa a
MediadOs de Julio
So Anuncia 0Acialmsnte Ia Fe-
cha,en que Sc Cree que
vendra sl kueyo Co.
hernsdor.

Hace cosa de una semana que
el Nuevo Mexicano recibi6 des
pachns de Washington anuncian-
do que el Captain George Curry
Sc daria q la vela de Manila en-
Julio, y no podria llegar q Santa
Fe antes del 25 de Agosto o del
dia primero de Septiembre. Es
tos despachos fueron publiaados1
en- seguida Ahora parece que
ell correspond cometio un error
Ell fechas y que Ell Captain Curry
arribara a Santa Fe cosa de me-.
diados de Julio. El Nuevo Mexi-
cano telegrafio al Delegado w.
LII. Andrews q Washington para
/ que averiguase Ia fecha exacta
de la llegadadel Captain Curry,
ST era possible hacerlo. El Dele
gado fu6 al Departamento de la
lGuerra y visit6 al Coronel G. r.
Edwards, que Sc halla q cargo
4 del Negociado Iusular, Seg1n
| el tenor de las cartas siguientes
4 escritas al Delegado Andrews
por el Col. Edwards, el Captain
Curry estara en- Santa F'e como
d mediaci6n del mes de Julio, nt
! sabiendose adn la fecha exacta
La carta lee asi' ~
"Apreciable senior Andrews;
"En relacion d su vista o linda
gaci6n personal de esta mafani
respecto al tempo en- que el 60
bernador Curry, nombrado Go
Y bernador de Nuevo Mexico, lie
CARA a los Estados Unidos, copi'
= el siguiente cablegrama enviad
Z al Gobernador General de las Is
las F'ilipinas 81 dla tres del me
; pasado.
. HEsta llegando bastante GORE
I para Curry. SDebo despachar
10? sCuando podremos espera
suregresoalo los Estados Unidos?
7 "a tocontest6 el Gobernado
General que Ell Captain Curr
Z partiria de las Filipinas en-
trasporte de JUNO y suplico qu
. su correo fuese detenido aqu
De este Sc in6ere que el Capita
\ Curry saldra de Manila ell
I trasporte del dia 8 de9Junio, lie
. gando a San Francisco cosa 9
\, un mes despues, digase 81 dia
! de Julio No me han avisadu
es su intencion venir a Washing
ton, pero parece probable que
! ! nara, pues ha pedido que sue
! rreo sea retenido aqui. En- cas-
que reciba mas informes sob
la materia, tendra gusto en- q
! municarselos.
"De Vd. Sinceramente,
= G. r. EDWARDS.
4 HON. w. II. ANDREWS,
Shoreham Hotel,
nh Washington, d. G..
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08

La 6rden Official conmutando
la sentencia de muerte lee asf;
oFIcINA DEL EJEoUTlyO SANTA Fl
Por cuanto, en- ell termino re.
gular de Mayo de 1907 de Ia cor
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08


le ae dlstritc, copstlluido On y
para el condado DE Sierra, Terri
torlo de Nuovo Mexico, Ia Sra.
Vlalentlna Madrid y Alma Lyons
|de diez y s'ete y dlez y sels amos
y s'a" respec''sannen'e I've
~ ~ 'eo'oo"n'sh'e o' co''s,c.as os'
ases'la.oue Nal'aei niaoI,o' na
= 10 s'."' ' a'en''na paoi'u'
sen'eioiaoas q sef a'iolcauas
y sief i'es : ue % Juhio ue i9o'y J
y, ouan'o' pe',ciones oe ~"
'os o'seisos 'e t'ueso meAie0'
con'enienuo sian nuii'efo ue =
nus ~ n'snen.e col nuciias
il. !, s
A. toaa.,o i ,,;s,, !. ", n, ~;
to.;o .,,o,, ,,,,o ? q !
- y, !, aaas - ho
,,;a, / ..;a;xs ..,r; l.
3, ! !, ~ s, .;a, aa,,.a
ao i :, !, q !, ,;a I, :, 80
j. I I ! e
an.,s.o "a
oa ,A. iue 'alio'en queieiiaoo ,s i'oi
j J, !, !, /, III, ! H., ! j ~
y $3.50, !, !, - ~
T;dos ! IN i, 49, B. -
;
NJ, e Z :, ! o,,as sat;aoa
!,
| II cuan'o' g uicho Daca' que
plo'esta scr inocen'e oe toua
coneccion ccn q crlineh' no pu-
20 ser Juzsauo en q mismo M ter-
in'no ~ "a cof V como ias senten-
ciaaas' sino que So sen naiia acIuai-
mente conhnauo en- Ia penlten-
c'afia territoIlai para tenerio en
sesufiuao nien'fas aega q
Tempo oe su Julclo en- algun ler-
H1l' mlno iuturo lstls de N Ia corte;y
Por cuanto, la muerte de las
sentenciadas removeria q las
) unicas testigas que pudran testi-
fear por 10 prosecution en- ell
7 juicio de dicho Baca; Ahora,
: por 10 tanto, yo, J. ". Reynolds,
: Gobernador INFERNO del Terri
( torlo de Nuevo Mexico, por vir-
tud de la autoridad q mi conferi-
da y despues de una revista cui-
d dadosa de las circunstancias de
+ case, concedo en- este dfa d la di-
\ cha Valentino Madrid y a Ia di-
a cha Alma Lyons, una conmuta
u cion de la dicha sentencia dt
o muerte, a una sentencia de en-
+ carcelamiento perpetuo en- j
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08
VALENTINO MADRID Y ALMA LYONS
NOsERAN AH0RCADAs
FL Coberaador Interino Commute IA Sen
tencia de Muerte 2 Encarcelamiento
Vitalacio en- la Penitenciaria.-.E -.El Acto
delEjecutiyo esU Uniyersalmente Apro-
bado.


Valentino Madrid y Alma Ly-
ms no seran ahorcadas por el
,sesinato de Manuel Madrid. ri
sobernador InterinoJ. W Kay |
lolds firmo en- latarde delmartes
pasado una 6rden conmutando |
su sentencia de muerte aprlslon |
perpetua, Su acto en- arrebatar
al cadalso su presa v conseryhr
la vida de dos mujeres muy mo
zas encuentraaprobacio uniyer,
sal, pues el sentimiento p1bllco
estaba muy eu favor9de templar
la justicia con la misericordia en-
ell castigo de estas depravadas.
criaturas.
Desde que las sentenclas de
muerte fueron pronuncladas y
Sc senal6 la fecha de la doble
ejecucion, peri6dicos, peticiones
y cartas personales Sc han esta-
do recibiendo en- el despacho del
ejecutivoinstando al Gobernador
INFERNO para que interce diese
en- favor de las pobres, ignoran-
tes y NAL dirigidas criminales.
Arriba de treinta peIi6dicos con.
teniendo editoriales srecomendan-
do clemencia ejecutiva fueron
recibidos, juntamente con cerca
de veinte peticiones conteniendo
gran ndmero de tirmas. III
mismo Gobernador INFERNO Ray
nolds sentia repugnancia a que
ahorcaran a las mujeres por su
delito, por mas que mereciesen
tai suerte, pero no Sc proponla
Iintervenir en- la sentencia' de Ia
corte hasta hallar el sentimientc
| p1blico tan unanimemente eil
| favor de la conmutacion a prl
| sion vitalicla.
II SU JUICIO Y CONyIcCl0N.
J, Los lectores del Nuevo Mexl
cano estan familiarizados con los
detalles de la tragedia cue resul
to Ell la conviction de las do
mujeres sentenciadas. Fnerol
halladas culpables de asesinat
: en- el primer grado despues q
3 un impartial y equitativ
I ante 81 juez de distrito Frank "
. Parker.
Q oTRo MoTIvo DE LA TRAGEDIA
Francisco Baca fue tambie
arrestado bajo acusacion de Sc
complice en- 81 crimen, Y actua
I mente Sc halla confinado en-
penitenciaria aguardando $
I, juicio. Alegase que el motiy
de la mujer Madrid en- asesina
a su marido fue con el fin de gu
!, tarlo del medic para casarse CO
7 Baca, con el cual Sc dice que g
= taba enfatuada. Baca ha MAJ
I tenido con enteresa que es in
7, cente de toda participation en-
asesinato, a pesar de que i
sentenciadas testiticaron que B
y ca las indujo a asesinar d Madr
Y las amenazo con la muerte 81 !
! 10 hacian.
Il oRDEN CoNMUTANDo LA SENTEl
CIA.
80 La orden o6cial conmutan'
re la sentencia de muerte lee ash
81 oFIcINA DEL EJEoUTlyo SANTA
Por cuanto, en- ell termino I
gular de Mayo de 1907 de la co
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08

Sc NECESITAN--Fara Comprar,
ejemplares dc las Leyes dc Session
desde 1897 de las Leyes Recopila-
das de 1897 en- idioma castellano.
Dirijirse Ia Compania lmpresora del
Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08

El departamento de obras del Nueyo
Mexicano es el mas blen equipado en-
Ell Territorio, 81 desean obras hnas
al estllo, venid a esta chclna y sncon-
trarels todo su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08
La Fiesta de
Corpus Christi
csIsbrsda on Santa 70 d do
mingo cen Ceremonies
ScIsmnss . Irnpcnen
tes.

M
chr;st, mo de- los acentecimien.l
tos eclesiasticos mas interosan-
tos do Santa Fe tuvolugar en- 10 n
!, = ,ana AL domingo pasado.
m d,a No noaia haber sido mas
~ !, ryocto haio al nunto de yistaII
do Il temneratura. 4 pesar de
! - :, conc,nir In procesifn llo.I
M liz ~. .,onnos momentos. perol
~ - as,orbG an manera los oficios
ro,,o,osos
T1 aosta az observada on am.
has 10 ,yatedral ' Ia IgIesia del
rroaa,nna siendo las ceremo.|
n,os ;dznt;cas nero on. escala|
nss o,ahorada onlla Cathedral.
3ss.a...,...... ..,...
pkocnsioN 'r'''uN'' ~ "
La fiesta de Corpus ChristlI
(el cuerpo del Sefor) es una ue|
las mas antignas y solemnes ue
Asieess'" ~'S
,;sool an Ia C.tad ra, en- presen.
o;s AZ m concnrso numeroso Y
aanoto oue llenaba todos los
dmh;tos do, esnacioso templo. ri
seaor vicario General Don Anto.
n;o Eourcheon fue al oficiante,
os,st;do nor los Reverendos e.
pertron v A. Besset como diaco.
10 . snh -d;acono v actuando el
nodro Daraches como maestro
da oore,n onias Ta misa | leonard
(. a. n E,ot fn6 cantafl n on hermo.
60 es,;lo nor el coro de Ia Cate.
dral Inmediatamente despues
do Ia misa SO form6 una de las
nae orandes nrocesioses oue 81
a hon v;sto ;amas on esta ciudad
Z
9 oNDsN - -
FL portador de Ia cruz con dos
u asistentes las nifias de Ia SODA
~ u
Q lidad de Maria las Huerianas a.
y las Hermanas de la Caridadi la'
= ninas de la escuela parroqulal
u las senoras de las fraternidade
. de la Catedraf la Banda e Mu
% sica de Perez; los nihos ce u
o. Escuela de Santa Catalina; 10
'f ninos de la Sociedad de San JOS
2 los Hermanos Crlstlanos y su
i alumnos; los sefores dc Ia Cate
dral; un grupo de nlfias con traJe
blancos derra nando Aores de'a
ii psl;ta anrdro;d
Dor una comision de honor yend
ALI el seflor vicario general Il,
yando la Hostia y accompanied
de varios sacerdotes; un corod
III hombres que cantaba himnc
~ propios q la OCCASION.
te La procession parti6 de Ia Cat
IA dral hacia el Canine del Cano
no hasta Ia calle de Delgado; de al
ia hacia ell norte por dicha calle d
CO Delgado has ia "a Avenida Palac
'r ' de ali al oeste en- dicha Aver
pa do hasta la residencia Sena. /
a. varios puntos de la Inca de ma
ie cha habianse erigido ARGOS 81
u gantes condecorados coninscri
: clones y emblemas religiosos.
=" .,n,,at. ~ os ,,r.prs
la' SD', H.',s1
" La primer paraoa I've neg
ante nn hermoso allar Juno q
~ casa de FRANCISCO Deisauo' en
',n cual fue dada IA oendlclon 9
e. Santisimo. La sigulent'e 'tce rue a. an
= otro altar muy hermoso enlren
'oA del edificio Sena, Ell 10 Aven !
es, do pajac,o. donde tanbien {
res dada IA bendici6n, despues de
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-06-08

suscribanss al Nuevo Mexlcano.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

Only One aBROMO OUININE"
That is LASS4TIVE BROMO QUIN-
me. Look for the signature of e W.
GROVE. Used the world over to cure a
cold in one day. 25c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
BEULAH.
Special to The journal.

Beulah, Sept. 26.-The beautiful
weather this morning encourages
everybody. There is a good deal of
hay to make, potatoes to dig, and other
work that has been DELAYED by the
continuous wet weather
Mr.. James Bryant had business in
the city yesterday
w. A. Shelby moved his son. Jack
Shelby, in to the city Wednesday.
D. w. Bowman took a load of prod
uce to the city Wednesday. He di-
vides his time about equally between
working for Prohibition and marketing
the products of his farm.
Mr.. Eliza Busby and Mr.. Antonio
Olesen were Klondike visitors We'd
nesday
Mr.. VIM. Butler was a business WIS.,
itor at Klondike Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. e. Snowden called
on friends and relatives in Beulah on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Diamond, who owns a sawmill
at Pine Forest, was in the city Wed
nesday On business. He was accom-
panied by his wife and children.
The little son of Mr.. C. B. Busby.
who has had typnoid fever, Is getting
along all right
Inc county authorities are now
grading the Shelby hard road, a piece
of work long needed, and those in
charge of the work. are doing a good
job, for which the travelling public is
duly thankful
superintendent Bagget was over the
road inspecting it Wednesday.
James Bryant has built new barn
26x30 feet. which adds much to the
looks and value of his place, as well
as the convenience OF having a place
TO put hay in
Barrineau and Trammel are clearing
up some of their land, and will put
in crop Of about 80 acres next
spring.
Mr.. p. c. Dowkins is also clearing
Up large tract he bought lately near
Beulah church. and will demonstrate
what can be done on this Perdido land
with velvet beans and cattle. Such
men OF means and energy are what
this county needs, and well conduct
ed farm with improved stock and tools
VIII do more to build up the county
than anything else, as this land will
raise any kind of crop at a profit if
properly handled
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
GIVING AWAY
MONEY

Each and every person playing a
game of pool at the Crescent Billiard
Parlors 10 and IA E. Government
street, will get ticket. The person
holding the lucky ticket will be award
ed a prize at four drawings to be held
every Saturday night at 1880 O'Clock.
The list of prizes are as follows:
First prize, $500; second prize, $500;
third prize, $500; fourth prize, $1.O0.
Prizes will be kept until 10 p. m. Tues
days, and if not called FOR by that
time, another drawing will be had.
Now is your chance to get weeks
pool playing free. Watch for lucky
numbers in Sundays JourneI.
J. A. BILLINGSLEY. Prop.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
CARRIERS.

ssecraI co rne tournaI.

SsecIal 30 the journal
Carriers, Sept. 26-"Uncle Jim"
Duncan returned home from Pensa-
cola Saturday, after ten-day visit
with friends. 2oHe brought with him
a nice>gasoline launch.
P. l.. Hand and son have been home
from Camp Walton since Friday. They
have been doing masonry work.
Jimmie Jerauld and mother were at
Mr.. MONEYS Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Allie Reira has had his launch up
Little Bayou the past week to protect
it from the stormy weather.
Mr.. Sweeney has taken the contract
to carry the mail from Carriers to
Mary Esther from now until July 1,
1908. He made his first trip Monday.
the 23rd
The Robert and Eddie started for
Pensacola with load of wood Tues
day.
Mr.. Littlefeld is some better at pres
ent, but is still unable to do much.
Friends to the number of twenty-five
spent Monday evening with Mrs. Ger
trude Newark at her home on Five
Mile Bayou, the occasion being her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
MUSCOGEE.
sneolal to Tne Journai.


Muscogee, Sept. 26.-School No. 10
at Muscogee will open Wednesday
morning, October 2. Miss Eva G.
Monday, Sept 80, and they request
Waters will have charge OF the inter-
mediate department. and Miss Jean
Patterson of the primary. The text
books are on sale at the Southern
States Lumber Company store. The
teacher will be at the schColhouse on
Monday, Sept. so, and they request
that all pupils who will have to be
classified will come to the school
house on Monday morning; also. that
the pupils who are already graded
will come and get a list OF their text
books SO that they may have their
books and be ready for regular work
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Cobb and little son Sam, of
Tallahassee, are the guests of their
cousin, Mrs. j. H. Patterson.
Mrs. NJ. K. Walton has returned
from very pleasant visit to riends
in Indiana
Miss Annie .fheat, of Milton, is the
euest of her sister, Mrs. z. g. Boni-
fay. and Mrs. Jep Larkin- Her many
friends in Muscogee are glad to have
her among them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Jennings are
the parents of fine baby girl, born
Friday, Sept 20.
Mrs. w. r. Vaughn and mother,
Mrs. NJ K. Walton, spent Monday
and Tuesday in Pensacola.
Miss Genevieve Herman, of Mobile,
is the guest of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Bombay.
Miss Irene Bombay. of Roberts, re-
turned home last week after spending
a few days with her brother, Mr.. E.
G. Bombay
Mrs. J. W. Larkins and little son
Warren spent Tuesday in Pensacola
Mr.. and Mrs Al Bowman have re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
A|VNoI[ FAIR
IN NOVEMBER
Dates for DeFurliak Fair
: Are Set and Premium
List in Preparation.

The DeFuniak Breeze says: As our
readers know, the management Of the
Gulf Coast Fair has been delaying
from time to time setting date for
the fair this year, or even saying pos
itiyely that a fair would be held, on
account of the fact that r. P. Reese,
of Pensacola, had brought suit to
secure an injunction against the state
to prevent the payment of the $4,000
a year appropriated by the legislature
for the payment of premiums by the
Fair Association, and it was not until
last wednesday that it was definitely
decided, when November Goth to 2Srd
were named as the dates and the Of
ficiaIs having the matter in active
charge directed to so to work and
get up a fair that would be credit
to DeFuniak Springs and Walton
county
With the Association dependent
upon its own resources in hand and
to be secured to meet the expenses,
it has been necessary to cut out the
premiums offered in other years for
collective county exhibits, and to re-
duce the other premiums in some
lines, but still they will be found very
liberal when the list is Issued which
Will be as soon as it can be printed.
Until that time we may say that 50
far as agricultural products are con
cerned the premiums will be the same
as last year. and those having copies
of thesold premium lists may be gov
serned by them or parties can get
copies of the old list of the secretary
until the new ones are out
In poultry some changes will be
made. combining the premiums to the
strictly utility fowls instead of includ-
ing the more fancy but less valuable
specimens, such as bantams and the
like.
In hogs and cattle quite a number
of changes will have to be made to
bring the list within the ability of the
Association to pay the premiums of
fered, for none will be offered that
the Association will not have arrange
ments made to pay.
In horses and mules a like policy
will be pursued, but it is expected to
make the premiums for all these as
liberal as possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

turned from very peasant trip tc
jamestown and Washington.
S Mrs. J.. d. Trammell and Miss Ola
Mullins left Friday to visit friends in
Birmingham, Ala.
! Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Bradley are
the parents of fine baby boy.
The many friends of Mr.. Dubru will
be very sorry to learn of his accident
in the mill last Thursday in which
he received very, bad cut on his
arm.
Misses Bessie and Jean Patterson
entertained at cards Monday evening
in honor of their cousin, Mrs. Cobb.
Miss Nellie WSashburne, of Louis
vile, KY, has been visiting friends
in Muscogee for the past two weeks.
She left Wednesday for Sanford, Fla,
where she will spend the winter
S Preparations for the new mil, which
is to be built in Muscogee, are rap
fdly going on. A railroad has been
built to the mill site, sAo number of
new houses are going up in that
neighborhood.
Miss Mabel Taylor made a short
visit to Muscogee this week.
Mrs. Miller, o1 Pensacola, was a
visitor to Muscogee< Tuesday.
The Prohibitionists held a meeting
in the Muscogee Hall Monday evening.
Quite a large crowd attended. DIR.
Pierpont and Rev Abbott were intro
duced by Mr.. Lott and were the
speakers of the evening. The spea :
ing and music were enjoyed by all.
Miss Mary Bradley has returned to
Montevalla College, where she will
continue her studies.
Miss Lena Mullins of Admission, Ala,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Welsh.
The John B. Gordon Chapter of U.
D. C. met with Mrs. John Mullins
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Archie Williams is the guest
of Mrs. w C. Lott
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
SPEAKING ON
PROHIBITION
List of Dates and Places
Where Addresses Are
to Be Delivered.

The following is a list of dates and
places where addresses will be deliv-
cred on Prohibition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
She Found Relief.

If you are troubled with liver com.
plant and have not received help
read this: Mrs. Mary E. Hammond,
Moody, Texas. II was in poor health
with liver trouble-for over a year.
Doctors did me no good and / tried
Herbine, and three bottles cured me.
can't say too much for Herbine, as
it is a wonderful liver medicine.
always have 1t in the house. Publish
where you wish.
Sold by w. A. D'Alemberte.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
E. H. HARTMAN IS
OPERATED UPON.
BY AssoeIated Press.

New York. Sept 226-E. H. Harri.
man was operated upon yesterday for
the trouble from which he suffered
last winter, but 1t was trifiing com.
pared with the operation to which he
was subjected to eight months ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
General Robert e. lee

was the greatest General the world
has ever known Billiards. Snow Lin
iment is the greatest Liniment.
Quickly cures all pains. 1t is within
the reach of all. It. II. Pointer,
Hampstead, Texas, writes: This is
TO certify that Billiards. snow Lini-
ment has been used in my household
for years. and has been found to be
an excellent Lfniment for Rheuma-
tic pains / am never without 1t"
Sold by W.. A. D,Alemberte.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
THos. ;. BROOKS

birthday Music and refreshments
were served. A good time was had by
all
There will be a new store in Gar
niers, across from Sutton's Landing,
SOON
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

Other dates viii be given later
Prominent speakers and good singers
viii be at all these appointments at
the dates given. Ladies in all the
communities are invited and urged to
be present. For further information
address
j. II. SMITHWICK,
Chairman Platform Committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27

use of this wonderful
remedy. Sold by all
druggists at sr.oo per
bottle. Our little
book, telling ali about
this Iiniment, will b,
"a n-xa.,s n....s.s.. 4,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
JUST RECEIVED

A fresh supply OF French plmIty ard
keiso Sond Writing Papers. also Box
Pens, inks, Library PaSss, etc. Cal. and
see me at my new place, 81 South Paiafox-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-27
PROMINENT MASON
DEAD AT MEMPHIS
81 Assoolated Prnns.

Memphis, Nept ~26.-Thomas ]. Bar.
chus, one of the most widely known
Masons in the South, died today at an
advanced age