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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-24
Los GabaIIOs hIaNGOs y CRISES.

Ell Ministro de Guerra en- Washington
ha dispusEto eximir del servicio los ca
ballOs blancos y CRISES en- la caballerfa del
ei6rcito norteamericanO, debido que ofre
cen faciI blanco los tiros del snemigo y
que por su color nulifcan los eefuerzoa
de la oaballerfa para escapar Ia obger-
vaci6n del mismo.
En- los primitivos tiempoB el caballo
blauco foe considerable por el pueblo como
un precursor de la buens suerte, le Canta-
ron los poetaU de la Mitologfa y le dieron
por tipo al Pegaso.
Roma conquistadora gustaba mucho de
caballos tan blanoos. como la leche, las
nsciones han lido la victoria bajo Ia ban
dera del cabalIo blanco y este fu6 el pri'
mer emblema her6ldico de Ia gran raza
anglo-saiona.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE
Itin0rartO. .---EaIidas de B8yamon y CRpi.
Ita nimultan0Rment0.
DiaR laborable-n aflRna 6, 7.O5, 9 30
AS l1.OO. TardS 13.16, 1.45. B.15. 4.85, 5.45
y $50.
Dias fsstivos.-Manana 6, 7O5, $50, 9.45
y 400 TardS 1885, 1.B0. 2.B0u $780, $50
6.45 $50.
BiiIoIes baratos para dias fostivos. De
Oatafio Bayamon, ida y vuelta II ClAse
E0-26 So Cdag0 SO-16. De Bayam6n O. .aHiO
YvU@Sta IL Glaze S0-16, - cIas0 GO-10
Bill0ta OTdinari0 do Capital CataflO 8n
CIaRO q contaVOs.
BayRm6n, 10 de SeptismbEe dc 1905.
RR8a6n VRldGE.
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RegaIO al Papa

Sc lie ha regalado al Papa una msgnif
CO palma que procede de los jardineB de
BOrdighera, de la antigua familis BreB
Chi. Las hojas de esta palma estdn pIi
MOI oBamente ,adornadas Dor las mopjas
En- primer lugar tienen Aeco de ORC en- la
parte superior, luego los mas delicadon
arabegcOs dibujos, y por dltimo est6n
BembradaB de poIvo azul y Eojo, sin per
iuicio de la bella ornamentaci6n.
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kNUNCIO De SUBASTA
DEPARTMENT. DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcina eel Superintendent de Obraa
P6blicas.
PropoEiciones en- pIiegos cerrados para
adjudication en- pdblics subasta del sunni.
nistro, medida y entrega de 81, 400 metros
CGbicos, mas menos, de pisdra triturada,
por loteg para Ia conservation de las Ca
rTeteras InsulaTeB SO admitiraD en- esta
ofcina haBia las II a. m. del dfa Is de
Junio de 1907 en- que SO abrirdn p6blica'
mente.
Todos los datog necesarios se dar6n en-
esta ofciua donde 90 enCuentran de mani
feHto todos los documentos que han de re-
CIR en- la contrata y pOdr&n recoger los Ii
citadores los modelos de proposiciones que
han de pre5entar.
La administration se reservs el derecho
de rechazar cualquiera todas las propo'
gicioneg.
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior.
J. j. Jimtnes, Superintendent de ObraB
P6bIiess.
En- esta imprenta se vende panel de pc.
Ti6dico viejo $500 los 46 kilos an glis.
tai
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CaFRe empaqustada,

Al ej6rcito frances Sc le est6n mandando
de Chicago inmensas cantidades de carne
empaquetada. ISera quizd porque espera
mantener una proloDgada guerra con Ma
rIuecos?
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Crave moyimiento hueIguista.

Town, 2Ha eladO Ia udd de Janneug (sud Afd
@ Ovmiant huegui La huga entire los mOg bnCO nu'
sangros dturbio
dshnoB
considerable
egan enl relative aO dumos
avnn las condiioneg verfca el rabaio
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10 aCusan de enVenenador.

Lahore mayo 2-El peoda revOuOnO que fac aner dend
niO zg cO Henndndolo dos amos de ce Los OfdeS
envenenaba les de udad Este Onaro ndoS
Calcutta diros
adbdiu bdncos udades ndO
Ell polico Iada ha deSpardo
Rctvdd
gfaqu algunasd de hal despega combairlo
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METILOIDES-EI msior mas SECURE
de todos loB aspeoficog hasta ahora conocido
para Ia cura permanente de todag las 0nfer-
medAdes de la ureta, "a saan estas or6niCag 8
agudaB Oontien0 81 flujo cura poP COM
pleto, On menog tiempos ore ningdn otro pre-
parade similar laB g0nOFfeas, esparmato6nSs
ciEtttig, cot. Mejor que las lnyecciones muy
superior 81 gandalo y Oopaiba. Empiozs &
guTtir 81 efeoto & las tres cuatro horag dc
habaFB0 tornado.
Log @METILOIDE8"-son fSsiles de tomar
, estan preparadoB de man0Ea que no revuel-
V0n 0l egt6mago nj pr0ducen malog efeCtog,
De Venta ca todag Las BotiCas. 8pidans0
muastrag gratis Bus dniOos fabHicant0g-
Frederick stoaTns ID o.. Detroit, MiGhi'
Rsn o. 4.
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-Pongo en- COnocimiento del Comercio
y del p6blico que he dado los sefores s.
RAMIREZ & CO., de San Juan, mi re-
presentation para la vanta exclusive en- Ia
Tsla de Puerto Rico de los vinos "RIOJA
CLARETE" de la COMPANIA VIM.
COLA DEL NORTE DE ESPANA'
-MameseL MMNOg, Habana. p.
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La reina AIeiandrina en- Roma.

2Ha Iegado eiudad la rena Aldna de Ingate
pcsa Victoria ugt Paris Sc
aga rebiento
pdbcas fam
cuales
ala
deteudrSu dosdiaa
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Total de aIg0d6n

Ell total de algod6n prensado en- los Es'
tadoB Unidos fa6 de 6 1872 597 pacas, cOn-
tando las medias las enterag, contra
6 457, 595 ell afio pasado.
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seieeso Rote1 para

Beieee0 R0teI para
hmilias, establecidG
saiO elplan americana
que patAOclnan las me
tOres fam has de Puer-
20 Rico e
Juegos 20 habita-
Clones que compren-
den desue el sencillO
e8 Bala, dornitoriO v
b&ho, hasta el mas ex-
tense dc sala, S dor.
MitOrios y baho.
Ad&ptase especial
Bente para tamilias
numer0sas y para Ia
nailiaa cOrtas.
COoinAalR espahola.
Serv1oAl Sspanol 8
1glss.
NJ Hotel mas fresc0
e Nueva York.
Contiene tOda cIAse
de &delantoB modaP.
NOR
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Sc DEsEA CUMPRAR Ia obra del
doctor Stahl sobre Ia Flora de Puerto Ri.
CO y la obra del doctor Dumond, sobre las
Intermediates de Puerto Rico. Dirijirse
al doctor. L. Garcia de Quevedo. Is San
Sebastian. 10 VS..
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iRETRATOS !!

Los ampliamos & los preciOB mas imlta'
dos. Nuestro trabajo es garantizado. Es.
cribanos enBeguida indicandouoB ell estilo
On interesa al cray6n, acuarela, pastel 6
al oleo y vuelta de correo recibir6 nues'
ira Cotizaci6n.
Los ofrecemou con sin marcos. The
Porto Rico Novelty Go. Box 164, San
Jnan. 3Ov.B.
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VENTA DE MADERAs, & precios
m6dicos realizan una partida de pimo IN.
giles los Eefiore8 r. Panisgua y Co. TIE.
tuan AZ. 80 v. 8.
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SHBVlCI0 ESPECIAL De Cables
La Democracia" y La CORRESPONDENTS"
UNIDAS
En- Villa JOyOsa.
En- VIA JOyOsa.

Madrid 24E Alfonso cDruye hermosos chateau
Villa Oya rdenca yeFaniga de ia fia real eahoa 81 puerto
Villa
n L. de queas quPa9 de oenF las Ieones soaa
failsB
mene fin de las reones amos afan hgan mas eechas
probable
Villa Joyosa eporada
iran rla agun brt6nic ella
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EntTe ap1 FElzel 3a7zs~
psdea que honran con zu1
Ensis Il Hotel san IasisSs
podsinos rsfsrirnoi. prrT
~ prrmiso, : loI siFr-.at.s
SrrZ
Dcn Carlos Armatrons.
Poncs. P r.
Dot :. ~. .Tuno, Fonea. PR.
Dga J. ~. Morales, P0nss,
2. r.
Don T. Blaslni, Ponos, Pa
Dga ErAaeise0 Phrra, POa0S
Don A. subiya, Pones, S.h
Doa L.ds Ia Pila, P0ues, 4. n.
Doa :. SAuri, Ponce, P. 4.
D5a John +. FinlaFs -
Juan, P.E
DE. Z. sAldAnA, San Jpazs
Pr.
Don A. g. wsynoutA, So
gasn, P. r.
DoH RAfssl oissa, San Iuaa,
p. H.
Doa Antonio R0ig, HaEa-
sAo, P. r.
boM Antonis EaPSl, HHml
sGs, p. B.
Den b. Aboy, 8a1it1l, Hn-
nksso, E.A q
psa Lais nRFe Esa
gusa, Pr
DoaJ. Gzksa, Tsha
hG i
Den RadR 6slaas, y.
DSR AEtGs @xsa - -
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En- e4 imprenta ss vende papsl de
paFi6diCo viejo { 92. 100 les 46 kilos (eI quin-
TAX
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INTERIM SO instaIe ell estabIeci'
miento "La Tiendita," en- un nuevo local,
las personals que deseen comprar efectoS
reIigioBos pueden Holicitarlo en- los altos
de Ia casa ndmero % de Ia calIe de San
Francisco al lado del ayuntamiento, don6e
reside la duefis de ola Tiendita." D.
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INDICAlOR GENERAL

CJNSElo A LAS MADREs-El iarabe carnsnte de
sen va Winsow debe sempre que los ninos
en- e Todo de Ia dentic6n Proporcona aivo Immediate
pequeno paeente produce un seno natural tranquio,
Gvia el door e angelic despierta muy vivo alegre
Es muy agradab al paladar caIma al nino ablanda sus
encas alva sus dolores, hace ficles las fncones del
estomago regula los ntestnos. Es e meior remedio
eonoedo para Ia disrrea va provenga sta de la den6n
Dc suaqera otra causa lengase mucho cuidado ped
Jarahe Calmante de Ia SennrS Winslow": es e meioS
9s todos.
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Sc VENDEN libre de todo gravameD
la casa, calle de Ia Fortaleza ndmero As
que estd ocupada por el Registro de Ia
Propiedsd.
Para informes dirigirse la ofcina del
Abogado Notario don Dami&n Nor.
BeFFBt 80 v.
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En- esta imprenta se vends panel de Pc
Ti6dicO viejO & $500 los 46 kilos n's qoti'-
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IMPORTATION DE PARIs.-som.
breros de Ultima mods, fieltrO y paja In
gleSa prOpiOs para vi0je de Denoras y nj
mas.
Sc venden & prscios m6dicog en- Ell TE-
LEGRAFO. San Justo II. 30v.a.
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iFARA Ed CALOR!-"La Villa de
Madrid, aoaba de recibir las legftimsB ca
misetas de Crepe de saut6, drill de hilo
ndmerO 100, alpscss ipgleSaS y el mas
gyande surtido de perfumeria francesa,
asi como caUimires ijeros para Ia esta
ci6n del calor.
En- nueStros almacenes, todos los dias son
de moda, pues para 81 p6blicO de gusto
Eiempre Sc veude bueno y barsto,-Tel6fo'
no 27S. P. o. Box 764-San Francisco
81 San Juan p. r.
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--ss compran ABANIOOs ANTI,
GUOS aunque no est6n On buen sBtado,
COllsras antiques de coral y prendas anti
guaB.
Dirfiase & P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San juan
6 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
NEW RAILROAD
TO CbRRAbELLE
Report That Branch Will
Leave Apalachicola North
ern Some 12 or Is Miles
From Carrabelle.

The Carrabelle Advertiser says:
News comes to US that movement
is being made to Incorporate The
Carrabelle Northern Railroad, a line
that if built will leave the Apalachi-
cola Northern at a point - or Is
miles north west of CarrabeIle, COM
ing in on the west side of Carrabeile
River to Timber Island. where it is
said there will be extensive docks.
Timber Island is the nearest point
to deep water, and there is to be a
range from p to % feet of water,
quite near the island
This is the finest location for termi-
nal facilities of any other around
Carrabelle. for the completion of the
entire line would require few and
slight grades and no end to the room
they will have on west side of the
river. Thus we will have West Cara
belle.
There is said to be some substantial
capital behind the movement by both
Florida and Georgia capitalists.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26

Cotton closed firm to-day. with prices
from Ie TO 10 points above the opening
prices Monday. and from 10 to 10 points
DelOW the high figures for the week. july
october and December opened Monday a I
!I-gS' ll.2o and l1.2S, respectively. reached
Ills, I.fi and ll-52 during the middle OF
the week. and closed quiet and firm to-
day at 11.O5. 11.3O. and II.41.
The market was rather quiet during the
last two days. owing to the uncertain
weather conditions and 10 the absence
OF Liverpool quotations, IT being a holiday
IN that market.
During the week there was considerable
individual realizing by longs. and this had
a slight tendency to depress values. but
the market met this selling Comf0Uta bly,
and there was strong undertone
throughout the week.
Generally fair weather conditions pre-
vailed during the early part of the week
which gave the farmer an opportunity to
enter upon the TeplantinE of his CroDS
which had been done untold injury by the
tremendous dCwnpOuT of the week pre-
ElouS. Fair weather prevailed until
Thursday. when cloudy weather set in
followed by rains Friday and to-day over
the cotton belt. especially in Mississippi
Arkansas, Louisiana and part of Texas
win continued rainy weather fOTeCaSIed
for tonight and tomorrow.
Crop conditions are now conceded to be
the worst on record. and should there be
any further precipitations over the cotton
belt. prices will likely go Skvward at a
rapid rate in anticipation of a bullish re
port on crop conditions by the govern
ment on June 4th, which will probably
the supply is far short of the demand.
We favor the purchase of fall months
on any further receSSiOnS.
\ well-known cotton operator in New
York has carefully examined into cOndi-
tiOns, and places the condition of the
cotton crop at 663. as against 76.S last
year and against 74-1 in 1903, following
which report cotton reached such astound
ingly high prices. He also calls attention
to the fact that only twice in 81 years
have conditions been below 80 per cent. in
each case the yield being small and prices
high.
Wheat continued to hold the center of
the stage during the week, and while
there were frequent reCeSSiOnS as low
81. wheat frequently sold above dollar.
and as high as 1O31a. July closing at
10OE, September at 1915 Crop cOndi-
tiOnS in the wheat section are not as
bad as at first reported. and with favor
able weather. such as has been prevailing
the past few days. we favor selling on
any material advances.
While some of the stocks sold heavily
during the week, they seemed to have
fallen into A lethargy toward the end of
the week. from which they could not be
awakened. We favor the purchase of the
stronger of these securities on any re-
cesSiOn.
The bank statement issued to-day was
good. showing a material Improvement
over that of last week.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
THE CANADA
MILLERS ND
BETTER OFF
Get No Benefit From, and
May Be Much Hurt by
Wheat Advance.
Special to The Journal

Montreal, May 25.-Both millers
and flour dealers say it is very diff.
cult to get an advance from BUYERS
in the present state Of the wheat
market. Competition has forced them
to book orders for future delivery at
the prices prevailing before the recent
advance If we do not do it, some
body else will" said a prominent
miller. and what are we to do?"
Another large manufacturer, in
speaking of the situation. said
Owing to the excited and speculative
condition of the wheat market. we
understand that all miIlers have ad-
valced their prices from % to 40
cents per barrel, but we do not ex-
pect to participate to any extent in
the advance for some time to come.
as the methods of doing business in
the -four trade prevent millers from
taking the same benefit at once that
can be secured on the speculative
wheat market. Millers generally have
their output booked for months ahead.
and If the market advances of course
have to make deliveries, but the un-
fortunate part or it is that if the mar
ket recedes, we have to allow the
buyer the reduction"
Don't forget the Ball at Catholic
Knights Hall Tuesday night, May %.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
NO YALE CREW
AT THE HENLEY
Special to The Journal.

NtW FfdVtH, Idy Zo.-N IS an
nounced by Julian w. Curtis. Yale's
advisory rowing coach, that Yale has
sent no crew to the American Henley
at Philadelphia. At first, it was ex-
pected a college eight would be sent,
but the slow development of material
made it necessary TO concentrate eff
forts in getung a variety crew into
condition. The indications are that
the development Of the men is so
backward, and its quality so uncer-
tain, that it may be deemed wise TO
get the men away from here late this
month
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
MOLINO.
Special to The Journal.


Molino. May 25.-Last Wednesday
Judge Dennis Dwyer, from Dayton,
Ohio. vice president of the Jacob
Lumber Company, arrived here and
will proceed to lay out the route for
the Jacob railroad
The Jacob Lumber Company has
closed deal by which many thou
sands of acres of good timber land
come into possession of the firm.
The school at this place is in fine
condition.
The new Baptist church is com
pleted. and Rev. Mr.. Moore held ser
vices in ii last Sabbath
Molino had pleasant rain last
Thursday night, which was needed.
Mr.. Pleas Dawson and Miss Aida
Fleming, of McKinnonville, on Friday
came here and were married
J. b- Cooper is repairing the store
lately vacated by George Oliver. II
will be fitted up for a doctors office.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
Baptist.

First Baptist Church-Rev. Thos NJ
Galloway pastor residence ia West
Gadsden St. Sunday School at $50
a m, Judge F. d BeggS, superintendent.
Y P L. meeting at Z p. IN.
East Hill Baptist Church. 18th Avenue
between Jackson and GadSden Sts.-ReV.
J. w. Senterfit pastor. Sunday School at
10 a. m. Preaching every second and
fourth Sundays at II a. and 1870 D. m
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night
at 7:3O o'clock Sunday School every
Sunday at 10 a. m.
West Hill Baptist Church. West Jack
son stTeet-Rev- J. w. Senterfit. pastor
Sunday School at 10 n. m Preaching
every first and third Sunday at II a. m
and 200 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Sunday at p
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
SAGE LEAVES.
Special to The journal.

Brent. May 25.-We have had nc
rain this whole week, except about
half a sprinkle on Thursday.
Our clay lands are once more dry
enough to work and every plant" is
busy day and night.
Corn fields, which have not been
touched since the planting, show sus
picious symptoms.
Mrs. Henry Frederick of Olive
spent Wednesday with her sister
Mrs. ]. J. JeTnigan-
Several drays are now engaged on
the ClOptonia division, with a full
quorum of cOnvicts, who appear TO
be hard workers in the good road;
movement.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
MethodisI.

First Methodist Church. Corner Pa1afox
and Garden-Rev- J. 3. Cumming. pastor.
$50 a. m. Sunday School. j. y. Andrews,
Supt-; II a. m. preaching by the pastor.
subject. THE Man That God Loves" 3: 80
p m, Junior League, Miss Annie Senda-
more. Supt.; y. M. Junior League. A c.
Johnson, President; p nl., preaching by
the pastor The pastor will at this ser
vice, begin a series Of sermons on The
Building of A House" Subject for to-
night; Jacobs Choice of a fe.''-Gen.
xvii. 46.
Gadsden Street Methodist Church-Rev.
F. A Rogers. pastor Regular services at
II a. m. Sunday school $50 a. m W
R Bennett. Superintendent. Epworth
League at $40 D. m. Special children s
service al D m
Powelton Circuit-Rev. J. w. Breed
love. pastor. First Sunday, PoweIton. II
a: m. and 7:S0 p m; First Sunday. Pine
Sunday, Muscogee, II a. m. Third sun
day, Brent. II a. M Third Sunday, War
rington 7:30 p. Fourth Sunday. Es-
Gambia. II a m. and 7:3O p. m. Lath-
rams Chapel Fifth Sundays and Satur-
day night before second Sunday in each
month
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
Sailed Yesterday.
Conway, Br IS. for LeghOrn.
VESSELS sG PORT.


CheIford. Br IS. Wood. 1858. Las Pal
mas to II. Baars K Co.
Conway Br IS, Sphinx, 3459, West
Hartlepool to II. Baars & Co.
Corby Br. IS, Richardson, 22S0. Las
PaImas 20 The W. :. Keyser Co.
Homevvood. Br ss. Jorgensen. 1891,
Pomeron to John A Merritt & Co.
Ida Aust IS, Dminak, 3093, Galveston
to Gulf Transit Co
Roscia Dan Sc, Skorgood, 1865, Balti-
more to the w. =. Keyser co.
Soperga. Ital. IS, Gustavino. 2525. New
York to J. 4. Merritt & Co.
Ships.
La Argentina. Agr ship. Porter, oO34
Rosasco to John A. Merritt & Co.
Trojan. Ital ship. CattanO. 1924. Mobile
to Export Lumber Co.
Barks-
Euphemia, Ital. bk- Avegno 8O2 Rue-
nos Ayres to RosascO Bros.
Paulus, Nor blk. Ellefsen, -. Barbados
to order
Paoiino. ItaI bk. Sicardi. 113S. Buenos
Ayres to master.
Progresso. Nor blk. Mikkelsen. 1OI5, Ha-
vana to master.
Regina Coele. ItaI bk. Lubrano. 1859.
Buenos Ayres to master
SteinvoTa. Ital bk. MaTchi 1OjS. Ha-
vana TO ROsasco Bros.
Salute, Nor bk, Sodal, 766, Barbados
to order.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
OBITUARY.
Little Mary Flowers.

The funeral of little Mary Henry
Flowers occurred at the Pearl Eagan
Orphans Home Saturday morning at
II O'Clock
All of the children of the home that
were able to be up. attended the fun
eraI of their little cOmrade and the
grief over the loss of the pretty,
bright little girl was most sincere.
The interment was in st. John 3
cemetery, and the grave was covered
with flowers, the EpwOrth League OF
the Gadsden Street Methodist church
sending a beautiful design. A num-
Der of floral offerings were also sent
in by friends of the home.
Francis Gordon, three years of age,
and Hall Flowers, both inmates Of
the home, are very low, their recov-
cry being doubtful.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
ArriMed NestercIau

Comedian. Br S. NethertCn. 34If. Mo-
bile TO A A. Brown < Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Regina COeH Itai bk. LubranO. 1859.
for Buenos Ayres, with 7?5.152 II Iun-
ber
RaithmOOr. Br ss. Evans. 1890. for
HaVre and Bristol. with 491O @ Il hcyvn
timber .023. 900 fl saWn timber 1891
IT lumber, IS $40 5 Il tupeIa gum lumber.
for Bristol with 964 O32 II Sawn timber.
112.T11 IT lumber
Corby. Br s. Richardson 22SO. for
Savons. with 91S 900 # sawn timber,
I.I51. .2S5 fl deals and boards. 495 600 s
# Sawn timber.
Ida. Aust SIS. Daminach. 3O9S, for BARGE
Iona. with 231 .5S1 n lumber. 100. .332 II
sawn timber. $50 long tons coal, q. .335
# sawn timber.
SWanley. BT sS. Dawson, 1908. for Ham
burg. with additional cargo OF 5,337 bbls
rOsiD
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
Summer Rates.

Special rates are being given for
the summer at the Hotel Escambia.
The service is excellent and il is an
ideal place for children. Plenty of
trees, large lawn, large, airy rooms
and it is the most delightful place in
the city for summer.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
Salvation Army

ernment street, Capt. and Mrs. H. F. Har-
man in charge Junior services 2:30 D.
m; Salvation Army meeting 8 p. IN. Ser
vices every night. excepting Monday al
p. m. A cordial welcome will be ex-
tended to all.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
sunny JIM" MOORE
CAPTURED BY DEPUTIES

Deputies Sanders and Johnson last
night captured and placed in the
county Jail sunny Jim Moore. a
negro, who has been wanted DIV the
local officers for several months upon
the charge of grand larceny. Sunny
Jim" it is alleged, stole three suits
of clothing, an overcoat and various
other articles of wearing apparel from
another negro last February.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
Church Seyyfces

Ministers are respectfully request
ed TO notify The Journal promptly OF
any change in the order of services
at their respective churches Notices
Tor this column should reach The
Journal not later than D. m. on
Saturday of each week
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
EIrst Christian Church.

First Christian Church, 43 East Gregory
Street-Sunday School $3.50 A. m n J.
Mackey. Supt- Preaching at II: 100 a. m
md 80 p. m. by the pastor. J. A Erwin
Ni!-wcek prayer meeting every WednCS-
day evening at 7-30- All are cordially
invite. to attend these sSrT5Crs.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
NO. IL.

Visit VIM. Johnson &
Sons Buggy Annex, No. 12
East Intendencia street, for
Runabouts, Top Buggies,
and Vehicles of all kinds.
1--WE make the price"
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-26
REMOVAL NOTICE,

The undersigned has removed his
Offices to Nos. 510-511, Blount Build
ing.
H. H. THORNTON.
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10 Be Buried Today.

The funeral services of Waverly
Nunas. the fve-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Nunas, will be con
Quoted at the family home on East
Intendencia street this afternoon at (
o'clock. The interment will be in 81.
Johns cemetery.