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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-04-19

Tallahassee. April AGAIN the
unexpected has happened. and the
senate Of Florida, instead. is was con
fidenily predicted hy many of refus-
ing 10 receds from lis position IN ,ha
matter of tha investigation Of jhe ia-
GernaI Improvement fund. Yo;cd by an
overwhelming majority 10 concur iH
the action - jle house 81 Nejno~-
day. when ats.ra mes. briNian pa.-
Hamourary .auic i-I by Represents
ike Caikiu-. Oi Nassau. tu. house
TeConSidercd IFS concurrence vita rAe
second al the senate amendments Cd
the resolution providing for Jh. in
KcSti-ajiOu
When the message was read from
the housc stating that II had recon
Sidtrcd and declined 90 concur in the
second Amendment, Authorizing She
joint committee 20 employ counsel = Tee
nOSrapEeTs. expert accountants. exc.
il was the signal for 4 hard fought
battle 10 begin. Senator Beard. 81
the second. author of the senate reSo-
luton. which WAS tabled in the house
and OF the second amend."enl az fr~r
accepted and then rejge,-H Gy n,
house. which brought the house Tesn
tuition almost into line Win his frs.
idea. offered 4 motion thar The -pu4I,
refuse 70 conCeje Senator Beard in
corporaJcd In his motion q request fl.
q committee conference in order =.
secure Il resolution satisfactory 81
both houses Nhjcu would incorporate
his ideas a. 90 what WAS n-e,S-a..
for the accomplishment at the rIr
pose of the investigation. and argued
very earnestly against reCc6ire irHUI
the second amendment, the principles
OF which nave been So much discuss
"a pro and con since the frs dag nI
The present legislative session i.
said th3I without the second amaus
monr the committee would he SlmHS'
PoworlcsS. and the Investigation wi-hi
as we'll nor ~. made at all. Only SIci
an Investigation. he CGGTsulC1- Is
was contemplated hY his original res
ulution. would satisfy The peop." and
reCitinS the charges that for t,- u0-'
seven years o. more have ben made
against the trustees OF tae Internal i'm
PROV u,nt fund argued that jU> .og 6,
them required such an Investigation
Without the amendment which III,
house had refused. the commiJre,
would have HJtle power beyond -,
purchase OF paper pens ana iuh.
Senator Adam, argued in reply -A2'
he believed all the senators Wanro,
the INVESTIGATION u he thorough an,
complete. and that ;bn powers granite,
the committee in the aWeEimcu
adopted ana accepted hy the house
ana al which be- was the author. tn,
committee should have ample powers
bur If they should find that they need
ed anything more. they could apply g,
The legislature for IL
senator Beard in reply concede,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-04-19
Fem Another Corresponds

10y. J. N. Leyaa ana ,,.t- we're ten
irr-i surprise party Monday night
ny Ny. and Mrs. F.. W White, Of Pits
burg. About a score IF their friends
gathered AT the Whites residence and
the doctor and his family Vera invited
over They Mere completely taken by
Surrri>. by th- gathering.
VEr ladies i'm their white costumes
mad" a pretty picture. After refresh
meutS We're served Ih- guests depart
I'll wishing the doctor a safe trip home
and Il prayer u coma again and be
with IL
Mrs. Davenport. Of Omaha. NebraS-
ka. i lying dangerously i'll At her sis
ter's home. Mrs Sara B"SwnrCh.
Rev. \. {. Sirdetirld Is also down
with a serious attack of malarial
fever.
Mrs. Salie 4. Taylor Of PhiadeI-
phia. Pa. intends IN leave for her
home about the 18th. after pleasant
visit spent with Mrs. Dana.
Mr.. Ed. Pelot l. sick and under the
car ~ Dr. Slaughter.
W. ara glad u hear that Mrs
Slaughter i home again, after her
serious Illness.
AVE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-04-19
BY
l.. J. Brumby
Special Cor |
respondent. !


that Senator Adams desired com
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rejection ~ me second "".rhA'"".i.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-04-19

Mr.. RcaVJ> amendment - repeal
the fifteenth article of the c'DStit&-
tion and deny the Negro the right o.
suffrage MAS PASSED BY -" Florida
senate H. i said - have made
mastery sNeech on the subject
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for Men, Women and Children at half what
And veral ONE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-21

This fine APOLLO. PIANO, Ma
hoqany Case, used but a few times for
concerts in our store, never been sold.
The Apollo Piano is positively the
greatest innovation Of the age in the
line Of Self Playing instruments. Il
can be played with the fingers in the
ordinary way or automatically. Il Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-21

the only Player Piano that plays the entire keyboard
the only Player Piano that will anspose the music for
to any key the voice Any child play this Piano
e Ns P ss knowledge e required 532
So: ss Pcs; ::;. Upright Hs'''ss Cas-, good ,''a s96
Also discontinued style 1915 Hobart M Gable, C10z
splendid condition, bargain 4111
The famous interchangeable pitch $500 Voueh Piano. used
days at High School Concert Either
international concert pitch, C11A
finest kind Of condition ........ 4A11
We have practically new $50 Haines g <
Bros Baby Grand, beautiful Mahogany
Case and many other equally coo 8.
great bargains. - To- assa
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
CARPENTER WELL PLEASED AT
 OUTLOOK
Geo, A. Laird, Mining Expert Has Spent Ten Days in San ia Cruz Mountains Examin- ing Properties of Value.

George A. Laird, mining expert of Franklin Smith Company. arrived in the city last evening with Dr. F.. M. Carpenter from a stay of ten days in the Santa Cruz Mountains Copper district, between Cananea and No gales. During the time the gentle. men were out, Mir. Laird was engaged in examining the properties of Dr. Carpenter. MT. Laird may leave with in few days for Durango, where he has call to examine some important properties.
 Of the Santa Cruz district, MT. Laird declined last night to make further statement than that the Car. penter properties looked good to him. Ills report to Dr. Carpenter has not vet been prepared, and in advance of receiving 1t pr. CarpeLter declined to more than voice the brief expression of his expert His enthusiasm re- garding the district, however, is well known.
 The santa Cruz field has only been in prominence during the last few months, and in that time only as a prospect The first of the denounce- ments which occurred in the district
 
 inerests was made about the first of the year. Some four months ago Col. w. c. Greene's attention was at- tracted with the result that he threw engineers into the district and upon their reports and a personal inspec- tion of the section, filed denounce- ments covering about 4000 pertene- cias, or over 10000 acres. His en- cir been there and have made extensive examinations in advance of the begin ming of development work on receipt about six months after filing of de- nouncements.
 Previous to tkc entry of Col. w. C. Greene and several identified with C. Greene. several identified with entered the field and secured prop critics. Mayor Arnold, of Cananea, with prominent associates in Sonora. entered the district pr Carpenter turned his attention that way and s,e- cured considerable holdings. Since Colonel Greene went there the Pow. ell, Cole, Lindsay, Eastabrook people have become interested, and there is at the present time in the district to prove it either copper producer oI failure as a mining section an a, gregation representing wonderful strength in the copper world. Nc other district in the southwest ever attracted so many big copper mining people in so short a space of time and If they find the goods the district must make another immense camT for Sonora.
 At the present time development is in progress on only two of the prin- cipal groups, those of George Young and associates of the Greene Cananea and of Mayor Arnold. On the group of Dr. Carpenter development will commence succeeding the recommen- datiOns of MT. Laird, which if as sue cessful here as they have been in the attainment of large success with other properties, notably P3helps-EJodge-In diana Sonora and the Cananea Gen. tral. will bring about big mines. The
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
BIG PROGRAM WILL
 BE SEEN AT ROYAL
Military Act Under Direction of Billy Cummings Is
 Big Feature.

According to the plans which have been iormulated by the management oI tne Iheater Royal on Main street, tnls evenings amateur performance at mat house will be the most pre- cenuous yet produced, and judging rom the program already arranged VIII contain several novel and pleas ing features.
 The most elaborate number on the program will be the military act, Whlcn has been arranged under the direction of Billy Cummings, without doubt one of the most thoroughly trained stage managers who has ever come into the southwest. For several weeks past twelve young boys of the city have been under his direction in drilling and singing. and this evening, dressed in military uniform, will sup port him in the rendition of several selections. the feature of which will be Mammals Boy" which relates in song the thoughts of a child who wants to be soldier. The stage set. tings have been specially arranged for this act, and are most elaborate. There is no doubt but that this feat ure alone will crowd the house, let ting alone the remainder of the am ateur numbers.
 Walker (piano tuner) is on the pro gram for a monologue. entitled Cow boy Life in Texas" which promises to be enjoyable. Lewis Brown, a pupil of Professor Alono Martini, will perform feats of magic.
 Manager Tupper has also arranged for other amateur acts, but in view of the cold feet suffered by the last bunch of lambs, refuses to announce their names until it is time for them to go on.
 Besides the above. there will also be moving pictures, and Billy Cum mings will render illustrated songs.
 Taking the whole program into con sideration, 1t will be one of the strong est presented in the city for some time past.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
THIS IS AMATEUR NIGHT At Theater Royal.

Young properties are ready to ship as soon as a road is available. They have development of considerable eX- tent in ore and are understood to be well pleased with their situation From the Arnold properties there were some shipments made the latter part of last month, and during the present month it is the expectation that eight cars will be sent to the Fl Paso smelter. This ore is running about 12 per cent. The development consists to this time of tunnel which is in about 175 feet. A stope is go- ing from this to connect with a shaft sunk about sixty feet from the sur face. The stOping ground from the tunnel will ba about seventy-five feet. It is going all in the rich ore, with nine feet of this ore showing in the vein in the tunnel While such eX- cellent showings for short develop ment do not go to make a big and permanent producing district, they have a mighty hopeful look to those who are familiar with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
BUY BURGLARS ARRESTED IN
 B|SBEE
Make Their Way Here From Douglas or Bicycles, But Are Caught After Being in City for Short Interval.

Last evening two youthful robbers, after having made good their escape from Douglas by means of bicycles, and arriving into this city, were placed under arrest by Deputy City Marshal Frank Johnson on the re- quest of the smelter city officers, and will be returned to the border city tfSs morning, where, undoubtedly, .sey will be tried on a charge of burglary. The boys are Walter Saun- ders, aged If years. and Howard Jor- dan. aged IS years.
 On Sunday the ranch house of a man named Booth, located about five miles from Douglas, was entered and the contents of the various rooms thrown about, some articles of value being taken. The boys had been seen in the neighborhood. and suspicion rested on them. The case was placed in the hands of the officers. and Ranger Sam Hayhurst rode to the ranch. where he picked up the trail of the boys. but lost it on getting into Douglas.
 On Monday Hayhurst was on the lookout for the youthful offenders, and finally ascertained that one os them had stolen bicycle and the other had hired one at Fulwiler's shop, saying he would return in a few minutes. The officer at once came to- the conclusion that, the boys had headed for Bisbee on the wheels, and he informed the local police to be on the watch for them.
 Last evening Deputy City Marshal Frank Johnson and Deputy Sheriff Bill White found the boys in this this city. and placed them under arrest. awaiting the further action of the smelter city police.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
HARRINGTON WON'T HANG

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Aug. 13.- Governor Folk today cOmmuted to life Imprisonment the death sentence os Lord" Harrington, who has been convicted-of the murdeE=of James Me Cam.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

MILITIA CALLED INTO SERVICE.
 Twelve local boys will assist Billy Cummings in grand Military produc- tion of "Mama's Boy" See them to- night, amateur night at the Royal.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-13

In the Mayors court this morning the
limit of the law was given Dan Parks, the
negro wao snatched a purse from Miss
Brown Saturday night she was en-
route TO her home in the northern part
of the city. The negro was caught last
night. and was identified by Miss Brown
and the Two ladies with her as the thief
He was fined 800 by Acting Mayor Pea
cock. The same night that Parks snatched
the purse from the young ladys hand he
berg on Washington street and stole three
boxes of cigars, some whisky and about
IS in money. He was bound over to await
the action of the grand jury on the charge
of burglary. Parks had just been re-
leased Saturday evening at o'clock from
the city lookup, where he had served sixty
days, and when the police department
was told of the purse snatching and the
burglary they decided at once that Parks
was the guilty person.
Local and Personal.
DR.. W. Mclean Pitts and Mrs. p. T..
Vaughan returned last night from Gads-
den where they We're summoned by the
critical illness of +. Bracey Vaughan.
They report that the latter is somewhat
improved, but it will be several days be-
fore he is entirely out of danger.
Roam, the 11-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Callen, is critically i'll at
the home of his parents on Union street
NJ. N. Etheridge of Richmond was q
visitor to the city today.
Hon. j. Craig Smith is a visitor to Selma
today. n
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the
office of the judge of probate yesterday
in the following transactions:
Mrs. Rosa s. Meyer to Marie Inez King.
southern 90 feet of lot 10 in block S4s;
consideration $2O50.
j. C. Vines and wife to A. d. Smith,
seven and half acres near Bessemer;
consideration $500.
Edward T. Baird to ]. D Carlisle, lot
l in Jennie Cochranes survey, being
part of southwest quarter of southeast
quarter of section 90, township II. range
west; consideration $1,000.
w. V. NJ. Robertson to II. A. Pasolt
lot in block ., Princeton; consideration
$240O.
G. R. Lewis and wife to Long-Lewis
Hardware company, lot IL in block 24o
being 25 feet front ON Second avenue
in Bessemer; consideration $3.50.
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Notice.

All persons having claims (other than
fire loss claims in San Francisco. CALI.
against the German Insurance company
of Freeport, are hereby notified that by
AN order entered by the circuit court IF
Carroll county, Illinois. on January T.
A. ID. 1907. it is provided that all claims
against said the German Insurance c6ui-
pany of Freeport. (other than said San
Francisco fire loss claims), must be filed
With the undersigned at its office at No
100 Washington street. Chicago, H.. under
oath. IN the form prescribed by said court.
ON OF before the 18th day OF May A. ID.
1861, and that all such claims not so MED
will be disallowed and forever barred
from participating in the distribution OF
the assets of said. the German Insurance
company of Freeport
This notice shall not be considered as
a waiver of any failure by any fire loss
claimant to comply with the provisions of
his policy concerning notice and proofs
of loss. and no claim will be allowed
where the claimant has failed to file no
tiee and proofs of loss within the time
limited and in the manner provided by his
policy of Insurance.
CHICAGO TITLE AND TRUST COM
PANY. Receiver of The German Insur-
ance company of Freeport.
2-13-3t-wed
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FOR RENT.
7-room cottage. 1905 Gath street. north;
good condition; immediate possession
4-room cottage, on large lot, East Bir-
mingham; near car line and convenient
to shops, $l2 80.
Two-story 7-room home, facing on 18th
avenue. South Highlands. Present ten
ant travelling and will sell lease.
FOR SALE.
Very pretty lot ON 18th street. north; its
an alley corner; faces east; is above
grade; nicely located and convenient to
cars.
Large lot facing Highland avenue cars:
in good location, South Highlands.
Cheap.
Nicely arranged Groom cottages we'll
built and in good condition; on a large
lot near Loop ear, South Highlands.
Very cheap and ON reasonable terms.
4 bran new nice groom cottage, ON good
lot facing south on top of hill near
Fairview; is splendid home. or will
rent well. Electric lights and city water.
one of the best lots to be had In Nor
wood. ut a very reasonable price
New 2-story, S-room furnace heated house
about two blocks from Norwood car
line. North Highlands, $50o0.
An excellent summer home ON Shades
mountain: pretty place; nice fruit and
grounds: high altitude
Eighty acres of coal land. off Of the
railroad. but only $3.50 per acre.
one of the prettiest lots ON the South
Highlands; east of Goth street.
r. r. MANLY & CO.,
Chalfoux Bldg
Insurance, Real Estate. Surety Bonds
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LEGAL NOTICES,
-

Notice.
To the Stockholders of The Kilby Frog
and Switch Company:
The board of directors of said company
on the 26th day Of January, 1907, passed
a resolution declaring that 1t is desirable
to increase the capital stock of said COM
pany from $4,000 to $4,000. and called a
meeting of the stockholders of the said
company to be held at the Office of the
company in North Birmingham, Ala, on
Thursday the 2Sth day of February, 1907,
at Il o'clock, noon, to take action on
said matter, and you are therefore noti-
fed that said meeting will be held at
said time and place above named for
said purpose.
Dated this 26th day Of January, 1907.
WHITFIELD CLARK,
1-27-30t Secretary and Treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-13

John Fort of Stafford was county Wis.
itor to the city today
John Robbins left last night for Mobile
to attend Mardi Gras
a special train on the Southern railway
carried number of Selmians to Mobile
to spend today. They will reach home
about O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Miss Mable Moore who has been spend.
ing a few days with friends in the city,
returned to Orrville this afternoon.
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Administrators Notice.

State of Alabama. Jefferson county.
Flora l.. Miner, deceased, estate of.
Letters testamentary upon the last will
and testament Cor letters of administra-
ton upon the estate) of said decedent
having been granted TO the undersigned
on the 25th day of January, 1907, by the
Hon S. L. Greene. judge of the probate
court of jefferson county, notice is here
by given that all persons having claims
against said estate will be required to
present the same within the time allowed
by law. or that the same will be barred
LILLIAN NJ. ORR,
FLORENCE NJ. WEATHERLY.
1903 wed
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TEN DAYS BARGAINS
W. N. Malone & Company
STORES

$26,OOO-Cor. 2lst st. and Ave. B.; 1o0x14o;
a bargain.
S30O0O-2O1S LIST Ave; A snap; two-storv.
$4500-Alley corner between Sd and Attn
AYES, 18th St north.
S4000-BriclI store and cottage, cor; 18th
street, south.
Ss5 O0O- Elegant brick business block.
$50, OO0-Two-s brick store.
$13,0G0-Two-story brick store.
80 OOO-T wo-story brick store.
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Purse Snatcher Fined

will prevail. It may not be soon. but it
Will come in time.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

TEz-One cent word n day. no
nd. taken for less than 80 cents for
fl7ss Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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Sciences

s12.5oo-ecss 18th ave. south. worth $4,000.
ssoO0-26eo Ave. G.. 50xl90; rents well
s4500-2o23 Ave. G.. 45x19o. 9eroom house
s500O-1oO5 Hickory street. Groom resi-
denee.
s6OoO-12ls 18th Ave, north. 13Ox33o
s4500-7-room residence ed St, north
s675O-Beautiful residence, Norwood Place
s6250-I.ot 50x240, 11th avenue, south, nice
residence
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WANTED-Fool makers Iathe hahds'
Pratt a Whitney machine screw oper-
ators. Bulard chuciins machine oper-
ators Also. general machinsts ana
metal polishers. Address Robert AitKen,
box p3i9, Toledo O. --lS-ot
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN~Our 1907 catalogue explaining how
we teach barber trade in few weeks
mailed free. Write nearest branch
Moler Barber college, Atlanta, Ga. or
New Orleans. La. 2-a-5lt
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REAL STATE.
$4,000.
Rents $1,000
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ss5o0-Corner Ave. e and 18th st 1oOxllO
has good Improvements; renting for s92
sl5Oo-Nice lot, 50x1371a. in Richmond
Place.
1885, Splendid Groom cottage, 18th street
near Avenue |.
S3i5O-Nice Groom cottage, No. 1873 N.
Goth street.
S2COO-Norwood lot 6Oxi9o, 18th street, near
18th avenue.
$S5o0-G-room modern cottage. Avenue J,
near oath street.
se000-25xls215, First avenue, near I'D st.
S2T5O-Beautiful lot facing Rhodes Circle.
sgC0O-Modern, rooms. stable, broom ser
wants house, . bath rooms, large lot
67I5x2OO feet; No 926 South 18th street
T. L. ANGLIN & co.
Phones 1928 PHI First Ave
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w NTED-An experienced coal mining
o,,s,ineer or foreman. Address r. II.
smith. care Bessemer National Bank
Rossemer. Ala, giving experience, re-
ferences. and what salary Will be salts
factory. To the right man a contingent
interest in profit Will be given in adoi-
tion to salary. --o-I't