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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito judi
cial municipal de Manatf, P. R.
Estados Unidos de Americas. Sci
Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
J, Keynes y Compaffa, ex, parte. Con-
version en- dominic.
Por cuanto la sociedad agrlcola 81,
Keynes y Compafian, por medic de su
abogado Manuel Paz Urdaz, paesento
moci6n ante estass Corte municipal de Ma.
natl acompafiada de certificate del regis
tro, in~teresando convertir Ell dominic de
insoripciones de possession de dos fncas
r1sticas, que fguran a su nonbre en- Ell
Registro de la Propiedad de Arecibo, a
exception hecha de una parcela de veinte
cuerdas a one Sc coutrae la anotacion, le-
ira A, inserta en- dicho certificate; siendo
las fncas las %siguientes:
Numero uno, R1stica; tinca sin uom.
bre conocido, situada en- el barrio uFron.
tom, ternirio de Gales, compuesta de
ciento noventa y seis cuerdas, ochenta Y
nueve centiinos, ~equivalentes q sesenta y
siete hectareas, treinta y siete areas, Sc
tenta Y ocho centiareas de terreno q pas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

tos y malezas y con plantaciones do cafe
V platanos, conteniendo una casa habita-
ci6n, construida con maderas del pals,
techada de zinc, destinada a almacen, con
maquina para descascarar cafe; otra casa
de maderas y techo de zinc para peones y
dos casas mas, tambien de maderas del
pals V techadas de teja1nanil. Linda al
norte con tierras de los seioreS J. Keynes
v Compa1fa, al este con las aguas del rio
aBarbasn y tierras de don Luis Lafaye y
las de don Pablo Rivera: al sur con las
de don Vicente Maldonado; y al oeste con
las de don Antonio Colon, don Maxine
Marrero V don Herm6genes Diaz.
ON1mero dos:-Finca sin nonlbre CO.
nocido, ubicada en- el barrio de Fronton
tar1nino de Gales, compuesta de diez y
nueve cuerdas, equivalentes a siete hec-
tareas, cuarenta Y seis areas, setenta y
siete centiareas de terreno a pastos y ma
lezas y con plantaciones de cafe y plata
nos, ~conteniendo una casa de habitacion,
de altos Y bajos, de maderas del pals, te'
chada de t~ejainanil; otra casa destinada a
almacen, de igual construction y una cas-
sta techada de zinc. Linda al norte con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
Acadia Municipal de Lare!
Tesoreris. -Subasta 1blics. -Bienfs
inmu .blts.

Tesoreria. -Subasta Gblica. -Bienfs
inmu :bles.
ED la Tesoreria Municipal de
Lares el dfa dos de d >iembre de 1907,
q las dos de la tarde, stra veniido al
mejor poster ios bieres inmuebles re.
laclonados para cubrir las contribr.
clones, recargos y COSTS que fuertn
em~bargados FOR no haber pagaioA 81
debido tempo las contributor mes ven
cldas y los recaIgos segdn disp>ne
la Ley.
Propieta1io, Quintfn Latorre. Des,
cripci6u de la propiedad.-Se-
gunda subaeta. In kiosco 81.
tuado en- la Plaza recreo de este
pueblo.
Contribution y gastos APPROX mados,
500.
Pueie1 verse los detall's que Sc
deseen en- el respective expfdiente.
El compr dor de la propiedad
de'e de ositl' en- elective, 10 memo
Ell dee or c'ento del val or en- que lie
ca vendi a, cuya sura per le,a en-
c'so de q e dejare de pagan 81 resto
de aslma por Ia eual lie fue sutas-
ia Is "a P opiedad, durante les diez
/ ti' II 5!E::i ic6
el remate.
Lares, P. r. II &c novlembre &c
o o7.-Feh0 Il. Gonsdiee, tesorero
municipal .iatoniO c.
Gonzalez, Alcalde de Lares. 81 S,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

tieude al estu6io de las cirnclas y
las artes, 4 la prActica de Ia virtud
y al ejercicio del bien por Ell blen
mismo.
Como institution humana IL
consider6 Ell conference.-the como Ia
mas perfecta entire todas, puesto que
no siendo, como no es, egoista nj
convencionalista, .encamina sus pa.
SOS al perfeccionsmiento moral de
la humana especie, por medic de Ia
instruction y del raciocinio l6gico
en- pro de la Verdad.
Podran no ser pc, fectos los
mssontS, seres sujetoS como todus
los denies q las pssiones; pero 81 ca.
racter de tales es TN dique que debe
contenerlos en- sus impulses y er ca.
miuarlos por los derroteroS del bien.
Despues de estenderse sobre
las vertajas que ofrece dicha ins,i.
tucl6n, habl6 de Ia Influenza que
debe e%jercer en- bien de la patrla,
procursndo que esta llegue { obte.
uer cuanto sntes Ell gobierno propio
y q regir por ST misma sus destints.
Impossible es condenser en- es.
tas ligeras notas Ell notable trabajo
del Lcdo. Martinez, quien termin6
aquel dando lecture al Programs y
CodIgo Mss6nicos, sieudo muy
spl2udids J tslieIRds,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
DESDE %INGLATERRA
LA VIDA BREVE

in Museo pasen de largo ante Bot
y Sc detengan a contemplar
los cromos de Guido Renis; requie.
IN hozar perseverance, una abb
soluta castraci6n de ensueios, TN
supersticioso tenor q levantarse,
siquiera sea I'm palmo de terra fir
me.
Los hombres de ciercia y los
mecanicos, y los industriales ingle-
sss Sc han sjustado q este regimen;
au medro y esplendor son de todos
conocidos. La navegaci6n aErea,
cali6cada por los antiques mitos de
la audacia sacrilega, perece 1ecla.
mar ante TODD una especie de inge-
Micro lirico, I'm genio en- quien Sc re.
suelva de una manera feliz la anti
tests de 10 absolute en- Ell sentimien.
to y 10 concrete en- Ia inteligencia.
Is decir, que ell problema no Sc
ajustaba 4 las condolences del ca
racter ingles. Pero, Iuglaterra,
que tiene incrustado en- Ell meollo Ell
sentido de la nacionalidad y por
ende un collective amor propio te-
rrible, no podia quedarse q la zaga
de las otras naciones en- esta cues
ton capital.
Y, en- e~fecto, despues de mt
chos meses de tantos, ensayos, y
encarnizada labor sorda, Sc di6 re.
mate q un globo dirigible, el sNu-
Iii Secunduss.
81 sabado 6ltimo, TN dia en-
calmado y serene, el misterioso ser
surc6 los aires. Tn escalofrfo dc
emoci6n y de reprimido jdbile sa.
cudi6 los nervlos de Londres. ON
nibus, tranvias, c~arruajes y camio
mes detuvieron su trafago. Las
gentes, en- las azoteas de las casss,
en- Ell tope de los Omnibus, en- todas
parties, seguian con la mlrada tenn
blando de anhelo ell l~nagestuosc
rumbo del globo, cuyo peril pria.
pico y ~antiestetico destacaba sobre
el girls argentado de las nubes.
sNulli Secunduss maniobr6 encims
de la catedral de San Pablo, luegc
sobre Trafalgar Square, mas tard'
descendi6 en- Ell Falacio de CRYSTAL
FL domingo llovi6. 81 lune'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
EdictO judicial
r. Perez de Aya1a

tetras de Juan Segundo Robes; al sa-
liente con las de J. Keynes y compahia;
al poniente con las de Cristina Pereira, y
al Sur con las de Tomas Mercado.n
Por tanto: habiendose ordenado pot
ell Hon. Felix C6rdova Davila, juez
de esta corte municipal el a%nuncio de la
conversion de possession en- dominic in
teresada, a exception de la 6nca de VEIN
te cuerdas agrupada en- la primera va
II Sc refare la anotacion A del certi6.
cado del Registro, publicandose dicho
aTuncio en- ell periodico LA DRMocRACIA
que Sc edita EN- San Juan, para quelosque
tcngan derecho sobre dichas 6ncas y per-
sonas ignoradas aquienes pueda perjudicar
la conversion. puedan oponerse por medic
d. la oportuna demanda, dentro del ter
mino de ounce dias nsturales contados
desde Ell de la fecha de la publication; para
gu cunplimiento y anuncio ~dispuesto, ex.
tiendo Ell presente bajo mi frrha, Ell Ma
natl q 40 de novienbre de 1oo7.-PEDRo
]. RIVERA ~, secretario de la Corte mu.
nicipal de Manati.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

llovi6 tambien. 81 humedetido
cordaje del ae~rostato, aumentando
de peso, lie impldi6 volver 4 su
guarida. Esta madrugada &c le.
vaut6 uu vlento 8. +. 81 globo,
que estaba ipfad o , en- campo
alberto, hubo de sufrir los embates
del huracau. A Ia postre pereci6.
sNuili Secundus' es un guihapo
que Sc ha perdido en- 10 preterito.
Mas, su vida fue g~loriosa: nsvee6
por Ell cielo, intervino en- el. conci.
liabulo de las nubes, y vic 4 Lon.
dres, la ciudad mas g,ande de Ia
TERRA, como una ruindad 8 lepra
negruzca sobre los campos yer.
des.
. Londres esta de luto.
FL espirltu humane tambiGn
debe estarlo. Siglos y siglos, desde
Icaro hasta nuestros dfas, ha per.
seguiio esta pueril quimera de do
minar el alre, cosa que consigue I'm
gorri6u al POGO tempo de nacer.
LENA esta la terra de eucautos y
prestigios que adu no hemos lOgra-'
do descifrar: la civilization es como
un gran rinoceronte ciego que Ca
minase entire I'm macizo de rosas,
con las feas narices hacia Ia altura,
seg1n es costumbre en- estos In.
mundos animales. La TERRA solicita
las secretas intulcioneS de nuestra
alma q cada paso; pero, los hombres
hoy por hoy, estan sedientos de fir
mamento. iPor pura esPiritualidadf
No. Por rabla destructora { incon.
cebible cruleza. Bien que Sc persi.
guiese la soluci6n del problema, So.
10 a I'm de ascender q uu jardin de
fuego, de p1rpura y de ORC, cuyo
plso fuera Ia alada compacidad de
las rubes, en- donde leer q Gothic, q
Shelley, q San Juan de la Cruz y q
Santa Teresa. Pero, 81 estos horri.
bles monstruos han de servir para
a~rrojar traidoramente ~proyectiles
a.6xiantes; entonces, bien muerto
esta eli sNulli Secundus.s Y iojalA
4 todos sus congeneles les acoptez.
ca otro tanto!
i r. Perez de Aya1a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

Hoy es I'm dfa de duelo en-
Londres. 81 huracan, con SUI In
terminable clamor elegiaco, parece
asoclarse q Ia tristeza de Ia gran
urbe. Las hopalandas de holm
que paramentan los edi6cios ad'
quleren fuuebre caracter. Londres,
y con ella TODD Ell RENO Undo, esta
de luto. La causa, I'm naufragto:
ell n~aufragio de una illusion magnf-
6ca.
Is Il case que I%nglaterrs, la
cual, en- muchas cosas y durante
muchos amos, fue Il prodromo de
los demas pueb,os, andaba q la cola
en- 10 que Sc refere a la navigation
aerea. Este hecho es muy signl.
fcatlvo dentro de la psicologfa del
caIaeter ipgles. Para entenderlo
cumplidamente es necesa1io hacerse
cuenta de que el pals de las loco
motoras, de las fundiciones de HE.
RIO, de las fabricas jigantes, es el
m,smo de los Shakespeares, de les
Popes, de los Wordeworths, de les
Mesediths. La division del ira
bajo es una ley ~necesaria en- Ia
prosperidad industrial; mas 10 es
aun la division del temperamentc
en- ell progreso de la naci6n. Iugla'
terra es, conjuntamente, Ell pueblo
mas epicdreo y el mas idealista, {,
mas rico y el mas pcetico.
81 esta total escisi6n de tempe
ramento no Sc hubiera efectuado
los acontecimientos hist6ricos serlar
muy otros de los que SON. Porque
no pienso que nadie 10 dude, III
fabricante de psnos que comienzs
por sentir de vez en- cuando el toqu'
iuterno de la inspiration, termins
por hacer pahos deleznables y yer
SOS del mismo jaez que los pahos
Y c~ontrariamente, un a~rtista que
sienta iniciarse en- sus bolsillos Ii
inquietante comen76n de la avari
ella concluye por copfeccionar art'
para el mercado. 81 progreso ma
terial y cienti6co de una naci6n re
quiele que los hombres q quiene'
les esta encomendado ignoren 10!
secretos del arte; que 81 van a nj
concerto Sc duerman, que 81 visital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
DOCTOR QUEVEDO BAEz

Ha trasladado su residential Y
,ConSult0y1o MtdicOo a la Gale de
Allen no sc altos-Telefono ga Con-
de I y media a ). Gratis para
los pobres los microbes y sabados.
Para ni1os pobres e,tablece una Sec
ri6u de consultas los martes y jue-
YES 2 q 3. 3o-I6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
EDIOTO

En la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judi
cid de San Juan Puerto Rico, IIsta-
dos Unidos de America. FL Presi-
dente dc los Estados Unidos. SIS.
John M. Turner, demandante; contra G..
J. Field, demandado .-Abogados.-
Hartzell y Rodriguez Sierra.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
FL Pueblo de Puerto Ricoa c. ].
Field 6 sea el ~demandado antes mencio-
nAdo.
Por la presente Sc notifca q listed
que Sc ha presentado Ell la ohcina del Sc
sretario de la Corte de Distrito del Distri-
to Judicial de San Juan Puerto Rico, ia
demanda del actor antes citado EN- la cual
sc ~solicita que Sc dlcte sentencia contra
listed co~ndenandole 4 pagan al deman-
dante la surna de ocho mil dollars con
los intereses Y costas de este pleito.
Y Sc notifica a listed que de no com
parecer a contestar dicha dslnanda dentro
de los cuarenta dias eespues de la publ
caci6n de los edictos por seis semanas
en- ell periodico LA D~RMocRAcIA, de
San Juan, 2. R., Ell de~mandante podIa
pedir que la Corte dicte sentencia en- re-
beldia.
Extendida bajo ni firina en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, hoy 81 de octubre de
de I9o7.-JOSE +. FIGUERAS, Secre-
tario. Por A. MARIN MARIEN, secre-
tArio a"uxi1iar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25

mana Mary, ha POGO fallecida, en-.
cant6 con sus cuentos de hadas &
varias generaciones infantiles. 81
propio w. Mongan, fguro como
pintor en- Ell cenaculo de los prerra-
faelistas, al lado de Burnc Jones,
hablendo alcanzado tamblen justa
nombradfa como maestro en- cera
mica.
w. Morgan, en- sd avatat pos
trero, muestrs una 6loso6a serena,
y SD proceder al cultivar la literstu
"a con tantos sfos & cuestas, mere
ceria la aprobaci6n de los que ante
ponen Ia experienced humana a Ia
cieucia, que & veces Ia tuetce y tal
slfea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-25
Ell Ia LOG|A "lETINCtS"

La co~nferencla celebrada el
martes pasado en- la Logla sBetan.
cesD de Puerta de TERRA fue una
de las mas interesantes de cuantas
Sc han venido celebrando en- dicho
centric mas6nico.
Nuestro amigo eli Lcdo. sefor
Candida Martinez Rosell6 diserto
sobre los fines de Ia Masoneria que
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
RECORD CROP
I'M M tNITOBA
Speciai TO The Journal.

Winnipeg, Feb. 15.-The immigra-
ton and agricultural department re-
port which is being discussed in the
Legislature to-day states that the
crop of 1906 WAS the largest in the
history of the province. Dairying, ac-
cording to the reports, shows an enor-
nous increase, the output of both dairy
and creamery buffers being fifty per
cent larger than in any previous year,
and the price on a substantial increase
Cheese brought higher price than
for many years. Labor and wages
were good. The grain crop garnered
BY some $4,000 farmers. has been
about 10000, 900 bushels which shows
q great inerease. The report points
put that need for Improvement was
noticeable in obtaining proper and
clean seed and in the methods of cul-
tivation. BY paying attention to these,
it is pointed out, the output could be
largely increased. The expenditure on
farm builGsnS< for the year was 81,
515,0S5, an increase of half a million
over the previous year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
SPARkMAN ON
VISIT TO TAMPA
FLORIDA CONGRESSMAN TALKS
OF CONDITIONS THROUGH.
OUT THE COUNTRY.
The Tampa FINES says:

The Tampa T mes says:
Congressman Sparkman, who is
spending day or two in the city,
said this morning that there was
nothing of special interest transpiTips
in Washington. Congress is verr busy
with the state appropriation bills,
which are so large that there viii be
no time for much besides their pass
age by the end of the session at mid
night, March 3rd. This department of
legislation has become so prominent
and important that it occupies much
of the time and energy of members
Politically, the country seems very
quiet. Industrially, the railroads are
waiting 10 see the effect of recent leg
islation before branching out eXCen.
sively in new enterprises, besides
which they have their hands full in
the endeavOr to meet the crush Of
business, particularly freight traffic,
which has been somewhat unexpected
" thrust upon them. He is confident
that if the public will exercise some
patience and the roads put forth their
best energies the trouble Will be sur
mounted without any crisis, or even
any damage beyond that of a comparl-
lively slight checking of the currents
of trade.
The railroad situation. however. is
making for liberal treatment of riv-
ers and harbors, in which subject Mr..
Sparkman feels and manifests a Keen
er interest than in any other He ex
pressed himself as quite well salts
fed with the present and prospective
treatment of rivers and harbOrs. He
will return to Washington within
few days. probably by the end of the
week He is in excellent personal
health and shows no strain from the
work of the session. though he has
been more active than usual
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
PRESCRIPTION
HURTS SALE
Of OTHERS
Simple Prescription and Di-
rectionS to Take Home
made Vegetable
Kidney Cure.

To make up enough of the ''vege-
table treatment which is claimed ID
be relieving nearly every sufferer
who uses it for backache, kidney
rheumatism; get from any good pre-
scription pharmacy One-half ounce
Fluid Extract DandeliOn, one ounce
Compound KargOn and three ounces
Compound Syrup of Sarasparilla.
Shake well in bottle and take in tea
spoonful doses after each meal and
again at bedtime
Those who have tried it claim that
it acts gently but thoroughly on the
kidneys. relieving backache and blad-
der trouble and urinary difficulties al
most instantly Many cases of rheu-
matism are known to have been re-
lieved within a few days. the pain and
swelling diminishing with each dose.
A well-knOwn local druggist, who is
in a position to know. asserts that this
prescription, wherever it becomes
known, always ruins the sale of the
numerous patent medicine rheumatism
cures, kidney cures, etc II is a pre-
scription which the majority of patent
medicine manufacturers, and even GER
tain physicians dislike to see pub
lished. Few cases, indeed, which will
fail to fully yield to its peculiarly
soothing and healing influence. Being
composed of common everyday vege-
table ingredients. which can be gotten
from any druggist. it makes up a good
honest and harmless remedy and "a
small cost.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
Nat c. Goodwin.

Nat c. Goodwin, the leading Ameri-
can comedian. is announced for an
early appearance in this city. There
is no actor on our stage today who
enjoys the universal popularity OF this
player.
His versatility seems to have no linn
its, and with the possible exception
of the late Joseph Jefferson we have
had no actor in a decade who has had
his potent power of blending comedy
and pathOs in a single scene His is
the gift of producing tears of laughter
and sentiment at the same time. His
personality is not only an attractive
one, but he has that greatest of all
gifts in public player-magnetism
Mr.. Goodwin Will present here his
comedy. A Gilded Fool" on Friday
night. 1t is considered the best play
Mr.. Goodwin has ever had. He is
said TO have a role peculiarly suited
TO his talents Conspicuous in his
supporting company is Miss Edna
Goodrich a young ACTRESS of acknowl-
edged talent and striking beauty, who
plays an artist model in the comedy.
"A Gilded Fool will be deliberately
mounted with beautiful scenery and
decorations, and the beautiful gowns
of the women in the cast are said to
be noteworthy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
A God-Given Medicine

Rev. John c. Orebaugh,
a prominent clergyman
and temperance advocate,
says that DUFFY'S PURE
WHISKEYi is a God.
Given Medicine.
Thousands of temperance advocates
and clergymen throughout the coun-
try agree with DR.. Orebaugh, and
have the Courage of their convictions,
to recommend DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY as the greatest
tonic stimulant and body-builder
known to science.
l have suffered from irregular
appetite, diarrhoea, then constipation,
abnormal temperature, often below
normal; at times the memory is dull
and feel stupid. | have tried many
treatments with no beneficial results.
Pardon me to furthermore say that /
have always been opposed TO whiskey
as beverage, but have always believed
that PURE whiskey used as a medi-
cine was God-Given one. / NEVER
found PURE until | got "DUFFY'S."
The best | could get seemed to in
crease my trouble and would burn in
my stomach, but / find nothing disa-
greeable with DUFFY'S. 1t has done
me vast good and trust Others may
use it through my recommendation. ="
-(RevO JOHN G. OREBAUGH,
Anderson, Ind, Oct, 2, 1906.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
Miss Maude Fea!ey.

The present starring tour of Maude
Fealy, who was born in Memphis.
Tenn, the youngest dramatic star on
the American stage and former lead
ing woman for Sir Henry Irving. emf
braces almost the entire extent OF this
country. BY the end of her season.
Miss Fealy viii have played in thirty
six states. The talented Young actres
who is being presented this season in
Martha NoTton'S new comedy. The
Illusion of Beatrice has a role that
is particularly suited TO her sweet girl
ish personality and winsome ways.
The appearance OF Maude FeaIy in
"The Illusion of Beatrice at the opera
house on Saturday, matinee and night.
Feb. %, will undoubtedly be an even.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
"The Sign of the Cross"


The Sign of the Cross" Wilson
Barrett's wonderfully successful re
ligious and historical drama enters on
its fifth season of success in Ameri-
ca, and under the experienced and
liberal management OF Mr.. r. G.. CTa-
rein, will be given a sumptuous spec
tacular production at the opera house.
The Sign of the Cross" since its
original remarkable run of over two
years at the Lyric Theatre, London,
has been played, and to crowded au-
diences always in almost every quar-
ter of the globe It is still in Eng
land, as II this country, one OF the
strongest of contemporary attractions.
The passing of time, far from lessen
ing the interest in. this impressive and
thrilling drama, creates a more wide
spread desire to witness this master
piece of the great actor, manager and
author. Wilson Barrett For the past
few years, in each succeeding season
increasing crowds have thrOnged the
playhouses where The Sign of the
Cross" has been presented The en-
gagement here will undoubtedly be one
of the greatest attractions of the sea
SON.
The company of twenty-five able
players, numbering many distin-
guished English and American actors,
will appear amid the gorgeous scenic
surroundings of the original London
production of The Sign of the Cross -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
FISH HATCHERY
FOR WISCONSIN
BY Associated Press.

Madison, WIS, Feb. ia very
large hatchery for the propagation OF
lake trout and whitefish about to be
established on the northwest shore of
Lake Michigan or on the east shore
OF Green Bay. The commissioners of
fisheries are here TO-DAY and to-mor-
row viii proceed to the lake shore to
select a site Through the efforts o..
Representative MonoT an appropriation
of $4,000 was recently made for this
work by the national government
The move is a most important one
and will be of great benefit to the
state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-16
Iersely Told

G. w. Balentine and ]. IT. Stewart
we're among the prominent business
visitors from Milton, who were in the
city yesterday.
The schooner Caldwell H. Colt, OF
the fishing fleet of Saunders & Co.
arrived from the snapper banks yes
terday with a large catch of snap
pers-
1. A. Hutchinson and wife, of Chip
ley, who are en- route home from
points in Alabama, stopped over in
Pensacola yesterday and were callers
at The Journal Office
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon about o'clock
to West Garden street, where a wood
and coal shed in the yard of Mrs
Geeter was ablaze. The building was
destroyed.
The fishing schooner Minnie w
with catch of $4,000 pounds of snap
pers and the Ruth A. Welles with
$4,000 Wounds, were among the ar
rivals yesterday of the feet of>Saun
ders & Co.
On Monday, Feb. II, Miss Kate
Caro-, 220 West Chase Street, had the
misfortune to lose her gold bracelet
1t was lost on Palafox street in The
great carnival crowd, and buried be
meath the great load of confetti. To
find such small thing as a bracelet
under these conditions would seen
impossible, yet little 25c lost adj il
The Journal recovered the lost jewel
Blue Ribbon Lemon is the finest ex
tract of its kind Obtainable. Try i
and you'll say so.