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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-06

BE 1T ENACTED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ROSWELL:
Section THAT Claude Hobbs, the
owner of Block 25, South Roswell, ac-
cording to the plat of said block now
on file with the Probate Clerk and
ex-officio Recorder of Chaves county,
being DESTROYS to close the alley
shown on said original plat and open
another like alley in lieu thereof to
run north and south through the cen
ter of said block, be granted said priv
terms of this ordinance.
Section 2.-That upon the filing by
said Claude Hobbs of an amended
plat of said Block rs, with the Pro-
bate Clerk and Recorder Of said
Chaves county, showing that he has
dedicated to the City of Roswell, for
public use, an alley 20 feet in width
running north and south, the center
of which alley shall be midway be-
tween the east and west lines of
| Sdl0 UlOCh, UudI llt S4Iy vi 1Ioo
does hereby relinquish all public
rights and privileges rs to said east
and west alley and authorizes the
| closing of same and consents that
| all public rights in said east and west
| alley shall revert to the owners of
the fee in the land.
Section s. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
| after five days from the date of its
| publication.
Passed this 5th day of November,
1905.
Attest: w. T. PAYLOR,
! (SEAL) City Clerk.
Approved by me this 9th day of
November, 1908.
G. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
published Nov. 6, 19OS.-Record)
1 Give ms vour order f0r a nice dress
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Miss Matheny will take up a class
in violin. See her at 400 N. Lea. tt
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Grocery Stores.

WESTERN GROCERY CO.-Ths
leading grocery store. nothing but
the beUt.
WATSON-FINLEY GROCERY CO.
See US for the most complete line
Of staple and fancy groceries and
fresh fruits M vegetables In the
city
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Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE Cole,
us furnish you with your Grain, Coal
and wood, we buy hides, phone 20
ROSWELL TRADING co. Coal
hay, and Grain. Always the best
Dast Second St., Phone 12e.
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All kinds Of washing lone by Mrs.
Katy Wright, FOG E. 9Th St. 14t2*
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5 LOCAL NEWS. s
Boellner. the 1eweler. has 1t cheaper

S. E. Rennaker, of Oklahoma, a
prospector, left this morning for
Carlsbad.
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Correct Legal BLANKS. Record office.
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J.. B. Cecil and George Henderson
drove up from Artesia this morning
in an automobile.
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Undertakers.

DILLHY & SON.-Undertaken. Phi.
rate ambulance, prompt service.
.ILLERY FURNITURE CO. Under
takers. Phone No. rs or No. III.
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TailOrs.

F. A. MUELLER:- Merchant taller.
All work guaranteed. Also does clean
ing and pressing. In rear OF The
Wigwam Cigar Store.
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AUTO TO HIRE. SEE CRUISE. s1s
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L-
Trade DIRECTORY.
Abstracts.

CaAV8S COUNTY ABSTRACT CO
+. p. Gayle, manager. Reliable and
prompt 1899
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST CO.
ABSTRACTS, real estate and loans.
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Give us your order for a nice dress
ed chicken or turkey for Sunday din
nerAPoultry Exchange. Hello No
3s2. 1872
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Billiard-POOI Halls.

Bowling, Box Ball, Billiards, POOL
Entire equipment regulation. Pr1-
rate bowling and box ball room for
ladies.-Geo. B Jewett, Prop.
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Ready-to-wear Apparel.
THU MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outftters In ready to wear apparel
for men, women and children. MI.
linery q specially.
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Dye Works.

K. C. DYE WORKS.-Alterations and
repairs. Cleaning and pressing. j
H. Angel. phone 517. 123 w. I'd.
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Official Canvass Monday.

Monday to canvas the vote of Chaves
county in the recent election.
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Contracting & Engineering

OOHtI dCtInX q EHXIHeerInX
RI & MUSSENDEN.- 1T w. I'd
St, phone 1854. Land surveying and
mapping, concrete foundations
sidewalks, earth-work and general
contracting.
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Furniture Stores.
DILLEY FURNITURE CO. The
SWEETEST line Of furniture in Res.
we'll High qualities and low prices.
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Butcher Shops.

J. 8. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality our
motto.
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Drug Stores.
ROSWELL DRUG & EWELRY CO.
Oldest drug store in Roswell. All
things up-to-date.
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Department Stores.

JAFFA PRAGkR & CODY goods,
clotht1g, groceries aad ranch sup-
plies.
JOYCE-PKUIT CO. Dry Goods,
Clothing, Groceries, etc. The larg-
est supply house In the Southwest.
Wholesale and Retail.
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Mayor of the City of Roswell.
published Nov. 6, 19OS.-Record)
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BE 1T ENACTED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-12
Torpedo Boat DeStrOyerS
Arrive at MagdeIena Bay
After Interesting Voyage

we would come to anchorage on mar
row shelf OF rock where there would
be barely room enough for all the
boats TO crowd together on it. These
shelves would be but a slender ledge,
outside of which the bottom dropped
sheer hundreds Of fathOms, beyond all
possible anchorage.
We went ashore in various places
and mingled with the natives. Al
though the weather seemed cool to us
the costumes of the natives were
scant enough. Sometimes they wore
nothing at all. Now and then We had
good hunting on shore, where hun
dredS of wild ducks collected. We fl
nally shot away all of our ammunition.
but until that happened We had all OF
the fresh meat we required
Not an untOwdrd incident married
the long trip of deStrOyeTs from Hamp
ton Roads. Their supply ship, the Are
thusa, or mother of the destroyers,
as she was called. was not able IN
keep the fast pace set by the black
craft. and this held them back The
destroyers are built to make a speed
of IS knots an hour. and easily go
from - to %. They carry only about
100 tons of coal each and require fire.
quent repleniShing from the collier.
Little Coal Carried.
Il want some coal" was one of the
first things Commander Cone said to
Admiral Thomas. We just did get in
with what we took from the Arethusa
at Acapulco Some of the boats have
less than four tons in their bunkeTs
tonight"
Arrangements were Immediately
concluded by the flagship for prOvid-
ing coal the following day. At day
break two Golfers were working with
a destroyer moored on either side OF
them. pouring coal into the bunkers
Of the little craft. We have been
scraping the bottoms of the Golfers all
the way around, ! believe" said Com
mander Cone. after he had finished the
agreeab task of taking the last
few tons Of coal put out of the deep
hold of the ships The battleshfps
took all the coal that was easy to get
AMI We have been scraping out the
corners"
Today all Golfers have departed
from the bay. every ship having her
bunkers filled to the fullest capacity.
The Ajax will arrive Thursday night
and will remain with the Destroyer
hotiIIa to supply them with fuel az
needed. The destroyers will spend ~
DAYS. or two weeks. in target practice,
and then follow the fleet up tne coast,
rejOining il as soon as possible
Each destroyer. IN addition 10 tor
pedo tubes, carries threefnch gun.
and six-pounders. They usually have
two three-inch guns and half dozen
Each battleship has con
a quota CT target ammunition
for the de5troyers. and they are pre-
pairing to go on the ranges and com
mence firing today.
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DOCKET FOR
I SPRING TERM
CASES WHICH ARE TO BE HEARD
IN The CIRCUIT COURT, WHICH
coNvENES IN PENSACOLA
NEXT MONDAY MORNING.

The spring term of the circuit court
of Escambia county Is to convene III
Pensacola next Monday, Judge j. Ell
met Wolfe, presiding, and the Iollo%-
ing cases are on the docket for Crldi
civ of Pensacola VS.. Southern BEL
Telephone company; damages, Sl,ooV'
/ Frank Smith VS.. F. E. BayllSS
damages. $3.50.
First National Bank VS.. Loxley Lum
Der company: damages, S2,SoO;
E. II. Skinner VS.. w. b. wright
damages, $500. TT
Strong-Trowbri company vs. III
psare g. 70. damages, $40, 900.
10. Kaufman vs.. r. c. Scahkon
damages, $500.
Geo w. Pryor & Sons VS.. j. Jer
nigan; damages, $500.
Escambia County VS.. Frank Jonn
son; damages, $500.
Escambia County VS. w. A. Sheloy
damages, $500.
Escambia County VS. John
WEIGH: damages, $500.
Escambia County VS.. j. w. brew
ton; damages. $500.
Geo. w. Pryor VS.. western Onlo
Telegraph company; DAMAGES, 500,
Clutter Music House VS.. 'Pensacoi
Amusement company; damages, SoV
Leslie p. Brooks VS.. Geo. Il. Bredt
damages, $500.
Charlie knocks VS.. Peter ohlIeS
damages, $3.50.
NJ. j. wallis ct ais for the use
A 7. Venters, VS.. d. J. Kennedy
eiectment, April Il, 1908.
Helen WitherSton VS.. l.. & \. X.
Co.; damages. $4,000.
l.. G. Crosby VS.. A NJ. MCMILLAN
ejectment.
Singer Sewing Machine company
Jessie French Piano and Organ col
pany; damages. $500.
Mcmillan & Turton VS.. r. NJ, >;
fen: damages, $3.50.
Moses d. Cobb VS.. Southern Mutu
Aid association; damages. $500.
Mcmillan Brick company VS.. we
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The Odd Fellows will give
a picnic at Magnolia Bluff,
Nav l. Watch the papers
for program.

Jack London. the prominent writer,
was talking in San Francisco. about
the desertion of his crew. Mr.. Lon
don. as all the world knows, is cir
cling the world in small boat, and
his crew deserted at Honolulu on ac-
count. of the dUllness of the life.
They we're greatly bored" said Mr.
London. They had look OF ennu
al the time. What did they expect?
They acted as if they expected a pc
riodical shiPwreck, periodical on
slaught of cannibals. periodical res
cue of some fair girl from pirates
They were rather like man named
Samson whom 1 opce knew
"A book agent called on Samson's
wife.
DO you take many periodicals.
he inquired
".Oh, no. she replied, I never take
any. But my husband. I'm sorry TO
say. takes a periodical about every
ten days Are you temperance
worker, sir?' kansas City Journal
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ern Union Telegraph company; dam
ages, $500.
S. e. West VS.. Frank L. Mayes;
damages, $1,000.
T. A. Hall VS.. Pennsylvania Fire
Insurance company; damages, $4,000
r. A Hall VS.. Hanover Fire Insur-
ance company: damages 81 500
T. a. Hall VS.. Teutonia Fire lnsur-
ance company; damages, $1,000.
Mcmillan Brlck company VS.. Saun-
ders Mill company; damages, S3,OO0.
]. III. Menge & Sons VS.. q. MoraSSo
& Co.; damages, $500.
w. NJ. Summers VS.. L. & N. h
r. Co.; damages, 1890
Thos. Graves VS.. William Corner;
damages, 5000.
Nellie Flint VS.. Norris Bear ct al;
ejectnent-
Mrs. Z. A. Frenald VS.. l.. & N X
R. Co.; damages, 900
+ D. Waters VS.. Southern Bell Tel
ephone and Telegraph company; dam
ages, $1,000.
Jennie Caldwell VS.. i. & n. X.
Co.; damages, $4,000.
Willie Warren VS.. Southern Mutua
Aid association; damages, $500
Ann Keyser ct al. VS.. Benz. F1orsle
ejectment- o,D
Ann Keyser ct al. VS.. John O'Donc
| van; ejectment.
| Andrew E. Giddens VS.. Newma
| Goldring; damages, $500
John H. Alexander W. Pensaco!
| Electric conipapS: $1,000
Pensacola Lumber company VI
/ Sutherland InneS company, aJ,dcl
ment 49,,
E. NJ. Pyle ct al. VS.. D. Hale WI
son; damages, $1,000
Chas. A. Htlburn VS. Lee DanlelI
damages, $500.
: Louis Davenport VS.. Pensacola BE
trio company; damages. $4,000.
J, Robert McKinnon VS.. J. +. AleXa
der; damages, $500.
al ]. w. Kanen VS.. Pensacola Ele
] trio company; damages, $1,000.
Chas, NJ. Thomas VS. Pensaco
Electric company; damages, $500:
Samuel Mcmillan VS.. Pensacola Ele
trio company; damages, $500.
4 Kinnmerle & Dawes vs. FAX
: Friedman; damages, $500.
Coffee Springs l.. Co. VS.. Sfhltn
/. Porter; damages, $4,000.
d. X. Campbell VS.. r. >. May
4; damages, $275-
w. n. AHbrookS VS.. Pensace
s Bank and Trust company; damag'
o. So 900.
Meyer J. Rosenstein VS.. Newm
f. Goldring; damages. $4,000.
]. p. Williams company vs.. ~
all sacola, St Andrews and Cult Sted
shin company; damages, 5000
IL Z. Z. Douville VS. SIX inner MAI
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featuring company: damages, 100000.
Mary A. Burns VS.. w. j. Corner;
ejectment
Robert McKinnon VS.. j. E. Ale1an-
der; $500.
Thos. j.. Uutriener VS.. Virginia
State Insurance company; damages,
mos. ]. Untriener VS.. Virginia state
Insurance company; damages, $500.
Albert SOmper VS.. Mabel Dickerson;
damages, 5000.
L. S. Brown company VS.. Sallle T.
Cummings; damages. 5000.
Bass & Co VS.. E. D. Renfroe; dam
| ages.
Stratton Ice Works VS.. Fair Rivers;
damages, $500.
Kate L. Wilson VS.. Pensacola Water
company; damages, $4,000
| C.. NJ. Askegreen VS.. Pensacola
Electric company; damages, $1,000.
A. Greenhut & Co. VS.. ]. A. Gil
bert; damages, $3.50.
: J. r. Saunders company VS.. Il. 4
N R. r. Co; damages. $1,000.
: Welles-Kahn Co. VS.. E. Nj. Barfeld
damages, $500.
Fl. J. Wright VS.. Chas. Dellens
damages, $3.50.
w. A. Bormans VS.. Ernest Pfeiffer
damages. $3.50.
n. GOldring VS.. City or PenSacold
damages, $4,000
W. c. Norman VS. City Of Pens;
cola; damages, $4,000.
e. +. Saunders cit al. VS.. Cha5. L
Mason ct ads; damages, $500.
E. Z. Saunders VS. Chas. +. Maso
: ct ais; damages, $1,000.
Fred A. Sweet vs. J. Whiting Hye
i ct al: damages, $4,000.
Campbell Livery company VS.
]; NICK. Oerting; damages. $3.50
The Regina company vs. Clutr'
Z Music House; damages, $500
s. A. Friedman, Agent, VS.. A
+ Bingham; damages, replevln.
w. F. Harrison VS.. L. & \. K.
company; damages
Pensacola Gas company VS. X
la Storrie: damages, $4,000.
McKinnon & Larkin VS.. j. E. Ale
C. ander: damages, $500.
w. L. Bell VS.. City of Pensacol
." appeal. 1..
~ peal.
- celia; appeal
Jerry Taylor VS.. City of Pensacoi
I'd appeal.
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BY Associated Press.

Magdalena Bay, Mexico, April s. via
San Diego, Cal. April 1.-THE tor
pedO boat fiOtilla of six deStroyers,
commanded by Lieut. Commander
Mulch Cone, arrived in Magdalena
bay from Acapulco Saturday evening,
with the flOtilla following the example
of the fleet, was one day ahead of its
schedule here. 1t required three
days to make the run from Acapulco
at an average speed of Is knots.
The destroyers appeared in the en-
trance to the pay shortly after !
O'Clock in dense cloud of black
lOW-Iying black huIls were not visible
from where the feet lay at anchor
But as they came on into the bay.
Steaming directly for the fleet at d
rapid speed. their identity was soon
disclosed Immediately two bright
signal lights on the mainmast of each
battleShir h7t0kened the approach of
the men-of-war. q
BY . o,.--.- they were at anchor.
lying here and there under the lee of
the big battleships. Commander Cone
went aboard the flagship Minnesota at
once to make his report to Admiral
Thomas.
Tall and thin, and brCnzed with the
fully the part Of the daring destroyer
fighter. Admiral Thomas greeted
him IN his cabin.
Commander Cone Reports.
Young man. why are you not in
proper uniform" was one of the first
questions the admiral prOpOunded. As
he surveyed, goCd-naturedly, the tai
officer IS the latter stood, cap in hand.
Cone was dressed in the service uni
form of lieUtenant-cCmmande since
leaving Hampton Roads.
i haven't had chance TO put on
the other stripes, Admiral" he said,
in reply.
Il congratulate You upon YOUR pro
motion concluded the admiral. as he
crasped the off GERS hand and shook
il warmly.
Commander Cone then began the re-
counting Of some features Of his yoy-
age. The deStroyers had had mol
glimpse of the battleships since short
~ after leaving Punta GOrda, when
they separated. the destroyers taking
the inner course through the narrow
island channels, the battleshIps
sweeping far out TO sea. Inc trip of /,
the six small craft through the Pata- |
gcnian passages was filled with adj
venture
We steamed for days through the
narrow ch2rrels d thousand miles !
long" said Commander Cone. The
passages being barely wide enough 20
let us through The waters were cold
from the nit NJ glaciers and filled
with broken cakes Of ice. The boats
took Oh all the ice We needed for days
from over the side The precIDitOus
cliffs OF the. SnOw-cOvered mountains
rose beside Us TO a heighth OF thous-
lndS OF feet. seeming sometimes 70
almost dose over US We threaded
Dur way through these ISLANDS, Che
)ther destToyeTs folio r,nS the lead III
ne W'hipple as We car" along in
single column.
A Chilean Pilot.
We had as a pilot lieutenant!
OF the Chilean nav. He
,tee1ed us through the narrow de1i1es
md over Perilous places without the
highest mishap. Frequently at night
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RIVER
AND MkRINE
NEW!
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interes Along
The Bay Frnt.

The smack Angelina,f the Saun-
ders fleet, will go tohe snapper
banks in a few days.
The smack Cavalier the Saun
ders fleet, has arrived with a me
dunn load of snappers.
The Minnie w. arriv yesterday
with about $4,000 pound
The smack Algoma, dhe Warren
Fish company's fleet, haaken ice for
the snapper banks.
The smack Halyc0n,' the same
feet, has arrived with aedium load
of fish.
The schooner Lucy H. now taking
a large cargo of merlndise for
points to the east, and Aachiccla
The smack Ruth Wellof the San
ders fleet, has arrived tn a large
load of snappers-
The German ship Bon'iIl now go
out into the stream for balance Of
: her cargo.
The British steel singeck steam
err, Isle of Ramsey, 40; g, owned
: by the Isle of Ramsey Suship CON-
| pany, Limited, LiverpC built at
: South Shields in 1891. Messrs. J.
Readhead & Sons, has n sold to
foreign owners for abouD0 pounds.
She carries about 2,53tns dead
weight on 10 feet drafassed 100
!, Al, passed Lloyd's ,'O.survey in
: 1904. She is $50 #. ing, SO IT. g.
in. beam. 16 fit. in d, and has
, engines 30 ID in, s. 1-2and 50 in.
by 33 in. stroke.
The French twin-scrPa ssenger
steamer Jacques Carti 119 tons
, gross. built at Nantes iB3 by MI
A. DubfgeOn. engines 0JS) . 5-Si
/ in and Is ga in. by II lin. stroke,
: certified for about 200 myers. di-
4 mems ns 81 it. 9 in. by 9 in. by
! #. in. and owned teSsrs. Fl !
chet & Co. St. Malo, Frahas been |
sold for about $500 poun3 is stated !!
:. that she will be fitted or an Arc |
Il tic expedition, which wave Dun
D? kirk for Nova Zembia a the mid /
= die of April.
S The British iron single steamer
5 Radnor, 1893 tons. grosst at .Ier-
d row in 1879 by Messrs. ter's Co.
Ltd. engines IS N. andh- by SO
S in. stroke, fitted with Inain and
donkey boilers in 1890, es about
- 1850 tons deadweight II fl
I draft. dimensions 80 ft' n. In.
e by II fl. S in, and own MeSsrS-
% ]. Cory & Sons Ltd IS { TO have
v been sold for about 5,25ads-
e
i. The British steel Sparsteameri
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
Begin to Take 1t Today
TO Build YOU UP FOR SPRING
Take 1t Today
1t will do you good.


The heavier living confinement of the winter the eHee'
weather the OF the sk ana W
work of this are probably telling
Hoods Sarsaparla will system just "na
this hard spot-the pare
,rd as it illness later
old therefore don want
purlhes enrlcneS
the appetite and health ana
It effects Of all blood stomach
liver and kidney troubles
100 Doses One Dollar Sold by adj druggists
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FuIham, 2.766 tons gross, built at New
castle, in 1908, by the NorthUm berland
ShipbuildinS company. Limited, en-
gineS % in, IL in. and 50 in. by as
in stroke, carries over 1000 tons dead
weight. dimensions 800 #. by IS # by
20 fl. in, and owned by the Britain
--.-------@-rTP OUInpurry, IzIIuIuOu VNleSSrS.
Watts, Watts & Co. managersl, Lon
don, has been sold to the Manchester
Liners, Ltd, Manchester, and renamed
Manchester Miller.
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MORE TROUBLE
BREAKING OUT

Notwithstanding everything Is close
" snarded. many people seem TO be
Itching for a scrap-tToub1e at least
seems to he breaking out They can
be cured by a bottle OF d. D. d
from Hootonss Pharmacy.
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f.<ARINE NEWS.
Cleared.

Clumberhall. Br IS, Clarke. 2970, for
Genoa, via New Orleans, with 1890
square bales cotton, $3.50 lbs shuttle
oak lumber, 10000 pcs slaves.
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VESSELS IN PORT.


Steamships
Commodore. British S.. Bass 3577. Vera
Cruz to A. a. Brown & Co.
Cayo Domingo, Br. SIS. Friend, 171S
Galveston on, to J, a: Merritt 6 Co;
PaImas TO the Keyser- MuIdon Co
Therapia; BIZ SIS. Manger, 2l6$. Ten
Adriatico Aust. IS. Fabacchio, 9517
Tampico to Gulf Transit CO.
Everieda BIZ s.. Barker, 1887, Gulf
Venus. British S. Goodwin. 225s. Be
lie to Gulf Transit 60.
wilma, Span IS. Arrotiqui, Tampa to
August Belmont, Rr, S.. Clarke. 1861.
Hayre to Gulf Tra Tsit, Co
Hildegardc. German ship. Bohndorf.
1910. Rio Janeiro to FIR !. Schrever
TorTidon: Italian ship. ConpadoncIa,
1852. Dublin to order
6arks.
Alexander Black. Br- bktn., Mobile to
Rom. Ger. bk., strack. 1858. Mobile to
master
Glance, Nor. blk, Rosseland. S5S. Havre
Blanca, Nor. blk, westenmark. 147s.
Teneriffe TO master
ngebjorg, Nor, Blk, Some. 1850, Ham
Thomas, Ital. bark. Laura, sos. CasteI-
lamare to master
Florida, Italian bark. Pellerino, 1892
Genoa to Rosasca Bros.
Triton, Nor Blk Runertsen, 6SS, Rio
Marjorka, Nor. bark. Ellefenson, 1907,
from Hamburg to order.
Numbers. Nor Blk. Kurtze, I121, Havre
to a. ZeliuS.
Orealla, Italian bark, Paturz, 17OS, Bris-
tOl to RoSaSco Bros
Schoon@rs.
Donna Christina Am sch, Mcleod, 165,
Cardenas TO Jno- A Merritt & Co.
Everything has its cause. its sim
pie and striking and satisfactory
cause, if We can but find it, said J.
Mckee Borden, secretary OF the de-
partment of charities, at a banquet
in New York.
Once, in miserable slunl | heard
two little girl beggars talking.
Why. is it said the first. that
the poor is allus more wilIin' TO help
US than the rich?'
The second answered promptly
and bitterly:
Them wot don't mind gfvfn' is
the ones wot stays poor kansas
City Journal.
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Political Announcements.
Too Late to Classify.
FoR TIMBER cusronInM

FOR TIMBER CUSTODIAN
1 hereby announce my CANDIDACY for The
Alfice of Custodian OF Lost Timber ana
LUMBER. port OF Pensacola, subject TO
action OF the Democratic primary
GEO J SLOCUMB-
hereby announce my candidacy for the
office OF Custodian OF Lost Timber and
Lumber and respectfully soil It the sun
port Of all Democrats at coming
primary Inquiry viii salts the most
particular as to my Stand5Ig and nv
ability to perform the duties Of tn, Of
flee 10 the satisfaction OF all Mennbe
". z. 3. A, No 81.
JOHN H GRIFFITH.
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