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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-25
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue OF orders made
by the District Court of the United States
for the Southern Division of the Middle
District of Alabama, and Of the District
Court of the United States for the North
ern District of Florida, both sitting in
bankruptcy, l will sell at DeFuniak
Springs, Fla, during the legal hours
of sale on Monday, October 26th. 1908. all
the property of the Bonham Lumber
Company, bankrupt, of every kind and
description, located in Walton County,
Florida The property includes sawmill,
engines, boilers. pulleys. parts, fittings,
fixtures, mill shed, shanties. small stock
of commissary goods. three hundred thou
sand feet of lumber, more or less, stand
ing timber and timber leases. Property
will be sold freed Of all liens. mortgages
or membranes Sale will be made at
public outcry to highest bidder for cash.
Certified check for $4,000 required of
every bidder. Checks of unsuccessful bid
ders returned Immediately after sale.
For further information address the
undersigned at Dothan, Ala.
A +. PACE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Estate of Bon
ham Lumber Co. 15octl0t
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Cotton.
Rx Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
New Orleans, Oct. 24.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady.
October -; December SIS bid: Jan
uary $50 a 81; March S.6S asked;
July SIS bid
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DRESSMAKING.

lpRESSMAFQNG-I am located at the St.
Charles Hotel, room 80. where L will be
glad to serve my old friends and many
new ones. Evening dresses and trous-
pears given special attention. Mrs. L. B.
,Ksndrtck- 25oct1ws
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PERSONAL.

IF THE HOUSEWIFE, whose cook left
without notice is wise, she VIII place an
ad. in these columns for another and thus
end all the trouble at orc.
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HOTELS.

OLD newspapers are useful AZ all times
either In the store ar IN the home. The
They are neatly tied and convenient 70
carry.
WINTER RESORT-The ''Old Mill Inn.
on bay shore. 10 minutes ride from civ
on electric car line. will be open for the
winter Oct !. All modern convenieuces
Address Miss Lille Taylor. "OId MiIP'
Inn, Pensacola, Fla Phone SIS. 2sept
LOST-A good opportunity TO rent or ex-
change or sell what you have unless
column
EVERY HOTEL in West Florida and
South Alabama should carry a small ad
In this column. The cost is only 81 SO
Der month for four lines or less
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Northern District of FIorida---By virtue
of an order of sale issued out of the Unit
ed States District court for the Northern
District OF Florida. on the twenty-third
day of October, 1908. notice is hereby Civ
en- that i will sell by public auction. for
cash, on Friday. the thirtieth day of Oc-
tober 1908, at l. o'clock m, at Bagdad,
Santa Rosa county. Florida, the steamer
Linus her engines, boilers. machinery,
boats, tackle. apparel appurtenances and
furniture. she now lies. Bagdad- Santa
Rosa county. Florida. t F. McGourin.
United States Marshal 25o5t
NOTICE
The Board of County Commissioners in
and for Escambia county. Florida, will
receive bids for the construction of a
wooden bridge to be built across Little
Bayou" Plans and specifications on file
at the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court
Bids will close at u o'clock. noon,
Tuesday. November 21st, 1908.
A NJ MCMILLAN.
. Clerk Board County Commissioners.
BY G. @. HARTSFIEI.D.
Deputy Clerk.
Pensacola. Fla. oct. 19. 1905
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PARTIES out OF a Job should try The
Journals Want Columns. The cost is
small and results almost certain. At any
rate, they are worth trying, for you have
all to gain and nothing to lose.
IF YOU HAVE anything for rent why not
advertise il in these columns? Every
one is sure to see 1t.
FOR RENT
4 warehouse with private sidetrack.
Stores East Garden st, near Palafox
SIS TO $50 each
3171G South Palafox. upstairs, pool room,
SIC. 90.
store. Gadsden and 6tfl avenue SO.
1e4-1oe South Tarragona ST., 5000.
Houses
lI9 :. Baylen. $20.0
Baskerville. modern. $3.50.
116 w. Romano. $500.
1909 Strong St, $500.
81 z. Romano sos. cS.
126 Fast Chase. S12-5O.
2200 y. Spring, $1,000.
1922 y. eth. s12.5o.
40 West Main. IS 90
1901 W. Intendencia. $500
JOHN y. DAY
East Garden St
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FOUND.

FOUND-A gold locket by postoffice yes
terday. with the initials R. l.. NJ IT
Owner can have same by applying 10
Walter r. Middleton, SIS L. LaRua ST
25oct1tS
FOUND-One silver belt pin Owner may
secure same by calling at the kress
store proving property and paying for
this ad. 2JOctlt
FOCSD-The right place to buy blankets.
comforts. bedspreads, rugs and lace cur
tains on weekly or monthly payments
Call phone ell and our salesman Will call
;0oct1m
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL have leased
the store, No. lO1 North Palafox St.
for . years. 1 shall be glad to see al my
old friends and many new ones there
Yours for business. J. y. Andrews.
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WANTED-A reliable woman to cook and
help care for children. Apply Mrs. Jul
Illus Oerting, Cor 18th Avenue and 14th
street. 25oct
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WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
APALACHlCOLA-

FULLER HOTEL, Apaiachicoia Oldest
established hotel IN city: free baths.
best service. Rates 1.5a and 81 90. Spec
THE JOURNALS Panama Canal Edi-
tons at l5c copy. Full of Illustrations
and local views Just the thing to send to
out-of-town friends They are ready for
mailing.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Ofice boy Apply Monday
morning O'Clock. Cary * Co, Pala-
fox and Romano
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WANTED.

PHYSICIAN TO LOCATE in village near
tlrpentine and lumber camp. Address
w. Il. Merritt, Supt., West Bay, Fla zoo
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ply 10 Wnllam Packnam, PENSACOLA, Fla
FOR RENT
Stores.
3O9 f. Intendencia Street s G. 90
12O 5. Tarragona Street ---.....$ 81. 90
IS w. Romano Street .-...S S3 81
y. PalafOX street .-....... $40 90
Store near .PalafoX Street.
Boarding Houses
National Hotel. is rooms $500. $50. 90
800 T. Wright Street ..-......... .$25. 90
Dwellings -
14o1 n. Sth Avenue 80 90
1900 n. PalafoX Street ........ sl5 90
10Y East CervanteS ........... SIS. 90
905 North Reus Street SI2 so
724 w. Zarragossa Street $3.50. .Sf0. 90
207 n. Reus Street =. -. SIS. 90
1911 +. Cervantes Street S12 30
18th Avenue and 18th Street $3.50
Cor. 18th Avenue and 14th Street 81 S 90
sos r. Intendencia Street $50 90
613 p. Government Street .... SIS. 90
1907 r. Strong St. ........ SI2 so
Large 1O-room house at Baskerville.
with electric lights. bath, hot and cold
water; can be rented furnished or unfur-
nished, servant houses in yard; blocks
from car lima 81
Offices-
Cor. Romano and PaIafox SITS, two off,
ces upstairs.
The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
1.-THE RENT colEcToRS."
Phone 81.
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LOST.

TWO POINTER DOGS, near poorhouse.
One white, with liver spots very long
and lean, had on round leather collar.
Other solid red fat and has wart top
of back. Just above tail Reward FOR
return to W. w. Martin. at Mcmillan
& CO.'S stables. 100 w. Intendencia- 21sep
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CUT FLOWERS-Orders taken for all oc-
casions, particularly for weddings and
funerals Miss Leila G. Reese, SIS N.
Bay1en. Phone 2S2. 22oct
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House at Bayou Grande. 5
large rooms, at s12.5e per month APP
ply to William Packham, Pensacola Fla
1SoctIws
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THIS FOR THAT"

LOST-Money, time and patience by not
taking advantage OF The Journals
Want Ads. They always bring results
And they are not expensive.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED good s.
room house with all modern convenient
ces. close in and close TO three car lines.
VIII exchange for city property. John y.
Day. East Garden street. 2Saug
IF you think IL is time to "tu-n loose
those lots you bought a year ago. put
n small soc ad in these columns.
DRESSM
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11
Ely--T Tonopah Short Line Railway

According to advices from Nevada the railroad between Ely
and Tonopa already fact This road would tap
of the best mining country the State and would connect with the
outside world such camps Reve Feburg Silver Bow, Belle
helen and many others corps of surveyors in the field
running line for the proposed road Herman Rechke well
known operator of Reve quoted the Tonopah Sun as follows
ave have nnumerabe of that with railroad close by
be worked up but which practically vaueess There
least 20 the territory through which the road would
them old that would be reuvenaed with the adj
railroad have direct information that the road will be
built The behind have the money to push to
peon In fact it almost necessity for the big meers at Ely
their supply of and besides it will extern
profit It's certain that the road will be built
Captain Coter who has just returned from the Golden Arrow
district that while there he had talk with engineer rep
resentng Ely smeer interests who inspecting the various
camps along the of the proposed railroad from Ely to Tono
order ascertain the of the Mr. Cotter
companed the engineer while he sampled the properties of the Cot
Mines Company and other holdings that district and
that expressed himself being we'll pleased with the
showngs the camp Silver Bow Beeheen Clifford and Horse
shoe visited where thorough examinations made
Salt Lake Mining Review.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11

conume and disgrace the administration of Theodore Roosevelt
and to procure bear market in Wall Street"
Proceeding the complaint Whittier that similar orders
issued by other life insurance companies the control of
RYAN Whitney Others result of
being the withdrawal from different parts of the United
cnerng under their control New York and there
by causing the panic
Whittier got himself into hot with his company
thing than month ago. when developed that he had fur
nshed evidence OF certain facts along the lines of his allegations
his United States Senator Robert NJ LaFoete
Wisconsin, be used the before the Senate
of the United States the panic.
Mr. Atkinson Mr. Whitter counsel issued notice that he will
apply for commission take the testimony of Ryan, Whitney and
Morton and believed that their testimony will throw consider
able light the which led up the October panic
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A Revision O, the Mining Laws

There has been general discussion recently regarding
the flaws the United States mining laws that call mind
changes that would be beneficial In the mining section of the
country the Importance of these changes be estimated
of few sections of the general laws would eliminate
many and much useless litigation and would enable
valuable properties to be patented and worked at profit
Probably important change that Congress should make
mining code the abolition of the Apex law
provides that the claim may follow the lode vein
outside the ene of his claim This law has caused trouble
and litigation any other feature ia the mining laws In most
large enough for the conne his operations
vertical extensions of the boundaries claimant not al
lowed lead beyond the endnes of his claim why should
he beyond the limits of the sdenes The irregularities of
bodies leads veins make the plan of the vertical extension
boundaries the only logical course.
uniform law for the location of claims throughout the
try should also be enacted This law should prescribe the
method location the form of the location notice and should also
require fairly survey of the claim within certain time
after location.-Salt Lake Mining Review
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appeared recently, arrived in Salt
Lake last week, a guest at the
Samuel Newhouse residence.
She has just closed arrange
ments for the production of "Three
Weeks" in America in the Au-
tumn, and has put off until then.
also the English production. In
an interview given by Mrs. Glyn
to an English paper before start
ing on her American trip, she
said: II am not going to lecture
in the United States. / am GO
ing over to enjoy myself this
time and keep a number of de-
lightful social engagements that
l had to postpone last Winter.
lam going solely for pleasure and
because I love America and want
to see more of it than 1 could
last time. Some OF your news
papers did not treat me very we'll
and a few of them reported me as
saying things that I never said,
but that didn't put me off America
in the least, for the people are
delightful-even if some of the
newspapers are not altogether
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State News Taken From Our Exchanges

last week uncovered by the miners
below the 1000-foot level.
Burglars entered the Monarch
saloon at Carson Thursday night,
blew open the safe with nitro
glycerine, secured nearly $500 in
gold, silver and bills and got
away. They are supposed to be
the same persons who blew up
the safe at Mound House the
other night.
Although not all properties Of
Goldfeld are working, the output
of the camp last week amounted
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There are now 352 tents and
1000 people at Bovard, Nye Coun-
ty. A newspaper has been started
by Billy Booth of the Tonopah
Bonanza.
Two distinct earthquake shocks
we're felt at Tonopah at $40
o'clock on May l. On the 800
level of the Jim Butler mine the
men felt the shock severely.
One Of the bodies Of the un-
fortunate men who were buried
in the Alpha shaft at Ely by the
big cave-in last December was
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11

F. Ryan, Harry Payne
ton, who own all of the
board is characterized as
der issued to the COM
the country prior to the
to the New York Office of
on deposit in local banks
Whittier, in his pleadings,
made for the good of the
by its officers at the di-
and Morton to procure a
parts of the country than
New York, in order that a
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11

News Word has been received in this city that the
National Audubon Society of America has taken the question
why the Nevada statutes followed and the fish and
laws read least month in the public schools of the State
there law in Nevada which specifies that at
month the fish and laws of the State be read and dis
cussed the school The practice has been followed
and the Audubon Society going ascertain why They have al
ready taken the question up with Commissioner George Mills
called the attention of the teachers the law the
this city several months ago. The law has not been
read however.
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to 1880 tons Of ore, valued at
$40, 900. This is the amount of
ore shipped to the mills and
smelters. Hundreds Of tons were
extracted and not worked, and
this ore is not counted in the
output.
A grading outfit for the con-
struction of the Rawhide Western
Railroad arrived at Modoc, near
Schurz, Tuesday. Grading was
started Wednesday morning. The
road will be rushed to completion
within the next 80 days. The
rails, ties and cars, secured from
the Tonopah and Tidewater Rail-
road, are on the ground.
Eleven feet of ore assaying as
high as $4,000 to the ton and av-
eraging. clear across its face, $500
to the ton, was uncovered in 16
foot hole on the Dutchman prop
erty, ten miles southeast of Mill
City, in Humboldt County, last
week, and since that time small
sized stampede of fortune seekers
to the new Ell Dorado has been on.
The Nevada State police have
recently arrested several old men
of Reno on charges of selling
whisky to Indians and Judge Bell
of the Justice Court states that
they are using a Piute by the
name of Indian Frank as "stool
pigeon" He states he does not
believe this is legal and that he
will refuse to hold any men over
to the grand jury who are ar
rested in this manner.
G. Casinola, an italian rooming
in the French Hotel in Reno,
while asleep Thursday night,
climbed through his window on
the second floor of the building
and after walking along narrow
ledge for short distance fell to
the ground between the French
Hotel and the Swiss-American
House adjoining. He received
no broken bones in the fall, al
though he fell distance of more
than 80 feet.
According to City Engineer
Maxson and Councilman Fitzger-
old, q portion of the Riverside
Hotel in Reno is built on a por-
ton of Island Avenue, facing the
south bank of the Truckee river
and according to these two men
Captain Gosse, owner of the hotel,
will have to remove that portion
of the hotel resting on the street,
so that the city may pave the
street and transform it into a
boulevard connecting Virginia
street with the new city park.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11

The Ely Exposor says "If palpably warped
sided makes ravesy of furnishing basis for the formation Of
opinion methods work injury the public and
the paperfor effect they supply readers who pay for accurate
information surely tainted would be peued testimony
given before jury called pass upon suit at law Yet
msche result from such practices Mnformaon breeds gnor
and prejudice and prejudice make for cous public
sentiment or Legislative policy"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11

is dominated by Thomas
Whitney aud Levi P. Nor
company's stock. The
a dummy"
Referring to an or
pany's agents throughout
panic last October to send
the company all money
in excess of $500, Mr..
says:
This order was not
company, but was issued
rection Of Ryan, Whitney
dearth of money in other
the financial district of
financial manic wonld be
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truthful SHALL of gather material this trip for
book about the visits of Elizabeth America but going
spy out unpleasant thngsfar from it. dying
the far West especially where the country gets its snews and
much of its brains and energy And all
and things So goodbye until june"
Mrs Gyn headed for Santa Barbara California where she
is to stay for little time with friends
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Hs Man Who Caused the Panic

New York. May 2-Edward A. Whittier Of Newark until
Gently Jersey State agent the Washington Life
Company to-day made sensational allegations in his complaint in
$4,000 damage suit which he has brought against the company
In his pleadng fled in the Supreme Court in Trenton N j.
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Diamond RebGkah LOdge No. 8, L0.0.F.

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday Of
each month at the F. & A. NJ. and l. o. o. F.
Hall at 7:s0 o'clock from April to September
80, 1908. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
LIZZIE DAVIES, N. G.
KATE WINTERS, Secretary.
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Beatidc LQdQe No. 7. <. Of p.

Meets every Tuesday evening At It's Castle
Hall in the Smith & Richard Building at
o'clock. from October to March 81, and at
80 o'clock from April to September 80.
All Brother Knights in good standing are
invited to attend.
G. A. FLETCHER. @. q.
Attest: d. Z. NosTRosA X. Of r. rs.
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Famous Authoress On Way to Coast

Mrs Elno Gyn the we'll known English authoress who
ated something of stir through her book Thre Weeks which
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Meets every Wednesday evening ct F. 4
A, M. and l. o. o. +. Hall ct 7 o'clock from
October to March 81. and at 7:s0 o'clock
from April to September 80.
All sojourning brothers are cordially In
vited to visit.
f. J. BRossEMKR, N. G.
@. G. H. HUI, v. G.
WM. ZADow, Treasurer.
j. H. JURY. Secretary.
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AN ELECTION PRIMER
Pertinent Points about Our Election
Machinery For New Voters and old
THE ELECTION OF 1908.

What is the date Of this years presidential eectioni
Tuesday Nov. 3.
What will be the total electoral
Based upon the appoonmen of 1900 and with the addition
of the from the of Oklahoma the
the electoral college will be 4s3
How many votes necessary to choicei
majority, 242
What is the electoral by statesi
1t given the table below along with this piece Of advice Cut
this table and it memorandum book for reference
ELECTORAL VOTE OF
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EUREKA LODGE DIRECTORY
Eureka LOdge No. IS, F. { A. N.

The stated communication Of Eureka Lodge
No. 16, +. & A. NJ. will be held at Masonic
Hall on the Saturday Of or before the full Of
the moon in each month.
H. f. GoLDINa, w. NJ.
JOHN HANCOCK. SR.. Secretary.
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Electoral Vote.

ELECTORAL VOTE OF 1908.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-13

pointed overseer Road No. 81.
north line of Pearson place to
Meeks Ferry road.
G. w. White, sheriff and tax
collector of Rankin county, hay
ing filed his report Of insolyent.
erroneous and additional person.
atty in said county for fiscal year
1907 and the Board having ex-
amined said report; On motion,
ordered said sheriff in his fiscal
settlement with the Auditor of
Public Accounts, be allowed a
credit of Sill state tax on ac-
count OF erroneous personality,
$500 erroneous ~ POLLS and be
credited with 1928, IL state tax
on insolvent personality and ST.
212.OO on 1106 delinquent polls.
It is further ordered that said
sheriff be charged with 5000
state tax on additional personality
and $1,000 on 6 additional polls
and So. 40 on additional realty,
and credited by errors in prede-
cessors list on uncollected state
tax $41.04 and $500 (4) polls.
There were 81 assessments on
personally increased, 96 of those
were on horses and mules and /
on oxen amounting in all to
81, 795. 90.
There were Z reductions: $780,
90 OF the amount being on live
stock and 81, 600 on mdse. Total
81, 10000 leaving a net increase
Of So, 5O5. 90.
Ordered Wilson johnson be ex-
cused from road duty for IL
months on account of injuries.
Ordered account of G. G. Bar
nard : and Co., for book and
stationery be continued.
Ordered following allowances
be made toWit:
y. S. Alexander lumber for road oc
J. g. Atkins enumerating school
children 1903 ito be paid out of
school funds oc
Tom Stevens building bridge beat S 50 oe
Jno A. Gayden clerk postage 3 oc
II. A. Busick Co., mdse poor house Is oe
III. D. Jenkins lumber for road beat : IL y,
3. Goosby lumber and repairs for