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| MIR. and Mrs. James Reynolds of
Eaton are In Greeley today
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Miss rene Sullivan went to Den
yer Tuesday and will return this
evening
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A complete line OF Christmas
goods TO be had at D. Il. Macarthur
& Co
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VS.. Moore is suffering from the
grip.
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Lost. Gentleman's Hampton
nickel case watch Return to Trib-
une Office.
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Guy McGunnigle left this morn
ing for San Diego, Cal.
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c. H. Ramsay is In Denver for two
days ON ussiness trip.
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Mrs. Lima Pierce went to Denver
this morning for weeks visit.
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A complete line of Christmas
goods to be had at D. r. Macarthur
& Co.
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Alvarado, Cal.
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k>On sALE ANY PART OR ALL on
stock o. new and second hand furni.
ture at cost. 7o2 oth-av. ii. j. Shook.
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Hslp and Situations Wanted.

WANTED A, GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ nouseHork on ranch. Three in fam.
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I OST-LADY'S SLEATHERHANDpA pAC
~ silver mounted monogram Il. s W
rInuer PIease Keep money and return bag
and bank book to Tribune office,
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WANTED YOUNG LADY STENOG.
snc.d CXSdrs wants ms. position Expert
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Lost and Found

EOUMD-SPECTACLE CASE. OWNEp
Il call at Tribune Once. MEN
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F or Rent.

OSS. kEE MODERN AND5 ROOM
"s; Siose IN. Low rent. j. 9. EW.
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FOsEl6s 6snA3toEssFINE IL PIANO, WORTp
Tribnnc. 'o' 800 Address j. 8. L., care
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Toih Tict tsn1fihE.rNqW "a READY, A CHOICE
re,.. q Blunaif SafTed Plymouth Rock cooke.
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Eo.nSSA nSSArrEEiroNE rEino REGISTERED Po.
stock. Onas. A. strom Route i, Greeleve Gle
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Eo isSnfx SAfxE. ., CHOICE 5.ACRE TRACT
a an SSpanIs IsatIer; good improvements.
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isoeilanoous.

GOOD ALFALFA PASTURE WITH
NJ running water. Phone Red o22.
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Eo 1saitl aietlrrAMwoRrH PICS. W,
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VS.iis. PRETTY CUTTER AND
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WANT ADS

RATCN:-Fve cont.
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circulation s7So, Wednesday edition edition
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+ BACK 6s92 'H CoW. PHONF
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fVS q Nc HAMILTON ORGAN
:. n1.oe' Byron Newton. G;raeisHH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-15
Editor Pensacola Journal:

Editor Pensacola Journal:
AS you have mentioned the Indian
land swindles in the canvass for tle
presidency, please allow me the In
dian agent to explain the legal status
OF the Indian settlement with the
United States government as admins
tered by the republicans in power for
the last AZ years.
In 1851 congress ordered all the
interest that had accrued on the $34,-
500 900 to be paid to the Indians per
capita. Only two Indian women out
side of the Indian territory got any OF
this money. Each of them drew S22
as their share of the money. In 1891
congress again ordered the interest
to be paid, and 720 dollars was al
lotted to each.
1t also ordered that the interest.
be paid each year to the Indians, that
was due ion the S34.S00, 900 This
order was in force for 10 years up
to 1907, making $24 200. 900 paid ont TO
Indians of the three tribes of the
treaties of 1886 and 1886. But not
an Indian got one dollar of il. On
the 3Oth of June 1906, congress order
ed a full settlement with taese three
tribes of Indians, Creeks, Cherokees
and Chicakasaws both of land and
money and each Indian who had 32nd
drop of Indian blood should receive
81, 041 As out of the $34 SOC, 900 dollars
in the treasury, but there was haw
as to the titles to the land, so con
gress on February %. 1907, amended
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Excited Over the Chicago Tribune.
Since the beginning of the presiden-
tial campaign the Chicago Tribune
has opened its columns to Willis J.
Abbott. the press agent of the ma
tional Democratic committee, to give
him an opportunity to express the
views, hopes and arguments of his
party This departure of strong
republican paper from the policy of
giving its readers only one side of the
pending issue, has created quite a
large excitement among its republican
readers. Their feeling is best ex-
pressed by the following letter of one
of its readers: Grand Rapids, Mich.
Sept. Editor of the Tribune:
About two or more from Willis J.
Abbot and you will lose me- You
won't care and you won't know it..
IL you are running MIR. Bryan's cam
paign why don't you say so openly
and not sneak in such rot as Abbot's?
I'll bet you'll soon discover you can't
be ''all things TO all men" and get the
coin Why don't you add Mr.. Com
pers to your staff? Don't get sloppy.
NJ. K W. The opening of the col
umns of the Tribune TO Democratic
views was only a shrewd business
policy Chicago has no Democratic
paper, although it has an enormous
Democratic vote. BY allowing it's
columns to be used for expressing
Democratic views the Tribune was
aiming to secure new subscribers
among democrats and has probably
succeeded-Mail Order Journal.
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cIEeKs AND JNsPEcToRs.


Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the Board Of County Commission
ers in and for the County OF Escambfa.
state OF Florida. held on the It'll day Of
October. 1905 the following named persons
were duly appointed by said Board to
act as inspectors and clerk. Tor the gen
eral election. 20 be held on the 3rd day Of
November, 1908, at the various precincts.
respectively:
No &c F. Parsons. Archie Benton.
VIM. Rich. inspectors; Victor Goldbach,
clerk
No. w. J. Shivers. Sr.. VIM. Archer
Bruno Caro- Inspectors: and Ii. c. Miller,
No. 81. T Purcell ]. c. Hendricks
John F. coppersuith, inspectors, and Geo.
A Morrel, clerk
No. 81 p. Landgreen. W. 3. Mobiles.
A c. Tippin, inspectors, and p. W. Nc
No s.NJames Fisher. z. L. shelby. A.
l. Webb, inspectors, and Henry Frazier,
clerk
No. s-Theo. Beck. T. J. Davidson.
Alex McVoy. inspectors. and E o. JeIl-
10. "A. D. Nicholson. 3. H. Hast
ings. N T. Mcmillan, inspectors, and L
g Sowel- Jr., clerk
No. s.-Tayior crabtree. Henry chalker.
A. L. McCallum. inspectors, and Elvin q.
10 s-W. r StHiey W. c. Williams,
j. ". Gilmore. inspectors. and y. J. Brew
ton clerk
No. ie.-R. T. Henderson. NJ. d. Nc
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REGISTRATION
BOOKS REVISED
County Commissioners Held
a Special Session Last
Night.

A special session of the Board of
County Commissioners was held last
night, with Chairman Merritt presiding
and all members present. The pur'
pose of the meeting was to receive the
registration books from Supervisor
GosS.
This was done and the board then
proceeded to go through the books
striking out the names of all who have
died since the last election or removed
from the county.
Sheriff Van Pelt appeared before
the board in regard TO the latter moi
allowing the bill submitted by him or
account of buying Winchester rifles
during the riot. He stated that he did
not think it just that his bill should
be paid ny him, especially as the coun
ty had previously bought rifles.
The board stated that it would take
the same position as it did the nigh
previous, to the effect that it would
not pay the bill as long as the attor
riey advised that it should not be paid
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INDIAN AGENT BECK z41..4
TELLS OF SETTLEMENTS

the order So that the land and money
be paid to each Individual man, Wo-
man and O. lid of Indian blood. and
their. receipts to be put on file in 't1e
records in Washington, on, or Dy tue
1st of August 1907 Now the amount
Of land was specified FL acres worth
Sc. so per acre an ,dthe money 10 eacn
was S1,041.4S dollars a piece. rms
was the Eastern Indians snare OF
the 900, 900 acres reserved for them
and SO, 100000 as their part OF the
S34 300, 900. But singular I'd say, as
their agent. have been able TO md but
an approximate TO 500 Indians OF the
required 32nd drop of blood. But
Guyon Miller WHO was appointed an
especial commissioner for minor
children that possibly Beck mad left
out has found $4,000 Indians to wohm
he has promised in naIfher OF let
tiers to pay them s2.50 a piece in Is
months. or two years, which means in
plain English after vie presidential
election.
Now. for Guyon Miller 10 use mon
ey appropriated by congress to set
tie an honest debt to these indians to
pay $4,000 white men arr negroes u
vote the republican ticket is puttinc
another black pot on Roosevelt's anC
Taft's faces. But singular TO say, no.
an Indian has received a dollar mp T.
this time. But millions Of Indians
money has been paid to lawyers.
JOHN ID. BECK.
Creek Indian Agen;
Cantonment Oct. Z, 1908.
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Arthur, q J. Ward, inspectors, an
Charlie Graham. clerk
No. H. +. Il. Agertors ID. II. Steele, II
L. BARLEY. Inspectors. and J. B. Steward.
clerk
No IA. L. Macon. D. A. Reumont.
J. E Callahan, inspectors. and Pete Nc
No. 1S.GW. B. Reagan. NJ. A. ouina.
Theo: Pfefferle, inspectors. and Arthur
No i4-Len LeBaron, d. Il. Reed, J. u.
Turtle. inspectors, and Jos. l. Johnsols.
clerk.
No. 15-J c. Petersen, T. s. Caro-.
Henry Horsler. inspectors. and J. c. Por-
No. Is.-H. H. Bacher. Jas steward.
Geo. Locke. inspectors. and w. b. Hub
No. iT.-Dave johnson. S. c. Hit and
K. L. Jones. inspectors. and John L. Hoyt,
No. 1s.-John Gibson. Henry johnson.
r. j. Brewton, inspectors, and w. 4.
No. Is.-W. B. Miller. w. F. vauglu.
c. X. Barrineau, inspectors. and L. Q.
NO so'-Mark Mccurdy. J. F. Mitchel.
w. r. Eubanks, inspectors. and IL Il.
No. Si.GJs H. Paterson. Ed Hall, ".
ID. Henderson. Sr.. inspectors, and f. GaiG
Bonifay, clerk
Green, inspectors, and w H. Mayo, clerls.
No. 23.LChas Chapman. John Taylor.
John Gilmore. inspectors, and II =.
No. s4.ETonl Haley. Tom Harris. J. "a
Davenport. inspectors. and T. NJ. Searriits
No. 25-N NJ Clopton. II. A. Suggs. N.
W. Murphy, inspectors. and w. A keuhus
clerk.
No. 2s.-W. T. Taylor. ]. W. Collins
s. r. Likes, inspectors, and b. +. Lindsay
No. CIV. l.. Thsrp. J. F. L. Quira.
Jr l.. r. Bingham, inspectors, and J. r.
No 81. p Bell, NJ ". Peterson. J..
f. Taylor, inspectors. and A. X. LangfOrd.
No. 2e-H E. Tate. w. w. Wolfe. D..
B. Morrison, inspectors, and Dan H Shep-
No: GOV. w. Potter. II. A. Lurton, C.
J. stephens. inspectors. and F. Rust
No SIT. w GrimsIey Lem Burns,
Geo p. Wentworth, inspectors. and Tom
Shelby, clerk.
No 32-Robert Bear. p. Kline. c. 4.
Wales, inspectors, and Chas. p. Bell
No ss.-w. T. Goodwin. J. E. Rigsbv.
Tom Coleman, inspectors. and Joseph
Hanks, clerk.
Said election, to be held at the usuaI
place of voting In and for each of said
precincts, respectively.
A. NJ MCMILLAN
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
BY @ c.. HARTSFTELD.
octsoaw4w Deputy Clerk.
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A. E. Pace, o. Dothan. Ala. is in
The city on a short business visit and
Is re-.stered at the Merchants.
Louis Strickialid and C. E. Barnes,
Of Plant City. Fla. are in the city on
a visit of few days.
z, e. Wager and 2. Mack Brown.
Of Mobile. are in the city, coming over
n a hne-couringi car.
A party comprised of Mr. and Mrs.
RI. 8. Allen OF Kansas City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Mague and j. P. Sullivan, OF
ST. Louis, arrived yesterday and regis
tered at the Escfmbia.
Col w. w. Flournoy. Of DeFuniak,
was in s.-e city Yesterday on legal bust
uess.
C. H. Simpson and G. NJ. Patterson
Of Milton. and q. n. Breaky. of Bag
lad. were in the city yesterday on a
short business visit.
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacoia yesterday was rs degrtes at
S:10 D. m. while the minimum was
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Continued From First Page)
ton, he said, being the failure of the
city attorney to furnish the printer
with the index.
The applications of Jack Brandon.
Jake Biebighauser and ID. p. Hopgood
Tor plumbing Inspector were ordered
fled. These will be considered with
previously fled applications when the
council decides to act on them.
Alderman Brown gave notice that
he would ask for the election of a
plumbing inspector at the next meet
ing of the council.
A communication from VIM. Van
Pelt asking that drinking trough be
established on the Goulding road was
referred to the gas and water COM
miJIee.
Applications for license to sell liquor
were made by c. G.. Cassimus, w. s.
Norman M. ]. Elkins & Co. and p.
A. Morris. They were granted. pro
viding the county commissioners have
granted them licenses.
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BLUFF SPRINGS.
Special to the journal.

Bluff Springs, Oct. 14,-Mr. and
Mrs. Miles Douglas went to Flomaton
last week to visit the Robinson Cir
Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Brewton and
children went TO the cireas at Fiona
ton last Thursday. They report
very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cooper are
the happy parents of a lusty boy, who
made HIS advent one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII SDasis and chill
dren of Meridian. Miss, stopped over
on a short visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
McDavid one day last week They
left here last Fridays for their home.
G. r. Stanton went 10 Pensacola
on business visit Friday
Mrs. Sam Galley. o2 Hadley. Ala.,. is
the guest of her brother, j. w. Creary
and her sister Mrs. Robert Coley.
MI and Mrs J. T. Fillingim and
family went to the Robinson circus.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Bromley of
Chicago, ILL.,, have moved here. They
say they like the climate SO much
better here.
Miss Flora CraveyCour new school
teacher went to Century To visit her
many friends there last Saturday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs Bright Range and
children moved from here to Century
one day last week.
Mr.. J. B. Toomer went 10 Bay Minet-
! tie, Ala, on business one day last
| week.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Bryars and
child went to Century to visit rela-
ives and friends Monday.
x. G. Stanton went to Mineral
Springs, across the Escambia river
from McDavid, for his health. He
says he will be down the4e about two
weeks.
r. L., William went to Century on
| business last Monday.
Fred Boyer who is at work in the
j. il Saunders mill lca: Pensacola
rame home last Monday to be WITH
his family.
Mrs. George Taplin who las for the
Last four months been sojouring In
| Chicago. Ill, returned home Tuesday
| DIR. Smith of Moline, made a pro-
| fessional visit to Mrs Fred Boyers
| last Tuesday
| Jack Cooley went 10 Pensacola on
business Tuesday evening.
The Elm Baptist Association will
| convene at the Pleasant Hill CHURCH
! at 10 o'clock a. m, on Wednesday
| morning and to continue in confer
ence and preaching for two days
Rev w. r. Countryman of Perdido
Ala, came over ehre this morning to
| attend the association.
| Brit Thornbly and two children OF
Perdido, Ala, are attending the asso-
| citation meeting
II Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fillingim have
Just moved into their new residence
Il Miss Annie Cameron McDavid has
gone TO Mobile. Ala, where she is &c
enter Miss Sallie Hunters selec,
II school for girls. She was accompanied
TO Mobile, by her mother and little
sister. jamie, who will return in a day
4 or two.
Il J. s Dayley who has for some three
l years been operator at the l. & y
freight office in Moline. has accepted
/ the same position at this place. ouI
| former agent, W. E. Thompkins, hav
ing resigned
Rev. Holly and wife of Flomaton
are visitors at the Elm association
meeting
J. B. Toomer went to Pensacola OF
business Wednesday.
VIII Fillingim of Pensacola. is a
home for the Elm association
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DIR. J. S. Frazier Delivered
An Excellent Address
On Occasion.
MANY PRESENT YESTERDAY At
TERNOoN WHEN THE CORNER
STONE OF THE NEW FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH BUILDING
WAS LAID.

With appropriate and fitting ser
vices the corner stone Of the hand
some new First Methodi-t church
building was laid yesterday afternoon
at o'clock in the presence of
large gathering of members of the
congregation. The stone, handsome
one, was donated by b. A. Davis, and
bears the simple inscription, "a. ID.
1907
DR.. ]. S. Frazier, presiding elder
of the Mobile district, delivered the
address, which was listened to at
tentively. The services Opened with
scripture reading by. Rev. T. III. Jones'
Of the Alabama conference, and this
was followed by the opening prayer
by Rev. f. A. Rogers, of the Gadsden
Street Methodist church. DIR: Weeks
then said prayer, and the doxology
followed.
DR.. Frazier was introduced and de-
livered an excellent address, in which
ne dwelt upon the necessity Of
churches and their good to commu-
nifty. He congratulated the cOngrega-
ton of the First Methodist church
in having erected so commodious and
beautiful a structure. The large
gathering of church members follow
ed the words of the prominent divine
closely, being greatly interested in
his address
A quartette rendered some excel
lent music, and the exercises closed
with prayer
A Handsome E6ifice.
The new church building, the cor
ner stone of which was laid yester-
day, will be the landSomeSt ediflce IN
Pensacola If not the handsomest
in the state 1t was designed by a
noted firm of church architects, and
Ats every appointment is complete
and modern. Constructed entirely of
brown stone, secured from Pennsyl-
vania quarries the building will pre-
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NEGRO ADJUDGED INSANE.

Lawrence Crockett, colored, was
adjuiged insane yesterday by a lunacy
composed of Drs. DAlem-
berte and Kennedy and A. DeBrux. He
was locked up in the county Jail Mon
day and will be held until Attendants OF
the asylum at Chattahoochee arrive.
Crockett's hallucination is that he
has been 'hoo-dooed.''
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Legal Advertisements.
NoTIcE o EsAIE.

I-nder and by virtue OF orders made
by the District Court Of the United States
for the Southern Division Of the Middle
Court OF the United States for the North
ern District of Florida. both sitting in
bankruptcy I will sell at DeF1lnisk
Spri0gs Fla during the legal hours
OF sale on Monday October 3sth. 1893. all
the property OF the BOnham Lumber
Company bankrupt Of every kind and
description, located in Walten County,
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By special request the
Bijou Theatre to-day will
run "Salorne, or the Dance of
the Seven Wells" as pro-
duced on the roof gardens in
New York during the sum
mer, with two other reels of
moving pictures. Admission,
5 and 10 cents.
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CORNER STONE LAID WITH
APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES

sent a magnificent appearance when it
Is completed
The work of erecting the building
is now progressing rapidly, though it
yas delayed for some weeks on ac-
count of the contractors being unable
to secure the grade of brown stone de-
sired.
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NOTICE
For Application For Permit to s. Is

or tpplfCalon For Pernh 70 III
Liquors, Wines and Beer.
Whereas. Birmingham Liquor Co1nps ~.
has filed with the Board Of County Com.
missioners for Escambia County Florida.
their application for permit 70 sell liduo rs
wines and beer In Election District 10, al
IL e ZarrasosSa street Of said County
district may show cause, If any there BE-
at the meeting OF the Board to be held On
Tuesday, the Third day OF NovenEDs.r
next. why such permit should not -
ANGUS NJ MCMILLAN
Clerk of the Board OF County Commission,
ers. Escambla County Florida
BY G. G. HARTSFIELD.
octsoaw4w Deputy CLERK. i
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PHONE $40.
FRIEDMAN DRY GOODS
COMPANY.
PHILIPS HELD TO
CRIMINAL COURT

County Judge Bellinger yesterday
rendered his decision in the case of }.
Harvey Witherspoon Phillips, white
charged with embezzlement, holding
the defendant for trial at the mex;
term of the criminal court. His bond
was fixed at $500, which was readily
furnished.
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NOTICE.
For Application For Permit TO sen
Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Whereas. j. X. Montgomery has hlcf
with the Board of County Commissioners
for Escambia County, Florida, his appii-
cation for permit to sell Liquors, Wines
and Beer in Election District Is, at corr r.
DeViIIier and Government streets, of SAID
County and State; any citizen of such
election district may show cause. IL any
there be, at the meeting Of the Board
November. next, why such permit should
not be granted.
ANGUS NJ. MCMILLAN,
Clerk of the Board Of County Commissions
ers, Escambia County. Florida.
BY g. @. HARTSEIELD.
octsoaw4w Deputy Clerk.
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DON'T PAY CARRIERS.

Once more the Journal must call the
attention OF its subscribers to the pay
ing of subscriptions TO carriers
Carriers are not authorized TO col
lect for the Journal. Its only author
lied collectors in Pensacola are
Messrs. ]. A Wales, Sam. NJ. Roach.
G.. Iambrecht, John Gerkin and Elmer
White On the road the paper is rep
resented by Charles F. Steward. G.
q. Porter, r. Z Williams and W A
Beal.
Receipts signed by these gentlemen
will be acknowledged by the office
but none other.
Don't pay carriers
FRED A. SWEET.
Mgr. Circulation.
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NOTICE.
For Application For Permit to Sell
Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Whereas, Constantine Mitchell and
John DioInus have filed with the Board Ok
County Commissioners for Escanlbla
County, Flor "A, their application fog
permit to sell Liquors, Wines and + ~
Street, Of Said County and State: any
citizen OF such election district may show
cause. IL any there be. at the meeting Of
the Board TO be held on Tuesday, f1a
Third day of November, next, why 81 "A
permit should not be granted
ANGUS vi. MCMILLAN
Clerk OF the Board OF County commissio n
ers, Escambia County. Florida.
BY e. @. HARTSFIELD,
octso2W4W Deputy CLERK.
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Too Late For Classification

TSST or STOIKN-Ou Monday or Tues
dSS October aril or 9th, one red lFIsh
Setter dog. named Mike, supposed TO
have beeSe taken from DeFuniak TO Pen
sac ola on ,he train about the date above
mentioned Twenty dollars reward VIII
he paid for his return to me at MARI
anna Fla VIII II. Price. octl"tI
FOR SALE-One oId-fashicned black
walnut upholstered pdrlor set, side
hoard wardrobe dining table. one horse
and buggy and fine fnilch COW Apply
Mrs M q Neumann Milton. Fla. 15octlw
EOp SALE-Pyo desirably located
hores one and one-haf story each,
aud one brick building down town APP
pIy Mrs NJ G. Neumann. Milton. Fla
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Notice is hereby given that the co-p3Ft-
nership heretofore existing between Scar
rift Moreno and Ed l.. Anderson, under
the firm, name of Pensacola Office Equip
ment Company, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent The business
will continue under the same firm name,
Ed. L. Anderson being the sole proprietor;
Mr. Moreno having retired from the firm.
All accounts due by the firm will be paid
bv Ed l.. Anderson and all money due
the firm is 10 he paid to him. This 2Sth
day Of September. 1905.
SCARRITT MORENO,
ED. l. ANDERSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-15

Florida The property includes sawlni!l,
engines, boilers. puileys, parts, fittings
fixtures mill shed. shanties. small stock
of commissary goods. three hundred thou
ing timber and timber leases. Property
will be sold freed OF all liens, mortgages
membranes. Sale will he 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 iuformat ton address the
undersigned at Dothan, Ala.
A. e. PACE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Estate of Bon
ham Lumber Co 1Soct10t