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The Washington herald., 1908-01-30
ANSWERS HIS CRITICS
Continued from Page Four.

posits IN national banks 10 facilitate the
moving of crops, he states. there was an
actual cash balance in the Treasury over
and above the amount on deposit in ma
tionai banks al that time-which was
approximately 1856 600 000-of ISL. 10000 b.
tween August p and October a. the Sec
rotary states. about &2S,O00C eco was allotted
to various banks, portions Of this fund
going to each Of the forty-six States, the
Territories, and the District Of Columbia
Beginning Relief Measures.
When. in October. the extent OF the
strngcncy became omiuous. about $50.
G00,020 was transferred from the Treasury
10 the New York banks in the course OF
la few DAYS. These deposits, with those
which had gone before. the report states,
tended to stay the panic. which was i'm
miuent. Ia order to meet the demand
for currency, also, within three days
about $3G,@0Coo IN small bills was for
warded 20 New York. Later gold WIS
substituted for bills IN paying depositors.
the Secretary SAYS. this piece Of STACEY
proving deterrent upon those who were
disposed TO take part in runs on banks
msFe ard the fact that at 10 time WAS the
dependability of tho nations money ques-
toned. q strong Endorsement of the gold
standard act
The Secretary denies that the New York
hanks held the money deposited with
them by the government but declares
that they extended aid 10 banks through
ont the country with which they had re-
laions. thus enabling these banks 20 meet
The calls which were made upon them for
funds. An examination Of the deposits
made in the banks from the middle OF
October on, he says. viii show that the
Treasury gave relief In every important
locality ia which assistance seemed to be
required. Chicago, he says. got $500 900;
Pittsburg, s. $50 600. Cincinnati. Sl.50o coo.
Minneapolis and St Paul, $500 000. and ia
many other cities in the South and West
the public revenues instead Of being taken
to the various subtreasuries We're allowed
TO accrue IN the national bank deposit
taries.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-30

made, and from financial point Of view
ne felt justified in making the issue, not
Withstanding the amount Of revenue
within the possession Of the government.
The chief consideration in limiting the
bonds 10 national banks above certain
amount allowed individual bidders, he
says. was the desire to have the bonds
used as a basis for circulation. instead Of
merely as an investment for individual
funds. at a comparatively low rate OF
interest
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17
1ah oer1, 5turi11e
Not,sats bon q. Nen3.
g. -GortiebiIna.)

SD babe fofprt an ssamss nnd
Ntp Dort aeihrieben, bas perfebt
iih," eripioerte Der RpnIul. ,uno
babe i'm sebeten, fir s. s.. Shenfen
OaS WlDglihe 5u tbun. lln5ere Rbes
Oerei bat ia leioer teilten anSeren
GduB ols ben beaablter MoDofaten;
crit neutih lit bic Wiiere ipieoer reht
flar geporben Eel Dem Sale nit Der
6ant5urs 8rigg .auiIe",, bic etn eng
iiiher Greuser als oes Sfldben6an=
oels perhddtia aufbrahte, Bios neil
Mino un0 Wetter lie auf benz atlan@
tifhen Miser urter Dem fuaf5ebnten
grabe nDroliher 8reite etlpas gu
ipeit 0itlih aetsieben battsn. Rommt,
IuBt nus anltpBen auf Die eno[iche
Grfiiuung unferes beibeiten Wun=
fhes auf Die @eburt elmer oeut=
lGfn Erieasflotte!"
rssa TO-. fuhr, herr Menbboeft
fort, ais Die Slider geleert poren
mo er aups neue einlhentte, ,ich io1l
Elm untertbdnises compliment bon
Matta beiteHen; id fpraa i'm auf
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memo auf mprgen 4benb. llnfere
iunssn gaite fino bod Nde einselaz
beng"
limo fomtnen auh Mas." per=
fiferte sSrau Wenohoeft. rIber mus
Iagte Matta su oieIer unaepohnten
Nafeisbisteit ieines Dnfsls unb naz
mentlth Der Sants?"
rGr mar sntaiftt bon meinem oi@
rlpmatiihen 5alente nutiiriib
nur. reil er bds 9einige nod nihi
fanrte; er meinte aud, pielleiht liebe
fih bieIe Rahgiebigteit nod tpeiter
GusoeGnen, ettpa Bis gum ndthiten
6erbit. Dann," iebte Ser 8oniul, gu
feinem Shtpaaer eetpenoet birsu,
ion iih ftipas ereignen, dber Ou
brauhit rIidt au frasen, ipas? Oas
lit rod 8ebeimniB!"
Die bubble ssrau Nifien tadte.
sd atallbe oientirt gu lein iunb
bin reht neugierig, 0ie bei0en iuneen
Ufdohen fennen au lernen: es lit ia
eine aona romuntiide @eftidte."
,.llnb miro mod romanti51er ba=
onr6," bemertte Srau Wenoboeft,
noaB fih beioe sum 0ernehieln dbn=
lid ieeen; man mDhte Tie fir 3ipilz
Iingsffneitern halten, aumal tpenn
lie. ME aeulih Mbenos. in gang glsiz
Ger 5oilette eriheinen. .MGerOings
1T Srdllein WeItermann atpei Sabre
ilinger als Gle"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17

= !" y : : = :
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Gin soiass0 isin. .
2ei4ter 1T es, 3tpei 2nbenoe als
oas soloene aalb bon feinem 8ereb,
rer gu trennen.
r. X >:
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bag Sdidial mub ibm aber oas gifep
.tpdrmen.
Ourd man9e Mednung madt Oas
Sdtdlal leinen @trid, nur ourh bic
unbe5ablte niGt.
Der prdfibent gaitro alaubt ol1z
genlhetnlid elm MonopoI auf oqs
itratlole Nnrempeln Der @roBmddte
gu baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17
elites e a itef.

Der sSanuar mar gstommen nit
IfarTem fSroit un0 bluuem 0immel,
afer balb trat Sbautpetter elm; elm
beTtiser Sturm peitihte Sage lang
Sd1nee uno Regen geaen bic 5eniter,
Ino bitter unD rnbeimlid1 sogen oie
Wolfen iiber Stcot uno 2ano bahin.
Ger 6immel, Die Straben, Der 6lub,
alle erIhisnen lie aruu in arau, Ole
Wenihen fonnten Iitb nift ertpdrz
men, unb Suiten, Shnupfen uno
ffj!immere uehel bielten gtnfe5r
6dus BEL 6aus. gs mar eine rehte
3eit Der Grnte fir ois bornebmen
Merate, beren &utf6en nod etnmal 10
aeitlpino iiber oas pflaiter rafetten
als ionit; gar manhsr iiinaere Sol
leae aber beneibete 1ie, Der 3u SUB
bur9 oas Shldderipetter, aber Die
nciien Srottoirs uno fotbtgen 5ubr%
tpeas Ser praris nahgebsn mubte.
Mu9 Sottpr 8inoer adblte nod su
oieien 4eraten au, Sub, aber feine
praris.tpar bod ungemein gelpaAIen
uno eritrsdte fih bereits bis in Ell
niae reht faIbinonable 5traben. gs
mar isn selungen, iih einen raid
tpahienben Ruf su erlperben, sumal.
naf0em Der berpprragenofe @unb=
arst 6omhures, Ooftor Stride, ii9
tDieeerfolt feiner ais 5tellDertreier
in 8e9inoerungsfdllen beoient bate.
9ieies raihe 3unebrnen berprdris
bate audi Die grfiillunq zines @un=
ffes ermDglibt, nach tpelher Der
iunge Nrat fidh lange gefehnt bate;
lett Weihnah!en ippbnte feline Mutter
BEL inn. Muf bieles Bitten bes Cob
nes bate iie 6urbltra perlafien uno
lrar su i6m gesoeen. um ibm Die
Wirthfhaft au fiibren.
8anaen 6eraens bate Die nod inn
mer bubble sSrau nit Den faIt mdb%
fenfaft aartsn ssormen bem Sobne
1afgess6en uno Die Gtdot ipieber
betreten, aus Ser emit frinole 3uz
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terte bei Dem @eoanfen, ienemManne
au fegegnen, Der iie einft fhiper ge=
frdntt, uno als lie tim zines 1daes
bon ibrem sseniter aus auf Der i1rer
Mohnang segenii6er liegenosn 6a=
fentreype erblidte, tonnts 5ie iih
ldnse nidt bernbisen. lino bod
braa9ie lie fif niht au dnaftiaen;
iEr Gobn bate ibr ia itrengite Ners
boraenbeit uno 3uriidgeaogenbeit 5us
sefagt.
6eute nun FAB fie am syeniter, cine
feine @tidsrei in Ger 6ano unb blidte
binuus altf Die ftiirmi{h bepegte
Wai1erflddr Oes Nieberbafens uni
aeouhte foratnbon Der WerGnotrutg,
bic felt apenigen Monaten nit ibrem
6pbne borgegdneen mar. Der {onl
fo fr1blihe Mann mar fehr fffu uni
iebr trnF geppr0en; Mbenns tonnts
sg @tunotn lang bor benz aamiu
h. Dhtft duff nit syragti otr Nut
# N tnm ftinent BsfinOtr, nam ftinem
stl<br in M<nohotft'fdxn dnufe,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
WANTS
LOST

Black leather cover for automobile
top. Return to Won Hamm-Young
Co. Garage. ilO7-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
EXODUS OF ACTORS
ON ALAMEDA TODAY

The Oceanic steamship Alameda
sailed this morning at 10 o'clock for
San Francisco, carrying with her the
whole actor population of Honolulu
yes, every one Of the dramatic fra.
ternity A large list of passengers
she had besides, and 100 tons of car
go below matches of the ordinary sort
sugar, pines, rice. bananas.
The Lumley company. the Hallen
vaudeville people. Madame Arral and
Herold Bassett all went. and Homo
lulu can't boast Of a single profession
al actor looking for an engagement or
pubic favor at present. The exodus
was complete: two dozen of them, In
round numbers.
Besides. Harry Werner, who was un.
til recently connected with the Empire
moving picture show. also left for
the Coast. for the purpose of getting
the Hawaiian agency for the camera.
phone. the latest marvel In the moving
picture line.
T.. II. Stackablc, collector of Gus
toms for this port, also left, bound for
London.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL
No good housekeeper omits read
ing the Bulletin Want Ads.
Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner.

Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner.
Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls. .
Mrs. Z. Sahlin will take orders for
infants clothes and burntwork at Ha
waiian Hotel.
A Regatta Day concert and dance
will be given at the X. of p. hall Sat.
urday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Iokiwa, a Japanese, was this fore
noon sentenced to Imprisonment for
sixty days by Judge Andrade for beat.
ing his wife.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC. I"
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservative properties. California
Feed Co.. agents.
Expert handling OF repairs on bi.
cycles at j. Il. Santos, phone 1922.
Union street. You get more than
your moneys worth.
Jose Reyes was this morning sen.
fenced to imprisonment for four
months on charge of larceny In the
second degree. He was convicted of
stealing a cane from a japanese.
In the matter of the Ii Estate tax
assessment, the valuation named by
Tax Assessor Wilder has been cut
down about one-third. Wilder val
ued 1t at $166,136, while the trustee
pulled 1t down to s35.51O. The Tax
Appeal Board has made 1t s1O2,356.-
81.
United States District Attorney
Breckons expects to finish the case of
the United States VS.. Lorrin A. An.
drews, in the matter Of the conden.1a.
ton Of certain land at Hilo, this af.
ternoon. II was first thought that the
case would be far enough advanced to
allow n number Of the witnesses to dc.
part for their homes on the Mauna
Kea yesterday, but this was found i'm.
possible.
The Civic Federation has passed a
resolution, which has been sent ia
Attorney General Bonaparte. urging
that the charges which have been
made against District Attorney Brec-
kons be Investigated, and that. II
they should be found to be true,
Breckons be removed from Office, or,
II the contrary be the case, that he
be publicly acquitted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF GOV,
EMINENT WATER.

Consumers of Government water
are hereby notified that until further
notice. water for irrigation purposes
shall be confined to the following
hours, in the different sections of the
City:
College Hills and Manoa. 9 to 4
p. m.
West of Nuuanu Street. s to 10
a. m.
East of Nuuanu to Punahou Street,
3 to p. m.
Punahou Street, East Moiliili and
Waikiki, / to p. m.
Kaimuki and Palolo. 10 to ~ am.
j. NJ, LITTLE,
Superintendent of Honolulu Water
Works.
Approved:
MARSTON CAMPBELL.
Superintendent of Public Works.
ilO7-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
Home rulers TO
MEET in KONA

The county convention OF the Home
Rule party on Hawaii will be held at
kona in the near future Transporta.
ton facilities are being arranged so
that the delegates may be brought
taken there by steamer or stage. H.
l.. Kawewehi. new Home Ruler, said
that II funds are available. a special
steamer will be chartered to take the
delegates from Hilo, where the dele.
gates from the adjacent districts will
congregate preparatory to their going
to Kona.
The Home Rulers at their convcn.
ton will nominate Sheriff Keolanui to
succeed himself. The Democrats who
formerly voted for Keolanui will put
up Supervisor Shipman as their candi-
date for Sheriff. The Republicans will
put up Sam Pua as their candidate to
oppose keOlanul, who is losing his
popularity among the Hawaiians.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
ARRAL farewell

Honolulu showed its growing apathy
toward artists by very small attend.
ance at the Blanche Arral ballade re-
cital at the Alexander Young Hotel
last night Artistically the concert
was certainly success. the talented
lady rising In her art, above the
smallness OF worldly things. and fair
ly winning the plaudits of the audi.
ence In everything she essayed to sing.
In fact the applause from her listeners
was nothing short OF an ovation.
Much of the artistic success OF the
evening was due to Mr.. Buchly. This
richly talented artist delighted his
audience with one number on the pro-
gram consisting of three short selec.
lions. Mr.. Buchly's playing is, In
many respects, the equal Of that of
world-famed artists who have appeared
In this city and he has personal mag.
netisns that appeals at once to his audi
ence. RATS Cavatina, one of vienna
waski's Polish Dances" and a Brahms
Hungarian Dance" were the selec.
tons contributed by Mr.. Buchly. These
were SO well received that the audi.
ence insisted on an encore and In re.
Spouse the soloist played one of Schu-
mans delightful slumber song with
such beautiful effect that the listeners
were spell-bOund while pianissimo
tones scarcely whispered through the
hall.
Professor Berger played the accom-.
paniments with his customary skill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
Wise DECLINES TO
run FOR DEPUTY

you can say for me that I am
out for Sheriff on the Republican
ticket. l have hoisted my flag on
the mainmast and expect to see II re-
main there until the fight has been
fought and won. ! will not run for
Deputy Sheriff. II defeated at the
convention. l am for Sheriff and
nothing else"
In this manner John Wise denies
the report that he might run for dep
uty on compromise ticket with Car
los Long.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
JAPANESE CLUB
WANTS License

The famous Japanese beach resort
the Mochizuki club. this morning filed
an application with Treasurer Camp
II. The members have appointed T.
Katsunuma president and 8. Sheba
the Japanese newspaperman, treasur'
err Of the club. and these two make
the application, stating that It is the
intention of the club to abide by all
the laws of the Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
WAS MR.. GEARS AUNT

Mrs. w. +. IIerrin, whose death
was announced In yesterdays cable
dispatches, was an aunt of A. v.
Gear OF this city. Mrs. Herrin was
a Miss Annie van Clief and a sister
of Mr.. Gears mother. She with her
two daughters visited the city some
five years ago, making quite stay
ut the Moana Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16

Latest sugar quotation, $50 cents or
$78 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
CLASSES AT Y. M. C. A.

The Association Institute offers
courses In English, Japanese, Hawai-
ian, Arithmetic, Drawing, CONNER
cial Law. Automobile Operation,
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing. Students should enroll by
October LIST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
SUGAR

Willett & Gray's Sugar Journal for
Aug. "a reports as follows on the sug
ar market:
Statistics by Special cables.-Cuba.
The six principal ports: Receipts.
none; exports, 5000 tons; stock. $1,000
tons, against $4,000 tons last year.
Central grinding, 1, against none
last year.
Stocks in the United States and
Cuba together OF S2O,15s tons, against
3lS.241 tons last week and 37O.29S
tons last year, decrease of 5O,1f0
tons from last year
Europe.-Stock In Europe, loss. 900
tons, against 1921, 1000 tons last year.
Visible supply-Total stock of
Europe and America, 1,3S9,15S tons.
against 1,O07,29s tons last year at the
same uneven dates. The decrease of
STOCK Is 21S,140 tons. against a de.
crease OF 2346,32 tons last week. Total
stocks and afloats together show a Wis.
ible supply Of 1,779,15s tons, against
l,S34,29S tons last year, or a decrease
OF 55.140 tons.
Haws.-The decline In prices which
mas been going on for several weeks
Is still unchecked.
The weakness Is general In the mar.
kets OF the world and has effected the
values of sugar of the old crop more
than those of the new crop. bringing
the prices of the two together.
Spot quotations which were nomin.
ally on basis of 4.OS for g6 test last
week, are now 3.9Oc. at which centrif.
ugals In store here were nlnced with
the principal buyers.
Cuba sugars for August .September
shipment were sold nj 2I5c. q and +
95 test. equal to 3.92c. landed for os
test. as Cuba centrifugals are now
testing very low,
Unsold Javas afioat. some having
passed Gibraltar ordered IN Tho Rroak.
water, and others n little further an
we're offered Mt los Sd. e T and
equal to 3.97c. landed. without in,er.
esting buyers,
Receipts for the week Mt tho Al.
lantic ports were heavy amounting IN
44,917 tons. Including 90 s6O ions
Javas, of which one crpo zach ar
PHILADELPHIA and BOSTON and three c,r
goes at New York. Supplies .Jfava
sugars will now he large each weok
for several months
In the London market ouotations for
Jayas declined TO los, lid coua, IN
3.96c landed nj New yorL
Beet sugars of tho old Gro, ,Auyus,
and September) declined tn os 5Xd
tn parity of 3gsc. for centrifupaIs
with the new crop (October. December,
also at o.. SID.
The decline has extended further
than was generally anticipated and an
opinion. based on the exnerIencc NJ
many years, would he that nriccs
should be not very far from tho hot.
tom, particularly as new cron bect
sugars are now quoted near the cost
of production, where there will be
strong resistance to further decline.
But the future depends upon the
amount of pressure exerted by holders
All can sugars I'm sight will be needed
before the new Cuba crop is available
In quantity, and present prices can
only be maintained by refraining from
forcing sugars upon reflners. already
well supplied, until needed.
Practically all growing crops are
making good progress.
Refined.-The demand for refined
sugars continues to improve slowly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16
ALLEGED MURDERER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

George Kalcikini entered IIea Of
not guilty this morning when he was
arraigned before Judge Robinson. His
was the only plea entered from the
Grand Jury indictments, the others be-
ing set ahead Lawyer Straus had his
case continued until the 2Srd for plea.
M~"For Sale" cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-16

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
the news OF the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-22
CHM n MACK
: : RE|TERATES
Statement
He is of the Same Opinion
as Mr.. Bryan as to Inten-
tons of Republicans on
Election Day.
BY Associates Press.

New York; Oct. 21.-Speaking of the
charges made by William J. Bryan
that the republicans are preparing TO
buy the election, Democratic National
Chairman Mack said that there was no
doubt that the republican organiza-
ton was obtaining money with which
they would endeavor to repeat the
purchasing plans which, he alleged
were pursued in the campaign OF
1896, 1900 and 1904. Mr.. Mack said:
Il think the letters of Mr.. Hartman
and President Roosevelt prove pretty
well what was done in the 1904 cam
paign in the purchase of votes, and
there Is no question burt that the re-
publican organization is preparing to
do the same thing this year. So long
as they do not print their campaign
contributions they can do anything
they please and handle the money in
any way they see fit. Notwithstanding
the efforts that will be made to pur-
chase the election, | agree with Mr.
Bryan that ne win be elected" Mr..
Mack said that the Democratic cam
paign had cost so far about $250,G00
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-22
CONDUCTOR A. II. PARKER
KILLED At FALCO JUNCTION
Run Over By Cars and His
Body Almost Cut in
Twain.
LEFT HERE YESTERDAY At NOON
IN CHARGE OF FREIGHT TRAIN
TO GO OVER THE YELLOW RIv-
Err DIVISION.

Conductor Arthur II. Parker of this
city, was run over and instantly killed
at Falco Junction, on the Yellow River
division of the l.. & \. Late yester
day afternoon. The news of the ter
rible accident reached here immediate
ly after its occurrence, being wired
to the local officials by the agent al
Falco. The body of the unfortunate
conductor was almost cut in twain,
number of freight cars passing over it.
According to the advices received
here, the train, which went out of Pen
sacOla yesterday at noon, stopped al
Falco to place a number of cars on
the side track. This was done, but
the conductor failed to set UP the
brakes on the cars switched, or else
nothing was placed under the wheels
TO prevent the cars from rolling down
the stepe grade, where the track Is
located.
The engine had left the switch and
was on the main track, while the con-
ductor was standing on the side track
watching the crew couple UP cars,
when the cars which had been placed
on the siding came down the grade
striking CONDUCTOR Parker. He was
knocked down and all of the cars
passed over the body, causing instant
death.
The deceased was unmarried and
boarded at the Lewis house. He has
brother in Attala, Ala, and an uncle,
J NJ. Seigler, at Holt, Fla, where the
burial will probably occur. The young
man had many friends in the city who
regret exceedingly his untimely death
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-22

In the First judicial Circuit of Florida
Circuit Court for Escsnnbia County-The-
ans Dtmitry, Plaintiff, John Vase,
Defendant, Attachment. This cause COM
ing on this day to be heard upon motion
of plaintiff herein for an order to sell the
property herein attached. and ii appear
ing TO the court by affidavit herein this
day filed, that the property so levied upon
under and by virtue of a writ OF attach
nlent issued out of this court that the
said property is of a perishable nature
and liable to great deterioration in value
and the cost of keeping the same until
judgment can be obtained herein will be
greatly -propOrtionate to the value
thereof. 1t is therefore considered by the
court that the said property consisting of
stock of goods, wares and merchandise
show cases, counters, furniture, etc, do
be sold at public sale, on Friday, October.
the %. 1908, at II O'Clock noon. 10 the best
and highest bidder for cash: said prop
erty TO be sold at the location of said
store at the corner of Romano and Devil
lier streets, in the City of Pensacola. Es-
Gambia County, Florida. Done and or
dered this the Both day of October 1908
A. NJ. Mcmillan, Clerk Circuit Court BY
c. G. Hartsfield, Deputy Clerk.
21oct3t-wed thu-fri