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Cañon City record., 1908-02-06

We are going to have The scenic
mountain roads alright, and We are
going to have ssveral Of thsm-
This was fully and finally determin-
ed by the Merchants association this
morning.
An enthusiastic meeting wAs held
In the Merchants association rooms
In the Record building this morning
Nearly everyone OF the twenty-five COM
mitteemen were present
Dr.. Little and Mr.. Gibaon told what
their committee had done about the
Royal Gorge boulevard.
wasdsa Clsghorn has . hundred
men who can be used just - soon
a. the funds for the neessAry ex-
pense has besp raised-
It was believed hat about $500
would pay the necessary cosa In con-
nection with this ons r0ad.
But the psople Wast more than
this one road. DriveWAys 70 Temple
canon aAd 10 the top Of ths Royal
Gorge On he south side vsrs discns-
sea and others msntionod.
1t was decided 10 raiso 1850 By
populAr Subscription and build these
three drlvoWays at once.
A mucA larger sum Will probably
be gathered up and ussd 10 tNorove
these and other drives.
So great was the euShusiAsm at thi
meeting that tAoss present DlsdgsA
about oooe.
TIE flaaAeial eo0nittss 10 At work
nov aAA ~ wAoso aAoaae oagAt 0|
b sahoeFsAea n tWo aAyA
TAa eomMlttse vill eAk - oas 1or
Cañon City record., 1908-02-06

The final act in the union Of the con-
gregation OF the former Cumberland
Presbyterian church and the First
Presbyterian church was the ratifica-
tioh Of the steps previously taken by
those bodies in relation to consolida-
tiop by the Presbytery of Pueblo at a
special meeting held in the parlors Of
the First Presbyterian church here
Tuesday afternoon.
After a careful review of all the
matters relating to the union Of the
two churches, which were found to
he regular. the consolidation was con-
CURED in by the unanimous adoption
OF the following resolutions:
Be it and it is hereby enacted by the
Presbytery of Pueblo:
1. That the steps taken by the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church Of
Canon City, Colo, and the First Pres
gterian church of Canon City. Colo,
planning and asking for the consum-
nation of a union of these two church
- be approved and endorsed
2, That the First Cumberland Pres
byterian church of Canon City, Colo,
and the First Presbyterian church Of
Canon City. Colo. be and is hereby
united; that the newly constituted, or
united, organization is and shall be
called the First Presbyterian church
of Canon City. Colo; that the newly
constituted. or united, organization is
hereby declared the legal successor of
bofh the churches entering into this
union; and that the said new united
organization Is and shall be entitled
to the possession and exercise OF all
the rights and franchises hitherto APP
pertaining to both and either OF the
churches now merged into one organ
ilation.. Il .4. - s -
Y sas-Fasat tia nauAbsst OF the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church Of
Canon City, Colo. and the members OF
the First Presbyterian church Of Can
on City, Colo, be and are hereby con-
stituted into the mem mbershfp of the
First Presbyterian church Of Canon
City, Colo. as now constituted by this
enactment, to enjoy therein all the
rights and relations consistent with
the constitution OF the Presbyterian
church In the United States of Amer
icA
4. That the Session of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church OF
Canon CITY. Colo. and the Session Of
the First Presbyterian church Of Can
on City. Colo. is hereby united. con-
tinuing to ali the members thereof
the Office Of ruling elder in the new
organisatiso until their successors are
selected and qualified: and that until
the expiration Of the current eccle-
siastieAl year. that ia. until March 81
Cañon City record., 1908-02-06
CumberlanN hurch Property
Goes To Canon City Y. M. {. A.

Of the Oldest religious faiths in Can
on City. having been established here
in 1868. One year later place OF
worship was selected on the site OF
the building Just presented to the
Y. NJ. c. A., the lumber for its con-
struction being hauled in wagons
from the divide. east of Palmer lake, =
distance OF ssventy-nve miles from
Canon City.
In 1879 a parsonage. the first in the
community. was built, and enlarged
seven years later.
Rev. B. F. Moore. the first pastor of
the congregation was accidentally run
over and killed by a Denver & Rio
Grande train between Texas Creek
and Cotopaxi a few years ago. Rev.
Moore. who was quite deaf. was walk
ing along the railroad trackand did
not hear the approaching train. His
work here in the gospel ministry was
fruitful of great results and the peo-
pie of the community revere his MEM
ory.
The following pastors also served
the congregation faithfully and we'll:
Revs. 8. d. Givens, P. A Rice. ]. w.
Warner, j. Calvin Littell, NJ. B. Ir-
vine, w. w. NJ Barber, J. B. Self, T.
J. Ciagett, w. H. Brown. W. L. VIII
llams. o. g. Baum, W. ]. Fisher and
W. A. Henderson.
The distinction OF serving the con-
gregation for the longest period OF
time belongs to Rev. Fisher, who was
its pastor for seven years and four
months. he having severed his rela-
tons In that capacity February Is,
1896 to undertake the establishment OF
q mission church OF his faith in San
Francisco, where he now resides.
The action OF the congregation OF
the former Cumberland Presbyterian
church Wednesday night in instyuct-
'fRg It's board OF trustees to make 1
gift Of Its property to the VI NJ. c. A
assures the erection OF a handsome
association building In a year or; two
indeed. It Is expected that = cam
paign to this end will be inaugurated
in the course OF the next twelve
months. It is the hope or the associa-
tion and its friends to be able to erect
a thirty or forty thousand dollar
building during the next two years
The splendid gift Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church to the associa-
ton 10 thoroughly appreciated BY ita
menbers and will be big boost "a
them in the attainment OF their ambi-
ton to possess q home Of their own
where their, work can be carried on
unhaDRered. ...
Cañon City record., 1908-02-06
his viii Insure The Building Of
Handsome Y. II. C. A. Home Within
Q Short Time-BuiIdlng Campaign
VIII Probably Gene Up Within .
Year.

At a congregational meeting OF tho
members OF the former Cumberland
Presbyterian church at their old place
Of worship on Macon avenue Wednes-
day night 1t was unanimously voted to
authorize the board OF trustees to con-
vey the church property. consisting
0( the two forty-four foot lots at the
northwest corner o: Fifth street and
Macon avenue, with the church build
ing and parsonage. to the Canon City
Young Mems Christian association
No conditions were attached TO this
nunifcent gift. one OF the most val
liable ever given to an institution in
Canon City. and u deed conveying It 10
she association to be held in perpetu-
~ will be made out and recorded In
Q few days. There were sixty-three
nembers OF the church at Wednesday
NIGHTS meeting and there were NO dis
ssuters when the proposition came up
b transfer the ownership Of the prop
srty 70 the Y. n. C. A. %. y .A-ss- =
Ever since the Cumberland church
Dsople decided to merge their inter
ssts with hose of the First Presbt-
tsrian orsanisation- sones of the Lead
ing members OF the former congrega-
don have favored the giving OF the
Droperty at their disposal TO the. as
ISOLATION to be held as the nucleus for
Q new home. They havc been very
sathusiastic in their advocacy OF the
matter. SO much 10. In fact. that they
swept aside whatever opinions and
considerations may have existed in
the minds of others in relation to the
0abjeot.
The authorities OF the First Presby-
osrian church were exceedingly gen
srous In the matter, interposing NO
0AJeetion whatever TO this alienation
q Tie property to which they might
reasonably have looked forward to ~
AsoomiaS their own. They willingly
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LAST CHASTITY LINK IN
CHAM OF EVIDENCE
AGAINST MURDERER

n myoAary atasaAing u WAsrs-
aAnnts .os 1oe MincAiallo. IL nissiDs
nnk In the saartstts OF msrdsrs fos
1aseA Anfuas Dayari. alias Hsroai,
. prisoasr in the oounty jail. vas oolv-
"a SCOUT O'Clock Thursday BY
hoy Green OF Florence and two eam-
panions, who sxhumsd the body Of
tie dead man while .liEgiug In De
aAad ON the truck farm where BavAri
made his Lome. r,. ,..... .
The arst Information received here
ln relation TO the matter came over ths
SsiepAooe wires fro0 Mr.. Green. who
san to the Santa Fe Station in Flor
sncs a. soon - the body was an
covered and inforus~d the Authorities
se the grsesoms ind. ....,
A. soon ~ possible AFTER The news
sSached Sheriff Esssr. Undsrsheri6
yohn Chstelat. Assistant District At
lsrnsy Jamss +. Locke aaA Coroner
O. H.. Whitmoee left for The scsns Of
- murder for the purpose Of sseur-
hg an idsntiAcatton Of tA0 boay aAd
Nasaing Il over to the ooronsr - pro-
SDasd b. Nv.
Th0 remains Of The dead man were
OanA barred In tAs sand O tA0 slv0f
tank. sDost thirty yards west Of he
grave ffom which the bodies Of 3Ts.
Ralmstto. Broolo Bufsu and Domi-
n3ck MlncAisilo were taken By the au-
Aoritiss . week ago last Monday
0oeAlAg.
They were found about two and .
half feet below The surface and were
b . very fAir state Of preservation.
Aavlng ben buried only little ovss
tAres weeks. The conviction that Joe
Ainahieilo had bssA killed and bio
atlg sssrsted a. - Davafi psacs 30
49, gsaerai FOR spns tina. eepeeially
G1Deo ~ Nsssvsey e - tTio - D1r.
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Three Fine Driveways !.
.-..@ Are Sure To Be Built

more than ga and will accept moth
ing less than $40.
It Is believed that $50 people who
have stores or offices can be found
who will give $40 toward this excel
lent cause. That will leave the $l5's
and $e5's to swell the list and add to
the fund for other road development.
Every man or woman who enjoys
living In this community, whether he
or she has q business or not can we'll
afford to contribute - much as SO
to open up these three wonderful
mountain driveA
And any man or woman who ever
takes the three drives viii never kick
about the money given II It 10 several
times the ten dollars. ~sr-......
A good start hes besa made and the
Merchants' association In to b COM
mended for getting action on the mat
ter. --...
This movement for seanie drives
and better roads-in fAct the move
meat to use the coavicts on the pub
lto drives and roads b IKE starting
big boulder dowA . stesp hill. It
needs somebody 10 give Il . good
start and and now that II 10 started
no povsrs on sartA could stop It.
The Publicity and Civic Improve
msnt oommittss 10 composed OF DR..
". +. Little. d r. Gibson. c. 8. Hud-
son. =. u. Collins and Jay D. 8ids-
boeAon.
Th0 finance committee has tAs rais-
Ing OF tAo funds In charge. TAis eon-
ultfss y naAs ~ q y. \ GALLEY.
David L. Rohinsos. Geo. p. RoekAisl-
lov. a. 4 WlloSa anA Q. \ Llnhana.
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TAKEN 10 HOSPITAL At
SALmA WRDNRSDAY AFTERNOON

Mrs. W. =. Payas q s1S Forest ave-
Aus was tAksa TO 0alida on Dsaver q
Rio 0rands train No. s. Wednesday
10 undergo surgical operation
this evening for appsAdieltis.
She was aocompaAiad b tho hospital
By her hnshaAd end Dr. J. q. maxwell
and Or. ". G. Rowe Mn. Ray1s AAs
oaly bssa siek eer two g sAsse eva
Cañon City record., 1908-02-06

as II they had, been saturated with
blood when covered up in the sand.
His head also bore evidence OF hav-
ing beeG battered with some kind OF
= heavy club or bladgeon. indicating
that he had sold his life as dearly a.
possible.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-06

Buy on our easy paynsnt Dlaa AnA
pay for yo1f owa ho0e i1stsaA e
yoar lAnaaordA TAe CAnoa lnHise-
meat . Realty O.. q =. Atwn1sss
Prsa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-05

PANAMA CANAL EDITION of The .Jour-
nai-a maganificently illustrated maya
zine containing scores of views of the
city and harbor- For sale at all hook
90 cents. 9Issnf
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Saturday cars leave BarrancaS at 3. :
and 10 o'clock p. m, instead Of 1880. $50
SUNDAYS.
Leave Pensacola
Every hour from a. m. until Ii d. m.
Leave Barraneas
Every hour from q NJ. until D. m. and
then 7.30. $50. 8 80. 1880 and II go D. m.
FREIGHT SCH EOULH.
Freight trains for delivery Of local
freight VIII leave Pensacola at 7:15 a. m,
10 90 a. m. and 500 m
Sold cars OF freight will leave Penss-
cola at 100 p, M.
No freight delivered en- Sundays except
enc train. which leaves Pensacola at 900
q m.
Passenger cars win not carry freight
rer packages Of any description, except
medicine Shippers are requested to bear
these regulatiens in mind. that inconven-
fences may net be caused Freight regu-
lations subject to change without notice.
Any further information reen rding pas
senser and freight schedules can be Rad
by applying to the general office Of the
company.
Passsnsers are earnestly requested to
promptly report to the general office any
of employees an dto make
specific criticisms OF service.
JOHN w. LEADLEY,
Manager.
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HARB0R, RIVER
AND MARINE
Ne US
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interest Along
The Bay Front.

Several boats came in yesterday
bringing naval stores, the total mum
Der of barrels received being 1861
which was divided among the vessels
as follows: Barge Escambia. 349:
sloop Lottie, 100; steamer Mary, 146;
sloop Lucy H., Lighter No. L, 262:
steamer Vernon. ESQ.,. and sloop Vic
tor, so.
The dredge Caucas put in early yes
terday afternoon at the Baylen street
wharf.
The Priscilla, fishing smack be-
longing to the Saunders fleet, arrived
yesterday with $4,000 pounds OF red
snappers.
The Italian bark PaoIina, Siceorde,
captain. came in from Buenos Ayres
YESTERDAY in ballast and to order. She
was so days on the trip.
The Minnie w, a fishing smack of
the Saunders company, was brought
up to the Palafox wharf yesterday
from Marine Ways, where she re-
ceived general repairing and new
coat OF paint
ADD SHIPPING
The steamer Tarpon entered yester-
day from her regular run to points
along the coast. She brought In a
heavy cargo of naval stores and a
number of passengers. The steamer
will leave tonight for Mobile.
During November there have been
added to the British and Colonial Reg
istry 16S vessels of 1852. 726 gross tons
and 1921 net tonnage, and a COM
Bined horsepower of 1925. These in
cluded 60 steamers (steel) of 76.464
tons net and 44,619 horsepower for the
United Kingdom. OF the total of 1913
vessels. II were purchased from for
eigners, chiefly on Colonial account.
In the same period ITO vessels of 81
416 tons gross and 1925 tons net, and
of 4,917 horsepower, have been re-
moved from the British and Colonial
Registry. OF these 26 were sold for
eign, Is wrecked, stranded, Is lost.
30 broken up, 2 abandoned, through
collision, 1 missing. foundered, 2
burnt and other causes accounting for
the remainder. OF the vessels sold to
foreigners 16 were steamers of 13.479
tons net of little more than 5000 horse
power ogether.-Liverpool Journal
of Commerce.
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LOST.

toST-Bunch OF keys in postoffice this
afternoon. Return same to Journal Of
Noe and receive reward. big
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VESSELS IN PORT.
STEAMSHIPS.

VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.
August Belmont, Br. S., Clarke 2ss7
Bremerhaven to Gulf Transit Co
Kilnsea. Br. S.. Cook. 1s45, Marseilles
to order.
Russ. Dan S.. Peterson, 1871. Las
Palmas to II. Baars & Co.
Michael Outchoukoff, Dan. S., Harboe
1853. Cette to Southern States Lumber
Co.
Atlantico. Aust. S., Suttora. 1851. Mar
settles to Gulf Transit Co.
Ida. Span. So, Avano. 2lso. Liverpool to
Gulf Transit Co.
August Belmont Br. S., Clarke, 2s67.
Bremerhaven to Gulf Transit Co.
Kilnsea, Br. S., Cook, Is45. Marseiiles to
order.
Ships.
Harvest Queen. Br. ship. Forsythe. 1884.
Rarks
Fox. Nor blk, Thorsen. 1892. East Lon
don via Fort Morgan to Pensacola Lum-
saSa. ItaI. blk. canero, HOS. Castle
mare to master.
Steinvcra, ItaI. blk. Marini. savona to
Campo Amelia. Itai. bk., ss4. Santos to
Rosasco Bros
swanhild. Br- bk-. Bruhn. 1884. Rio
Janiero to master.
Kriemhiid, Nor. bk-. Edvardsen. 74S, La
Guayra to Mckenzie Oert1ng & Co.
Westiend. Nor. hk., HanneFig, 1882
Buenos Ayres to A. zeIius.
Bonheur, Nor bk-, Andersen, ss2, Ha-
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FOR SALE-Scme improved rear estate
that Is paying 10 per cent net as an in
vestment: John n. Day, W. Romano
street y I'm
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=. q a. NJ. NO. IS.
Regular meeting OF Escambia Lode,
No Is. F. & A. NJ. 7:30 p. M. Mondsv
January sth, 1908. Visiting brethren cor
daily invited.
W. w. WATSON, ". M
E. J. QUIGLEY, Secretary.
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE.

State OF Florida, Escambia County.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest
Clarence Thompson, convicted in the
Criminal Court of Record, State and
County aforesaid, on February 4th 1897,
OF Endorsement on two counts, and SEN
fenced TO pay fine OF $1,000. or. In lieu
thereof, to serve two years in the county
jail. Escambia County, Florida, and who
Is now serving sentence as aforesaid will
at Tallahassee. Florida, for a pardon of
the above offense, and the commute ton
of the penalty imposed therefor.
VIM. FISHER, Attorney
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FOR SALE-Pure, fresh olive oil. Just
received. G. MorasSo & Co.. 7OI South
Pslafox street. Phone 207. loot
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FOR SALE-Nine acres land and small
house on Perdido Bay in Millview, Fla.
Address Lock Box No. Is, Millview, Fla.
1i16~
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Arrests and Einas

Total ZOOS 3,62s 6.2as s2s. 1923
On account of the reports for the
first four months of 1906 being unayail-
able, the comparative figures shown
below include only the last eight
months of the years 1907 and 1906.
Comparative figures.
Fines s
White. Col. Tot. Assessed.
May to Dec.
Inclusive
1905 LESS 2.4s1 4,156 SIS, 2Sl so
Same period
1907 80. 1,757 2.45s 4,2I5 s17.2os
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What YOU Want Someone Else May Have
Own Your Own
Home
You do expect to own your own home
some day, don't you?
Make resolution today.

You do expect to own your own home
some day, don't you?
Make a resolution today.
$3.50 oo-For a 5-room, all modern con-
veniences. coal and wood shed.
also stable 15-foot front on car
line. splendid. we'll built house.
worth 100000. Part cash.
$500 0o-9-room, two-story residence in
good repair, modern improve
ments, lot 66x125. A bargain.
$3.50 00-Choice corner property on East
Gadsden street, comfortable home,
modern improvements.
$500 O0-Very desirable home on 9Th
avenue, new and up to date, all
modern conveniences, can be pur-
chased upon reasonable terms.
$3.50 oo-Comfortable five-room new
house on 40-foot lot, East Strong
street. Can make terms.
NORTH PALAFox STREET LOTS.
We have placed with US for immediate
sale, four very desirable building lots, 12o
feet on Palafox with 1876 on CeIvantes.
This and the adjoining corner is the only
unimproved property on PalafOx, from
DeSoto to the business section. Cheap at
the price. Act quick If you want home
site or investment-$3oo0.oo
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MARINE NEWS.

Arrived,
Paolina, Ital. blk, Siccorde, 1898. Bue-
nos Ayres to order.
Cleared.
SHedrecht, Dutch So. Teensma. 1851
for Bremen, via Mobile. with 7e5, 900 s.
IT. lumber
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Mind Your Business.

IL you don't nobody will: 1t is
your business to keep out of all the
trouble you can and you can and will
keep out of liver and bowel trouble
if you take DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They keep biliousness, malaria and
jaundice out of your system. 25c at
all druggists.
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John w. Bullock Jr.
Room SOP BIount Bldg. Phone sa7

vana to master.
Lena, Ital. bk.. Casara, 1881, Antwerp to
Southern States Lumber Co.
Ellen, Dan. bk., Fredricksen, 1860. to or
Schooners.
Doris, Am. SCH. Axelson, $40. Cardenas
to master
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U. S. Engineer Office, vandiver Build
ing. Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 2, 19OS,-Seal-
ed proposals for constructing one creosot-
ed wooden hull viii be received at this
office until IL noon. February 1, $685. and
then publicly opened. Information fur
nished on application. H. B. Ferguson,
Capt. Engineers. 2-3-4-e-2s- sci
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Mobile and Gulf
Steamship Co.
STEAMER MANTEo-

Leave New Orleans January 1.
Leave Mobile January 3.
Leave Pensacola January 4.
Leave CarrsbeiIe January 5.
Arrive at Tampa January T.
Regular To-day sailinSs, giving Al
freight and passenger service between
New Orleans, Mobile. Pensacola ApaIach-
icola, Carrabelle. Tampa and q. F. & A
points The day of the week upon which
the s. S. "Manteo" win touch at each
ular!y.
For additional information apply to
w. G. WILSON. agent. PalafoX Wharf,
Pensacola. Fla, Phones PIT and 2S1 or
e. r. COBB. G. F. & p A..
Mobile Ala
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FOUND.

CoNKEI's RoUP CURE. Cholera Cure
and Cape Cure, Also Lice Powder,
Mite Killer and Egg Producer Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. r. S. Mellen & Co,
Phone 3s4 15may
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ARRESTS AND
FINES PAID
Some Interesting Data From
Police Court Records
of Last Year.
INCOMPLETE FIGURES FOR THE
YEAR 1906 MAKE A COMPARISON
ONLY PARTIAL, BUT INDICATE
INCREASE IN ARRESTS OF
WHITE PERSONS, WITHOUT A
DECREASE IN FINES PAID IN
THE PERIODS. COMPARED.

The following is a statement of the
arrests and fines assessed for each
month during the year 1907, as fur
nished by the marshal IN his report
to the board of public works:
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NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC

! Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with resolution passed by the
Board of Public Works at their rrleetiI.-s
of january ?. 1905. citizens will be allow
ed to trim trees i'm and around their
1908. L. G. AYMARD
Act Clerk Board of Works
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Pensacola, St. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co

w. q. eANHoW, Master
FIRST CLASS PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT SERVICE
-9stseea-
PENSACOLA, MOBILE, APAIAcHfco-
LA, CARRA1ELLE, ct. An
DREWS, MELVILLE
And all points on Sc. Andrews Rav car,
rabcstc and Apaiarhfoofa
SCHEDULE:
Leaves Peusaccia Sunday $50 =
for Mobile. Ala.
for ST. Andrews, .Miiivltie, AoaiachIeoI.
CarrebeIle and interrnedi points. -.
Fer additional Information appix To
,. q. SAUNDERS
~. =. MORRISON, President.
Florida. - - = -, 9 -
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PENSACOLA LODGE, NO. 3.

every Monday evening at $50 o'clock, at
their temporary Castle Hall, West Garden
coined.
A. H D,ALEAfBERTE, C. c.
u. HORSLER. X. of r. e S.
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~ I Z }, =:
MARKET REPORT.
=; e y 4 4 4: 4: X .
NAVAL STORES.

PENSACOLA COTTON MARKET
The following report Is furnished dailv
by Marks & Gayle. I. o. b.. cotton rner-
chants, Pensacola. Fla:
Good middhng, IL 1-S.
Strict middHng, lie.
Middling. 16K.
Strict low middIing, 10 9-16.
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MUSICAL.

Miss Anna w Barnum OF Chicago win re-
ceive pupils In voice culture, 43 East
Gregory street. Phone Al. 4lan1m-
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FURNISHED ROOMS with or without
board in private family: half block from
Palafox street References exchanged.
Address X. Y. q, care this office. 5Jan1m
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A new Groom house with
bath and gas. On North Hill. John NJ
Day. w. Romano St Stiff
FOR RENT-Half Containing four or five
roomS) furnished house to adults On
North Hill. Use of bath and phone Ad-
dress s. K, Postoffice box &C, City lift
FOR RENT-Two cottages on bay shore.
partly furnished Near Magnolia Bluff
Apply A. NJ. MCMILLAN. court house I4d
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For 1t May Not BE so.
Ohio must not swell up with the no.
ton that she is going to be the whole
of the coming presidential campaign
Press.