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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-09
Sixtieth Congress.
Washington, Mar. 9.
auNATR

The Senate today manifested It's in
tention of preventing within the Dis
trict OF Columbia any such horror as re-
Gently occurred at Collinwood, Ohio, by
unanimously adopting resolution, offer
ed by Mr. Oul5erson, direciiog the Dis
trict committee to lnvesliga the condi-
ton of the local schools snd report what
action is necessary to protect the pupils
of public nd private schools from harm.
1--WE have never before witnessed such
a mixture OF good and evil 10 any public
man. Before we have finished praising
him for some wise recommendation, be
makts another 30 foolish that our praise
mus. turn to censure. 10 this way,
Senator Bailey of Texss, this afternoon,
10 the cou 81 of speech in the Senate
on currency legislation, described Pnsi-
dent Roosevelt. Mr.. Bailey defended
the President for the charge OF having
brought about the recent panic through
bis persistent demand for the regulation
of RAILROAD :.
The Senator declared that he wss no
spolopist for the President snd said he
had no patience with The sdulation OF
him INDUCED in by some democrats.
After calling attention TO the Presidents
course 10 regard 10 corporations, Mr..
Bailey said the harm he has done in
dwsrfpg the States, and exaltiug the
general government cannot be measured,
and, unless the tendency which he has
set 10 motion is arrested and reversed,
our splendid federal system will ultl.
mately be destroyed. Liter, he chang d
the President with frequently exhibiting
supreme iudiff ,rence TO the constilu-
ton of the United States. Mr.. Bailey
criticised the Aldrich financial bill, and
the substitute offered by his colleague.
Senator Culbersop, and advocated the
adoption of bis own amendment proyld-
ing for the issuance OF treasury notes in
stead of national bank circulation, as an
emergency met sure.
HOUSE.
o. motion of Mr.. Rsnsdell, Of Louisi
ana, the House adj rurued today without
transacling any business, as tribute to
Geuesal AdIlph MeSer rep. La who
died yesterday. a. the funeral will tt
held this afternoon in Louisiana, no com
mites Of the House was nam,d to attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-09
From Washington.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gsrette.l
Washington, ID. c., March Q.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria GsZette.l
Washington, D. c.. March 9.
That the Electric Boat Company Of
New Jersey intends to take no chances
in the inquiry Of Congress into the
company's alleged corrupt methods in
influencing submarine legislation in the
House, was shown today when it de-
veloped that it had retained ss counsel
before the committee, such eminent law
yers SIS Martin w. Litlleton, chief eoun-
sci in the Thaw case, and John ID.
Lindsay, of New York. The commit
tee convened its first public session at
1880 o'clock with its members present.
At the conclusion OF the reading OF the
report OF the committee, Mr.. LilleY ad-
dressed the committee, saying: Gas /
have been placed in the attitude OF
prosecuting officer OF this Investigation
| should have the right 10 have
witnesses summoned in The order |
desire. Also, IS most of this tes'
timOny will come from unwilling
witnesses, | desire to employ legal
counsel skilled in cross-eKsminstiOn.
Also another request. wish to call
the attention of the committee to the
fact that am being Swallowed and fol-
lowed by detectives. Not wishing to be
subjected to such thing l ask that &C.
ton be taken to prevent 1t. 10 order 10
take such action, l ask you to sum
moned three men," Here he mentioned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-09

A VICTIM of vaccination, nine
months old girl, died 10 Philadelphia on
Friday night from blood poisoning,
.,u.snsss.HI 'Exssihu..
which Is declared 70 nave Doen 80 -
.ect result OF her incubation with the
vaccine virus three weeks ago. Before
she was vaccinated the baby was strong
and healthy, but two days after the OPP
Grafton sores broke out in various parts
of the body and the doctor who was
called in and who treated her up until
tho time of her death. said that the
blood poisoning was caused entirely by
vaccination. The matter has been brought
to the attention of the secretary of the
Anti Vaccination League, and will be
investigated thoroughly. The secretary
declared that the case WAS only one of 8
hundred, where small children we're
made the victims of the practice of vac
cination. The league is endesvoring to
have vaccination entirely abolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-09
RICHMOND REPUBLICANS.

Marked by fierce add bitter clashes
between white leaders, s.entorian pro-
tests from the negro contingent against
being thrown over BOARD, and q scsthing
arraignment of the democratic sdmiuis-
trstion by State Senator Joho O. Noel,
for the placing Of Judge Willism +.
Rbea on the Corporation Commission,
the repUbli AN msS met ting in Rich
mond, on last Saturday night declared for
Taft for President and Luce for Con-
gress, and elected delegates for the dis
trict and State conventions. A new
city committee was chosen. State
Chairman @. Bsscom Slemp was in
dOrsed, and the republicans 10 the
leg stature were commended Tor protest.
ing sgaiDst the Rhea appointment
The meeting wss by all odds the
stOrmiest and most turbulent Of it's
character held in Richmond in d. zsn
years.
The negroes were told to shut up or
they would be put out.
Not a single negro was placed on
either the district or the State delegation,
and only one wss allowed to speak.
The programme had been made out
beforehand.
Get Dewitts Carbolized Witch Hazel
Sslye-it is good for piles. Sold by W. F..
o. iuhtcn a 10
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DO lot Crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring bring
with them a desire to get out and eDj y
the exhilsrsting air and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up all
winter are brought out and you womb :
where they all came from. The hesv,
winter clothing is thrown aside and
many shed their fl ,nuels. Then a cold
wave comes and people say that grip is
Epidemic. Colds at this season are even
more dangerous than in midwinter, as
haze IL more danger Of pneumonia
Take CHARACTERISTICS Cough Remedy,
however, and you will have nothing to
fear. Il always cures, and we have
never known a cold to result 10 pneu-
mouis when it was used. 1t is pleasant
and safe to take. Children like il. For
sale by W. F. Creighton and Richard
Gibson.
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Pefused 10 Submit Letter.

L1pdvn, Mar. 9.-The chancellor Of
tho exchcquer refused, for the govern
menf, today to submit the ksiser's letter
to first lord Of the admiralty, Lord
Tweedmoutb, to Parliament. i have
nothing 20 add to my previous state
meut," he said, Except that Lord
TSeec mouth showed the letter as soon
as be received it to bis cole gve, Lord
Grey, and that they agreed 10 regarding
it as Unofficial in its character and q
matter to be treated as private. 1t is
clearly out of the question to make per-
so1al correspondence public" The
peers seemed satisfied with the chancel-
lCr's statement.
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DEATH OF A CONGRESSMAN.

Congressman Adolph Meyer, formerly
sn assistant sdjulan, general in the Con-
federate army, died at his residence in
New Orleans yesterday. He was born
10 1912, and graduated from The Uni
yersity of Virgins in 1862. From 1862
to 1865 be served in the Confederate
army on the staff OF Gen. John ). Will
lisms. Since the war Congressman
Meyer had been engaged in the culture
OF cotton and sugar. he hsd represented
The First congressional district OF LOuisi-
ana since 1891.
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Ranking House Stormed.

New York, Mar. 9.-Hundreds o!
men aud women sOrmed the closed
docs of the banking house Of Mirrell,
Spei'mon & 5ternberg, 10 the center OF
the Williamsburg Ghetto, today, when
a notice Of temporary suspension was
posted. Most Of the der ositors are
small tradesmen and workiugmen. They
we're thrown into frenzy by the fear Of
losing their savings, aud police reserves
were summoned before order was re-
slored
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Flood at Battle Greek.

Battle Geek, Mich Mar. 9 With
two square miles inundated, this city to-
day faces a crisis. The Kalamazoo river
has done sIl the csTsge thus far, but Il =
day The Battle Creek river is rising
raLidly with the prospect that the bust.
ness section that has 80 far escaped will
be submerged Hundreds of houses are
surrounded and in many of them
the water is running through the
second story windows. Stores we're opened
lis; night to give shelter to the bom, lees
ones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-09
DRY GOODS.
Special 'S LACES.

Jast received lot of Torchon Lace, with
insertion to match: these laces sold regu' SC
larly at l0s and 1899 yard. Now, yard. -
White and Cream Figured Net. 40 inches
wide; pretty for waists; regular CT I'M
value, Sl.25 yard. Now, yard. ~ wv
Mode Chiffon Wells, "a yards long. In ell
the leading shades: sold regularly at SOC
69c piece. Nov, piece. ..................
special lot of valencienne Lace, ~ yards
10 the piece. and insertions TO match; SSc
regularly 75c doc IN. Now. dozen. '1o~
White, Cream, and Ecru Nets. ~ inches
wide; good value at SIC yard. Now. 7Sc
Point de Paris Lace, with insertion TO
match. from 2 to inches wide; rgu- nf'
larly l9c and 25c value. Now, yard, wv
Chiffon Vel ing, regular width and
all shades; sold for 49c yard. Now, 2Sc
yar0.,..-....... '.'''''''''''''''''''''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-09

STATISTICS compiled by r. G. Dun Il
Co. chow that there were 1921 commercial
failures in February, with aggregate
liabilities of $27, O64, 81 sgaiust 924
failures and liabilities of $40, 2S3, 77O,
in the same month of last yesr. The
note of encouragement is that the de-
faulted Indebtedness was slightly less
than in January. There we're also thir-
teen bank suspensions Involving ST.
GlfS24.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-09

THERE can be no more striking proof
OF the effect of the industrial depression
upon well-to-do people than the fact that
the importatiOns Of precious stones
Chiefly diamonds), amounting to a.
G6l, 400 in value in the first two months
of 1907, have dwip died to $5l9, S99 in
the same months of the present year. 1t
should be observed, too, that the prices
of precious stones have also declined, in
spite of the efforts to maintain them.
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DIED.

On March Sth, 1908, JOHN @. A. CRUZ
PEI, sged 50 years. Funeral from Sl3 King
street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock.
At6:S5p p. IN. Sunday, March 8, Ms, ANNA
SCHLICHTING, aged 45 years. Fun raj
from ST. Esry's Church. Wednesday morn
ing It $50 O'Clock High Mass. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
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EIectrocutlOn.

Ossiriog, n. Y, Mar. 9 -Anlono
Strollo WAS slectrocuted in the Sing Sing
death house at 6. 80 3. m. today for the
murder Of Antonio Torsello, near Van
Oortlaudt Park, August II, 1906. He
WIS accused Of Turing bis vic in 10 a
lonely spot % rob him. The cutteG ed
man maintained his innocence sri APP
pealed for clem'ncy OG ver or Hughes,
who declined la,l saturday to 10 eflet
with the execution.
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LETTER TO j FRED BlRRELL
Alexandria. Virginia.

Dear Sir: You are TO paint Mr. -
house for $-we won't tell your private
slIairs-nO matter what figure, it's = fair
price.
What paint'll you use
We're thinking Of one. all paint and a.
strong as paint can be; it'll take about 50
gallons. SIS for paint and painting.
Another, half paint; it'll take about s.
gallons of that, $50 for paint and painting.
The st.gallons paint, Of course. will wear
a long time; the other is god while it lasts
Least gallons, least cost best job.
II isn't every trade that lets man do 8
cheap job and make money and friends like
that.
Yours truly,
f w DEvoE 4 Co.
P. Sc. g. Leadbeater q Sons sell our
paint. - 10
The Market.
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KOdol is today the best known remedy for
ell disorders Of the stomach, such as dyspep.
STA. heartburn, ur stomach and belcbing OF
gas. Sold here by w. F. Creighton 4 Go.
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List Of Unclaimed Letters.
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance Of my deal hus
band, CHARLES GOEBEL, who di d three
years ego today.
Dearest husband thou hast left me
AID your loss most deeply feel,
But It's God that has bereft me,
He can II my sorrows heal.
Yet sgain ! hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is lied,
When in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
By his loving wifi,
VIRGINIA GORBEL.
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Get DeWItt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
sslve--it is good for piles. Sold by w. F..
Or ight0n & Co.
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The Market.

Georgetown D. c., Mar. s.-Whs-t sO-'7,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-31
ALL AROUND
CHOCTAWHATCHIE
Special to The Journal.

Carriers, Fla, May 30.-The Gar
niers Naval Stores Company and II.
A. Ray & Company have made several
large naval stores shipments this
week.
Mr. J. v Davis and wife were called
to Florala, Ala, the first of the week
TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. Davis's
brother The friends and neighbOrs
extend their heartfelt sympathy to
Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. William Lowry, of Holly, Fla,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Bronson,
combining business with pleasure.
Mr. Lowry transacted some business
while at Carriers.
Mr.. T. c. Brooks, of Camp Walton,
made a business trip to Pensacola
Saturday, returning on the mail launch
Monday
Mr. Charles Parrish, of Doggy, visit
ed Carriers Friday.
J. W. SOule, and family, of Camp
Walton. ard Mrs. r. G. Irwin, OF
Five Mile Bayou, were guests of their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. HartgrOve, OF
Carriers, Sunday.
Teddy would have no fear or race
If he could see the population
all around Choctawhatchee. for the
stork is very busy around these
waters. He left a tiny girl at J. P.
Roberts. boy at J. H. Browns, OF
Camp Walton. and the home OF Mr..
Brooks. at Camp Walton, was made
happy by the advent Of a daughter,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-31
THE A[UMN|'S
ANNUAL BANQUET
ALL THE ALUMNI OF THE PEN.
SACoLA HIGH SCHOOL, FAC
ULTT AND THE MEMBERS OF
THE SCHOOL BOARD Will
MAKE MERRY MONDAY NIGHT

The second annual banquet bv the
Alumni association OF the P. II s for
winch much preparation has been
made, will be given at the Y, NJ r.
A pun ding Monday night.
The members are enthusIastic.1Iv
certain OF good time and 2 very ON.
JoyaDIe evening will no douht he
spent by the late sweet girl Cthe
comma is not Intentional, but necas.
Saryl and boy graduates. as we'll &C
Oy Ihe alumni of longer standinp
The members of the school hoard
VIII. De present and a response viii
De made by Supt. n. B. Cook VIZ
Frot. Jos. B. Jockey. VINO te tho
sole life honorary member Of tbo . nr
sanitation, and whose last year nh
sne hlgh school closed with last Fri
Eay commencement exercises bas
e t11I CHOSEN as the guest of homo.
me organization now has abo,,t On
1ln and when these spfrito Cd
~ toui! .s and old stagers gatbnr ~
70 the round table" merrir1aO up
ldughter and unclaimed glee. int
spersed' necessarily, with natbetio
cohuluonS, Will reign. ~
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MEETINGS IRE
INTERESTING
GADSDEN STREET METHODIST
CHURCH STILL CONDUCTING
VALUABLE SERIES OF REVIVAL
SERVICES, WHICH ARE BEING
WELL ATTENDED.

Three most interesting services
were held yesterday at the GadSden
church by Rev. E. G. Moore, who is
conducting a revival meeting there.
The sermon in the morning was
founded upon the words of the Psalm
list: Thou hast been my dwelling
place from all generations. The ex-
position of this text was most beau
tiful and impressive, setting forth the
benign results of dwelling IN the
Father.
In the afternoon a children'S SER
vice was held, and a goodly number
of children attended and listened with
close attention to both Rev. Moore
and Rev. Woodward.
Mr.. Moore spoke on the words of
the Apostle OF Love: My little chill
dren, these things write l INTO you
that ye sin not"
AT the evening service the Scrip
ture used was the first four verses
az the twentieth chapter nf First
Kings.
The line of thought pursued was
along the claim of the great adversary
Oh the world, and Of individual souls.
and the spirited contest of the church
for all its rights
Today services win be held in the
morning at II o'clock and at 8 O'clock
in the evening.
Rev Mr. Woodward Will address
the Busy Peoples Bible Class this
morning at $3.50 O'Clock and The En-
worth League at o'clock.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
First Games

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
First Games.
Atlanta s, Mobile 2.
Birmingham 1, Little Rock 8.
Montgomery 1, New Orleans s.
Nashville 0, Memphis 1. Is innings.
Second Games.
birmingham 2, Little Rock l.
Atlanta 1, Mobile O. 10 innings.
Montgomery 4, New Orleans 7.
Nashville 2, Memphis 5, 6 inninss.
darkness.
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NATlONALsLEAGUE.
Mornino Gap,es
WARRINGTONS PUT
IT OVER WOOL EYS

Just as Jones said about his War
rlngton Jr.'S, the question was VINO
Vas the best team. The score doesn't
anyways tell that, but in this case if
Une reader had seen the game ne
would have agreed with Jones that
MS Warrington boys were there with
the winning goods and they certainly
uhloaoeu unem en- the Woolsey bows
" Vhe tune OF to 1. Pitcher Atsfn-
ST, on uhe Warrinston's, held his op
ponents down to two scattered bits
and a shut-out up until tba f1na1 -" -
nngs, when the WooIsey fpovS tro1,
pIace and put a man over the nTatn
win a base on balls and two saIrces-
siVe singles by Armstrong and Crybror
rom start TO finish it was a raor,,Ior
Zig league game ''i''i
manager Jones thinks that the nros
poets are bright for Just as vfcto,trr,-,,
a season as the Warrington's f,niSbaS
last year, and that has never bao,I
squared by any major league team, -,
the South, let alone any am1ate,,I
1e an ~ won oTt of 10 PLAYED or
LOO per cent. VI
Jones is looking for more games for
liz tlla YOUNGSTERS, and asks that anv
49, lna' deslres to play the War
l IhSOon address Manager Jonoc
through the sporting columns of I'M
journal. Address all commr1n,catfonS
care Sporting Editor. 0-'0
The score:
W., r. H. F.
U, t't IlIs Uoh Jr- -....-......7 10 81
'''......-.-..-1 4 Al
TERRY MceovERN BIDS
FAREWELL TO SQUARE CIRCLE
BY Associated Press.
New York, May 30.-Terry NcGov-
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style We hear that Miss Elce is a
noted artist and decorator, and that
so soon as they get their house fin
iSked-a studio will be built. We are
glad that this talented lady has CHOSEN
the sunny southland for her home and
accord her a warm welcome.
Owing to the decline of health of
E. A. Mooney, of Carriers, the mer-
camille business of Z. A Mooney &
Co. has been discontinued, and j. j.
MCCaSkill. Of Freeport, senior member
Of the firm. has been down settling
up the business, and removing the
stock of goods to Freeport- For more
than year. Mr. Mooney has been in
feeble health and for more than six
months his friends have felt that his
mind was impaired and that he was
incapable of attending 10 any Dusl-
ness. At present he is visiting at his
old home in New York City, so we
learn, AMI we hope to see him much
benefited by a change of scene ana
rest.
A Socialist Club has been rormeu,
with members from Camp Walton,
Carriers Cracker Neck. and Five
Mile Bayou. They have been holding
literary meetings at Mr.. Mccormick s
Camp Walton, is the leader. They
meet twice month on Sunday alter
noon
Mr.. J. P Roberts and family have
all been sick Mr.. Roberts was so
seriously i'll that DR. Ward remained
at his bedside all night.
Inside of the next few weeks, we
hear, Mrs. Daisy S. Mooney viii open
Up nice line of general merchandise
in the store formerly occupied by Z.
A Mooney & Co. In the meantime.
she is making preparations for the
comfort and enjoyment of her regu-
lar trade. and that of the excursiOnists
also by preparing to handle ice cream
end lemonade, and will install a soda
fountain.
Mr.. Hank Niles and family, of Free
7 ort, have been visiting relatives at
estin, and on Tuesday Mr.. Niles
brought a large party in his launch,
seeing the sights around ChOctaw-
hatchee.
Messrs. William iMarler. Of Destin,
]. w. Brooks and T. G. Brooks, OF
Camp Walton, went to Pensacola Fri
day to attend the Masonic lodge, To-
turning to their homes Saturday eve
ing
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and the end is not yet
J. NJ. Sweeney, the mail carrier OF
roue 23,53S, from Gattis to Mary Es-
Their via Carriers, has the contract for
carrying the mail for the next four
years. The patrons along the route
are we'll pleased that they will have
Mr.. Sweeney'S services for another
four years, as he has been Obliging
and efficient with a kind word for all.
We give him the glad hand" and ex-
tend our best wishes, hoping the suns
of summer may not prove too hot,
nor the winds of winter too cold, for
the comfort of Mr.. Sweeney and his
faithful horse.
The Rev. B. Bitch. of Pensacola.
was not able to keep his appointment
Sunday, the 10th. owing TO sickness,
hut notified his congregation of Crack
er Neck that he would preach Mon
cay night, the 18th instant. A little
shower kept some few at home, but
there are always few faithful ones
who do not fOTsake the assembling of
themselves together. They are the
ones the preacher always depends
upon and so in spite of wind ana rain
there was an attentive audience to
listen to Rev Bitch.
Miss Peterson, from Elgin. III. Is
visiting her friend, Miss Anna Ca1-en.
OF Sunny Bank. Miss Peterson is o.
lighted with Florida AMI says it IS an
ideal place to rest and recuDerate.
Dallas Duncan. Of Brandywfne. was
visiting his father al Town Point last
week The Carriers people are hoping
that now that Dallas has nrOved his
claim to his homestead. Brandywine.
that he VIII set up his household
goods and become a benedict.
Mrs. William Hartgrove has been
very sick, but at this writing is con
Valescent
Miss Sara Elce, of Peoria. Ill. visit
ed her friends Mrs. JerauI in March
1907; she remained until May and
then returned north. but she could
not forget the Land Of Flowers" and
the murmur of the waters Iured her
back and this March she returned
with her sister, Miss Mary, and her
brother, Mr.. J. Flee, and bought
acres Of land from Mr.. John Ewing
enc Five Mile Bayou. They are build
ing quite handsome house, English
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
ATT ANTIc EncII

Macon 2, Charleston l.
Augusta 8, Jacksonville 5.
Savannah-C Columbia, no game, rain.
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VOTE FOR
a. NJ. Mcmillan
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
SECOND PRIMARY
JUNE 18th NEXT.

potash, S24: and 2.400 pounds of acid
phosphate, sly; making a total cost
of S1O1.3O which, deducted from re-
ceipts of $50, leaves a net profit OF
S46S.70 on his fOur-acre field.
MIR. Kuhn has already planted the
same ground to sweet potatoes with
out any additionalg fertilizer and ex-
poets to realize almost as well Off
them.
ID. McFarren, who had in the same
acreage, realized about the same.
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A sK>TEAM>LEAGUE FOR WEST FLORIDA
Baseball and Other Sports

ern announces through his manager.
Joe HumphreyR his redremeua, from
the prize ring. Humphreys letter
making the announcement states that
McGovern's poor showing in his re-
cent fight with Robson has convinced
him that his fighting days are over.
he has been in the ring fourteen
years During the summer McGovern
and Young Corbett will give boxing
exhibitions in number of small
towns and in the fall McGovern vii,
go into business, leaving the boxing
game for good.