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.IMPORTaN CUES.
ti0n 0brera.
Las hueIgaS ] SuS TsSHItatDS.
Pr0plTimss los mIsls.
PTIpNimas Ils ml8l8.

Los dltimos atontscimieDt9s gucsdidcg
por viItu3 de una hue'ga aiu pEepaEnci6r j;
He han desarFoliadO en- Iquiqus, (Chi'el.
las de 1000 ObEeTos de amb9s EsxoH fas-
ron anVueltoa sn Gqasl inespsEado motin,
que q bieu eB vsrdad qus los leaders" 10
hAbian Embellishments estndiadn de REta.
VnRno, can 81 tin Dc sRosF pFoducto de s !;
no ss meueH GieTto qua aquslles cbTsEsT,
spjetps Eolo la tFiate Aituaci6n que Bs
lea habfs condsuadop solo psnUabau en-
30 eAtado miAtnioso y dePloEsble, ain 20
der reHcivar sl pTob.GmR que los EmbbF.
CABS.
No hA sido possible harta aquf avsri'
guar GisnCis cieFts, hi el hab6mslss dicho
qas 90 FsunisEan en- Ii supe1intsndsnCia
de escueiGR, foe 8 no una tFamR HeRhones
To entire los RgitAdoFsa y loH pstFonus, que
eFan caat todoB miembFoB it fl1ysntsB eu
sl gobiesn0. 81 Caso as que, dos mil
tRntoa 0bTsTOB fasEon vIotimaH dc lag ca.
EabinaB fuegos de Rrtillerfs, entse slloB
6O mUjeTes y II nifIog. 5Cay6 hlguuo de
loH sgitadoreB mueEt0, hsEidt? No 10
dice lR pEanla obFsER de Chile, pero %
pusds assguraF, qus NO, puss GstoH satEn
aiempFs & laTga diHtsnCiR de las balRF.
SuCsde otTo movimieDt0 en- Ia Habana,
(C1ba) ? IN bnen n6msEo de obreroB
RmeFicanoa son intEoducidos allf tftuIo
de touEiHtai; Eompen la huslgs, ganan mEB
HRIaEio que los naEiVoE, son ampaFadnH
poF lRG fueEEaB armadaL
EstoB son todoH dAEoR inccntRovaFtibIes,
l6giooS, tapgibles, Todo esto 90 he poai
do IibFaF, 81 lRH ComiHioneH obTeraH aa hu
bieran FIJI jsdo uu pcco mas On los aCusFdos
tomados en- el CoDgTsso sacialIuts, cels
hrRd0 On BruHslaE. sn eI mo 1917 en-
las aute'ioFsa = ultsTiorss nsvsdos & sfsC.
to en Paris y ZlEich dssde ell 1877, de
1889 , SO.
Han entsndids les coDgrsBistaa gus sl
meicramisntO> de Iaa cIaGea obrsraE, no
puede hal arse en- les inatitucionsB que
pFopeudAn encoDtFaF In emR.cipROi61
obEeRa poF medics De huslgas paciicaB
pAFFandaH macabricss por el eAtiIo, tuda
vtE que este dineTo que Be da en calidad
de disiaI dc hus'gas hombrss que eatAu
inaCtivou, BiIvan para ell f3msnto de gFan'
des &C StCisdades obTsras 6 Biudicstos pycta.
sioT eS qus librsn q los obFeroa de Ia tuts
la pstFonsl, por 10 msnoa de Ia tutsIa
gus % llama contFatista.
Isnbi61 fGeFoa tamsdos estoR scusrdoB
ca los eoDgTCs:H do Valencia Madrid.
Qaisr0 deCir, que todo squsllo que ue
hsga On Contss, tisns que Isvar aIg61 f.
oblcuTo que cor visns aolsraF, que oil
pueblo tbfero debs satudiar detsnidA.
ments
j. r EspinO GOns6Ies.
6. j., Julio 1908.
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Para iDaUgurar ell aIumbTadO eI6ctri'
co en- Bsyam0n.
Ode wwsstrO OOrrsspOmsaD

JulioI27. En- el casino de Ia CoIonia
espS 63Ia Ae llev6 & efsCto eI anunciado
bAile con motive del apoBtoI Santiago, pa
tE6n de EGpOfay y sl inAuguTaF Ell alum.
bEadO el6ctgico.
El CentFo GBtAbR RTtfHtiCaments RdoFnG'
dc: un bonito letFeFo tornado con bombi-
llRE el6ttFican que dGc1a ''Oolonia Esps f J.
lR, adoFnabG ell frantG del sdifcio, aRf
como tambi6n, VaEian bomhiIlaB do coloEeB,
eolocadaH en- las CO1nizRI de lAH ppsEtsB da'
ban IN golps de vista pFsCioHO. AhoEs On
10 interior el canine Be hRbi8 CONVEX ito en-
IN pEeCioBo jaTdin On el cual era impoSi.
bis pOder egCogaP una II por laT todaB
iguRlsB en- aus 0ncantOH y bslltzNE. Mini
M del Vale, agEAOiAdn y gentil, hiSO gala
de "a donRiRo Biando RdmiTRd8 por suB
lindOs atTaetiVop. Lolita Rodriguez, gVG-
CioUa tligu'fil, Cuya gEaciR 0nlcquscisndo
& CieIto j6vsn tecRyito del TedentoF del
mundo; JoBefina ModiRvilIg, no sg poRible
dGBCFibiF todoB sua enCantos, pues son in.
numeFAblsV. La stfl 3EitR Rodriguez, Roga
Maria y Maria Teresa que por pEimGER
veg hiCieEOn % entrRdG ca Ia BeCiadad y
apaFseieF0n On ella como dos eAtrellan
bslliBimRs llamandO podeEoHRmsnto la
atsnCi6n de todoa; lR Gefiorita Adsla ssrra,
q. Teune Bug nRtuFaIeB enoantoH, una gran
mod0ltiR que Ia FeaIza dc tsl mnnera que
go RdmirR con pTt fundR simpatfs; Tita
Molin0ro, 10 nimpatfa unida ana gracis
natural, eBo sB slIp; Rita Madi4 villF, todo
10 que pOdemoB decir de Rita, as que bRiIa
acknowledgements = undo esto todos gus
atEaetivoB que no SOn pOcos tsnemoa, quo
60 una mujsE AbnsgRda y admirable. No
podemOs ContinuaE Eeati ando todaB aGua.
Has divinidadsU, que aERn tantaB, gus Oh
impOAible enuEsEarla una & una. BGsta
doCir, que hR sido eI baiIe del HGbado uno
de los mejoEOs que hB dRdo la Colonia.
Muy uRtiafsCho dsbs aBtar 81 pEeHidsnts
pfi'r Vsla, aBf como los t1i3Teg do la Di
FeCtiva. No hubo ell mas mfnimo CliFguH
TO apesaK de lR gran sAuancia de gents q.
eatuVo COnseI mayor orIen y poE 10 que
fs iCitamoB IcBmfilFeB inioiadoFau de tan
bonita fiaOta y eBpscialmeDta d Hfn don
Ricardo VISA, digaO presidents del Cagino.
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Intorusa 4 los Prufsssrus Do nfsIsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tianr
constants exigtsnCia de Ion HiguisnssI ina
tFumentoa: FIautinog, FlGutag, TeBcoKoIaE
Oboes, RaquinboB, OlsEinetsI, Fagoteg
Violinss, VioIonCallog, Cont1abaioI, Man
doIinag, BsnduFKias, GuitaEFaS, CoTnofinos
Onovenes, Trombonsg, BaFftonOg, BombaE
dinoH, Helieones, (bsjos) TEifnguIoE PIa
tiIIoB, RedobInntgg BomboS. Metodol
de EoIfso y para t0da class do ingiHumsn
tor. Accessories y mdaiCR On general.
San Jusn, z. R. ApaEtsdo n6m. 216.-
QRlIa da Allan n6m, 21 Sol n6m. IL
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M0siCa NatiVa.

En- ell Paris Bazaar de don Pc
dro Giusti Sc encuentra a la
venta el precioso walls Interme.
20 de la zarzueIa Amor que
muere y Amor que mace, y ell ori-
ginal Two-Step Caribbean March
del compositor puertorriqueno
Rafael Balseiro DaviIa, al pre-
clio de so y IS centavos respec-
tivamente.
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Ia snpsrIoseIa doI Or. D. Salvador Carban.II.

In padre 0gradsoido. -Dssds hace cer
CO de veinte afi9B veDgO indicando ls
Emulsion de Scott On l0B Cases an que eHt6
FaComandadO 80 uaO, y BismpFs he queds'
do gatilfscho del Eesultado obtsnidc. Dsbo
gratitud 8 dieha preparation, pueB Aino
hubiera Bido pOF ella que me ayud6 q
gRlVsE mi hijs Camslis, 6sts no sHtRrfs
hoy On AlgeciEaB Caaada con 81 ayudants
del Comandants General del Campo de
Gibraltar, 81 general Sr. ObFeg6n. /
AhoEa miamo largo an mi sanstOFio IN
nino de npsve amos, quisn pEactiqu6 re-
gsccioRGs sn II this y que mnoho ha gs'
nadn con Ia Emullifn.=Dr s Carho,eM
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Gale Once No. 90

Gale Once No. 99
Milwaukee, Wis, e. u de As
''face POGO tempo me encOHfraba
en- UH eSEadO n1gy grave. Padecia dc
dolores de eSpaEda, de cabeza y dc
frecHenfeS marcos que empe0raban
n1aS y naS cada mes. Probe dos
remedies y me deSanime, PerO tan
pFOnfO como tome Ia primerH dOSfs de
Pernna, recHperS mi amino, y dos
meses despueS, mi sRlud."
Laraz6n porque hay tantas dtflcultades
en- curar casos como ell arTiba mencionR-
TS--e-------S--1-- dos, ,es debido aquep
FemfHeas No Son III y 80
ReCOnOcfdaS pas ueA sc n" AeL
Como CaEarrO. nino' no son reeono-
-cidas comunmen-
to como causas del catarFo.
Ell catarro de IN 6rgano es exactamen-
te igual al catRrro de cualquier otrO
6rgano. Lo que curA el catarro de Ia
cabeza cura tambien el catarro de los
6rganos pelvicOs. La Peruna cura estos
casos, s,mersmentep pOrque eura Ell catarrO.
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FQNCION SUSPENDIDA.

AnoChs CiECuI6 Ia empTGa tsatral, do
In OOmpaiita que aCtdS en- Ol tsatEO do sBta
0iudRd, 81 liguiente volante:
"4AvisO al pG6JisO Con motiVo de hA'
bsFss indiBpusBto Ia pEimsTs tiple do ID
Gempahia que actda On 81 Municipal, Ua
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los mas elBgantss sumbrerus.

81 ncToditado bazaar sLsB Novsdades"
que en- IL Calls de ean FEancisco ofFeCe 81
ptblico un msgnffco suEtido do Cuanto
pueda deseaE Is nSs Etfnada fantasia, aoa.
ba de importar lindfsimca BOmbEaEos de
todas formal; psro ca particular de Merry
RSd0aU (Viuda aItgte) que tsnto Juror e.
tin hacisndo ca Eskadoa Unidos Euro,
pp. Los hay de todoa tamsfoa procioa.
El 6u1tido de columuag ierronaS de MAJ.
nal, obistoa de tocadoFD psEfamaEfs, CTista'
laEfa y petfnmsEia aPonaaa, cua1roB, poT'
celauaa, pTGndedoFeB. etc., etc, @ VsEda'
1eGamsnts sslectc. TodO pbiato para ue'
iioEas, atfioritas nifiaH y CabRlleEoa, ds to-
dan Lab fo7tRnag1 @ encuontEan en- s.Lan
NoVsdRdaR' & pEeCioE lob mis- Convanien
Ten
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llorita EuIalis BLANCHARD, , CON ol fin do
snaayaE CON eEmeEo Ia pFsCioBR saEza8ls
Odds, que GO ESpFeHentag6 pE61tmamanteD
90 ha guspendido IL fnnoi6p do eBta noChel
teniando ofeeta eI iu6vea PE6zimo.
III AnicetO Valdivia [Conde Kostial %
eubane.-N del Il.
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ESTkBAN MASSOSr
InqenisYO Mee61sieO.

OfrsCs 5la BarVicios pFOfSlioualsI. -Di-
roooi6n 2. O. Bcx 27.-CaTolinR, 2. 3.
15I Q.
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CASA EN- "MIRAMAR."-Para sI
pFimeEo de AgoEto eRtaE6 ConCluida , %
Glqui's una c6mods Cala en- ests poblado.
Ea de construction modsFnR FRdiCa On
una de Las GALES mas CeutTicaF. Para in
foFmsI diEigiEas aIta impEaDts. d.p.
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En- Olts impT0nts % vsnds pap0l do
psri6dicO viOiO 8 $500 los 48 kiIoa /(uR
qWintaI.1
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En eea impTgutR ~ yend0 plpaI al
ri6dioo yisjio s $500 los 4e kilon On
atiiatGL
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De- ato resuItR que en- CadA sf' en-
CompAraCi6n con 81 anterior, hubO IN
aumsnto de 10000 tonaladAS en- In GT'
portaCi6n do azdcaF. PeEO este aumento
on 10 que sp0CtA do Ia CantidAd dc tone
ladaB no 10 oblsFva On Lon pTeCi0B total
eI obtenidoH, que fOoEOn COMO Sigue:
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-NNA klLIa-llLOAA saRa
VientO q las 90 o. 10
I6 8 q
- VientO maxinO 26sF
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
General News.

The Pacific fleet have been invited
to visit Australia.
Safe blowers are working in the
vicinity of Albany, Ga.
Oklahoma and Kansas delegations
have been instructed for Bryan.
The Pacific fleet sailed in to Callao
on the morning Of the goth. All well.
30 men were killed at Berkely, Cal,
in an explosion at powder factory.
a. c. Latimer, Z. S. senator from
South Carolina, died at Washington
on February goth.
Genl Stoessel who commanded
Port Arthur at the time it was sur
rendered to the Japs has been given
death sentence therefor.
ScudamOre, the former cashier of
the bank at Pensacola who was short
in his accounts and brought to trial
therefor, has been pronounced insane
by commission.
1t is stated that Admiral Evans will
resign his position in charge of the
fleet upon its arrival at San Fran
cisco. His health has been very
poor ever since the fleet sailed from
Hampton Roads.
Hartman won the case againt Fish
in the matter of voting majority of
the Illinois Central stock. Unless
Fish begins other proceedings, which
is probable, Harrimans forces will
carry the election.
Attorney Genl Ellis has delivered
an opinion that % per cent of the
proceeds of all sales of public lands
since the adoption of the constitu-
ton in 1868 belongs to the public
school fund. 1t is stated that this
will give that fund over a million
of dollars.
Meetings of railway men are being
held all over the country to act upon
the proposed reduction of salaries by
the roads. The engineers of the
Southern roads protest most emphati-
cally against such reduction, stating
truthfully as they are paid by the
mile, and the loss of business has re-
duced the mileage, they are already
standing more than their share of the
reduction.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS

Under date of February 22nd, Nh
Lamar writes enclosing the following
letter from the Senior Member of the
Board of Engineers, in reference to
the date set for the hearing of argu-
ments upon the necessity of the i'm
provement of st Andrews Bay.
Mr. Lamar requests that two or
more representative men from here
attend the meeting There will also
probably be representative present
from those sections of Georgia and
Alabama, that are vitality interested.
There certainly should be repre-
sentatives from ST Andrews Bay. If
no effort is made by our own people
to obtain proper recognition from the
Board, we can hardly expect others
to obtain it for US. A strong COM
mittee from here could aid Mr. Lamar,
and the others who will appear before
the board, and would be able to
answer all questions that might arise
as to local conditions.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
Millville.

The Dewey is hauled out on the
ways for repairs.
James Holmes is constructing a
new dock at his landing.
Mrs Ennis, of Southport, is visiting
Mrs Willard Pratt this week.
Mr. Dice and family removed to
Carrabelle on yesterdays Tarpon.
Rev F. Wineman preached very
encouraging sermon here on Sunday
night.
Arthur Pratt and wife, and Walter
Parker and wife, spent Sunday with
Mrs Ed Pratt.
Quite number are preparing to go
from here on Fridays Tarpon to at
tend Mardi Gras at Pensacola.
VIM Burnett and family, and Rich
ard Carbon, took passage on the
Tarpon Ell route to Arrow, Fla.
Capt Roy Ecker brought over from
Cromanton on Friday in the Lavida,
Rev Balson and wife, and Mr. Mauger
and son.
The two lodges here, K. of P. and
w. o. W., joined in attending church
on Sunday last, and listened to a
fraternity sermon by the Rev Hast.
ings.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
Cromanton.

F. w. Hoskins made a flying TRIP
to Millville this week.
Aud Spicer is clearing up MI
CrOmans orange grove.
Mr. Williams Of Millville was il
town on business Monday.
Rev Wineman was an arrival or
Saturday mornings mail boat.
Mrs Walter Parker came over or
the mail boat Monday evening.
E. Nj. Goodson. of Panama City
was visiting at Charles Forbes on
Sunday.
How time flies. Here is the PILOT
again. 1 wonder if it is going to find
Spring.
Mrs Hodge and family, and Mrs
Pierce, spent day recently with Mrs
Frank Kinney.
With dewberries and peach trees
in bloom it looks as though we were
to have Spring soon.
Mr. Geddes, and J. N. and Charles
Forbes, were Panama City and ST
Andrew visitors this week.
No measles in town as yet. We
trust the weather will get more set
tied ere they visit this town.
Mrs E. c.. Spicer was a passenger
on the mail boat Wednesday to Par
ker where she spent the day visiting
friends.
Mr. Balson and wife went to St An
drew on "wednesday with Capt Roy
Eecker, in the Lavida, to meet
friends.
On Saturday last Messrs Stone,
Rollard, and Burrier of Parker, were
over here fishing for sheephead of
the Hoskins wharf
Mr. Todd, wife, and nephew, from
Vermillion, Ohio, were arrivals or
Wednesdays Tarpon. They are stop
ping with Mrs Bates who make mat.
tiers very home like and pleasant fol
her guests.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
ST. Andrew.

capt Bert Ware is getting the Mar
tina Lillian and the Nancy Lee in trim
for the fishing season.
The Cleopatra arrived on Friday
last with large load of freight for
points on the bay, and for st 10. 1t
sailed for st 10 Sunday morning.
The many friends of Mrs Robert
Baker will be pleased to learn that
she has so far recovered as to be able
to move about with the aid of
| crutches.
Messrs G. M. Parish, and R. C. and
b. f. Barton, were arrivals from
Dothan this week. The gentlemen.
are prospecting the bay country under
Mr. GregOry's charge.
Mrs DIR Brown, of Riverside, Ala,
sister of Capt Witherill, will make the
family of the latter a visit early next
month. Mrs Brown, nee Hattie
Witherill, will be welcomed by her
many old friends of the days gone by
when she was one of the Bay girls.
Miss E. N. Merriman, of Marinette,
Wis, was an arrival on yesterdays
TarpOn, and is guest at the hotel.
Miss Merriman will visit her friend
Mrs Booth, soon after which she ex-
poets her sister to join her and they
will occupy Mr. Sheppards cottage
until June.
The meeting of the Literary Society
at the residence of the Misses Shep-
pard, on Friday last, was well at
tended and exceedingly instructive
and pleasing. The subject was En-
merson and his writings. Tomorrow
the society meet in the West library,
at Old Town, for an afternoon with
Browning.
On Monday of this week Captain
Wltherill in the Leonore took load
of brick to the West Bay Turpentine
Coz, at West Bay. This firm are
building a wharf there, over. which
they will handle their material and
ship their output. They have already
several houses constructed, and are
pushing improvements right along.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
The Torpedo Destpoyers.

The torpedo boats Porter, belong.
Blakely, Tingey and Thornton, head
ed by the converted yacht Scorpion
left Norfolk, Va, on Friday last for
the Gulf, for their regular Spring
practice. Dispatches state that their
destination is this section of the Gulf.
Between st Andrews Bay and San
Bias point, are waters in which but
few vessels ever enter, and the unin-
habited shores promise immunity
from the effects of stray shots.
1t is to be hoped that the reports
that they are coming here are true,
in which case our people will have an
opportunity to see this section of our
war vessels. If in their movements
they would anchor a day off the en-
trance of this bay, hundred or more
craft would visit them from points
about the bay. There is no reason
why they should not do this. We
have no Mardi Gras to exhibit them
in, but we have several thousand PEG
pie who would take a day off to see
them.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27

makingregular trips here about March
18th. While on his way here by hack
from Wewahitchka he met with quite
an accident through the team run
ming away. The pole of the hack was
broken, the harness put out of SER
vice, and the party some miles from
anywhere. While picking up the
pieces along came a horse that had
also ran away, breaking loose from a
buggy, and bringing with him por-
tons of the same, and some harness,
furnishing Mr. Cobb with all that was
necessary to patch up his own rig so
that he could proceed to the nearest
turpentine camp.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27

w. d. Peters returned Wednesday
from a hunting and fishing trip of
several days inSae neighborhood of
Round Lake. He, reports that pro-
gressive little t-srn as building up
rapidly and steadily improving in
every way. The railroad now gives
it daily train service, and seven
stores cater to the wants of its grow
ing citizenship. All the houses are oc
cupied by busy people and many new
buildings are going up.-Verdict
Chipley.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
Bay Head.

John Ellerbee, of Bennett, was
shopping here Friday.
F. H. Ware made business trip to
st Andrews Tuesday.
Winfield Purcell, of Econfina, was
shopping here Saturday.
E. Singleton, of Nixon, Fla, was
shopping here Tuesday.
j. w. Gamer and wife, of Econfina,
were shopping here last Wednes-
day.
Little Miss Allaverne Gay has been
visiting her aunt Mrs Ware the past
week.
The freight boat Eva was up the
bay delivering freight Thursday and
Friday.
Mr. Cheek and another gentleman
arrived here on Thursdays mail boat
en- route to Round Lake.
E. M. Newman and wife, of Econ
fina, passed through here Friday en-
route to visit home folks.
Mrs Wilk, Mrs Young and daughter
Gwendalene, were visitors at Mrs
Wares Sunday evening".
Jas Brown and son Monroe Brown,
of Econfina, were down a couple of
days last week oystering.
Miss Pearl Ellis and two brothers,
Nix and Hayer, were visitors at Mr.
and Mrs Wares Sunday.
NJ G. Post, of st Andrews, arrived
here Wednesday evening from Chip
ley EN- route to st Andrews.
j. G. Sinclair, of Chipley, arrived
here Saturday with drove of mules
for sale; we wish him success.
j. G.. Sinclair made a business trip
to Southport Sunday, Capt F. H.
Ware taking him in his launch.
j. II. Porter comes over quite often
nowadays since he has his launch
fixed up with 5 h. p. Regal engine.
The Leonore, Capt F. A. Witherill,
of st Andrews, was up Friday even
ing with load of freight for F. H,
Ware & Co.
We will not be surprised when we,
see c.. Tompkins, of Tompkins, Fla,
leaving for Connecticut, as his bag
gage is in the warehouse ready for
shipping.
Capt S. w. Anderson finished the |.
calking on the new launch which L.
G. Gay is building for F. H. Ware |
Saturday evening. We are anxious
to see her gliding over the bay.
w. H. Woodland, of Chipley, travel |
ing salesman for the Lewis Bear Co. !
Pensacola, and another gentleman,
were attendingto business here Tues
day, Capt w. NJ. Railsback taking |
them to Southport in the mail boat |
Favorita.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27
Gay Locals.

Capt and Mrs Anderson were visi-
tors at Southport on Wednesday.
Drs Newton and Farrier were
business callers here last Saturday.
Messrs Sale and Davis, and Drs
Farrier and Newton were callers in
town last Sunday.
Capt Ware, of Bay Head, is a fire.
quent caller here with drummers, en-
route for various points.
Little ALA Verne Gay spent several
days with her Aunt Mrs Ware, at
Bay Head, the first part of the week.
L. G. Gay is still at work at Bay
Head upon Capt Wares new boat. 1t
is to be about the size and power as
that of the Regal and will be quite
an acquisition to the list of boats on
North Bay.
We regret to learn of the protracted
illness of Mrs T. ID. Sales, Southport.
DR. Brown Farrier, Chipley, has been
in attendance since last Thursday.
We understand that if Mrs Sales
condition will permit, she will be
taken away on the Tarpon Wednes-
day, to be placed in a hospital in
Albany.
Mr. w. w. Green left last Saturday
for his plantation at Georgetown, Ga.
Our sympathies truly go with him, for
we cannot but realize how keen will
be his suffering over the absence of
the sweet little daughter, who in the
past eagerly awaited his coming, who
was his pride and delight, and to
whom he has been so devoted. May
the memory of her sweetness be his
consolation.
Jean Mcmillan, is the guest of his
sister, Mrs r. w. Gay. Mr. Mcmillan
is one of the regular employees of the
Sales-Davis Co., at Southport, and
last Thursday was the victim of an
accident that might have ended
fatally. His clothing became caught
in shaft of the mill, and was liter
ally torn in shreds from his body.
He fortunately escaped with only
the flesh of one side and one arm
being badly bruised.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27

Parties here this week from Wausau
make good business report. The
Highnote & Morrell mill now owned
by L. H. Buchanan, and the Prichard
mill conducted by Walsingham &
Barfield, are both running, the train
on the B. c. & st A. makes daily
trips, the big steam shovel is putting
in full time, the merchants and others
are all doing good business, and
many improvements are being made
in the town and vicinity. Verdict
Chipley.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-27

About 5000 acres of land in Marion
and Citrus counties are to be planted
with long leaf yellow pine seed, in
the attempt to reforest the lands.
The project has been examined and
reported upon favorably by the United
States Forest Service.