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SUES ron rns,c,,r

q, sui vas filed by "a.
Ret a',,sis company aRalns, ,hs4.
e"uhl Mills a Timhn.S, W. IS
~ Sound Mills A Tt,n.,.af eompss.
N lhk fpf q Judgment Y, eohdDl1'
n, we superior court b{. t1t.Tis2
W complaint aiiegaa ,bss nlofnIsj
iil"eht due The steu,,st,s p bs n.
49,, transportation of Up eomp,s,
ats.ih Fhain ana geatsi. slytf ~
.lssHh on the stes tofdes,
ieas' 5 lFania ana sews,1 ~, Kdis'
fuses - pay. ''' MN eompsas !,
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IN Pref Htsxsns New Method panrs
RA ting Guaranteed In 4 Private LES
QOH soma Lessons sNafy daY ard aNsn
~ ing Glasses and assemblies. la
AH dies tree ath and Ttns Fnanea
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RESENTS HUSBANDS
ATTACKS WITH AXE

Charging that her husband was
In the habit Of attacking her with
deadly weapons and threatening
her life, Mrs uhrike Starke filed a
complaint IN a divorce suit against
Fred starke In the superior court
this morning She alleges IN her
complaint that since their marriage.
Nay 2. 1905, her husband has always
abused her. aud that he attacked
her several times with a knife. and
that on December 20. 1907 he a.
eanlted her With ANAL aYa.
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POLICEMAN IS ON
TRIAL FOR ASSAM


,,. Ssraard Jones. one Of me !.
c ,'' a' .harFed with assaultj1g ~ \ !.
81 ~ Ss'L mining man, ~ Z I.
r., ne +, evening d seais, % Z
~, ,4s' y On trial before 's"l yer
me superior court ioa... lag |
well who was on me "a. a. caEl
morning testified n msa saha q.
Who be said. was In a o,s' 'hg Ioua
dition. AZ the eniranc. !, a'.en o.
Doit saloon. lie said Jones -. .ae y
oi him the location ., ~ saqaiIs
station and that he sna L - Da4
waller who IL alao eh.s sn'ss ~
assault walked up PIKE ssa VI
corner Of Fourth av ~ Q NJ
men attacked him. W. ~ hoa
knocked down aud kleks<' y ~
came unconscious. Tbs NJ. ~ b
Waller ia set for Noyeml.. n
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ST PETERSBURG oct zg-After
an imprisonment of eleven months
and five days. Nicholas Tachaikov-
HkY. the Russian reyoiutionist. was
released yesterday afternoon on 90. D.
GOO bali. pending trial. Last night
De spent happy evening with his
family and Intimate friends Tach
aikuynky remains under police sur
VIGILANCE and will be unable 10 80
abroad Immediately as he expected
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SPOKANE. oct zs..--fff.~
~ and Joseph Cannon . 4 800 - "a
for rr-eierflon na speaker I
for any other man who Il $3.50
for the position. N he q gs..s.
tafiYe 81 Taft -ftOoaeselt n.i1,...
sardisns ~ who be may y
nouneef Miles Poindsztsf re.'.,,|
candidate FOR congreesrss. 4.
Third Warrington district
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rIoNnnn rAssIas AVN.

A. T.. nraymsr, for 20 years n res
idsnt ~ Seattle and one time ~
apeotor 90 the markets ana promi
nent In local politics. died yentefanS
al his home near Faifvlew thtipn
lie leaves widow ana Two 'hll
Mrs Louise q Moe. Also "a brother,
" A. Brnymer Mi nraymef was
s7 years ~ age and a2nd degree
Mason
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OAKLAND. oct zs-r,.
~ tte late Henry a. ps,s., .''sg
well known capitalist ans 49, =
~ ~ TIE Northern Eiertr,e y ~
TOOK place from the h6~e ~
mother yeEterday. prsslSs., y 3
iamiH fde Wheeler. = srIe...-- =
the deceased. read he 1870 {
eloquent prayer follo~sf = Z
mains wrfe crematad. * y
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application by his attorney, Jos.
Williamson. bail in the sum ~ ~
900 was granted and furnished by
n baltimore bonding company.
When released nfandenbcrg went
directly 20 the Hotel Aator and re-
kosed 20 talk. II ~ expected that
some sort Of n sensation viii come
from the case before election.
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Formulation was granted lanes A
wood administrator ~ the estate ~
Sarah =. Coz. deceased. BY Jude Nor.
fiH yesterday 20 sell the personal
property ~ tile estate on November
~ This consists Of household goods
AZ alb Pine - The heirs are Isnand
~ Coz. nov ia the county TAIL
charged with killing his wife ana q
sister Buais Mcdonald, Of Emporla.
Kansas
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Ia GtAspE. ore. oct ag-EH.
Cashier >. " scrlber. % tho Yarn 10
ere a Traders National bank. was
afTested last night ~ a deputy Uni
tod States marrhal on a warrant Ia
sued out ~ the federal court chnrg-
luE htrlbef with mise pr0pfiattnn
5000 ~ the funds 81 the bank 10
was already under arrest on the
charge ~ wronRfuiiy AppropriatinR
l4.s2b, and was al liberty on fis.-
600 honda
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Excursion
Free to
Manchester

SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER lHr
Would roi huF nHa sahaFtan hons
site. minutes fldv from seattle. and
PEI PLAIN figu ~ The rtfF. on extremely
sasy fsrmsf ~ yau aesia. come uah
% aanaaq mNraihs. November = and
- % show 800 Aanehesfsf. ehsfo Ne
thinh 10 EninT 70 b. laratsd seattle :
sFsafetf Eatuft
WHY
trrautu fou car fFe ia ManrhsFtef
ane nurh In Nsaftla hsHaure Tnu can
HNn fuur home and ftaintatn q home ir
Manchsstef Tor EFsat ae4l lees money
Than tn Seattle herAsaH fhs taNes are
hat one ffih shat theg ar in the
ritFI because haFH ms FsNfmdes We
have located af MAHehsafsF at present
Erad rfheai. store. hatai and ppsf
office Mnke me start msHt RumIaf
ntafninH tamafds anntns Yua omn Nefns
We Wlli take guu over 60 see Manchester
ffra aNf ny sn1 fHnHinFF F0u ~ pod
wifi select haFHa sifH ana start 20 build
UEht ngu Fuu need nHf make = - 9fnsHf
~ ~ daFs thee terms O. saif. fetal finHa
fen Frafs hiEht rea ts the time ta
taf. tsfefs prices - hafaHn feuF fsaf
CnHne anG trnF fpar fffunds ath Fau
natf SUNDAY nlerniua hafsHsssF ! Taks
steamer NritanrF feet 81 CalafaHla %
Entman fafh f1t fa
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-AELP WANTED"
Ann AL CLASSIFIED ADS

One cent q word MlnlmHm
charge ikc when chareou W
account actual number OF 49,
as set win he counted NrNN"
Insertions made for the pivSS
~ SIX when cash - paia, ~
cap. lines. or fraction tho''"i'
win be counted a. two lines
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

% net trust printed time
= tables In newspapers. For
4 time OF departure and arrival
= Of trains telephone King street :
= station Information Bureau, I
= Sunset, Main 2z4o, lndepend' :
= ent fit. I
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10 AnVERrlsERs.

Classification cannot Do s'Ns"
after IL O'Clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY ~
Mullen. bt0a Ballard avy ODD
City Hall rhons, 8eliafu sNo
MAIN OFFICE SeNenu 49,
between unlen and uMNelN''S'
Phones Main 1850; Ind eel
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reAponrl
hility for errors ~ any klnu
occurring in telephoned auNe'-
tisementa
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aaIrllArloNa WANTHp."

"Situations Wanted eaNo'
tisements ake for rs words
umes Additional space, &c per
line.
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CHIHUAHUA. Mealce a. +.
Moses Navarro and Maffla -
both clerks 90 the fianco ~
and Manuel Aoiinaf. Ell less =
years ~ age. are under afssr E
the mystery o. the r0hters 4 Fl
bank ~ $4,000 on the ~.
Ma rich e. solved One hsnssa \
seventy dollars has been feesss1
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Steamer President sailed ~ 4.
for San Francisco. thfee ksss
hind her schedule. bet 4 4 f1's
II she encounters 10 mora ~ +
viii easily make this flns T,
Steamer Jefferson saiied ~ =
for NkaRWay. She siso % !
hours late In getting out a. ~ :
held up ~ fog on her d<sf -
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Soap bubbles rise becann 4 i
hot air they contain.
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ron RENr-Rooms.


Two furnished housekcepinE toehs.
uehf and water en car NnN. ~" F'f
month Phone tnd. Nofs 70
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ron sALE-mlscgLLANEoUs.


SASH AND DOOR uAttlA 1853
We have our own dnnr mil ifuf
dhnfH from us
naofa fuf painting. o. no
uuprH fug stHfuins of vanishing ~ %.
We manufacture sNNfN a.usht ~
fancy window We soil We have nulH
une price tho lowest un Windows large
cottage front NiHduwa with faHef tops
ana tatsam Eiass toEfe price tf1f.
Uuf window frame department We
have the largest product and make ~.
eff frame ea sell Plain frames o. eR
per frame
cottage front doors with riass. o. ee
oaf Craftsman ~ uunEalaw front
daaf 81 name FtdaiEo. pfifu tAap thia
deer is ~ tarhra thiek ana ls efeat
value.
f4etare meidirH cent per foot
Bargains in odds Rnd rHds ~ sash
that hase been ieu ufsf ~ ufHrfvH
wrong N'uil dpHfs fhn rNeav doors
might have a apuf panel aF SOME other
defect that would hsf them ffam =
feEulaf grade CLOSING them nuf
seed fef price lists write yauf name
ana address piainis amt We wih Tor
ward Yeu copies ~ eur NtiH hf return
mail free. foafuaid without charge
% u WILLIAMS Cn.
1879 Western ave- Seattle wash
rms largest snh most fafurahif kHaa
Rash anH tsapf Dealers in thn Nurfhusst
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Moving

s.f.- .r~s. .zraelna fruti. erfries ere
s.-.et.kiss saflna natsf. f.fuHia HHisf
anf hsaafifai asw residence an.f 49,
-sr...sssrs ehirEsa haaar ant FafH
80 fsaaaaN uafrg. tsrn. ehste
.rifhfn afieluE tistsnfa -
80 - minutes 90 tar nraf ~
efnIasa faat uensf T. 90 ehA 90
asisf has mansf 60 i've on ~
-.rharss ranch fnf huusc 90 I've ln
H. rIfe af viii ssn On easf tsfiss
m irfsrssfsa crop lies sith ~ ~
ti~Htars - yaaf place " ~ 90 NNt
mean tusinass. please % pNA
A 1. Fu~K a co..
aissh rtuqr rlanssr ulfE
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nIRrn NOTICES


Evensen To the wife 81 Robert
Fvenson. tTti seth Av. 8. October
IS a son.
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4 WINN1
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VVOTIl

81 BREAf
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~ girl
Ethrisaen
f1e8y ~
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fhis efeA
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IN Miss
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$3.50 a Lot

ciasinr oai pays rsfk Aadttlon. ~
tsss pfUNpftr Ga West seattle la4Aia
FHaf nHaeF Ben tee asafa
QuUuFNf.fnw Hu&M.
81 Bailey Hida
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
fu4rsfIrafe this chance n utftlnia
80 asffsrtsana Company all rsf feH
fea s.r es.t write today aud fefriFF.
re- n charge. tsanfifai Illustrated ptee
bsafus shaatas yes " Fal inFeet
kandfsd aaiiars res VII ti.l
80. il return four handrsd SUITS flp
tians are hsfna received rapidly. Ana
tbta apssrtnaffr Hiii not last lgnH. -
ths sfaea 20 - seid nov = UNITED "a
Ayr ATTRACTIONS CO.
aHfsat Arcade hldH
& A. HOLLAND -
Secretary ard Treasurer ~4fss
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kaskW II
pir 4
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Furnished faamH ~ one ~ W., w.
dlstancs sstf ftfih at and 'eae' =
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Veinstin John Neinstin. 4 months
October a7. In this city.
Rundeti-A RundeiA 80, DC
tober 20. Fort f.awtun.
Johnson-F. 1. lohnson. Al. Oc
tober a. 1918 First av
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nurrERwoRru a SON. rfofcssionai
Directors ana Licensed Emhaiunefa 1871
lst. cpp Moore Theatre Npih phones 80
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Myers Optical Co. ana floor. tfii sec.
gnd Lenses replaced. foc Eyeglasses
complete 81 90 up Satisfaction HuHran-
t0ed Eastern pficrH Open evenings
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-23
DEATH Of MRS.
SARAH L|PPS
Died Suddenly of Paralysis
at Her Home Yesterday
Afternoon.

Mrs. Sarah ISpps, wife of Jacob
IS, died suddenly at 2:30 O'Clock
yesterday "a Co4 I4O>4A al ner home, No.
134 East Intendencia street. Death
was due co paralysis, and she lived
only a few moments after suffering
the attack ~
Mrs. 1pps was apparently enjoying
good health, as she made no mention
during the forenoon of feeling i'll, and
her sudden death was therefore a
great shock to her relatives and
friends. IS
The deceased was native of Dub
lin, Ireland, and had reached the age
Of GA years. She came TO Pensacola
In 1872, and had made her home
here continuously since that date. She
Ia survived by q husband, and two
:: hildren, Misses Cecilia and Florence
Carnie, and many other relatives.
The funeral ceTenonies will be con-
Quoted at St MseAaels church this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock and the in
berment will s.bes in st. Johns GENE
terry. The following will act as pail
bearers: e. Heron, l.. Quigley, Jas.
M. Johnson &C. Garter, ID. Jones and
Lars Anderson.
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CHILDREN OF REDWOOD
DISTRICT IN CALIFORNIA ASK
GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH A
NATIONAL FOREST OF RED
WOOD - PROFESSIONAL Ac-
TON WOULD BE NECESSARY.
BY Associates Press.

Washington, Feb. 22.-An unique
petition has just been received here
by the forest service from nearly
400 California school children who
ask for the establishment of a red
wood national park. This petition
which ia from the children of Eu-
reka, Humboldt county, California, is
unlike any ever. sent to a government
department to ask for the preserva-
ton of forests. In the petition the
children say:
I'VE. the children Of Eureka school,
have been STUDYING about our red
cd forests and along with the rest
OF the people OF cur country, we feel
that representative groves of these
trees should be preserved for our
selves and coming generations of
children and we respectfully petition
the United States government to take
some action toward establishing a ma
tional park of red wood"
Government foresters who are ae
quainted with this section of Cali
fornia say that the children give good
reasons for the establishment of the
national park. 1t has only been
few years since the red wood trees
stood thick on the land arc End the
larger towns of Humboldt county,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-23
WATERMAN IS
ON VACATI ION
New Secretary of Chamber of
Commerce Leaves The
Journal for Rest.

Mr.. G. A. Waterman, of The Journal,
who was recently elected secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce, finished
his work with the paper yesterday,
and viii leave today for Mobile and
New Orleans, where he will take a
few days rest, previous to assuming
his duties VIII 49, Chamber of Com
aerce, which begin March 1.
MI. WauSI4---L-- oIk on The Jour-
nal has been exceptionally good, and
both the paper and his associates on
the staff regret to lose him. The Jour-
hal and The Journals people have,
however, always been willing to sacri
ce their own interests when the In
terests of Pensacola were at stake,
and in this case they are giving up
Mr.. Waterman with the feeling that
their loss is the city's gain.
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FINANCIAL
REFORMS IN
OLD MEXICO
Minister of Finance Would
Begin Renaissance in
Money Conditions.
BY Associates Press.

Mexico City, Feb. 22-Mexico is
on the eve of great financial reforms.
Jose Limantour. minister of finance
and public credit, has been in nego
tiation and in conference with lead.
ing financial. commercial, and bank
ing men OF the republic for several
weeks. The result OF these confer
enceS has been declared in a circu-
lar which has just been issued by the
department Of finance making an ex-
position Of the aims and desires of
the government, and calling a con-
ference OF banking men in the near
future to devise ways and means for
the reform of the public credit sys-
tenn Minister Limantour in his in
vitation to the bankers and other
important business men said. in part:
The differences which have grown
out Of the recent financial crisis I'm
the United States, and which rapidly
spread TO all parts OF Europe. have
revealed deficiencies. almost irrecor-
-ilable with the duty of affording
substantial guarantee to all those
who, with their capital or their Ia
Dor, cooperation In the advancement
of the country. This is, therefora
the opportunity to use your aid in
advancing the betterment of our con-
ditions.
The department Of finance. which
has never ceased to advise In a con.
4dentfal manner presents means for
RE adobticD Of de~nite measures Of
hcially beneficial to bankers ana
clients alike, believes that the study
of certain essential reforms made II,
accord with representative delegates
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THIS Advertisement

OF Hoods SarsapariIia is to remind you Of
It's great merit as blood purifier, appetite
giVer, and as a nerve, stomach and oil.
sestiye tonic. Nothing else like II, no other
has 50 good a record, no other viii do you
50 much good. It cures.
EcrofuIa 10 Years Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla has cured me of screfnia, with which
have. bean troubled for Is years. Ny little
daughter bad . scrofula swelling on her neck
end Hoods Sarsaparilla also cured her"
Mrs. q. NORRIS. Annandaie. Minnesota
Dyspepsia = Il was troubled for
months with dyspepsia and could not eat
anything without distress. ] began taking
Hoods Sarsapasilla and was soon iraprov:
ing. / took It steadily until i was cured. -
LYDIA McWHEELER, Athol. Mass.
Ehsumetism-'I was severely AFFLICTED
Heed's SarsRparilla helped me after other
medicines failed and il has heightened my
life." JESSIE KILLNER. Middle Grove. n. Y.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called
Sarsatasss. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared emily By C. I. Hood Co., Lowell Mass.
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Wolfe, w. N. Edwards and G. M.
HlgntoWer was appointed by the
president to have the constitution and
bylaws printed in pamphlet form and
delivered to Secretary c. s. Hail
As the class has had no regular
teacher since tbs departure of Rev.
Cummings, ]. A kirkpatrick was an
pointed by the president. J. w. Nc
Gully was elected by unanimous vote
as the class reporter, and a commit
tee was appointed to have large
signs of the devotional meetings
printed, framed and placed in an
hotels. rooming houses and depots.
The next business meeting viii he
neld on the last Friday OF March at
1870 p. m "'
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CARGO Of COAL
FOR NAVY YARD
Five Masted Schooner Mary
F. Barrett Arrives From
Norfolk Yard.

The ive,masted American schooner
Mary F. Barrett arrived at the PEN
sacu4a navy yard late yesterday afte :
noon with a full cargo of coal from
Boston. The schooner was sighted OF
the bar early in the afternoon, and
SIMPSON went out and towed
her into port. SllR went a. 1gside the
coal wharf upoa her arrival and Mon
day the work of diScharsfng the cargo
viii be commenced.
The coal is from Norfolk, and was
sent here for use by the war vessels
which are to be in Pensacola harbor,
and on the target range during the
next few months Among the vessels
are the cruiser Montgomery aRd the
entire torpedo boat hotilla. Other YES
sells may also colae here fer target
prectice.
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OKLAHOMA
AND KANSAS
continues From FIRST page,

4
we would have elected Colonel Harris
governor by 10000 majority"
At the mention OF former Senator
| Harris, whose friends are urging him
for reelection to the senate, there
was much applause. But the great
est demonstration came when Mr..
Harrington mentioned the name of
w. j. Bryan.
I'VE want to broaden OUT he said.
| IF man comes up to vote, If he is
for Bryan, it makes no difference
what his grandfather was or what
his former political affiliations have
been, let's welcome him"
During the demonstration the name
OF the Nebraskan was cheered to the
echo. This was renewed a few min
utes later when resolutions binding
the convention to instruct its dele
gates to Denver to vote for the nom
ination OF Mr.. Bryan for president
were read. The resolutions were in
trcduced by Judge w. P. billiard, of
Fort Scott, and were adopted unani-
mously. They follow:
The Resolutions.
BE it resolved by the democrats
of the state OF Kansas In state con-
veDtion assembled that the delegates,
both delegates at large and delegates
from the several congressional dis
tricts to be elected by this convention
to the national democratic conven-
ton, to be held in the city of Denver,
Col. on July T. 1908, be, and they are
hereby instructed to vote for the nom
ination of the Hon. w. ]. Bryan for
the nomination for president of the
United States
BE it further resolved, That each
and every person nominated as a.
delegate at large, and each and every
person nominated to this convention
as district delegate, before his rat:-
fcation and election by this conven-
ton as such delegate, be required to
pledge himself to vote in said nation-
al convention for the nomination of
w. j. Bryan for president of the
United States.
''Be it further resolved, That the
delegates to be elected by this con- |
vention are hereby directed and in |
structed to cast the solid vote of |
Kansas for the nomine' n of w ] |
Bryan. for president. the desires or |
wishes of any individual delegates |
or delegate. to the contrary notwith- /
standing"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-23
YOUNG MEMS
BARACA CLASS
Interesting Meeting Held on
Friday Night and Eight
Members Elected.

The Young Mems Baraca Glass OF
the First Methodist church held its
regular monthly business meeting
Friday night at the Y. NJ. C. A The
meeting was called to order by Pres.
j. c. Griflth and prayer was said
by Rev. c. W. Gavin.
Various standing committees made
excellent reports, the "hustlers" re-
porting eight applications to be voted
on and two new applicants.
The following eight were enrolled
as members: J. W. Lamar, F. Lay
field, w. NJ. Mackey. M White, E. f.
Otis, c. B. McAllister. F. Favorite
and r. II Pearce, making a total of
AZ members now on the roll.
The committee on bylaws made
its report, submitting the bylaws
which were read and adopted The
committee was discharged.
u committees consisting OF 3. f.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-23
Notice to the Public

Every one interest
ed in street lighting is
invited to inspect the ex-
hibition of the Welsbach
system now on display on
B a y lie n street from
Chase to Wright streets,
inclusive.
The street lighting
contracts of the past 5
years are about to ex-
pire, and bids are now
in the hands of the board
of public works for the
renewal of the contracts.
The bid for Welsbach
street, lights is $4,000
each per annum for 200
or more lamps. This
price permits of locating
three Welsbach lamps in
each block to equal the
cost per block of the next
best system of street
Lighting.
We claim that with
three lamps per block
Cor equal cost per block
there will be practically
no shadows, which con-
stitutes good and eff
Gent illumination rather
than bright spots at the
corners, darkness be-
tween and therefore
strong contrasts in LIGHT
ing effects.
Also we claim orna-
mental lamps with neat
street sions of cut plass
on lamps at all intersec-
tions; a reliable service
durin9 storms, and alto
gether the most up-to-
date street lightinr SER
vice now on the market.
AS public money is to
be expended for this
lighting the public
should be posted and aid
their officials in select
ing the best.
Our confidence in our
light prompts this prac-
teal demonstration free
of cost to the city and all
are earnestly requested
to take the trouble to
make the inspection.
Respectfully,
Pensacola Gas Co.,
By c. F. Geek, Supt.
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