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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-29
MASTERS SALE.

BY virtue of a decree OF foreclosure and
sale rendered by the Honorable j. Emmett
Wolfe, Judge OF the Circuit Court OF Is
Gambia County, Florida. on the 18th day
of January, A. d, 1908, in the. case OF
Allen r. Jones against Isaac Fair and
Nevada Fair, his wife. will on Mon
day, the md day of March, A. d., 1908.
sell at public auction for cash, before
the County Court House door in the City
of Pensa cola, Escambia County. Florida
during the legal hours OF sale, the follow
ing described real estate situated. lying
and being in said city OF Pensacola, Es-
Gambia county, Florida, to-wit:
That lot Of ground commencing sixty
600 feet from the Northeast corner OF
block fifty-six 1850, thence running south
sixty 600 feet. thence running west nine
ty (90) feet. thence running north sixty
900 feet. thence east ninety 600 feet to
the point Of beginning, and lying and be-
ing in the West King Tract Of the City
OF Pensacola. Esscambia county. State OF
Florida as per map OF said city published
by Thos. q. Watson in 1884. Together
with the tenementS. Embellishments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or ap-.
pertaining. Deed at cost of purchaser.
PatilIo Campbell Special Master.
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TERSELY TOLD.

Hon. D. H. Mays. who has been
spending several days in the upper
end of Escambia county in his cam
paign for congress, left at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for his home in
Monticello.
Supt. Lucian Minor, of the South
ern Express Coz with headquarters in
Nashville. is in the city on business
connected with the company.
Henry Mclaughlin who has been
visiting prominent cities in the north
and east on business, has returned to
the city.
K. P. Seasons and W.. v. Mayfield,
OF Bombay, were among the business
visitors to the city yesterday.
G. l. Virgins, of Pine Barren and
a party of friends were in the city
yesterday, they having made the trip
in the automobile of Mr.. Virgins.
Richard Tillis, wealthy resident
OF Montgomery, was in Pensacola for
several days this week on a business
visit
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was SO degrees at
$3.50 p. m, while the minimum was
At degrees at 6 a. N. Last year on
the same date the maximum was Al
degrees and the minimum 63 degrees
The average maximum for this date
Is 81 degrees and the average mini.
mum 4S degrees.
Rev. Thos. NJ Galloway, pastor of
the First Baptist church who preach
ed last Sunday morning on the Prob
lem of the Unemployed" will have
for his subject at IL O'Clock tomor-
row morning: The Inequalities Of
Life and the Responsibilities They
Bring" He extends a special invi-
tation to Mardi Gras visitors 10 be
present at both his morning and his
evening service.
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ements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto, belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning. free from all exemptions and
Thousand (s50,o0o.00l Dollars.
"
The said corporation shall exist for
Ninety-nine $3.50 years from date OF
granting letters patent to it.
Board Of Three (31 Directors, a Presi-
dent, Vice President, and a Secretary and
a Treasurer. The directors shall be
elected annually at a meeting of the
stockholders to be held on the first Mon
day in April of each year and the of
ncers shall be elected by the Board of
same day. Until the first election J. F.
StiIlman shall be President. J. H. Smith
wick, Vice President, and r. b. Simpson.
Secretary and Treasurer. and the said
persons shall constitute the Board OF Dr.
rectors.
which the corporation can at any time
subject itself shall be Fifty Thousand
Dollars (s5o,eoo.0o);
The. said subscribers subscribe to the
following amounts of stock, to-wit:
!. j. Il. StilInan. 40 shares 81, 600 90.
]. H. Smithwick. lis shares. Sill 400. 90.
r b; simpson, 10 shares, s1.5O0,oO.
Total. 300 shares s3O,OOO.O0.
mentioned subscribers have hereunto
signed their names.
JOHN r. S1lI.LMA.N,
J. II. SMITHWICK,
r. B. SIMPSON.
State of Florida. County of Escambia.
Before the undersigned subscriber, a
Notary Public in and for said State and
County, personally appeared J. f. Still
man. J. II. Smithwick and 4. B. Simpson.
known to me to be the individuals de-
scribed by those names and who, being
duly sworn. say that they executed the
foregoing instrument for the uses and
purposes therein expressed.
Given under my hand and official seal
this 18th day of February. A D., 1Svo.
k-B RADCLIFFE.
(SEAI.) Notary Public.
My commission expires July 10, 1909.
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Legal Advertisements.
INTERPRETATION NoTIcE,

We, j. E. Stillman j. H Smithwick and
r. b. Simpson, all of Pensacola, Escam-
cation for letters patent Incorporating us
and our assigns into corporation in &C
cordance with the laws of the State of
Florida under the following charter:
The name of the corporation shall be
the North Hill Land Company.
The general nature of the business to
be transacted shall be the acquisition. use.
the doing of all things incidental to said
business, the acquisition, holding, use ana
disposition of all property, real and per-
sonal, which may be necessary or conven-
lent for the carrying out of said pur-
poses.
The amount of capital stock shall be
Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50. 100000, divid-
ed into Five Hundred (5OO) Shares OF one
Hundred Dollars (s1Oo.ool eaen. ana snail
ton of the interests of subscribers in
and to the following described real es-
tate. lying. being and situate IN the
county of Escambia, State of Florida, to-
All that part of Section Eighteen qsl
Township Two CD South, Range Thirty
(3O) West, lying in the West one-nali
(W. ~ of the East one-haif ". Y Oh
said section, described as Ioto"s .oe-
ginning at a point at the southeast cor
ner of the west one-haK CIV. - OF the
East one-half &c. ~ OF the said section
thence running North Seventeen hun
dred and Five O7O5) feet; thence West
e. ,;zbf angles Seven Hundred and For
fv-fye (7s51 feet; thence South at right
angles Seventeen Hundred and Five llfn0)
feef: thence East at right angles seven
Hundred and Forty-fiTe Gap Ieet. 70 tn ne
point of beginning. Also all that part OF
said section Eighteen (1S) lying in the
wet one-half CIV. ~ of the East one
half az, ~ OF the said secuon. NORM OF
q, line drawn East and West TWenty1
three Hundred and SeNenty-Nlne $500
feet North of the southern Dounod5y iIIe
of said Section Eighteen 1ls), ana Pslr
aIlel thereto excepting parcel OF iand
ono hundred and Forty (14O) feet .'orth
and South by Three hundred ano wei
fVNfive 1325G feet East and West, iSing
West of the Cotton Compress ana al
land decided by II. F. Namely TO a: y,
Enoxvies Also excepting all lands IN
the West one-haN CIV ~ OF the East
oIIehalf (F Ie) of said Section Eight
cen (IS). Township Two CD South. hanse
thirty C3Ol West. heretofore conveyed
portion of said Section Eighteen tisl
khonn5ad as follows: On the South by
tie Eorth line of the City OF Pensacola
N thfa West by a line drawn North and
Sonfh through said Section, Two Thous-
and and Thirty-eigtt ana 6o-lOo (SoSs:oo'
feet East of the West hnS OF sun. SUI, 9e -,
ton Eighteen (1S); on The .Nortn oy
lana described in a deed made by NJ A.
OIlina and A. &. Blount Jr 10 w. w
ESerce Ltd on July 81. 1905 and re-
corded in deed book 2S. page 34S of the
records of EScambia county Florida, on
the East by the dividing Ines between
Sections Eighteen (1S), and Nineteen ClS).
Township Two l2) South. Range Thirty
(20l West. all of the fereSoing lands con-
tanning Seventy-nine (7@l acres. more or
less.
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Range. Thirty West. lying West OF the
East line of right-of-way of the County
Road from Pensacola TO Flomaton.
Voting piace-Hendricks Store.
NJ 26-
Is that portion OF the city OF Pensacola
on the North by Gadsden street on the
East by Bayou TeXar and on the South
by the Bay.
Voting placs-Corner Chase street and
No a.
bounded on the West by Ninth avenus.
on the North by City Limit line, on the
East by Bayou Texar, ard on the South
Voting piace-Coruer Tenth avenue and
DeSoto street
Is that portion of the city of Pensacola
bounded on the West by Alicante street
by Ninth avenue. and the South by Gads-
Voting placs-Corner Alcaniz and
Brainard streets
No. 29-
Is that portion of the city of Pensacola
bounded on the West by PaIafox street.
on the North by City Limit. the East
by Alcaniz street, and on the South by
Voting pIace-Corner Hayne and Gads-
den streets.
80.
No. 30
Is that portion of the City OF Pensa-
cola bounded on the West by Spring
street. on the North by City Limit,
the East by PalafoX street. and on the
South by Gadsden street.
Voting place-Corner Palafox and Lloyd
streets.
No. 81
Is that portion of the City of Pensacola
bounded on the East by Spring street
on the South by Gadsden street. and on
the North and West by City Limit.
Voting place-Corner Strong and Olivis
streets.
No. 81
Is that portion of the City of Pensacoll
bounded the East by Olivia street, on
Bayou Chico. on the Northwest by Bayou
Chico and City Limit Line, and on tho
North by Gadsden street.
Voting place-Corner Government and
T. streets.
No. 80
Is that portion of the county bounded
by a line commencing at the Southeast
corner of Section Twenty-Five in Town
ship Five North. Range Thirty-tWo West
and running West along South line of
said section to Pine Barren creek; thence
NorthwesterIy along Pine Barren and
thence Easterly along the State Line to
the line between Ranges Thirty one and
Thirty-twO West. and thence South along
said range line to point of beginning.
Voting place-Bratts.
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ELECTION DISTRICTS, ESCAMBiA
COUNTY, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY
18Th. 1903.

Election districts in Escambia County,
Florida, as now established, February 10,
1908:
No /
Is all that portion of the county lying
south of Bayou Grande and OF the line
between Townships Two and Three South
(from Bayou Grande to Perdido Bay, ex-
cepting the United States reservations
Voting place-V. Goidback's store.
Is that portion of the county bounded
by a line commencing where the line be
crosses the East line of right-of-way of
the county road, Pensacola to F'lomaton
and running thence Southeastern along
East line of said right-of-way to Pensa-
cola City Limit line; thence Southwest
erly. along City Limit line to Bayou Chi
co; thence down said bayou to the South
Jackson's Bridge Creek. flowing into it.
to the line between Ranges Thirty and
Thirty-one; thence North along Range
Two South, Range Thirty West. and
thence East along North line of said
Township to point of beginning.
Voting place-k !p Park
Is composed of Townships Two South
Thirty-one West, and Two South, Thir-
ty-twO West
Voting place-MiIlyiew-
Is composed of Township One South.
Twenty-nine West, and those portions of
Townships One South. Thirty West, and
Two South, Twenty mine West, and Two
South, Thirty West, lying East of the
Ferry Pass or Wire Road. Carpenters
Creek and Bayou Texar.
Voting plaee-oid Roberts Place.
Is composed of Townships One South.
Thirty-one West, and One South, Thirty
West.
Voting place-Klondike.
Is composed of Townships One North
of Range Twenty mine, and Thirty West,
and that portion OF Township One North.
Range Thirty-one West. lying East of a
line extending from the Northwest cor
ner OF Section Three to the Southwest
corner of Section Thirty-six.
Voting place-GonEalez.
Is Township Three North of Range
Voting place-Pine Barren.
Is composed of Townships Two North.
of Ranges Thirty-two and Thirty-three
West, and Townships Three North of
Ranges Thirty-two and Thirty-three
" Voting pIace-McKinnonville.
Is composed of that portion of Town
shin Five North. Thirty West, lying
South of Sections Seven. Eight and Nine
and that portion OF Township Five North
Of Range Thirty-one West. lying South
of Sections Seven. Eight, NiES, Ten,
Eleven and Twelve.
Voting place-Bluff Springs.
No. 10
Is that portion of the county bounded
nv a line commencing at the point Hhere
eine Barren creek crosses the South line
Of Section Twenty-Five in Township Five
North OF Range Thirty-two west. and
running West along the south lines OF
SertioTs % 2s % % 20 and 30, of said
tounshir and Sections o. 26. and q OF
ToyfDship Five North. Thirty-three West.
10 Rrusiiy creek; thence northerly along
said creek 10 the State Line; thence
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MEETING OF
THE ". c. 7. u.
THE THREE UNIONS HELD A
JOINT MEETING AND DECIDED
TO SPEND THE COMING YEAR
WORKING FOR TEMPERANCE
AND PROHIBITION.

In response to call issued by Mrs.
Varnum, superintendent of the three
Women's Christian Temperance
Christian Unions of the city, to the
officers of the unions, there was a full
and enthusiastic meeting yesterday
evening. The object of the meeting
was to outline the work of the COM
ing year. The meeting decided to de-
vote the coming year to temperance
and prohibition.
The eleven unions organized by.
Mrs. Newton in the county, Till have
a convention later in the season. The
West Hill Union meets every Tues
day afternoon in the West Hill Bap.
fist church, the Francis Willard
Union meets every Wednesday after
noon in the Gadsden Street Methodist
church and the Mary Newton Union
will meet today in the Palafox Street
Methodist church, when q place of
meeting viii be decided upon perma-
nently.
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EXPOSURE WILL
: OCCUR TONIGHT

After attracting crowds for a week
the figure in the show window of the
Watson, Parker & Reese Co. store is
to be exposed tonight at O'Clock,
and it will then be known whether or
not the figure Is mechanism Or man.
Each afternoon the street in front
of the store has been blocked with
crowds, each person endeavoring to
catch some movement on the part of
the figure so as to decide whether it
is that of a man, or a mere dummy,
but none have so far been successful,
and there will no doubt be a large
crowd in front of the store tonight,
when the secret will be let out.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ministries.

TONiGHT-coburn's Ministries.
Fridays Mobile Register, in COM
menting on the performance in that
city, says:
The j. A. Coburn Greater Minstrels
were the attraction at the Mobile the
atre last night, there being fair-siZed
audience in attendance. The company
was formerly known as the Great
BARLOW Ministries" The company,
though small, was a good one, giving
a clean show from start to finish,
many of the cast being above the av-
ereere seen with a small minstrel
company.
The first part was beautifully staged,
presenting the opening spectacle, The
Reception of the American Mlddtes at
the Palace OF Lotus" introducing The
entire company in popular, bright and
catchy musical selections.
There were many good singers In
the vocal choir, among them being
Engene Williams, whose lyric soprano
was a decided innovation. He sang the
oTd-tin1e ballad, Silver Threads
Among the Cold" He was literally
encored. Robert G.. Hockett possesses
a deep basso voice and sang "A Thou
sald Miles from Shore" T. B. Grem-
meT sang The Last Rose of Summer
Is the Sweetest Song of All" This
brought down the house. He was COM
PEELED TO repeat the chorus, assisted by
the quartet
Dan Holt, "The Georgia Cotton Bios
SOM" was as popular as ever and sang
his two original songs: OATS All ]
Got 10 Tay,' and Lie. ] Had Some
sense He was called back three
times. the last encore calling forth his
hast efforts in eccentric dancing Roy
peck rendered the popular song,
Oats Music to Ne" He, too, Was
encored.
The oiio was special feature of the
show. The Cevenes in siack-wire
work were par excellence Dan Holt
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in his monologue gave a few remarks
ON marriage telling it straight
from the shoulder. He sang a couple
of pleasing parodies. Jules and Mari
Zon, European equilibrists, are top
liners, their work being marvellous.
The Greater University Four sang a
number of pretty and popular num-
bers.
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AT THE THEATRES
LAST NIGHT-MeIntyre and HeatI:
pleased

LAST NlGHT-MeIntyre and HeatI:
Years ago, in vaudeville. Mcintyre
and Heath, as the Georgia Min
Strels, made thousands laugh. Last
night, at the opera house. before the
largest audience of the season, these
exceptionally clever comedians, with
the assistance of large and good
chorus, repeated the successes that
have made them famous.
The vehicle used for their amusing
work is termed "The Ham Tree" and
it is just as ridiculous as is the name.
IN one of the lines, James Mcintyre.
as Alexander Hambletonian, says, Il
am so hungry I am weak" While
this may or may not have been true,
it is true that the audience was weak
from laughing. To describe the per-
revert to theatrical parlance and say,
sit is a scream from beginning to
end" for it unquestionably is
THE Ham Tree is in three acts.
bright, clever and entertaining in
every way. 1t is a trife inconsistent
as to plot, but who looks for a plot
in the present day musical comedy?
What the people want, is something
funny, well presented. In this par
ticular attraction, they, the people,
get just what they desire, served tn
them in an incompatible manner.
The leads themselves are funny, Lot
ony in dress and appearance, but in
actions as well. They do not rely on
hOrseplay or "sfapstick" work for
their success, using instead, clean, up
to-date and pithy comedy.
They have not made the mistake
Of ct11sT-naJuHiT%1 hAn -,
ferior cast, but on the contrary, have
selected actors and actresses of abiI-
ity, and in this, have been exceed
ingly wise. No one member of the
cast was what might be termed poor.
They were all very good and added
ng,.>-- to the nights enjoyment.
AS to the chorus, while not very
strong in either looks or voice, they
were well drilled and handsomely cos
tuned The chorus numbers about
So in ALL. male and female, all hard
workers, and their work was pleasing.
The following are the principals Of
the cast: Alexander HambIetonian,
James Mcintyre; Henry Jones, T. K.
Heath; Sherlock Battles, Frank
O'Brien; Ernest Everhart, manager
o. the Georgia Minstrels, Phil w.
Smith; Lord Spotcash, Arthur Barry;
Lawrence NfckieDacher, Aifrc0 FISH
err; Mrs. Nicklebacker, Jeanne Fowl
er: Tessie Nicklebacker. Carolyn Cor
don: Desdemona, maid, Belle Gould !;
Jlmpsey, John Dobson; Ponsby, valet
to Lord Spotcash, Otto T. Johnson.
The musical numbers were decided
Iy pretty and went well. Those de-
serving of particular mention are:
EVERY Drummer Has Sweetheart"
the automobile song and Dear Old
Manhattan Isle"
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What You Eat

Plays an important part in
your life. Very often you
will hear the remark that ''all
[ get in this life is what I
eat. Then why not get the
best, since it does not cost
any more. If you want the
best you get it here.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of
the Supervising Architect. Washington.
p. G.. February :. 1S0S.-Sealed propos-.
ais VIII be received at this office until 2
o'clock p. m. on the 18th day of March.
1908. and then opened, for the construc~
ton OF quarters and hospital buildings at
Santa Rosa Quarantine Station, Pensa-
cola, Florida. In accordance with draw
ings and specifications. copies of which
may be had at the discretion OF the SUI
pervising Architect, by applying at this
Office or to the office Of the Medical Of
fcer in Command. Penacoia. Florida
jaime knox Taylor, Supervising ArchI-
tect- Sf202s-25-2f-z9
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TURKEY DINNER
AT HUCHEY'S

A fine Turkey dinner as a Sunday
special at Highey's today, So cents.
Served from IL until O'Clock.
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FEBRUARY %.

Comes but once in four years Don't
fail to flavor your desserts with Blue
Ribbon Vanilla. Like Feb. 18th, it's
in a class by itself
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PILES CUHED IN TO - DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to care
any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protru6ing Piles in to "A days or money
refunded. Soc.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Pensacola. Fla. Oct. 2S. O7.--Notics
IS hereby given by the undersigned, al
administrators OF the estate OF +. I. Stew
ems, deceased, that they intend to make
final returns of their accounts and obtain
a discharge from their administ ratorship
on the first day Of May. A. D., 1908.
81. u CLARK.
". r. FORDHAM.
50octoantonayI Administrators
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The ParlOr Market
4zs-RbonesL4ss
Political Announcements.
FOR TREASURER.

FOR TREASURER. !,
I hereby announce myseR ras candidate
for the office of County Treasurer and
ask the support of the Democratic vot-
ers at the primary of May 10, 1903. Very
w. M. J. SCOTT.
FOR SUPERVISOR REGISTRATION.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Supervisor of Regis
tration of EScambia County. and ask
the support of the Democratic voters a
the primary of May 10, 1908. Respect
fully, A Fl. CLOPTON
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
am a candidate for the office of Clerk
of Circuit Court, and am in favor of
abolishing the fee system. I ask the
support of all good Democrats at the
primary, May 10, 1908.
L. s. BROWN
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Today we will sell Reinitas
Clear Havana Cigars, for
SITS per box. Imperial CT.
gar Store.
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Notice is hereby given that the under
Frederick Bonar, deceased. will on the
10th day OF April. 4. D.. 1908, file his
ACCOUNTS and vouchers with the county
fudge OF Eseambia county. Florida and
ask for a discharge from his admInistra-
torship- p II WfIALEf.
oamsmoct30 Administrator.
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Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate OF
Florence r. Bonar, deceased, will on the
goth day of April. =. D., 1908. file his az
counts and vouchers with the county
Judge of Esc6mbia county. Florida. and
ask for discharge from his admlnistrs~
torship- Il. II. WHITLEY.
oct30caIn6n Adiuinistrater.
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Is that portion of Township one South.
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Is all that portion of the county lying
south of Bayou Grande and of the line
between Townships Two and Three South
(from Bayou Grande to Perdido Bay, eX-
cepting the United States reservations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-29

Election districts in Escambia County
Florida, as now established, February 10
1908: