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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-14
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ltc mcitcrc GMudllln0 Der 2(iiarl
@rounSpillc mur0c hcltc inn Scnat
lis 5um rs. Ncjrmbcr pcriCjobcn
Ctclc Gntlcbcioung nurOc noh cincm
lnnfoIcn0en ,Qtciuln1adltataulh III.
ter Den OiitQlicOcrn crjiclt. S5r. 6or.
otcr opponirtc 5uerlt 0en1 2luiicbu6.
Qab ih ic0oh idlicbiih 5uiric0cn
rnO crtl0rte. er CLAUDE, Oab Der 2hli.
lhub Die 2Innabnc ieincr Niu }u
@unitcn Scr cntlaiicneu 9tc1criol0u.
ten i0r0rru mcr0c.
Scnator Rapncr'3 NelGlub 5llr
Glnlcblng elmer Gonlnliiiion, uelhc
clc 2lntla1en ac8cn 0cn AcnlaBrcgcl.
ten Cbcrlten Nm i. Stcmart BON
Ger &lltcn,2lrtillcrie luttcrild)cn ioQ.
mlr0c Ocm Gomitc iiir Niilitdr }liiaia
rem itbcrmlclelL luo Nr. Nupncr miro
moracn Dor 0icicn Gonlitc crltbClucn,
I'm, ocnlcIbct sic 2IuNcIc9enbcit aus
cmau0c3lllCbCn
Ger Scnat poilirtc 0ic 2}iQ, ucltGc
Nic &ic0crci1fiibrun1 0c3 UiottoQ
,-Sn 600 ne (rlIt" aui Den Miin5rn
Scr Der Staatcn pcrDr0nct. Ser uors
EclhloIcnc Mi0crrui ser ,,Gonmlo0i.
t1t5" alotlCI ser Ira6trntcnbin
muroe longc Belt beipro6en uno luor
nod inter ScrotbunA ais lid Der e.
nat fms pur & llhr ucrtagtc.
Die N1Iitc Der bclttigcn iiiuiitin,
Ni2cn SiBlmG Oca Neprdlcntnntcn.
hotlc2 mlW0c 0urh 2IbItinntn0en
ijbcr pcridjic0cnc &oricbIGQc pcrbrod)t.
2l.9 0o2 6ut2 lcinP rbonotun9cn
nm 1872 liahni' - l6lob, marcn
Die ?ldcrbalt Il ole Eoitnnlt9 Ser
miIllglngsh all Goniercn5 Cont.
ten ilbcnmcicn un0 ioIgcnoc unocre
Bills ongcnonlmcn:
GrIaubniB iiir Gigentbiimcr uon
Eatcntcn uclh' %cbtcrc ibnen BOZ
Der Ac1icrlng obgenonlmcn uorocn
irno, lid 5nr GntG0oiarmq al sic
Court oi Gloim9" }l menocn; Gr.
Ianbnib jur Ginillbr bon lbce 2tb.
i1Ilcn mcna 0ielelbcn 5ur SerltculnI
ron aaflcin gcbrdlldt merOen ioucn;
cine CmnIbta ,NriidenbiQ.
Aiorlcn miro On5 SoliS ii6cr Die
NrcclonO Gourontbia nbltiumrn mo
lie DabridcinIi1 nit elmer flciucn
omebmcn.
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,,c6cr Iyopfcu bon 2r 8a6mab5 RcfoIpent
trdHt orrh ona NIut ocu SAircib llrtu mo
auocrc 5liiijaIeiteu mo Gditc oes Citizens bic
2cbcnatgnt hctu c3 Crictt Die gtbIoubruueeu
oc9 &5rpcr5 nit ucllcm mo gcfM6cm Wnit.
rial N &aoUaU5 NcioIucut tit Die elniige
ppttUc SUR llIr
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-04
CAPT. COOK OFF
NOME BEACH
1870 YEARS AGO


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Steam heated room at the Golden
late for the winter
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-04

Eagle Leap Year Dance Thursday
night
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The attention Of all young ladies
and Young men. as Well as all others.
is called To- the Nuggets Vote Contest.
which appears ON the third page Of
this issue Here is your chance to see
thu A--Y-P. Fair without cost 10
yourself
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DO YOU WANT 10 COZ

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Gut tiir SeDcrt,t a nm.

/. 0err Norman q. Coulter. Elm pro.
nlinenter Arhitett in Dem Delbert @ss
bduoe. @an Jrancisco. iaat: sd be-
drditi9e Nlles Dol uno gan3. mas BON
electric Yitters als ein @tdrtun9s=
0eilmittel 9eiaat lporbsn III. gs lit
gut fur Seoermann. Gs bsridti9t un=
oronunaen BON Wa9en. Qeber uno
yieren in prompter unb ,pirtiamer
Weiie uno baut oas 6pitem aui."
glectric Bitters lit oas bette Griibiahrs,
0eilmittel. bas ie an elnem Mpotbeter-
laoentiid) Derfauft ipurbe. 2lls Elm
Ylutreiniaun9smittel 1T es unpergIeih=
lid. Inter 8arantie pertauft in -. g.
peter's NpDtbete. preiS SO Gents. sn
peters Mpotbete miro Ceutlh 9efproden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
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Anabf ats Ntittr.


5~---------@---- &t Issl ~
EsaHtiAer MmtAIas SsM aAaSera ~ ssaes
WtrtA II ben geSsaMss.
Cine fdourige @efbi1te berimteu
frnn5Dficbe 9Idtter aus ben nilben
GeDennen.
Snmitten ber rduben, 1ben unb uns
tpirtbli1en @ebirgslanbfhaft bes Cos
s.re. i'm Gepart.n,ent slei9sn Namsns,
liegt bas DDrf1en Qes Ganssas, Elm
6auflsin arm1elig.r BauernbIttsn. be
in 1890 SUB 90be iiher hes gersio9
Derftreut finb. 9ier pfl.ssn bic Wieb.
hdnbler, bic iih ndh ben WGrtten bon
Iangogne unb Mumont btgebsn, IN Der
Qerberge au iibernanten. Der 8e{iber
biefer Qerberge, elm e1ter Gobn ber
@erge, bon bsrfuli1hem R0rperbau
nnb lpetterbarten Gsii9ts5iisen. Na.
mems Mpisnon. bauite bier felt langen
Sabren, allein nit ieiner @9pelter
unb einem a9tiGbrigen Rnaben. ieis
mem Neffen. Tas @eriiht bebauptete
Don linn, bob Ct pi:l @elb Derbiente unb
al ieinen Rei9tIum bel ii9 i'm Gauie
liesen babe. Gines MbenbS Bel Elm.
brehenber Na1t febrte Elm Greis, Der
dnf9eineno erfb0pft mar. Bel 2lpisnon
Elm unh Bat um Elm Nahtlager. Der
Mirtb nabm i'm auf. sing bann rubis
iDieber an feline unterbrohene Q(rbeit.
obne iih iueiter Inn ben Tremblins 3u
iiimmern. zen ct nit feinern N,ffen IN
Der @aftfsube onein gelaHen bate.
Na9 furaer 3eit aber lam Der Rnabe
5u feinem Sbeim gslaufen unb eradblte
ibm dngItl.d, Der unbefannte Mann
babe ipGbrenb ieiner Mbipeienbeit bic
Gartoffs!n, bic in einem Sopfe auf benz
0.rbe tohtsn, nit Sa.a teFr.ut. Qlpiss
non a9tete erft gar ni4t auf bas @es
fhpdb bes Rleinen; als aber b:r ga1t
fih Bel Der Mablaeit ipeiserte, bon ben
aufsetragenen Rartoffeln mitauefeh,
ities Elm Werbadt In ibm auf. Dime
/ Elm Wort gu fasen, fprans e. bonn
StubIe auf, sriff nad feiner Tlinte,
berrieselte bic 9austbure unb fsute iih
nit ipilber Drobuns por fein.n @ait
bin: rSb BON biefen Rartoffeln," be-
fail ct ibm, rober id fhieBe Did niez
ber!" Ser Gren1be riibrte iih nidt.
No9 stpsin,al tpieberbolte Der Mirtb
bic Mufforberung. ssSsbt lsste er bas
@etpebr an unb 3ielte. Ser ungliid=
felise iab. bab es ernit mar unb fein
gntrinnen n1Da1ih; er fiibrte bic aar<
toffeln gum Munbe unb aB. 8innsn
tperiger Mugenblide mar er tpbt. Die
2artoFfeln paren bergiftet. Npignon
mari li6 iiber zen 2ei9nam unb bur9s
fuGte bic saiden. Gr fanb einsn Res
poloer, melrere MeiIer unb etne Sigz
nalpfeife. Gr fam auf b:n ginfau, iid
ibrer gu tebienen unb in bic Nadt bin
au25upfeiTan. Guf ben Pfiff Tin iaf
er 5tDei 8urIden aus benz Duafel aufs
tau9en. Gr fdoB auf lie, alein Der
S6ub sing fshl, unb bic beioen
Spiebgeiellen ersriffen bic Sludt
Sffenbar naren es 9elfersbelfer BEG
est6btetsn Greiies getpelen, Der Der
Gaitpirtb bate pergiften polen, I'M
i'm nadber 5u berouben.
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3rnff in, @erfer.

Sn Der Slide te5 Sr -fgsfdngniRes
gu Ecgel bei Berlin befinbst it6 Elm
groBes @emdlbe, tpel6ss bic ganae bsm
Mltare unb ber Ransel segsniiberlies
genbe Manb einnimmt. Gs ient BITE
neuteftamentariYhs Gr5bluns bonn
perlorenen Gobne bar. Gia1es Silb
lit feineraeit BON benz Maler Dporat
GENIAL: tporben. Dporaf mar am
rRro91 bes Sfeaters bes Meifens tn
9erlin por msbreren Sab e1 betbeiltgt.
Sbm ipurbe Der proasb p.g:n lntrsue
gernaht, unb er mnFte eine mefrldh@
rise GefdnsniBfrafe in Segel abtubsn.
gls franfer llnb gsiFfig pDut1 aerrut@
teter Menfcb fam er bier in bas 2o5as
retb. Samcls tpu-be geeab. be Erhe
bes @efdngnifles aebaut. urb b,r bsrs
5eitige Direftor beS Gefdrgni'es ers
ib.ilfe hem Riin|tlsr auf feinen Wnn'd
bic GrIaubniB, fir bi, R:rds Elm Bib
maren gu biirfen. SIM 2-SlretA purbe
elm reguldres g[tslisr in1ta[lirt, in benz
Eporaf in fait 5tpeiiGbri e. Nrbeit b1s
0endIbe pplIenbete. 1sDrat lit niht
lange nah Der gntlaflung aus benz
Eegtltr Gefdnsnib geitorbsn.
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Ger .M1rsfanen."

ssm Monat Medr5 ipiclt ber rMars
tis7 ober rMd-sfaben" unter ben
Trauen GrisGenlanbs cine grobe
Molle. Der nMlartis" 1T Elm rother.
solbburdflodtener Tobsn, b,m eine
tpunterbare &raft innsnobnen fol:
per fidb bapon Elm Stiid I'm ben lin.
Ten pber re9ten Mrm ober - boppelt
bdlt better - Inn beibe Mrme am
6anbgelent umbinbet unb es BIB
Sftern trGst, benz tann bic b0fe Mdrs
senfonne. ipenn man nidt fonit f4on
braun pie Raffee 1T, bic 5arte @ez
Tdtsfarbe ni9t oerbrennsn. Sn bie=
fem befelisenben @lauben nun binben
arme unb ret@e. iunse unb alte gpds.
todter ben rptbsolbenen Gab.n um
TIRE mebr ober ,peniser f4lanten
9anbselenfe.
Der Mar3faben fou urfpriinslid
pobl bic 2tnie beaeihnen. iiber p.l4e
bic bur9 @onnenbranb perbunte!te
6autforbe Der unb.banbf4ubten 6anb
rint binausgebt; benn Der Jaben be-
finbet iih genau ba. no Der Nermel
ober bic Mani9ette aufb6rt, ben Mrm
Dor benz Gebrdunttperben gu faiiten.
Natiirlid finben fid audi iunge Mtdn'
ner. bic albern senua iinb, NIT bem
MGr3faben am 6anbgelent umber5uz
fpu3ieren.
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Motis an Go,ttraftore,t.
Sie Gpmmiifondre bon 1uscaratpas Goantp
tpeTben bis aM


Montoa, 27. 9pril 1908,
I'm ubr Na2ntittass etanoarb 3eit perjieaelte an.
QebDte entge9en nehnien fir Die &ieernnq beS Rate'
riolS unb bic Mrbeit fir ben Bon nnb bic Gepara.
tureu Der toigenben griden
/. Bau elmer @eton (Gpncretel Bride BET Der mob,
nung ppn Sobn O'Dpnnen in Union Iomnibip.
g. Bau eines Yetpn Gberbaues elmer Bride bel
ben Sbppel Mprfs in Doper 1onnibip.
g. Gines gilbert bel Der gaobnuus bon @tb. so.
ftettIer in syrauflin Gownibtp.
4. Giueu Gulpert bel 9ouperts Wobnuns in glas
1omnfbip.
5. etnen guIpert on pDftettlers etraBe in auburn
xomHfbip
8. 3mei Gnlperts on Der proieftirtem sepEaiterteu
StraBe tn Olotomn.
Dlane. Ghdsuneen nub Spr5ifcationsn fbnneu in
ber Office 0eS Gpuntp Muoito engeieben tperben.s
SIR ieoen Gunraft mrb elm beipnbereS Mngebpt 9e.
mabt tperben. sJebeS NHgebpt mnb bon alien Ierip,
nnterfriebsn ein bie baraH en sSntereffe babeu
uub mub bon elmer beglanbi9ten 8anfaH metfun9 be,
gIeitet iein, 3ablbar a. .. 0onabep. Gountp Mubt
tor, ftr bic Gunme bon 5000 alS cine 0arantie boz
thr, bob bic 8eter ben Gontraft aub Iberntbmen uni
Bhrgf&att bafhr ausiteneu weroeu. penu ,br Ans.bo
angeupmmeu tpirb.
Gas We,nt mirb porbebalten einaelne obsr one IN,
gebDte 5urhd3upeiien
Sm auttrase Der gebbrbe per gcuntp gommtiHonar,
bon 1usearawo8 Gouutp. Ohio
q. q. 9eratet, Gountp Nuoitor.
@!4ee J Qnheip. 3anbmeiier.
Dattrt -. R6r1 1908.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Scr @IAds.WierteIDoIlar

III berieniae. tpelden man fur eine
Sna6tel Or. Sings Neip Qife pias
ausbe3ahlt. Sic brinaen Sud bic We=
iunohtit. tDelbe t6hli1sr III als goel=
feline. probirt iie qeaen aopfweb,
@alenleioen. Dartlsibi9t,it uno MaaIa.
ria. Wenn lie eis9 tnttduinen, ipirc
oer preis miaia anrildtrfattet bon W
8. 4fier8 Mpotbets
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

Die 6 in ID . ner5d y
gbiIes belGufi fih nud5 BEN iiingh
BIN porgenommenen Genius uuf 9. .25o,s
COO aDpfe, rGbrenb I'M Sahre 1909
S,205, ,992 Geslen geadblt nuTben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

HttWe etUQul WeioeH. Ole NoVen ltno
auf 6r. 10000 peronihla9t. - gu
8uniten zines neuen Yereinsbauies fl,
bic @riftliden ssinalinas. unb Mdnner.
pereine in 3lrid lino oalelbit bis Gu o.
Gebruar it. 240. 200 frei,piliae Bel.
trdSe 3uiommen 9etommen. Wie i'm
2anton Bern. 70 herri4t aud i'm Mar.
| 9au 2ehrerman9el. Mue 2ebramts.
tanoioaten. mslhe oieien Grnbling oas
seminar @ettinaen perlaien. lino
fhon iebt fur s1ulitelen in MusHh,
aenomnen. - Has Bureau bes Gompf.
9erihts fiir oas Gantonalturnfelt in
8nr9oorf 1T 3uiammenaeisbt aus ben
6erren 6r. SnaOlo in Bur9borf. Banoj
IN Bern UNI @eiier in Sonpillier. ~
3urnlehrer 6rider in 9oran bat einen
Nut on bic Rantonsihule IN st 8allen
erbalten, oenielben aber abaelebnt.
Das betaniite Meiisbureau 9bomas
Goot & Sobn III Qonoon beablihti9t,
lih nunmebr aud Dem Musmahoerunas.
aeiddft 3uaumenoen unD nil in be,
e6wei3 Musmanoerun9sbureaur er.
rihten. Ser oltibpei3eriidbe 3ertil,
arbeiter.Verbano bat iibsr bas @tifprei
9s hdft Define IN Nrbon. 9bur9au. oil
sperre uerbdnat. On Der pferoe.
ihau IN BurQDori bat bic pferbe5uht,
Qeno1enihaft 5 prsiie oon 3ufammer
Hr. 1920 er3ielt. Sn YaieI trnter
bic Ronoitorenaehiilfen eeraoe bel Be.
9inn Der Gaftnadtstoae in einen Strei
nno brahten boDurh bic prin3ipale il
| cine fritifGe 6ituation.
IN Bonorp. geuenbura. tuuroe Mmt
lihahner Camille Gdipaar uerbaftet
nel1er Der 6taatsfaiIe 81. 1000 Der
untrent bat. Der gpintertdie oel
3Gferei Dber. ilnb Nieoerofh III an Il,
Darilsr.0ous berianft iporbsn 3un
lPrtift Don III. 854 nit pro3ent. .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-17
o. N. Hill, of Acree-Hull
Lumber Co., Is Gone
From Mobile.
It is Claimed That Indebted
ness of Mill Will Aggre-
gate at Least $40, 000-He
Has Not Been Seen In
Mobile in Several Weeks.
Special TO The journal.

Mobile, Oct. 16.-The whereabouts
of o. n. Hill, said to be the president
and general manager of the AGREE
Hill Lumber Company. is causing con-
siderable anxiety among creditors Of
the concern in the state and several
other southern lumber sections Hill
has not been at his office since Sep
TENDER s.
1t was reported today that criminal
and bankruptcy proceedings are to be
filed against Mr.. Hill unless he APP
pears very soon and straightens out
some affairs concerning his business
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firms of local at
torneys have claims against the COM
pany and it was stated that through
one firm charges of using the mails
to defraud have been made before the
federal authorities. United States
Commissioner Richard Jones, when
asked as to the accuracy of the re-
port concerning the fraudulent charge
and whether warrants had been is
sued for Hill, replied that he had
nothing to say upon the subject.
The Acree-Hill Lumber Company
maintained offices in room 10 209 of
the City Bank and Trust Company
building. Persons occupying an ad-
joining Office could not say as to Hills
whereabouts but did say that he had
not been seen around the Office for a
week or more. The desks in the Of
fee were clean as if not having been
in use for some time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-17
Warrants Are Out.

1t is known that warrants charging
Hill with the fraud dlent use of the
mails have been issued and warrants
are also said to have been issued
at the instance of alleged victims OF
the firm in Montgomery.
From what could be ascertained the
Acree-Hill Lumber Company did not
buy to any extent in what is known
as the Mobile lumber district, but on
the contrary bought heavily in other
districts in the state and in Georgia
and Florida. Among Hills alleged
transactions was said to be the pur-
chase of seventeen car loads of lufh=
Der from Georgia firm at a cost of
SIC per Thousand feet and this, 1t was
said, the firm, if there are any other
members, sold at a much lower price
and so far as known at this time have
made no returns There are many
reports concerning the method of the
Acree-Hill Lumber Company current
today and there was much activity in
some circles. From the name AGREE
IL might be assumed that j. O. AGREE
we'll known in local lumber circles,
was connected with the concern, but
this is not the case. While Mr.. AGREE
could not be located, it was stated
that he was not a member of the firm
and that his name was used by the
concern following the sale of his bust
ness.
Bankruptcy proceedings against the
lumber company will, it was said, be
filed in the United States district
court this afternoon or tomorrow.
They are being prepared by local at
torneys representing creditors of the
company.
While the extent of the indebted
ness of Hill is not given out by those
concerned, it was learned that it will
range from $4,000 to $4,000. And
there is nothing in the way of assets
so far as could be ascertained o. n.
Hill will be readily recalled as the
young man who came into promi-
hence in this city in May last follow
ing his arrest by the local authorities
ON a warrant issued by member of
the firm with which he was then iden-
titled charging the alteration of a
check.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-17


to its building on South Palafox
street
The request of E. W. Peake to erect
boat house on West Cedar street
was granted, provided the structure is
erected on private property.
Mr.. Forbes, of the special commit
tee on street sprinkling, reported that
two sprinkiers are now in commission,
and that anew sprinkler has been
purchased to replace the old one now
being used The board decided that
the sprinklers be operated under it's
direction and four mules were ordered
purchased for use in this work.
Mr. Walker asked if the cost of
water for sprinkling the streets was
charged to the boards appropriation
for the year. He was informed by
Chairman Dniels that both the cost of
water for this purpose and that used
b ythe fire department was charged
against the amount appropriated for
use by the board.
Street Superintendent Burns asked
permission to purchase a stronger
grade of brooms to be used in sweep
ing the pavement, stating that the
brooms recently purchased by the
mayor were too weak for this work
soince the street sprinklers were put
n commission. He said that the
works of sprinkling the streets was
being overdOne by too much water
being poured on the pavement. When
asked who requested the mayor to
purchase the last consignment of
brooms, Mr.. Burns replied that he did
not know. No member of the board
had any knowledge of the purchase of
broomS by the mayor. This caused
Mr.. Walker to enter a strong protest
against anyone making purchases for
the board without first securing the
90. K" of the chirman, stating that
such privilege would allow the boards
appropriation for the month to exceed
the figure intended to cover the ex-
penditures for that period. He said
that if this privilege was allowed "the
mayor could buy a car load of
monkeys and the board could not chal-
lenge his right to buy them" He said
that the chairman should know what
the board buys. Chairman Daniels
said that he did not believe the mayor
was anxious to buy useless things for
The board. The street superintendent
he had on hand, left from the recent |
piled: six dozen"
A motion made by Mr. Walker that |
All articles for use by the street |
receive the o. X of |
he chairman" was adopted. The |
street superintendent was instructed |
o select the grade Of breoms required /
and request the mayor 10 buy them.
a communication from the assistant |
fNtyfvr CT Iii.
should be placed on certain streets
Was referred to the city engineer
The water plug at the northeast /
corner OF Garden and Spring streets
vas ordered placed in right position
Chairman Daniels reported the bad
condition Of the sidewalk on the north
iiae of Wright street, between Hayne
md AlcsniZ. He particularly re-
erred to that portion in front of the
Garfield ice factory, stating that the
board and city jointly were response
BE for the condition now existing. Mr..
Walker said that the sidewalk at this
Joint was used very much by drays
n unloading freight from cars, people
icing forced to walk in the street
lie said that conditions at this point
we're worse than if no sidewalk was
here The matter was referred to
he street superintendent with power
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-17
PHONE $40.
FRIEDMAN DRY GOODS
COMPANY.
The Artistic Poison.

Passing by other drugs, eacn Of
which has its own way of making peo-
PIE crazy, we come to what may be
truly termed the artistic poison. This
Is, says Dr. William H Thomson in
Everybody's Magazine, the mescal but
ton, which grows on a low cactus in
the valley OF the Rio Grande and for
tunately Is scarce and hard to get
Chewing this button causes the most
gorgeously colored scenes to appear be-
fore the entranced vision, far surpass-
ing. according to descriptions. the most
magnificent sunsets. II would seem to
be the drug for landscape painters.
but unfortunately, whatever other
things drugs do. they never increase
efficiency. 1t was first discovered
>among the Kiowa tribe OF Indians.
who used it in their religious rites till
missionaries induced the government
to remove the Indians from where they
could get it
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disturb me in the least. When Gov
ernor Haskell said not very long ago
that action against me was being de-
layed because Of his lack of funds,
l offered to donate the neces-
sary funds from my own pocket
and this offer still holds good"
After serving the papers on MIR.
Hearst. Deputy Sheriff Stewsr- left
the car Examination OF the door Of
the stateroom disclosed sne fact thar
no great damage had been done aside
from breaking the lock-
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fFUL
ADVICE

You won't tell your family doctor
the whole story about your private
illness you are too modest. You
need not be afraid to tell Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lynn, Mass, the things you
could not explain to the doctor. Your
letter will be held In the strictest con-
fidence. From her vast correspond
enee with sick women during the
past thirty years she may have
gained the very knowledge that will
help your case. Such letters as the fol
lowing, from grateful women, es-
tablish beyond doubt the power of
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A SON was born TO John Alexander
and wife Wednesday.
City employees received their pay for
the first half of October yesterday.
Ut. Hughes, a prominent citizen OF
FIorala, was in the city yesterday on
business visit,
w M. and j. L. McGill were among
the Alabama visitors to Pensacola yes
terday. - 7ss--e. fitzf~ - q
Ed. Hunter, colored, charged with
being a vagrant, was sentenced 10
sixty days in jail by Recorder johnson
yesterday.
Henry Ritz was fined 81 and
costs in the recorders court yester-
day for failing to put his premises in
a sanitary condition after being noti-
fed.
Eight cases were docketed for triad
in the recorders court yesterday
morning. Five defendants were found
guilty, three were discharged and
fines amounting to s11 were assessed.
Capt w. n. NOrlnup anu l.. Il. Nc
Gourin, who spent the week in this
section OF the state in the interest OF
the Republican ticket, have returned
home.
Judge J. Emmett Wolfe. who has
been holding court in Walton coun-
ty for the past two weeks, returned
home yesterday. court having adjourn
ed for the term.
Owing to DIR. Whaley's absence
from the city for a few days, there
will be but one service at Christ
church on Sunday, IL o'clock in the
morning. Sunday school as usual.
Jno Mcconnell Warner. of New Or.
leans, and Miss Ethel Brainard, OF
St Andrews, are late arrivals in the
Deep Water City and are enrolled in
the Pensacola Business College.
Complaint Is being heard regarding
The city not sprinkling in front of the
court house, or any point on the east
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Affairs of State.

The Cabinet is in session.
RooseEelt-Hes a liar
Corteiyo1-Say that he undignifled.
Root-Call him a thief.
Meyer-Say it's a shame and a dig
grace
Wilson-Accuse him of the drougnt
Bonaparte@Be sure and denounee
polls mongering
Garneid-Don't forget to call him
rascal
Wright-Show no quarter
Metcaff-What did Hearst say?
Straus-Say he's a scas.
Milwaukee News.
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cepted the papers which the deputy
thrust out He appeared less indig-
nant than his wife.
Mr.. Hearst said that the summons
were entirely unexpected, that he
had not the least suspicion that any.
thing of the kind was to occur in
Omaha
why did you refuse adnittance to
the offcer?" was asked
Because myself and wife we're re-
firing Tor the night" explained Mr..
Hearst. I've no objection to being
served with these papers here IN
Omaha or anywhere else. Frankly
/ do not believe this case will ever
come to a trial, and the knowledge
that this suit has been fled does not
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The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was 76 degrees at
2:30 a. M, while the minimum was So
degrees at 1920 a. m. Last year on
the same date the maximum was II
degrees and the minimum SIS degrees.
The average maximum for this date
is 7S degrees and the average mini
mum 81 degrees.
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eve never had any great luck" az
ciared the pessimist
Neither have ~ admitted the Opt
mist
Made my money by hard work anc
advertising "-Lsuisviiie Ceurier-Jou.
nal.