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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

you had Ia stand Ia line al o'clock
a IA 10 get theatre tickets. of when
you had 10 give the acalpern theirs
before you could grt the paste
hoafda. Clarence was sure Ia dis up
sone gnod asats about eight rows
from the stage. just 81 show EloiHe
that b. was no figinNad and that
be Was willing 10 SO 10 any expense
OF bother 90 make her giad that
hn sas he's steady
49, and By thin began 10 cause
talk among thr friends ~ Clarence
aud Eluiao
Whom yuh gnin 10 be married
Clafunres associates woald inquire.
knowingly Aud. n Il going 10 30
ia the apflnE. OF not uniii June f.--
that's The Nay the girla sonid band
e a. Eioiae
flut Clarence o. Eluine would 81
plain that Their. VAS nothing DO
tnE
You sec. we have an Under
standing. Clarence would srt forth
Oh. Yos. think a loi % the gifl.
81 course. and ! Eu-rs she thinks
xail enough 81 mr Hut thea
neither uf " wants a. get married
W don't agree on lots of thiuEs
nnd We wouldn't make a 60 Of the
married proposition a. All Sure
Ne talked Il over = long time ayr
and decided thar ~ long ~ -
onlo3 each others society Il would
be Foolish 20 keep away frum each
other Just because people all think
we're KuinE o. get married she =
a swell little giri. but I'm not d..
msntieally Inclined myself And n
either af ua takes a notion to hook
up with any body else. there u
nothing Ia the way ~ u That's the
beauty 81 having an understanding
with = giri N0te. there's noihin
aolng. boys
Nov II happened that one das
t.leiss's mother heard about this
Understanding thing She hnan I
saanpueiesi that the affair had pro-
gfeased that far She had supposed
the Young foikn were merely Essod
friends
nuf when she learned hos thick
fh@f had gnttrn. shc shook her head
xisaly. for she eas older than he's
daughter
Then she went upstairs and sat
dawn 10 make oat the ist OF thoae
THAT they'd have to invite
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. SUNSHINE
nv STUART MAGICIAN.

A little gold amidst the graz.
That's sunshine.
\ httir Brightness on the waF.
That's sunshine
\ liliin sIlmpsink Of the blur.
4 little widening at IN. xtsN.
a MAJ. heaven breaking through
That's sunshine.
\ little taokinE fof The light.
That's sunshine.
A littir paticace through the
night.
That's sunshine.
4 little howinr Of the win.
A little resting on the htll.
A little standing very etili.
That's sunshine.
A nttie umliinx through the tears.
Thats sunshine
A little faith behind the fears.
That's sunshine.
A little Folding of the hand.
A Httic yielding Of demand
A uigia grace Ia understand.
Thnts sunshine
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Washington. d G. feb.y29
Dead Dad T X said the other
daY that the muat encouraging
thing about the TAFT boom 70
the despair of the second cleo
live tefmeHa lie referred. Of
course. 10 Jonathan bourne a Go.
Il Is worth noting that 7. u can
aaY these THUGS without a tingr
Of fesfst Ia voice of manner Isn't
hn marvel
nut don't yon think Tor minute
that the sHseond elective iermera
have given up So far from &C. ]
understand they are preparing 90
apaH press headquarters from
which la harry the land from end
10 and bourne heard that Frank
Hitchcock lad rented seven rooms
"a the gorgeous new Union Trust
building
Thata Tor mine. auoth iona.
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u. S. Navy Yard

Take a TIP on TIE gs.,s =.
visit the q S. navy ysra -
baitieshipa Oregon. Nebr..., y
eonain the cruisers ceanA. !. y
fsnnEY ifania. and the 49,.
ship Philadelphia. me n,s,ss
DR. docks torpedo boats sna -.
ship Nlpsie Boats leass -.
10 times daily except Pa |.
fuiinWN
20 7.g0. ?. 10 ard iitst.
= Is. 2 3 $50 and spm.
On Fridays boats leavs A.
8 30. 5s9 and 10 A \
4 -. 2 aud $50 b. N.
Round trip soc.
Before great xhgs Il a.
ne ghhofhood 81 dozsp ssi~ =
b. included IN the feet -
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Fnss wrong O. ls NO, -.
hk i'on ana advice. o.. lsf.
Heet i q received ~ ',. ~
tsif ehlthy and se,g III" "a
iha.slaeipr tfom New .sii.'
"a 4islaci1r bad sDme ,,,.. ipfk d
iiaas he desired % MAJ, Fau
Vow Sc President ~.
would urge that you \, s4lf hs
the fIeet from Pacific ~ ~ r.
! interrupt 49,. .s'.
7 do mot slsh 70 seen MN 7 I
. 5..l aIe i'a a holder oi i,, '.s'.
Add nov The rieh
IhlhAH T q has neond ~. va
tlEti
iat that D merry eame !,
~ oman having BIZ ~, 4
their empty freight g. a
saf fes; it j. iusi p,,, !. "
ami Roosevelt pfopagasss z y
man Hada vaya ID ~, d w
6.iel f1sn through ~ Y, ~
~ d. F vast system 81 ~. ~
D. f'IfaIa IT, il smsr, 's.''''s
iais - reduction Of ws,.. 81 - q
~ fha plan 70 spread 49,.
hsfaa f9rsooih. lhe ms1.
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hook, and nobody can lake il down
but the man who makes the motion
10 reconsider. John did NOT speak
Asain. and congress adjourned. leaY.
ing that legislation hanging on the
Invisible hook.
And that's Why Washington loco.
motives mtiii burn soft coal
II q president OF the United States
nuy your hat OF =. =. Brooks 4
Co. 1891 Second av. go
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ues6 TIME fsftR
Moat alias. hszt about this time. " I
ann feelln. blue.
AthinklH that I'm of thr track
our gaed flmes train hnz Ties
There's : sudden empsYtn ~ tears
from grim Old Horrown cap
when ag congressman Erts busy
aad ID. seeds ahow M
Them little package. he sends lcet
kinder srE a. me
YoaE Uueis sam - 90 the bob. as
ehlppsr as can b..
Hes n1akin Yoa this present from
hts store twill ue'er ~ miss
I'd
1est - cheer roo up and show
you hoN 10 BE- an optimisi
Aud - 10 matter shat Il said bF
feiisyN a. the store.
Who talk demnitiou how wuwH
EVER time they Kit tn flnos
] simply set and phitflc While their
;utsKarz rfn on that way.
Fer ! kaos them seeds wiil prove
90 M that Uncle Sans O. X
They throw Z rra#EnFiu' hint about
the efups 90 come,
AhrtnRih' happiness and wealth
to every farmers hum
There can not b. real gsmiur
friend. stalk any country
through
That's Eut the soil. the sun. tho
falu-and got the free seeds,
tas8
Dcnvsr Republican
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The ANTl-NUPTIAL
UNDERSTANDING
~ =. c. X.
ThLa D. a parable

bf y c y.
This Is q parable
II runs something Ike this.
Once there Nas q YOUNG nan
named Clarence Nho had a Jessie
named Eloise
lie maintained that she had az
the other girls chased out on q
limb
And she made no homes of the
fact that there vas AofnstisinE
about CiaTsnee that WIS exceeding
Iy aoathing 10 her optic nerves
Result Clarence camped A bet
house about five nights ont OF
seven. Aud he always PLAYED the
Sunday night stands, too. lie
bought her bon hons on an aver.
age Of three times per. and sent her
vioiets ont OF season MheIsvsr
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TEA.

Tea IS the cheapest OF
luxurics good tea is a
luxury.
Your grocer returns your money
III you don't like schllllnRa Rest
we par him
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Die" AND DOC"

The Messenger hoy Gets Away
Win a Hearty Dinner. bat Its Yer
nafiie purn iieila Him Make Coed
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Moved

G u Coffin. ieNeler. formerly ~
Us Pike 81. has moved iust across
the street 10 too Pike. next To tho
Quaker Drug 60. 80
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EVERETT and EDMONDS

IIITFH TUHHI TTITl0 HAIIN I11aHa =
esue a. . ~. y m. ard D. ms.
hgndsg lea aeaflie at $50 n. m. ~
IA. and . ~ fHaee EHsfsft 81 BIS r.
m zih b md afs q m. SUNDAY
leave EFe.slf aH #fH -. af1H D m.
ana u m single fare 20 Hn0hnfn
Isl 81 % fgHHd fflH 81 80
steamer tfF - Esrfstf. Coinau uoct
Phone 4naaf 4daf lad 1876
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A billion eikaFeta = YEAR
The Haiad With horror auaiis
To learn that they work overtime
HakiHx easffH sails.
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What ; difference A crack Ia q
Greeian arm adds tu lfa drsirabiliiy
Ga ths other haad. a Chicago woui
an got a sasa verdict becanss her
Gree ian ns.se was battered in 4
street car accident
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Testimony Naa recrntiy heard "a
the effect that the American foinse
ca 90 turns out over 80 300 0es
eixaFefz annually
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INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
FROM wa SFfINGTON
BY RATH

DO you .aee The point7
80 dosA Aldrich a most embar
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Ever ketiee That
Messenger bsss sometimes do hur
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In viex of the hard times. said
the spokesman af the deI~satbnu
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We kla aiiua tell
whsr. IN pursuit. %
ha nplncas Ia roin on
hs tn hus an ety
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
T armdale.

There was a large crowd at Sunday
school and we had some good singing,
Sunday.
Mr. Helnich, of Birmingham, Ala,
is here looking after the land he pur-
chased of Miss Rachel Davis.
James Russell came back Saturday
to teach the State Aid School that
was granted to the Auburn school.
Mr. and Mrs Tay.or, Miss Taylor
and Mr. and Mrs Oliver, went to St
Andrews and Panama City, Monday,
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Oliver and
Mrs Robert Melton ard children left
Tuesday for weeks o"ting on the
gulf.
Mr. Schermer, Miss Caraway, and
Mr. J. Oliver went to st Andrews Tues
day to meet Mr. Moog, of Battle
Wharf, Ala.
Mrs CaraWay and Mrs Garter killed
a diamond back rattlesnake near here
Sunday afternoon that measured three
feet in length'and had four rattles.
There was an exciting race here re-
Gently between the yacht Magnet,
and a sloop belonging to Mr. Pratt, of
Parker. II. Allan commanded the
Magnet and NJ. Davis the other boat.
There were several couple of young
folks on each boat and there was
some wild cheering when the boats
rounded to at the wharf, with the
Parker boat a few feet in advance of
the Magnet. This was the first time
the Magnet has been beaten By any
boat she ever raced with.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
Tompkins.

Mrs F. S. Brooks was visiting South
port Monday.
p n. Ellis made a business trip to
Southport Monday.
E. Nj. Newman, of Bennett, was
calling here Sunday.
T. Grant, and c.. Pitts were bust
ness callers here Sunday.
Master Hayes Ellis killed a small
alligator last Saturday afternoon.
j. Nj. Brown, of Econfna, was call
ing on friends and relatives here Sun
day.
Miss Kizzie Young is absent from
school this week on account of i'll
ness.
F. a. Brown and b. b. Ellis were
spending few days of the past week
at Bennett.
Mrs. n. w. Seiglar was visiting
relatives at Bennett Saturday and
Sunday last.
j. f, Grant and family and II. l..
Ellis and family, of Southport, were
pleasant visitors at Tompkins last
Sunday.
Chas Herston and family were visi-
tors at Millville Saturday and Sunday
last, P. N. Ellis taking them done on
his launch Potlicker.
j. II. Porter arrived here last Sun
day morning in his launch Ruth, tax
ing his family to NIilIville III the after r
noon, where they will make their
home. The Porter children will be
greatly missed in school.
Misses Alice Harrell, Jessye Doug
las and Pearl Ellis; and Messrs F. A.
Brown, G. f. Ware and p. n. Ellis
were visitors at Millville Sunday last,
Capt. c. A. Ware taking them there
on the launch Odd Fellow.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
Trucking.

With the completion of the railway
will come to this section The begin
ming of new enterprises, such as have
heretofore been impossible through
lack of transportation facilities.
Trucking will be one feature that Will
soon forge to the front as it has in
East and South Florida There is a
vast amount of land in this region
susceptible of producing, under
proper cultivation, heavy crops OF
vegetables, celery included, melons,
and berries. With shorter distance
to market than competitive Florida
points enjoy thol~Is no reason why
there should not he large and lu-
crative business in raising these ar
tlcles. Mr.. Allen, representative of
the Phoenix Nurseries, has made a
brief trip down here to spy out the
land in this connection, and will soon
return with such propositions to our
farmers and others IS VIII cause them
to become more interested in this
subject. His firm proposes to enter
into a contract to take oil the product
of their customers, and al prices that
will warrant giving attention to the
business. With a market assured
there should certainly be no excuse
for not making the gardens and or
chards of this section a continuous
source of profit. In this connection
we would notice the fact that water
melons and cantaloupcs have been
maturing as early here as much
farther south in this state, and this
section has at least 200 miles the adj
vantage in the matter of distance
from the markets for them over
those places. Celery also is as early
crop here as elsewhere in the state,
and is of superior quality. Cabbage,
caulihowers, endive, and lettuce also
do remarkably well here, while we
have this week been shown cult
waited blackberry grown by Mr.. Holly
that cOnnOt be excelled by those
grown in the most favored blackberry
districts in the United States.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11

Gay Locals

L.C. Gay and wife were Panama
City visitors Tuesday.
Chas. W. Anderson, Southport, was
over to his fathers on Sunday.
Al. Gay went to Panama City on
Monday, remaining over several
days.
WatemeIons and cantaloupes are
being enjoyed quite generally now,
those from Mr.. Willis farm being
very fine.
We learn that Mr. Watts is down
putting the telephone line in running
order once more. Service has been
very deplorable for the past few
weeks.
Sunday the Regal took large par
tv from here to Southport to hear
Rev. Boyd preach, attending both
morning and evening services. All
report the services as instructive and
interesting.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Blackwell, Of
Southport. brought over Rev. Boyd,
Mrs r. b. D. Gainer, Miss re Ander-
son and the Misses Esther and Pansy
TiIIer to call upon Mrs. and Jewell
Booth. Miss Jewell accompanied
them home to attend the evening
services.
Mr.. \. J. Gay returned last week
from an extended trip to st. Louis
and points in Alabama and Georgia.
He was accompanied from here by his
daughter, Mrs. ". W. Green, who
visited Mr.. Green at their Georgetown
plantation. They were Joined at
Brownwood by Miss Vesta Gay, who
also enjoyed the trip: MIS-. Green and
Vesta returning later than Mr.. Gay.
They were accompanied by Miss Mol
lie Howard, of Eufaula.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
To the Voters of WASHINGTON
County.

| wish to most heartily thank the
many voters of this county who gave
me such a generous support in the
1st Primary. 1t being necessary to
continue the campaign through the
2nd Primary, l feel assured that my
friends who so ably supported my
candidacy on the 10Th will continue
their support, and that those who so
faithfully supported their candidate
Mr. Matthias, will now see fit to favor
me with their votes. My policy is
we'll known-to represent and work
for all the people, all the time, justly
and fairly, and upon such platform
l ask your continued support.
r. L. MCKENZIE.
Panama City, Fla, May Goth, 1908,
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
Sunday School.

a Sunday School was organized
here last Sunday with fair prospects
of its becoming a gathering of great
interest and value to our community.
O. P. Mckenzie was elected super
intendent, and Mrs \. l.. Williams
secretary. The teachers elected were
Mrs DR. Hill, Mrs o.. p. Mckenzie, and
\. L. Williams.
1t is important for the good of the
city that this little school be well
attended, and rapidly advanced in
numbers. Every one is cordially in
vited to attend, both residents, and
transients. Hours Of service $3.50 a. m
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
Bank Of Panama City.

Hon W. H. Milton, vice president
of this bank, and c. B. Morrison.
assistant cashier of the First National
bank, of DeFuniak Springs, arrived
in town on Monday night, and on
Tuesday opened up the Bank of
Panama City.
Owing to Mr. Milton's appointment
to the position of United States sena-
tor, in place of Mr. Bryan, deceased,
there has been some delay in opening
the bank. This however was I'M
avoidable, and the friends of the in
stitution have been kindly indulgent
over the necessary delay.
This institution is very much needed
here, especially with the incoming
of the railroad and increased bust
ness brought about thereby, and it
promises TO receive the support of a
large number of our bay people. For
the present G. 3. Morrison Will act
as assistant cashier, and be on duty
during banking hours in the tempo
rary quarters of the bank in the PILOT
building. Mr. Morrison has been book
keeper and assistant cashier of the
First National bank of DeFuniak for
some time, and comes very highly
recommended as banking man, and
as young man of sterling worth and
integrity.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
Oakland Cemetery.

The beautiful ridge upon which this
cemetery has been located is now
/ being cleared of underbrush, its many
trees trimmed, and the grounds fenced
and otherwise improved. There will
be four stone block posts on the front,
one at each corner, and two at the
entrance. They will be IS inches
square, topped with red sand stone
block, on which will rest pieces of
white Georgia marble inches thick
on the face of which will appear in
raised letters the words Oakland. -
The grounds are to be fenced with
heavy wire fencing, with a board at
the base, and rail at the top. The
roadways will be cleared and prop
erly outlined, while the corner plats
shrubs, will be filed up with the same
as soon as it is possible to plant
them. In fact these grounds will
when completed compare favorably
with the burial grounds of the older
sections of our country, and be a
credit to the entire bay country.
Large lots are now being sold at SO
each and smaller ones at S.. \ tract
will be set aside for the burial of
those not having the means to secure
lot, but the prices have been placed
as low as the ornamentation and pre-
servation of the grounds will permit
of their being disposed of.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
ST. Andrew.

r. NJ. Baker left for Greenwood the
latter part of the week.
Mrs Rose and daughter Ina return
ed home on the Manteo on Tuesday.
\ party accompanied Rev. Boyd to
Southport on Sunday where Mr. Boyd
held service.
Capt T. \. Witherill was q passen-
ger to Apalachicola on yesterdays
TarpOn.
The Cleo cleared for st Joseph on
Tuesday in charge of Capt Martin, of
Parker.
This section of the bay country was
visited with a brisk wind and heavy
rain last evening. The rain was badly
needed.
There are almost daily excursions
to VARIOUS points on the bay and to
the Gulf Beach. The moonlight even
ings of the past week have been de-
lightful for such outings.
Attorney Ira a. Hutchinson arrived
in town on Saturday evening. In q
short time he will bring his family
here, having secured theJ. r. Thomp-
son house.
About every house in town is now
filed up, and as yet our regular
summer visitors have not began to
arrive. 1t looks as though many of
them would have to tent it.
Preparatory TO further work on
this harbor the officials have sent a
tide gauge to St Andrew, which will
be watched for a month, and its
markings recorded every 20 minutes.
Raymond Sheppard and Yves Gwalt-
ney have charge of the work.
Hon w. II. Milton was looking over
his house in Old Town on Tuesday,
preparatory to putting it in condition
for his family to move into soon. 1t
is their expectation to spend the
summer here. AS soon as Mr. Milton
can find time he will erect a pretty
little cottage on some of his property
in C.ld Town for tbeAse of, himself
and family during thy summers.
PHe driving on the ice plant dock
is about completed and the top work
is now being done. The end of the
dock is about 40 by 100 feet, allowing
of ample storage for all freight that
might be put off there. The outer
end is in IS feet of water, aifording
dockage for a greater draft ofVesseis
than will be getting over the bar for
some time yet A large consignment
Of brick for this plant came in on
Yesterdays Tarpon and were unload
ed at Wares wharf. The machinery is
expected on a barge tomorrow, to be
towed here by the Simpson. This
machinery will be unloaded on the
new dock.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11

The Novelty Works are very busy
now days, and have orders ahead that
will keep the shop running at its full
capacity for two months, with more
work coming in daily. Mr. Tinkham
does not turn away work simply be-
cause he is already doing something,
but adds more men to the force and
rushes out all orders promptly. fin
need of any kind Of wood work for
interior furnish, or otherwise, or for
boat work, give them call.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11

Another large consignment of the
ice plant machinery and fixtures ar
rived on Fridays Tarpon. And there
is still more to come. But few cities
in this section of the South will be as
well supplied with the wherewith to
manufacture ice, and refrigeration, as
Panama City will be when this plant
is completed.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11

j. o. Richards moved his barber
shop outfit from Millville here on
Saturday last, and at once opened
temporarily on the front porch of
Goodson & jerks store. Monday
morning he moved into the Chandlee
building, mex the PILOT office. Mr..
Richards is one of the best BARRIERS in
the country and his opening here will
be fully appreciated by the many
wanting such services.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11

st. Andrews popular barber, Char
ley Knowles, and Mr. a. K. Brock
were looking over Panama City last
Friday. They expressed themselves
as pleased with the evidences of the
growth of our thrifty little city. The
Improvement of any one place on the
bay must and will be reflected in the
more prosperous condition of all the
others.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11
Baptist Church.

Services will be held as follows:
Panama City on the 3rd Sunday of
each month at II a. M, and S p. m.
At st Andrews on. the second and
fourth Sundays of each month at II
a. M, and p m.
Every one cordially invited to at
tend, J. W. BOYD,
Pastor,
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-06-11

/. f. Naylor, of Gulfport. Miss. ;,
was awarded the contract to furnish
$50 yellow pine piles, for construc-
ton work on the isthmus Of Panama.
The amount involved is SIS, 500. The
piles are to be delivered al Colon.