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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-07
Market Gossip.

fFurnished By }. e. Gail. Commissions
GraIns provisions Cotton and Ssocka
Onile 10 ". sixth st. Phone ISL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-07
TOPEKA Market.
Topeka. April z,

FURNISHED by the Charles Woln Packing
Co. Yards close at noon Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-07

HORSES AND MULES.
Good demand at yesterdays advance
Driving horses higher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-07

Kansas City Live Stock Sales To-day.
THE following sales were made today at
the stock yards. Kansas City, MO. and
telephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Clay, Robinson & Co.. live stock com.
mission merchants. with Offices at all
markets.1
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,.rxrD AND BUTCHERs

MIXED AND BUTCHERS .....$5. 40Q5.6
HEAVY -. ..........-.....'''..'''- D.0U4S.o9
LIGHT ...... .......-...: 49,. a.0V4o:oo
TCannot use hogs under LEO pounde. DO
not market hogs unless same aIs ar are wen tin-
1s CATTLE.
rive give below prices OF cattle effective
Al once, until further nottce.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-07

Liverpool opening cables: Wheat z@1d
lower; corn unchanged.
Liverpool second cables: Wheat 1k056d
lower; corn I'd lower.
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Ka..aa citu Anril z

Kansas City, ADrlI Z.
CATTLE@Receipts today 5000 head
Market steady to strong.
HOGS-Receipts today 1900 head. Mar
ket strong. Bulk of sales. $o9Oq6.OO; TOP
SECS.
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-02-20

where are the potatoes" yells one; Oil
take some Coke, pipes another; "mut-
ton fer breakfast, mutton fer dinner,
muffin fer tea, muffin fer supper. |
dream of mutton" muttered another
between closed false teeth. 1t was the
note of an undercurrent of complaint.
They were fed, without change on NUT
ton with bread and butter accompani-
ment. A working man can fare better
in ragged clothing than with improper
food. Let matters of this nature hap
pening in the states, come under the
notice Of New Zealand newspapers and
it would be heralded throughout the col
onies. They were fed like the feeding
Of brutes. Happily, this is not the
general order of things in this great
working mans country.
Lake Wakatipu practically ends the
overland trip from Milford. From
this lovely lake, fifty miles long by
three to five wide, nestled in the fast
ness Of the southern Alps, runs the
railway line down to the wealth pro-
ducing plain. From the lake steamer
bound south from Queenstown, are to be
seen the remarkable mountains to the
left, the unexcelled mountain range
usually pictured on New Zealand post
age stamps.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-02-20
REMOVE THE CAUSE
How to Remedy Much of the Suf-
ferlng in Leon

The only way to cure the attacks of
indigestion that are SO common in Leon
is by using Mona stomach tablets.
They remove the cause of Indigestion,
strengthen the muscles of the stomach
and bowels, and restore the whole
digestive system to health and strength.
When the stomach is weak there is
indigestion, flatulence, dizziness, head
aches, sleeplessness and many other
disagreeable symptoms. The only
remedy that can be relied upon
absolutely to cure this condition is
Mona, for it removes the cause and
restores health so that all food is easily
digested without pain or suffering.
L. P. Van Werden sells Mi-o-na
under an absolute guarantee to refund
the money unless it cures. Try So
cent box and see how much real good
it does in strengthening the digestion.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-02-20

If you suffer with indigestion,
constipation, feel mean and cross, no
strength or appetite, your system is
unhealthy. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the system strong and
healthy. 35c, Tea or Tablets.
w. G. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-02-20

Some homes have plenty of discord
without there being a harp on the pre-
misses.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-02-20

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolfords Sanitary
Lotion. Never fails. Sold by w. A. Alexander,
Druggist.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

The Rev John Haynes Holmes on The Public Minis
Try" meeting Of the W9men's Branch Alliance
street, 10 a. m
Reading Of ,yesty of the Basins. by Mrs Hamilton
Higgins, for the benefit of Holy Trinity Church
Guilds Easter offering. No. 227 Lenox avenue.
Exhibition and sale the benefit Of the Haniicraf
S @ oi @ all ay OF Miss
Free admission TO the Metropoan Muse m OF Art
Ex-Judge whitman on The Night Courts Their Aim
soeie9 Tned e@'Ss Charities III se Rng
s h No snss os Vest ST tas h
Meeting of the New Century Study Circle. Hotel
Meeting Of the National California Club Waldorf
socisbe Of the won1an's Board of Foreign
Reformed &c, Church in America n. Marble COLLEGIATE
ism under the auspices of the Peoples Institute
Cooper Union D. IN
Concert Of the. St Cecilia Club Waldorf Astoria
Don o. shelton life at Its Best. What Are Its
on Nm East f0psf 5b SGee Christian m Assooa
Annss ssS Of a shs $50 Society
Free s IF ihs sehoo 81 e nea
the Poiyp5ond rs9 Sye raso school S0 as2
Mott Oetwfsn oisf Spring snd Prince e
writers.;. PUBLIC school 80. No. 224 East sst6
5iiiusiratedI Public School eS between I'd and 4th
of First avenue. Charles II.
Burns and Scotland Cllustrated): Public School
$50 s5th street. between First and Second avenues
Edward Hagaman Hall. "A Worlds Race for a
Cillustratedb: Public School u
16sth and iS9th Lev !.
Denchheld. Everyday Life in Burmah'' (us
trafedD. American Museum. 77th
tra Park West John C. Bowker, Spain tius
trated}: Mission of the immaculate virgin. Great
Jones and Lafayette streets, d Everett Lyon
The LIE Life Story , Of The nsr Honey Bee dusrs,sdl
street. william Baysrd Hale Dickens: ST. Cor
nelius's Church. %
Eclxnsn. Porto Rico Tropical Island" (us-
tratedD: University Settlement No. ls4 Eldrtdge
street Miss Mary Emily Knowitop. .'Dapte's III
vine Comedy: West Side Neghborhood House
No. 5nl West 5otn street. Professor L, Hsr
rington Some Effects Of static ELECTRICITY
trstedb: Public School ., nd Third
avenue. Colonel Edwin A nd he
Cuban Star tillustratedl; Public School Is Park
avenue. 215th and 21eth streets. WfIliamshridge
Julius {. Lane. THE Gold Diamond Fields of
south AFRICA tillnstrstedl: Riverdale Hall
City Of Mexico" tillusfrated).
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
F4TORS PRIZES.
Suggests Rercard for Faithful Ser
rice in Street Cleaning Department.

7h. feature of annual prizes TO stimulate lndl-
,s61sI effort and reward faithful service may ne
.e.-bl,sbed soon in the Street Cleaning Depart
vent b,- Commissioner Crowell. who has favored
.,cb q Man for some time. but has seen his way
,iear 70 i+s accomplishment only recently on the
,.r.5rr of q letter from Municipal Art Society
.,,z-es.inr that 2 commemorative tablet be erect
- in some central locality in memory OF Coonel
George Waring-
The letter OF the society follows
-rte Ntt,nicinsl Art Society desires TO offer YOU
Us sincerest congra tuls tons or YOU Igeio,,er
- rhe honor7 and difficult post or
Of Street Cleaning and TO 'eXtend 10 you ~ olL
of aid and cooperation in any way tildt mag oP
Among the measures when seem 70 ~ - - ,taT
,z-cnid discharge certain debt Of gratitude from
tic citizens of New York TO your ilustrlous lref
--o1r dera rtlnent dgnifed branch of the munclpa
This could probably he effected in no better way
-ha0 b,- the erection suitable central 10
-.Ti,v of commemorative tablet in some perTna-
vent form and artistic merit and 70 this end the
society would b. willing cooperate with you in
crher Traetfled the best design available for TINS
memorial in bronze stone, or both
Commissioner croweIl has replied that the sug-
ssstion appeals TO him strongly and that the offer
70 cooperate is most valuable. The Commissioners
added:
IN this connection I would say that ] have been
esirolIs of establishing IN this department the feat
ll~e of annual prizes TO stimulate individual EFFORT
END reward faithful service. and have been casting
1Forf TO- oiscnver some channel through which such
2 foundation could be established. II now the
-u-o things could be combined a commemorative
nel Warnings influence in raising the STANDARD OF
-he Serartuent'e work, think great results could
te reached. I should be glad 10 meet the society's
representatives. at any time and talk over these
4frsac T1zny
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
BLACK HAND" PLOT LEADS TO ARREST
italians Threatened to Blow Up Saloonkeep
er's Family Unless 81 900 Was Paid.

A BLACK Hand" plot which failed vas respen-
sible for the arrest yesterday ~ Giuseppe Grnie
and Alfredo Palito for having blaCkmailed Antonio
Marino, q Mincola Ealoonkeeper. out Of $1,000 by
threatening 10 blow up Narino and his whole family
with bomb.
Marino received letter last Monday ordering
him to eth street and Third avenue Brooklyn.
the following day. with ST. goo in cash Marino
was there with Sheriff Foster cf Mineola; County
Detective Seaman and Constable Belcher. A feS
days later Marno received another letter, in which
the writer said that Marino not alone he
could do no business with him. He told Marino 70
take the money yesterday morning to eth street
and Third avenue, Brooklyn.
The officers went there before daybrcak and Sc
crete6 themselves, Marino arriving about o'clock
As the about TO take tho money they
were arrested. On each found A loaded re-
yolVer and a dirk.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
THREE BLACK HANDLERS ARRAIGNED
Two Of Those Named in Amazzono Confession
Permitted TO Go.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Paterson. N J., Jan. 2o-Of the five prisoners ar
rested yesterday by the local police for completely
In the Cortese assassination and Black Hand plots
Carroll. Reboffo and Garufolo were not brought
into court, but were held for erraignment to-mor-
row morning. In the of the two principals
this course was decided upon after Prosecutor
Emley, Recorder Carroll Chief Bimson and Cap
tain Taylor held a long consultation over the Am
ezzono confession.
Mrs. Michaels, the woman arrested in Newark
WAS the principal of the three arraigned to-
day. She was greatly excited and continue Ily
cried out in court: Give me a gun! give me a
gum" She was charged with having sent Il
II Ryerson street. and was held In $50 on this
charge The woman was committed to Jail.
Mario Drago and Pasquale Giangiante who were
named in the AInazzono confessions bear good
regulations Drago is a musician in the Nascagni
band and has police court record. Both he
and Giangtante were permitted go on their own
recognizance, as both admitted that the part Of
Amazzono's confession relating 10 them was cor
rect
Joseph Mustot who TO have been taken 70
Trenton this week to begin the serving Of his
chino, another of the gang mentioned in Amazzo-
nos confession, refused say anything about
the matter to-day. He adopted this course by ad-
vice of his counsel.
1t was learned tonight that the grand jury
now in session. had the Amazzono confession be-
fore il for investigation.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21

RaItjc Liverpool. White Star.
Mgtanzas. Tampico. Ward -........
Comanchc. jacksonville. Clyde.
,Titv ~ Macon. Savannah. Savannah.
Jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
SAYS LAWYER WITHHELD DAMAGES
Woman Sues Counsel for Share of Money Col
lected Because of Sons Death.

Maurice FITZGERALD. a lawyer living at No. $50
West 1zlth street was arraigned in the Tombs
court yesterday afternoon charge Of larceny
and held in 5000 bail by Magistrate Butts. The
complainant is Mrs. Teresa Happe, Of No. 4e East
18th street.
Mrs Happle said that last summer she retained
Fitzgerald in suit against the city for damages
for the death of her fouT-year-old IN a public
rark at 17th street and Avenue c. and that on
August @ the lawyer collected $500 from the City
Controller in settlement OF her claim, 3ut did not
tel her anything about IT Fitzgerald IL is al
legged has admitted the charge. and has said that
n. had not turned Mrs. Happles share because
he was financially embarrassed and needed TO use
the money
The lawyer entered plea OF not guilty. He was
unable to give BAIL and was sent to the Tombs to
await examination.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
MORSE COMPANY ATTACHED FOR 100000

Justice Davis. in the Supreme Court, has granted
attachment for 100000 against property of the
Hudson Navigation Company, New Jersey
popation in favor of Fred. r. Bagg. The amount
named is due it is alleged a note made by the
company April 2s 1907, payable six months after
date, at No 43 Exchange Place. and indorsed in
blank by the Hudson Navigation Company and {.
W. Morse The complaint says only 5000 has been
paid the note. The attachment was granted
the ground that the company a foreign
poration. Wing Russell & Watterson, of No. %
Pine street. the attorneys for the plaintiff \
deputy sheriff served a copy of the attachment on
officer of the company.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Antwerp. 20. Z m--Finand. York
Rotterdam. Jan 20. 8 m-Hydra Br). New York.
18th. Statendam tDutcht. New York Boulogne.
st Crox. Jan Is, s p m-korona tBrl. New York for
DemeTara-
Genoa. 10. : m-koenigin I.uise (Ger). New
Via Gibraltar and Naples.
4 MiChaeIs. Ian 20-Margherita Ffurne. etc
Philadelphia New York
Havre Ian IS-St Laurent (Frl New York.
Barcelona. Jan Erika (Cierl. New York HusiVa
Bermuda. Do SIS m-Bermudian tFrl.
Shanghai Jan 2e-Wray Castle tBn New York via
Singapore and Hong Kong.
SAILED.
Plymouth. Jan 20 I m-Pennsylvania Ger New York.
Bouogne n a m-Noordam (Dutch), New York
81 Croix. Jan Is n-Manoa (Br) New York.
Cherbourg. Jan 10. 8 m--St Louis.
Hamburg Jan Is Washinston Ger. New
Thomas Jan 20. l n-Guiana (Brs.
Is p m-Barbarossa t6isr) York
Naples. Jan 16-IsziO CItaD. New York
Antwerp. Jan 19--Kroonland New York
Barbados. Jan 1s-Tennyson tBrl, New York
PASSED
Lizard. Jan 3O-Phnhus (Gerb.
Scilly. Ian 2o-Troutpool tBrl. New York for HaVre
ani Dunkirk.
Gibraltar. Jan ia-Athol tRrl Yokohama IifoSo
Shanghai. HorE Kong and Singapore for Baltimore
and New York: Lowther Castle tBrb. York
for singapore. Hong Kong,
knsale Jan 2o-Delaware lBr). New York for Barrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
BLASTING ALARMS WALL STREET.
Shower Of Stones from Old Custom House
Breaks Many Windows.

Dominick Murray. OF No. iis Mott street, la
borer engaged in tearing down the old Custom
HOUSE was arraigned before Magistrate Butts in
the Tonnbe court yesterday and charged by Patrol
Collins with reckless blasting.
According 10 Collins. Murray set OFF a blast
thst sent a shower of stones in all directions
breaking the windows Of the law Office of HamIin
e. Conkin, in the building opposite. and iniuring
stenogre piers Many windows in neghborins
buildings were broken, and Wall street was
filed with hundreds OF angry persons who insisted
that the man responsible be arrested Magistrate
Butts discharged Murray telling him TO be more
careful in the future.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21

SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Jan 90. 1905.
ARRIVED.

La Bretssne tFr). Nerlyndc Havre January
the CompaGnie Generate Tansa antique bin
and passengers mails mdse. at
the 6;30
steamer Cuzco t7r,. Thomas Callao October II. supe
IS Saayery 10 Psyta n GuayaquiI 25, Cailao
africa >. Caleta Buena a Iquique To- Tocopla
-, tornne December l. funta o.
Montevtdeo II and - Lucia January TO- TO W Grace
& Co, with I passenger and mdse. Arrived the
q $40 "A III.
steamer Sicilian Prince CBr) Fielding Naples Decein-
Der Pirseus 30 Palermo January g. Gibraltar g.
Michaes 10 and Fayal II. TO B Richard & with
So steerase passengers and mdse. Arrived
the Bar at 92o
steamer Chesapeake. Hastings. Baltimore Fos-
Ter. mdse. Passed In Quarantine 40 n
steamer city Atlanta. Smith. Savannah January IL.
the Ocean - Co with passengers and mdse. Passed
n at "A
steamer Delaware. French, Philadelphia to Clyde
SIS GO, with mdse- Passed IN Quarantine at 4tso
lsl pia. Mason. New Orleans January %
the southern Pacific Go. with mdse Passed In QuaraR
9t5
steamer pcmulEee Webb. Brui swicE 10
Brunswick IS c. with gdse. Passed Quarantine
at 4:3o a
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
GAscLENE TANK IN BURNING GARAGE
Great Excitement Near Hippodrome, but
Audience Remains in Ignorance.

A fire in the garage at No. 45 West +4th street.
managed by Thomas J. Buckley. also Of that ad-
dress yesterday afternoon caused great excitement
for an hour. The reason for the excitement was
the presence of a large tank filled with gasolene in
IN. rear of the garage Added to this was the fear
se a panic in the Hippodrome, near by
The fremen's quick response to a still alarm.
however. kept the Hippodrome audience from hear
ing of the fire and prevented the neighborhood
from being blown off the map Of Manhattan
Islrnd.
The flames did little damage to the garage. but
pr. Charles Ransome, of No. SIS West i9th street,
had a valuable auto there which won't do much
in the speeding line till IL is built over.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

destination and Steamer. Close in New York.
Tanan C'orea China and Philippine
ISLANDS via seattle)-Tremont Jan. "a. 500
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands Cfia san Francisco)-Mon-
gola an o. eVo m
Australia except Wes) New Zealand
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Vancouver and Victoria
p C1@Mbowera. 20. 800 D
Marquesas Islands tvts San
Francisco -Marposs Jan %. 500
Hawaii Philippine Islands (via
san Francisco)-U S Transport. Jan 81. 500
Hawaii (via San FrancscQ)-Alameda, Feb 8. 500 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francisco)-Hong
kong Maru Feb 500 m
Ne Zealand. Australia except Vest.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (via
san FrancisCo)-A Australian Mail Line Feb 2. 900
China and Philippine
Islands ivia Vancouver and Victoria.
Cl-Empress of India Feb IL. 90
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
BINGHAM DlsMlssEs PATRoLmAN COOK

Commissioner Bingham announced yesterday that
he had dismissed Patrolman Robert Z. Cook of the
West 37th street station. from the department. Al
the trial of Cook some time ago for conduct unbe-
coming officer Deputy Commissioner Hanson is
alleged to have called him a bum" and '1oafer.'
Cook began suit against Hanson for $25 900 dam
ages. This is pending About month ago
Cook up on charges before Commissioners Bing-
ham. who in ordering the dismissal refused to
make any comment.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SOB Moon rises S:05 Moons age II
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook 9:o6 Gov. Island 925 He'll Gate
2. M-Sandy Hook $50 GOV Island GAS Hell
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS,

La Bretagne reported sevent ymiles Of Says
porack. Long Island. at $50 yesterday morning. WI
dock about 8 m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21

steamer Juan. Foss January rs. the
New York & Porto Rico SIS Co with passengers. mails
and mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook 10:2o 2 m.
Carb. Rich. Georgetown. e. January 16.
and Wilmington. y G. "a Clyde IS Co mdse.
Passed Sandy Hook a5S n M
Sandy Hook. n J. Jan 90 aSo nn--Wind west-south-
west moderate breeze partly cloudy. hasy of shore.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns srs
recommended to the readers Of The Tribune as thor
,prby reliable and business be soas By mall with
,b. advertiser With perfect safety.
Panama City pilot., 1908-12-24

This matter of selling and drinking
whiskey here is going to get some one
into trouble. The amount Of drunk
eness seen lately in this place, st
Andrew, and Millville, is appalling.
1t has reached that point where ladies
fear 20 travel between these places
on the public roads, and they are de-
handing protection. They will soon
present petition to the County So
licitor to take some steps to check
this drunkenness and its results. In the
mean time the better class Of citizens
here are taking action to see that the
laws regarding these Otfenses are
enforced.
Panama City pilot., 1908-12-24
Change in Schedule Of East and
North Bay Mail.

Commencing Monday Dec. Dist, the
mail schedules were changed as
follows: The East Bay mail leaves
Panama City daily except Sunday,
after the arrival of the mail from the
north at 155 p. m, but not later than
) D. m, and is due to arrive at Parker,
two hours and twenty minutes after
Leaves Parker next morning at 6 a.
m. arriving Wetappo 10 a. m.
Returning leaves WetappO thirty
minutes after arrival, and due at Pan
anna City six hours and twenty
minutes after departure.
The North Bay mail leaves Bay
Head daily except Sunday, at 9 a.
M, and is due at Panama City at 10
p. m.
Returning, leaves Panama City after
the arrival of the mail at 1.55 p. m.
but not later tnan p. m. and due at
Bay Head four hours and fifteen
minutes after departure.
This change will give st Andrew
Melville. CrOmantOn and Parker
better service and an earlier mail.
Panama City pilot., 1908-12-24
Torpedo Fleet.

The torpedo fleet consisting of the
McDonough, Lieut. Mitchell; Wilkie,
Ensign Pegram; Tingey, Lieut. Rich
ardson; belong, Lieut. Sadler; and
Thornton, Lieut. Blakesley; arrived
at Pensacola on the Dist, and after a
stay there of about two weeks will
take up their stations between here
and st 10 bay for two months
practice. They will be accompanied
by the cruiser Montgomery, which is
now stripped of guns and acting solely
as an aid in the torpedo work. 1t is
hoped that while the feet are in these
waters this Winter some of them may
visit this place.
Panama City pilot., 1908-12-24
Beach Combines.

There was no meeting of the launch
men here Saturday evening as pro-
posed.
Mrs Booths cottage on Third street
is under cover and fast assuming the
shape of completed house.
r. l.. Mckenzie left Tuesday, to
spend the Christmas Holidays with
friends and relatives at Ogethorpe,
Ga.
Messrs r. l.. Mckenzie and \. j.
Gay spent some time in Chipley this
week on buiness connected with the
b. G. 4 st. A. r. r.
w. A. Beauprie, General Manager,
and b. w. Steele, Assistant General
Manager, of the A. & st. a. b. r. r.,
are in town this week.
Good progress is being made on
Rev. Poston's cottages on Fourth
street. They are twin beauties, and
will prove very comfortable homes
for some one in the near future.
There is but little use to call the
attention of our readers TO the large
advertise ment of the Sale-DaviS Co.
in this number. 1t is large enough
and plain enough TO speak for itself.
f. a. Witherill received on Tuesday
a new Is h. p. Palmer engine which
he is installing in his launch Leonore.
When installed it will give that boat
ample power to do good and fast
work.
r. F. Jones of Columbus, and G.. a.
Nesbitt of Leessburg, Ga, spent
Monday on West Bay and at the fresh
water lakes, after ducks, but returned
empty handed. The warm weather
has kept the flight back, and no
good sport can be had as long as it
continues.
F. B. Clingo has moved into his
beautiful new home on Harrison ave
nue.. Contractor Hall did some very
nice work on this building and it is
one of the pretIiest houses in town.
The neat picket fence in front of the
Tot adds much to setting out the
beauty of the place.
Dv1sg to the long continued spell
Of e>-E-mely warm weather there has
not a-tn the usual flight of ducks anC
gees into our bay marshes, anC
sporismen have not been having very
good luck. We occasionally hear o.
one getting a wild turkey or bear
but not many ducks or geese.
Panama City pilot., 1908-12-24
Road Work.

The road supervisor has been work
ing a strong force of men this past
week on the roads in this district.
Possibly owing to the energetic action
of the ladies of the L. |. a. the bridges
have been receiving attention, and
many of them will soon be in )assable
condition. Supervisor Hogeboom has
been at work on the crossing of
Masselena bayou on the new Millville
road, and as the Watson bayou
crossing on this road is now in con-
dition to use, this new short line to
Millville will soon be ready for
travel. 1t will shorten the road
between here and that place a full
mile.