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GOODS BEING
}LUNDERED
NEW YORK HAS A SHREWD GANG
OF THIEVES WHO ARE WoR-
RYING UNITED STATES OFF,
GALS OVER THEIR OPERA
TioNS. erts
~ Associates rresa

New York Oct. 21-Is there an Or
ganized band of thieves plandering
cases of silk, laces and other goods
imported by New Yoflx's merchants?
The Merchants Association thinks
there is. The United States author
tiles are not willing to concede it.
Both agree that large quantities of
goods have been stolen from GASES SO
skilfuIly that on the surface no sign
is left of the work. and the tlefts
have been discovered only when the
cases have been opened. Dozens of
pairs of fine kid gloves. yards of val
liable laces, ricn silks. MANY pairs
of silk hose. sometimes bottles of
rare wines, have disappeared with no
trace of tho goods or trace to the
robbers.
cases nave been reported by members
OF the Merchants Association. Scores
of others have been noted from time
TO time, mostly, however, in small
amounts. The value of the largest
amount stolen from any one consisn-
ment has been $500.
Appraiser Lathrop SAYS ne has not
been informed of the $500 robbery.
that the highest value placed on
goods stolen from any one case of
which he has record is S245. What
the aggregate of the steaIings is
can be only guessed. 1t IS prc6alLe
that 100000 worth of goods has
been taken.
Secret service men are WORKING on
the case day and night but their pro-
gresS has not been great {.
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WILL BE FIRED
AFTER ELECTION
Forces of Men at Navy
Yards Will Be Out of
Their Jobs.
A special from Washington to Ii

A special from Washington to the
New York World says:
Accounting and disbursing officers
of the navy are gasping for breath or
account of the order issued Wednes
day directing them TO pay employees
at navy yards and arsenals once Z
week instead of twice a month, as
heretofore. The order means over
work for them, and much of it, too
for the clerks under them. Then il
is a question whether they will be
able to comply with it.
The order was made for political eff
feet and nothing else. The navy yards
of the north have been filed UP with
men employed for three months, the
three month period to extend over
election day, and make those taken
on for that period believe that the re-
Publican administration has restored
prosperity.
Labor leaders have been trying for
years to induce the government to pay
it's workmen every week, but until the
exigencies of the campaign required
they accomplished nothing. There
are about 5000 men in the New York
navy yard alone, many of them takeT.
on for the election. In all, about 49,
600 men are affected by the order.
So great is the demand in every
navy yard for ships on which the cleo
ton force may pretend to do some work
that there are no ships TO take part
in the regular fall manoeuvres. When
the officers having charge of details
Of ships for that purpose came 10 do
their work they found only two ships
available for assignment. They were
the auxiliary cruisers Prairie and
Yankee. The former is now carrying
sailors TO Colon, and the Yankee is
on the rocks in BuZzard's Bay with
the probability that she viii be a total
loss
That being the case, there will be
no fall manoeuvres for the ships left
on the Atlantic coast. The recently
organized third squadron of he Allan
tic feet, composed of the bauleships
New Hampshire, North Carolina, Mis-
sissippi. Idaho and Montana assem-
bled to help Philadelphia celebrate
the 225th- anniversary of its founding;
is under orders 10 proceed to navy
yards the minute it is freed from its
connection with that celebration That
IS true, notwithstanding the fact that
the ships are all new and supposed 10
be in the best of condition. The Idaho
and Mississippi were at the Philadei-
phfa navy yard before they were Or
dered to join the squadron, and they
will return there.
II is a question whether the &c
counting and discussing officers will
be able to carry out the presidents or
der before the end of the month
Army accounting and disbursihg Off
GERS at arsenals are in better shape
than their brethren at the navy yards
They may be able 20 execute the or
der, sbut not without great strain be
cause additions TO the clerical force
are not provided in the order itself
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Capt. Northup,s Letter.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 81, 1908.
Hon. c. c. Goodmna, Mayor, City.
Dear Sir: Referring to converse
ton with you this morning as to our
engagement of Seville Square for the
night of November End, beg to say,
after consulting MesSrs. Bingham and
Pollock, that we take pleasure in re
linduishing our engagement in favor
of the Bryan and Kern Club.
We had secured this permit SO as
to be enabled 10 answer any argu-
ments on local issues that might be
made at a late date, but as any such
arguments will doubtless be present
ed at the rally that the county demo.
cratic executive committee has ar
ranged for on the 2Sth inst, We will
have ample time between that date
and election day in which TO make
answer. either through the press or
otherwise-conseQue we cheerfully
yield the evening of November End
to our Democratic friends.
Very truly,
W. II. NORTHRUP.
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BRYAN RALLY
WILL OCCUR IN
THE SQUARE
The Republicans Relinquish
Their Claim to Sc
vile Square.

The following correspondence be
tween Secretary W. c. Monroe, of the
Bryan and Kern Club. Mayor C. c
Goodman and Capt. w. IL. Northup is
self-explanatory:
Pensaco,a. Fla, Oct. 20, 1908
Hon. G. G. Goodman, Mayor, City.
Dear Sir: / have been directed by
the executive committee of the Bryan
and Kern Club to make application
to YOU for the use of Seville square on
the evening of November End, 1908;
it being the object of the club to hold
a rally in the interests of the Hon.
VIM. J. Bryan and the Hon. Jno. w
Kern, the Democratic nominees for
the Offices of president and vice-prest-
dent.
Trusting that you will advise me at
once, giving us permission to use the
square for such purpose on said date,
we are, ..
Respectfully,
The Bryan and Kern Club.
VIM. C.. Monroe,
Secretary.
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RATHER SERIOUS CHARGE.
By Associates Dress

Seattle, Wash. Oct. 21--OtiS ii.
Wade. the clerk in the local quarter,
masters Office, was given a prelimi-
nary hearing before United States
Commissioner Armstrong yesterday
and on the witness stand declared
that Capt. Frederick Grant. formerly
quartermaster at Seattle. ordered him
to change an abstract of bids for re-
pairs on the transport Burnside, leav
ing but certain information deroga-
tory TO the Hefferan Engine Works.
one of the bidders Wade was ar
rested Sunday while attempting TO
sell an abstract of bids and other In
formation to Erick Johnson, president
of the Seattle Machine Works. The
Eefferan Engine Works was awarded
the bid in question.
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CLERKS AND INSPECTORS


!, Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the Board Of County Commission
State of Florida. held on the 7th daX Nia a;
October, 1908, the following named persons
we were duly aPP pd ted Sy said Board 70
eral election, 10 be held on the Srd day of
November: 1908, at the various precincts.
Mo. &c. F. Parsons. Archie Benton.
VIM. Rich, inspectors: Victor Goldbach'
clerk
clerk.
No s.-H. II. Purcell. J. c. Hendricks,
John F. Coppersrnith. Inspectors, and Geo
A. Morreu. clerk.
No IL p. Landgreen, w. 3. Mobiles.
A. c. Tfppin. inspectors, and p. w. Nc
No. 5.-James Fisher. e. J.. Shelby. A.
L. Webb, inspectors. and Henry Frater,
No. 6.-Theo. Beck, T. J. Davidson.
Alex McNoy. inspectors, and L. o. Jen-
No. "A. d. Nicholson. Il. II. Hast
ngs, NJ; T: Mcmillan, inspectors, and r.
s. Sowell. Jr.; clerk
No S-Taylor Crabtree, Henry ChaIker.
No. a,~W. r. stiIIey. w. c. Williams.
No. Ie.-R. F. Henderson. NJ. d. Nc
Arthur, G. j. Ward, inspectors, and
No. IL F. r. Agerton, d. Il. Steele. NJ
l.. BARLEY. inspectors. and }. b. Steward,
clerk
No. "A. l.. Macon. d. A. Reumont.
j. q. Callahan, inspectors. and Pete Nc
No 13-W. b Reagan, NJ. A. 0uiua
Thee; Pfefferle. inspectors. and Arthur
No lien LeBaron, d. 3. Reed. ]. f.
Turtle, inspectors, and Jos. l. Johnson.
clerk
Henry Horsler, inspectors. and ]. c. Por-
ter. clerk.
No Is.-H. H.. Bacher. Jas. Steward.
Geo Locke, inspectors, and w. b. Hub
No. i7-Dsve Johnson. S. c. Hit and
K. L. Jones, inspectors, and John L. Hoyt,
y No. 1S.-John Gibson. Henry johnson.
r. J. BreWt9n. inspectors, and ". p.
No. 1sEw. b. Miller. w. F. Vaughn.
c. r Barrineau. inspectors, and L. C.
No. ao.ZMsrk McCurdy. ]. z. Mitchell.
". Il Egbanks. Inspectors, and II. II.
No. iii. II Paterson. Ed. Hail. W.
D. Henderson. ST., inspectors, and Z. Gale
No Wv A Boyett, r. A Mayo. jim
No 23--Clas. Chapman, John Taylor,
John Gilmore, inspectors, and H c.
: No. 24.-Torn Haley, Tom Harris. ]. G.
Davenport, inspectors, and T. NJ. Scarritt.
:. No. 25.-N. NJ. Copton, H. A. suggs. NJ.
No. 26-w f. Taylor. J. w. Collins.
5: F.. Likes. inspectors. and B. F. Lindsay,
clerk.
No. 27.-w. L. Tharp. J. F. L. QuI.a,
Jr-, L. r. Bingham, inspectors, and J. p.
Bodenstein, clerk
No. 2s-J Z. Bel, NJ W. Peterson. ].
e. Taylor. inspectors, and A Fl. Langford,
clerk
F No. 2s-H. Z. Tate W. W. Wolfe. u.
B. Morrison, inspectors, and Dan II. Shep-
No. 3o.-W. W. Potter. II. A. Lurton. c.
]. stephens. inspectors, and +. Rust
No. at. W. Grirnsley, Lem Burns
Geo. P. Wentworth, inspectors. and Ton
Shelby, clerk.
No. 3e.-Rebert Bear, p. Kline, C. A
Wales, inspectors, and Chas. p. Bell
clerk
No. 33.-w. T. Goodwin, ]. e. Rigsby
Tom Coleman, inspectors, and Joseph
Hanks, clerk
Said election, TO be held at the usuai
place Of voting in and for each of said
precincts, respectively.
a. NJ. MCMILLAN,
Clerk Board County Commissioners
By c. G. HARTSFTELD.
octsoaw4w Deputy Clerk.
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dent; Alex. Friedman, Vice-Presifent:
sam ;. L1ishtman Secretary and Treasu-
rer. and said r. Fried, Sam s. Lightnlan
and Alex. Friedman. the Board OF Di-
rectorS.
The highest amount of indebtedness or
liability TO which the corporation can
at any time subject itself is Ten Thou
sand dollars (S10 600 CO.,
The names of the subscribers are T.
Fried, of Cleveland. Ohio. who subscrtbes
forty-four shares of stock; Sam = Light
man. OF Pensacola, Florida, who sub
scr1bes for three shares of stock. and
Alex Friedman. of Pensacola Florida
who subscribes for three shares of stock
=. FRIED.
SAM :. LIGHTMAN.
ALEX. FRIEDMAN.
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ON GOLF LINKS.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Oct. GA series of in
teIesting events are scheduled in to-
days program of contests in the four
teenth annual woman's golf champion
ship at The Chevy Chase Golf Club,
The principal interest centers in the
competition between the sixteen sur
vivors of yesterdays game in the sec
ond round match today Six of those
who win engage in this contest are
from Boston; three from Philadelphia,
two from Washington, and the other
five are scattered
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MOB TAKES NEGRO
FROM DEPUTIES

Chattanooga, Tenn. Oct. Plat Hart
selle. Ala, mob last night took a
negro named Slower from two depu-
ties and lynched him Slower was
charged with attempted criminal as
sault upon Miss White. the daughter
of q wen known farmer.
There is considerable excitement
in Hartselle. and trouble with ne
groes is feared as the people were
already aroused over the serious
shooting of q policeman by an IN
known negro last Sunday night.
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TERsELY TOLD.

Il. F. Johnson, of Milton, was a bust
ness yisiotr to Pensacola yesterday.
Girls Ceaser, colored. was fined 81
and costs by Recorder Johnson yester.
day for obstructing the sidewalk.
Father Geo. j. Reed, assistant TO
Fataer Hartkoff at st. Joseph's church.
has gone to New Orleans on a short
visit
Spencer Jackson, colored, was fined
500 and costs in the recorders court
yesterday for carrying concealed
weapons.
Lum Jones. colored, charged with
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk, was
fined 81 and costs in the recorders
court yesterday.
The friends of Mrs j. A Kelley OF
No. 500 East Wright street, will be
pleased to learn that she is recover
ing from severe attack of fever.
The case of Rebeeca Minnex. charg.
ed with being a dangerous and sus-
picious character, was transferred yes.
terday morning from the recorders
court to the county court.
G. F. Steward. one of The Journals
travelling representatives, will Feave1
this morning for Cottondale, where he
will join R. e. Williams, another of
the papers representatives, and to-
gether they will spend some time in
that section.
Thirty-four cases were docketed in
the recorders court yesterday morn
ing. Twenty-eight of the defendants
were found guilty, three cases were
continued, three discharged and one
transferred to the county court Fines
10 the amount of $230.50 were as
sessed.
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was rs degrees at 5
p. m, while the minimum was So de-
grees at 1920 a. m. Last year on |
the same date the maximum was 20 |
degrees and the minimum 81 degrees.
The average maximum for this date
is rs degrees and the average mini /
mum SO degrees.
NJ. Sykes. colored charged with
having fired a pistol at Matthew
Shackleford, also cOlored, has been
arrested by the city authorities. The
case was called in the recorders COURT
yesterday and was ordered continued.
1t is claimed that Shackleford was
fired at while he was standing in his
yard few nights ago.
Local Weather Observer Reed re
turned yesterday on the Manteo from
Panama City. He went there for the
purpose of perfecting arrangements
for the establishment of sub-weatherI
station and will recommend to the de-
partment at Washington that a storm
warning mast be erected at that place,
also that daily weather forecasts be
furnished.
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EXCELLENT Health ADVICE.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dawson. of No. S79 Gift
ford Ave, San Jose. Cal, says: 1.-The
worth of Electric Bitters a. a general
family remedy, for headache, bilious
ness and torpor OF the liver and bowels
is so pronounced that ] am prompted
to say a word in its favor. for the
benefit of those seeking relief from
such afflictions There is more health
for the digestive organs in a bottle
of Electric Bitters than IN any other
remedy | know Of" Sold under guar
antee at all druggists, soc.
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A TRAGEDY AT
DADEVILLE, ALA
Special TO The journal.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 21.-A spe-
cial from Dadeville, Ala, says: Jack
Henderson, a farmer of TalIapoosa
county, was shot and killed on the
public square in Dadeville last night
by ]. Fletcher Turner, representative
in the lower house of the legislature
from this county. The shooting is be
lieved to have been the result of an
old feud between the two men.
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Notice is hereby given that on Monday.
the 9Th day of Nevember. A. D. 1908, APP
plication will be made 10 the Governor
Of the State of Florida for letters patent
incorpor &uns the Pensacola Mercantile
Company in accordance with the laws
OF the State of Florida, under the fol-
lowing proposed Charter
The name Of the corpora ton shall be
the Pensacola Mercantile Company. and
its place Of business shall be Pensacola,
Florida.
The general nature OF the business TO
be transacted shall be the buying and
sellingtof general merchandise. dry goods,
leasing! and mortgaging of real estate and
persontl property TO be used in connection
with Said business. and the doing Of all
other things incidental to. necessary or
eSpedisnt FOR the purpose Of conducting
said business.
The amount Of capital stock shall be
be divided into hfty (50) shares OF the
par value OF One Hundred Dollars
$4,000 each. to be paid for in cash
The corporation shall exist for the
term Of ninety-nine years.
The business Of the corporation shall
be conducted by a President, Vice
President. and a Secretary, who shall
also be Treasurer, and q Beard of three
directors, 10 be elected at the regular an
nual meeting of the company, TO be held
on the second Wednesday in January Of
each year Until the fret election the
Officers who are TO conduct the business
az TIA HAaaaany sEau be: E Fried. Presi-
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NOTICE
NOTICE
For Application For Permit to Sci

Liquors. Wines and Beer.
Whereas, J. R. Montgomery has filed
with the Board OF County Commissioners
for EScambia County, Florida. his appli-
cation for permit to sell Liquors, Wines
and Beer in Election District Is. at corner
DeVillier and Government streets, of said
County and state: any citizen of such
election district may show cause, RI any
there be, at the meeting of the Board
to be held on Tuesday, the Third day of
November, next, why such permit should
not be granted.
ANGUS NJ. MCMILLAN
Clerk of the Board of County Commission
-erS, Escambia County Florida
BY G. c. HARTSFIELD.
octSoaw4w Deputy Clerk
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MANY FOREST FIRES

ASSfsCiateT PresS
Philadelphia, Oct. 21.-From nearly
every mountain section of PennsyI
vania comes reports of forest and
brush fires, the flames in some in
stances endangering villages that are
surrounded by woodlands. Most of
these fires are believed to have been
started by hunters who have thronged
the woods since the rabbit season
opened on October 15.
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DETAILS OF THE
BAD ACCIDENT
Special TO The Journal.

FaIco. Oct. 21-Conductor Arthur
Parker, of the L. & y. railroad, was
killed about six o'clock p. m. at this
place, about one mile north of Laurel
Hill, Fla, on what is known as the
yellow River Route" of the J.. C n.
by being crushed to death between
the engine of his train and some
empty cars which he had just placed
on a siding.
Parker was in charge OF an extra
freight going to Florala, Ala, and had
several empties to set out at Falco
Junction siding, which is on a steep
grade. He set the empties on the
siding, and went back to the main
line to get his train and continue his
run. Conductor Parker was riding on
the steps of the engine and when i'm;
mediately on the switch point he step
ped to the ground, intending to catch
the caboose as it went by him.
Just as he stepped to the ground,
the empty cars, which he left ON the
siding, and which had begun moving
toward the main line on account OF
having run over the pieces of wood
which were placed in front of the
wheels to keep them from moving, hit
and TANNED Conductor Parker be-
tween the engine and the empty cars,
Sierailing both engine and cars, and
killing Parker Immediately, almost
cutting his body in two just at the
waist line.
His body will be sent TO Holt, at
which place his uncle, ]. M. Seigler,
lives, to be buried.
No one else of the train crew was
injured, beyond a slight shaking up
which the fireman and engineer re
naiuad cauSod nv the IrODnn3ct of the
empty cars when they hit the engine.
Special From Pensacola.
A special train left here about 9 p
m, with several conductors and
number of the men connected with
the road. for Crestview, where Par
ker's body was taken from Falco.
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SneciaI From Pensacola.
Why James Lee Got Well.

Everybody In GAINESVILLE, O., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route S. She
writes: MY husband. James Lee. firm
" believes he owes his life 10 the use
of DR.. Kings New Discovery. His
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable, wlen
friend recommended New Discovery.
We tried il, and its use has restored
him to perfect health" DIR. King :
New Discovery is the King CT throat
and lung remedies. For coughs and
colds it has no equal. The first dose
gives relief. Try il! Sold under
guarantee at all druggists. soc and
SlO0. Trial bottle free
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MUCH MONEY PRINTED.
Rv assoclated Press.

BY Associated Press
Washington. Oct. 21.-The total of
81 .295. 263, 420 in new money was print
cd and circulated by the bureau OF
printing and engraving during the
last fiscal year, according TO the an
nual report of the director
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- a u MAKES
-. LASTING 81 CURE

external symptoms
S. is
tonic value ndes the dssas and by
hide
valuable
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Reply of the Mayor.

Pensacola, Fla. Oct. 81, 1908.
Mr.. w C. Monroe. Secretary Bryan
and Kern Club, City,
Dear Sir: In answer to your letter
of the goth inst, beg. to say that the
Republican Club had previously EN-
gagged Seville Square for November
Ind but on receipt of your letter /
took the matter up with Hon. w. H.
Northup as to whether or not his par
ty would use the permit granted. and
after consulting with other Republi-
cans, ne wrote me letter relinquish-
ing the rights of the Republicans in
favor of the Bryan and Kern Club
You will find enclosed copy Of HIS
letter to me. st-',
Yours respectfully,
G. C. GOODMAN,
Mayor.
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, executors of the estate of John
NJ. Pfeiffer, deceased. will ON the a4fh
day of March, y. ID. 1909 present their
final account and vouchers to the county
Judge OF Escambia County, Florida. and
ask 10 be discharged as executors OF said
estate
ERNEST FREDERICK PFEIFEER.
kUNlGUNDA PF'EIFFER
Sept22oaw6m Executors
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NOTICE.
For Application For Permit to Sell
liquors, Wines and Beer.

-'footS' Vv'uSS dHS oCCis
Whereas. Constantine Mitchell and
John Diomus have filed with the Board of
County Commissioners for Escambia
County, Florida, their application for
permit to sell Liquors. Wines and Beer
in Election District 13 at North Tarragona
Street, of Said County and State; any
citizen of such election district may show
cause If any there be, at the meeting OF
the Board 10 be held ON Tuesday, the
Third day of November. next, why such
permit should not be granted
ANGUS NJ. MCMILLAN,
Clerk of the Board Of County Commission
ers. Esca mbia County. Florida.
BY G. G.. HARTSFIELD.
OctSoaw4w Deputy Clerk.
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Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
snership heretofore existing between Scar
r1tt moreno and Ed. L.. Anderson under
the frm name of Pensacola ONCE Eouip-
ment Company, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The business
VIII continue under the same firm name
Ed l. Anderson being the sole proprietor
Mr.. Moreno having retired from the firm
All accounts due by the firm will be maid
py Ed. L.. Anderson and all money due
the firm IS to be paid to him. This esth
day of September. 1898.
SCARRITT MORENO
ED. l.. ANDERSON.
OctloaN4W
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF SALE.


Under and by virtue OF orders made
by the District Court of the United States
for the Southern Division of the Middle
District of Alabama, and of the District
Court of the United States for the North
ern District of Florida, both sitting in
bankruptcy j Will sell at DeFuniak
Springs, Fla. during the egaI hours
of sale on Monday, October 26th, 1908. all
the property of the Bonham Lumber
Company. bankrupt, of every kind and
description, located in Walton County,
Florida. The property includes sawnill
engines, BOXERS, pulleys, parts, fittings.
fixtures. mill shed Shanties, small stock
of commissary goods. three hundred thou
sand feet of lumber. more or less. stand
ing timber and timber leases. Property
will be sold freed of all liens, mortgages
or incumbrances- Sale Will be made at
public outcry to highest bidder for cash
Certified check for $50eo0 required of
every bidder. Checks of unsuccessful bid
ders returned Immediately after sale.
For further information address the
undersigned at Dothan, Ala.
A. E. PACE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Estate Of Bon
ham Lumber Co 15oct1Ot