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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-30

CHICAGO, May 2S.--A gale y
OF wind which reached great y
} er velocity than has been re- .
} corded in Chicago for seven y
years, tonight was preceded by =
} an electrical storm which did .
} considerable damage in various .
parts OF the city. Several per- y
sons were injured by debris .
blown from buildings. Half .
} score of buildings were struck =
by lightning. The greatest in .
} stance of damage occurred when 4
; an eighty-foot iron chimney y
b was blown from the roof of an y
; eight-story building on La Sale =
} street. The chimney fell across y
B the court. breaking the windows =
b of the Brevoort hotel from the =
B fourteenth to the sixth stories, ,
b and also crashed through sky .
D light in the restaurant adjoin- =
ing. One man was seriously cut =
> by broken glass. Scores of the =
. guests of the hotel and patrons =
. Of the restaurant were thrown =
. into a panic. The high wind Z
y reached a velocity of elghty-six =
. miles an hour and crippled the I
= telegraph and telephone wires Z
= throughout the city.
AA~%%% . = 80 = = 4
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-30
THE METAL MARKET
lBy Assoeiated Press.J

. NEW YORK. May 2S.--Lead,
= dull. $4.321s to $4.37 "; Lake
0 copper easy, 12 3-4c to II 7-Sc;
4 silver, 81 7-Sc,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-30
pRAcrIcE MARCH FATAL.

KoENIGsBURG, Germany Nav
2S. Three artirerymen died here
today from the effects of sunstroke
sustained while on practice march.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-30
ASSAY OFFICE
At SALT LAKE
(By Associated Press. }

. WASHINGTON, May 2s.-
. The House today passed bill 4
= establishing an assay Office at I
. Salt Lake City, Utah.
= = . . ~~ go %~~~ .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26
Seras.

0rou u. 50. gerrea, oie @at-
tin oes befannten 9fihter Serrea
IN @ultin, lit in 5olge zines Ser3-
i6lags ploBlid geItorben. G.e
alte Dame NOR 70 Sabre alt.
Ra6 ben in 9luitin pollenoe-
ten 3uiamnenitellungen Der @abl-
refuItate fino fir bas oernofratiida
9raiioentidaftstidet in unierln 5taa-
te 2t7,302 llnb fir Dos republifa.
niibe 1866 Stinlnlen abgeeeben.
- Sn Comfort itarb 6rau Min-
ME &beinbolbt i'm gllter bon 80
Snbren.
Sn Der @egenb BON Mcainnep
bat man einen iebs5ebni1brigen
Sunsen unter Der g(nfloge berbai.
tet, masfiert in oos Saus eilles
6armers georungen 5u iein uno nit
borgebaltener BiItoIe @elo berlangt
5it baben. Ser Sormer ieste iif
sur @ebr llnb purbe BON Dem iu-
genolihen Rauber tlieoereei1oiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26
g,pllTpttmsmes 2sertramett.
Die Semobner BON Sun glmtomio 6a.
ben g1tten 0rnnb fiir bullfom~
rnenes Gertranen.

9SiBt SIR, ipie
SIR i6nelIe 4bbiilfe fir &iidelt=
idmer5en finoen fonnt;
SIR i6nler5baften l1rinirltorun.
gen abbelfen fonnt;
Sbr franfe Gieren iiber beilen
folnt9
@s eibt nltr einen @eg oo5u Cure
9odborn fennen i'm;
Sic baben 9oan's 9eieren BiQen
gebraudt,
Die ibren @ert in pielen 6daelt
betpieien babe.
Sier iIt ein Son glntonier 3eug-
nis gu oielem 8ebuf.
Wers. s. 6. geeioert, 722 Sber-
mon StraBe, San 9lntonio, Seros,
iogt: Sd babe bereits in ben 3ei-
tungen nitgeteilt, oaB i6 bur6
8oon's geieren Htllen BON neiner
geeren-&ranfbeit eebeilt muroe. sS6
freue mild, beute beltatige11 3u
fonnen oab id ieit iener 3eit ME
tuieoer etipas bopon perlpiirte. Die
pafieriii6tigen @nidipeaungen met
ner 8lieoer iino ni6t pieoer anf-
getreten nt1o Die 2abnbeit in met
f1en &reu5 blieb permanent gebeilt.
@s iit fir MIDI beinabe nnnogli6
5ll iagen, ipie nertpoa 9oan's
9eieren 8illen fir mid lparen nnb
ib fam meine 0anfbarfeit 1ur
oaour6 beipeiien, oaB ib oie Yillell
ollen a1lberen 9ierenleibenoen Ee-
items en1pfeble Sd beridaffte mir
oieies Braporot bon ser 8eror
Drug 60"
Gum 8erfauf Bel alien S6nolerr.
8reis so Gents. Soiter-MiIburn
60, Srffolo, Seem gorf, alleinige
slgenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert gub bes Nanens -
8oons = unb nebntt feline onoeren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26
90. 8. & s. Balm.

SO. 4-Nod Dem Gorben .7:30 born,
.SlDer "-g2a1 benz glorben 9 100 natnt
Ro. 244-9oliiton etc. -. 1915 nadlm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26

oenen 5eilen gnropos, no 2olpelt-
ftein rpdbrenb Der leetell oreibis
Sabre ieines 2ebens enttpeoer
pobnte ODER iid poriibergebenb ouf-
bielt. bei6uloigelt oie & eltornents.
bolitreder 2ouis Mariboa, Siaoc
l1nternlper uno 2eon 2oipenitein
nebit anoeren 8erlonen Der Infer
ibiebung zines ltteiItieen Seitolnen-
tes, ipeldes iblieBlif alb beitdtigt
nurbe. Bernard 2oipenitein itarb
unberbeirotet i'm Aopember 1905.
@ie nun Die &lager bebalipten, lit
oas i'm WadloBeeriht eingereidte
Seitoment niht Dos leste oes grh-
laiiers. ionoern bon oen @refitto=
rem oiftiert moroen, ultb fdrnen Tie
ooourd in ben geiie BON $1,000
900, mo5u iie seieslid nidt bereb-
tigt iinb. BUR 3eit ieines Sooes,
beiBt es in Ser alage, lei Bernard
2omenitein nidt in geiitiger 8erfaf-
lung gefpeier1, Elm rebtsgiltiges Seita-
ntettt 81 MAIDEN.
= Die eriten 8orbereitungen fir
oas I'M Sabre 1911 in WeiIpaufec
itattfinoenbe groBe S6ngerfeIt oes
Decentralization 5dl1gerbunoes
tpnroen bieler Gage in @eilpaufee
getroffen, inoem Ser lnuiifaliide
geirat Der 8nnoesbeboroe, inn gei-
iein oes bon Seem SrIeans berbeige-
eilten 9unoesprdiioenten, 8rof. S.
9unno Deiler, cine tpiftige Ne-
idaftslisnng abbielt. gs nuroen
foleenoe 2ieoer our 9luspabI he-
itinmt uno feitgiest:
Bolfslieoer = /. WeaeoeIe rud,
rl1d; 8olfsneiie.. 2. sSn einem fiji
len @runoe,; ST. Glued. 3. 2iitolps
niloe Sagb; 6. 90. b. 8eber a.
2inoenbaum, Sr. Shubert. s.
Seinsliebden. arraneiert BON Spei-
Del. 6. @anoeri6aft; 8olfstpeiie.
2ieoer i'm Bolfstone = 1. 2iebes-
freibeit; $. Warl6ner. 2. Sliian;
S. geidnitt. 3. 9ln Nbein; @nbl.
IDBlinger. A. Sdafers Sonntaes-
lieo; &onr. &reuser. 5. 8 @clt,
ou biit 10 munberibon; @in. @eride.
6. Spinn, ipinn; $. SSiinsit.
Go6 bier ipeitere Weannerbnre
nit Srdeiterbeeleitling iino in Mus-
iidt genonlmen, oo6 fonrtten Die
Serren oieielben nod ,lidt befaiult
MAIDEN, ba porerlt nod nit oen be-
treffen0en @erlegern &iidIpra1e ge-
nonl1nen merben nluB.
glus 9ecatur in ssainois mel
bet man: Setter CHANDLER, Der 9
Sabre aIte Sobn bon @. M. Gbono-
Ter, geitano fiiralid, oaB er 5lpei
Sdeunert in 8ro1o geiest babe. Ger
Sdaoen betrng ipeit iiber $1,000.
Ser sSltnge fam oaour1 in Ser
ondt oaf er er5ablte, er babe einen
Wann geleben, Der Ole S1eunen in
8rano ftedte.
gs lit iebt en6eiiltis feltse-
itellt, bob iid Die l1nteriblagungen
Beter ban Glifiinger's in Chicago
auf llneef1br $1500,O0O beIoll-
fen. Die @laubiger perben ungc-
fdbr fiinf big feds Broserlt bon If
rem Soroerungen erbalten.
ssn Def fleinen Sabrifitoot
aeabep in SEEM Seriep iino Streit-
l1nr1ben borgefonmen uno Die Staot
lit bon ben Mili5en beiest iporben.
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gung geeen @oaren aus Selterreib-
ltngarn boriteaig gemoroen iinb. Der
Oeiniiter erfldrte ben 9elhiperhe-
fiiDrern oie Gegierung be1tebe nit
aaer gnti6ieoenbeit al1f Dem @nf-
boren oes 8opfotts nnb babe sic
maBgebenoeit @epalten in &onitan=
tinopel ooriiber ni6t i'm llngefpiIicn
gelaiien lin rofder gum 3iele 5ll
gelangen, lei Die &egierung ieoof
5u epentuelIen ipirtidaftliden 3nge=
ItanoniiIen bereit.
0as idmeoiibe &0nigspcar
bot ein paor Gage in Boris 5uee-
bradt 1no befiroet fid iest in ser
baoii6en Geiioen5itabt garIsrube.
Die &onigin lit cine Sdtpelter Des
@robber5ogs BON gaoen.
Cine 9epelbe aus Gbarlotteil.
burg loet: sSn Ser Sisung ser
STANDARDIZATION @eiealdaft
fiibrte Or. @nidiiefdmpfe BON 4iel
einen aonpoB obne mognetiide Sea.
Del Dor, Der ioeben erfun6en NOR.
ben tit. gr bat Die Sorm eines
@proifops uno pabt fid, menn er
in elmer beitinlntten 8ei}e aufge-
bangt miro, parallel Der grbare on.
Die @rfinoune miro als bon grober
8idtigfeit fir 8anaeridiffe betrad-
tet, bel oenen Die &ompoBnooel bdlt.
Jig onr6 anliegenoes Metaa obee.
lellft miro.
Sn grfurt lit Der sSrmen-
moroer Sod, nel1er am 81. Otto
ber gum Sooe perurteilt tpnroe, ent.
bauptet moroen. Sn Der @dmur-
geridts-gerbanolung batte Sod, iei.
neg 3ei6ens &orbna6er, atpei Mor.
De eingeitanben. Snatpiiden batte
er ii6 nod 81 orei anoeren sSrauen.
moroen befannt, Die linn 5tpar CUR
Sait geleet maren, ober ridt be-
Dieien meroen fonnten. ltrlpriing-
li6 NOR er aneeflagt, insgefanlmt
iieben Srouen ermoroet gu boben.
= Die 8ariier 8oIiaei bat einen
Wonn namens @enb gouil1ouo I'M
ter Der gei6nloigung. BEN befonr-
ten &iinItler 9toolpbe Steinbeil nno
oeiien Sdpiegermutter, Srau Sapp,
i'm Wonat Moi oieIes sSobres er.
moroet gu baben, in Saft eenom.
men. Gouiaauo mar Ser 9iener
Steinbeils. Die 8erboftung foIgte
Der 5ufaaigen 9luffinonne eiller
Berle. Die aus einem Der peri1pun-
oenen 9finge Steinbeils itan1n1t, i'm
8ortenonnoie Goliiaauos. 9ie go
li5ei lit iiber5engt, nunmebr oos
@ebeimllis, meldes Die Morotot bis
Der rngeben bot, loien gu fonnen.
Sn Grieori6srub boben 9ln-
oeutIhe aus Selterrei6 Dem @noen-
fen oes 9lltreidsfan5lers SiirIten
gismord cine Suloieung barge.
bra6t Cine groBe 9lborbnllng bate
iid inter 5iibrune oes 9fbgeorbneten
b. S6oenerer nod Sriebri6sri,b be-
geben uno om Sarge 8ismorfs I'M
ter elttIpre6enoen Seierli6feiten cine
9ln5ubl &rdn3e nieoerqeleqt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26
9as cdjte 6. mmS Z. Sud, Wsoies.

gtlbertlls Iagnus, Die eebptiI6en &c.
betmnille. 9ns iiebenntal berfiegelic
Bud, iolpie biele anoere merftpiir6igc
leltene Bidder ii6er Wa9ie, Gbmpa;6ie
Wlagnetismlls uno Sbpnotismus. Rla-
netenbii6er, Srdltmbiider, 8unftirDii.
der II. T. ~ 2lnfra9en iperben dusfiihr-
lid beantiportet. &atoloee frei 4gen,
ten berlongt.
=. sads, 432 OFT IT. Ctr. n. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26
@ufiir tpir banfen iollem,

@ie Wander lit im 2e6en
Sod tuirfltd) unfamiliar,
lln6 grDllt nit ietnem 2ppie,
8eil es ntidbt anbers" ,uar.
9inn si6t es ,upl gar gieles,
gSas mns nibt gans gefallt,
Wir leben NAL TIT ether
Sod nnnplfDmnt'nen @eIt.
8Df) ettuas Fat ein Seber,
Wpfiir er banfen iuat,
anitatt ct nit benz S1ifial
Tint Sleintsfeiten grult.
Die idJ1mite Cub auf Grben.
Sit etn seinmbes glmt,
Wie Manfer gdb b'rnnt gerne
9abin iein Sab nnb Gut.
Gin anb'rer Grub gum Sanfen
Der tit: etn frpber Sinn,
Der iiber niel 8eifperben
unS fptelenb fiibrt babin.
ttnb nit linn lit perbmnben
Sann meiit 3nfriebenbeit,
Tint nni'res 9iadbars Glitter
SmGlt mns fein blafIer Neib.
@cr einen Srenno ertpprben,
Der bait i'm trem nno feit,
Gr lit npn alien @aben
Ses Sebens bpd) bic Seit'.
User nur fir fidJ allein
9enft, baubelt Dber ipridlt,
Der ftebt gar balb Derlafien
unb lit ein arnter @tdJt.
Eerlt uns aud fein GBnmpasner
geim Jrembenmable bier,
Gs iitt iidJ gaus gentiitlidj
Seim @laie 2nne Star 8ier.
3as lit and) eine 0abe,
Sir bic man oanfen fp1,
Die iplf nns nidJt entretfen
Der Wauferbanhe 0rpa.
Sp ,upllen mir erbeben,
Sie pDllen 8laier id)pn.
Wir banfen - red)t BON Sersen, =
Amd) fit &rpbibitiDu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26
cSnhn & GnIfnn

Subn $. Bolton, offentlider 60
tar. @runoeigentlun. glgent fir
Feniionsonipriide. 3immer 8, ct.
SSnnes Sotel, SIt-Souiton Strabc,
geioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-26

SttO areter, 6t615 @torfet Str.
Geporotlir @erfltdtte. Getpebre,
Sdloiier repariert uno ale in 6ies
Sad i6logenoe g[rbeiten itllter Ga
ralltie ausgefiibrt. Geues Sci. 2tt2.
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5. & 6. %. ga5n.
g. u. G. ". g. gabu.
Mnfunft-

StFtltt1t
Go. 1-Souiton Ii. 5. aiiite 1920 nadlm
No. 3-Souiton II. 3. aiiite 700 nornl
ylo. 54-8on &errbille s. $3.50 BORN
go. 52-&errbiQe, Go,lntag 500 nao6in
SEQ. 89-gfa6 &errbilIe 100 nac1nt
Ibfa6rt-
So. 2-9ouiton II. 5. aiiite $50 oornr
yso. 4-Souiton Ii. 5. &iifte 900 nad)n1
yto. 53-gfa6 aerrbille :. .4.3O naebm
yto. 51-&errbille, 5onrtag $50 uorrl
yto. 87-Ha6 8errbtlle. 1905 BORN
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Wefndlt.

Cine oIleinitebenoe Dame illht
cine dltere sSrau ooer Elm WfaoG,cn
our 8eiorgung ser Salsarbeit. @n-
fer 2obn. @utes Seiln. 2eihte Nc
belt. Ndberes bel
Srau Sobanna 9alteber.
322 Sing Winialn Strobe.
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g.. $. G. g. q. (Saupt-2inie)

g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-2irie)
2lnfrnft-
30 9-@om Often. ...... .7:35 bo.in
Jo 7-@pm Often. ..... 500 nad]ln
$50. 10-@l 9afo II. @eiten 500 nadn1
Ibfabrt-
Ro. 9-@I Baio II. 8eften 900 porm
No. 10-Na6 benz Often. 1890 nacbn.
No. 8-Nad bem Often. 40 BORN
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ssietpria 9ibiFum, 6. $. e g. q.

Nrltllnff-
yaOO. 8o2-euero, @ietoria. 1880 na6m
4bfabrt-
ao. 8o1-guero, gietoria, $3.50 uorln
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ttnfer ar5bter gprsi,a.

Sen @6Itern bes Srients ipiro bnrAj
Die Melieion eeIebrt, baB @aidnn9er
uottpen6ig fin6. 1lnIer 8or5ug lit, 6ah
mir 5u oieier grfenntnis feine 2ebre
braiihei Infer sroberer Wor5ug Ill
Die anbere @rfenntnis, DaB audi bas
Snnere bes &orpers Der @aihureen
6ebarf. ioa er nidt eitlem friib5eitise!;
Sooe berfnllen. Infer groBter @orsu1
1T aber, baB mir tpenieitens elm Mittsl
fir ir1nere Neini9ung 6aben, oas panc
Sebl ben Sdften beg &orpers bilft, fid
BON ben eiftigen Ibfallitoffen an be-
freien: ct. 8ernarb GrGuterpi(len. Nur
pegetnbilifd; feline 1tbdbIi6en Minerae
lien. Sn apothefen al baben.
= 8ei ben gl5tefen Doren irur
flint Gage I'M Sabre obne religi6le
eCpftp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-11
SCHOOL WILL
OPEN OCT. 1ST
City Students to Begin Study
on That Date-Country
Schools Earlier.

Thursday. October 1sr, Is the date
upon which the city schools OF Pensa-
cola viii reopen. the decision having
been made al an important meeting Of
the board held yesterday in the office
Of County Superintendent y. g. Cook
The first Of October. however, viii
not be the date of opening through
out the county IS several schools ~
ing in the trucking localities have re-
qUested that the school year begin
on TUESDAY SepIem Der 1st, so as 70
enable the Young students to be
through with their studies for the
year when the spring work begins
Following are the schools whore
this concession is TO be made, No
4. Ferry Pass; No. ,, Roberts No. l.,
Myrtle Grove No. 20. BeuIah Springs
No. 81 Bayou Graude, and No. 81, Nc
David
More Teachers Appointed.
More teachers we're appointed al
yesterdays meeting Of n. board. be-
ing as follows: School No. Q. Miss
Nora Weekly. principal, 4. S. Ed
wards first assistant. and Miss Es5ie
Godfrey second assistant school No.
20 Mrs a NJ Bowman. principal;
Miss HabIe Merritt assistant princi-
pal: School No. ~. P u. Pritchett,
p44AC-pa dS7I7ta4id nut - as S840d- >
School no. 81, Miss Annie z. HarTi-
son. principal. Miss Dora Clarke, as
sisLant principal
Tenders Resignation.
B VI. ByeTs. who has been serving
in the capacity Of supervisor Of school,
No. 80 located four miles south Of
Atmore, Ala. near the state line, ten
deTed his resignation to The board
yesterday. II being accepted
F. u. Harper was appointed TO Ill
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-11
COUNCIL IS To
BE ORGANIZED
Central Trades Union Coun-
Gil to be Instituted To-
Night in Labor's Cause.

A Central Trades Council, TO be
composed of three delegates from
each of the local trades unions, Will
be Instituted tonight at carpenter's
hall with L. P. Head as organizer,
the charter having already been is
sued by the American Federation OF
Labor.
The meeting, which is called for
eight o'clock, will be attended by rep
resentatives from about ten local
unions, and the union, when properly
organized, Will be composed of three
delegates from each of the local
trades unions.
To be affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor, the new orsani-
cation is to be launched in local union
circles for the purpose of bringing
the interests of the city and those OF
the unions in closer touch, and to en-
able itself, as an organized body, to
act as a unit in all matters of inter
est and value to the cause of organ
lied labor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-11
Stories of the Streets and Town

nim from even divining the devasta-
ton which he had wrought!
There is one thing about Pensa-
cola" quoth the man with a faded
straw hat, and a generally diIapidated
appearance when daylight finally
struck him full force, (he was a night
operator) against which l hold partic-
ulaT objections" and he shifted him
self to a more comfortable position
or the custom house curbstone
It's about the weeds. Great. rank.
high weeds, mind you. growing right
here in a city of this size with a city
council appearing to take real down
right enjoyment in watching them get
higher and higher, and the whole
business growing out of reach of any
body or anything
Say man." he remarked suddenly.
I'll tell you the truth about it. Nav
be You'll think l ought to be arguing
from the standpoint of sanitation and
so On-but that's not me. Not on
your picture. 1t seems TO me that
we've about enough agitators OF that
stamp who aren't accomplishing much
10 speak of row, without any outside
help.
But listen. Did it ever occur TO
you how clUmp after cIump of weeds
must look to a man, dazed with p
nights hard work as ne starts for
home around say three O'cIOck2 How
they weave and cringe and straight
en- with each puff of the breeze. and
take on shapes that you never would
guess that they could?
Whether there's anyone hiding be-
hind is a minor detail to YOU lust
then; wnen the white moonlight and
the dim morning stars throw a ghost
light over it all?
The other night / was on my way
nome. l had taken particular notice
that day of a bunch of weeds on
Wright street. Wright street, MIND
you, and in a city where IL PLAYS the
part of one OF its most public thorough
fares! Just as l neaTed this particu-
lar spot, / could nave sworn it reared
foot or more and then settled back
in its regular shape, all a-tTembIe over
something 1t hid in its gloom and
darkness 1t couldn't have been nv
eyes altogether, either, for q coIored
porter who had been called out AT
that time of night saw it too, and let
put one of the bloodiest yelIs that
have startled that peaceful vicinity
for months 1 don't know what it
was-and neither did ne; Just weeds.
1 suppose, but it amt much like city
life TO me to run up against a propo-
sition like that right next to the main
street of the town
Yes, sir" he concluded. Those
weeds ought to be cut from one stand
point or another, and I for one am
going right around to see nv friend
on the council about what used to be.
according to my faint recollection in
the matter, something along the line
OF regular weed ordinance for Pen
sacoIa!"
Pepsi-Cola! A drink with
out dopel
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TERSELY TOLD.

L. ]. Harley. of Milton, is in the
betty.
B. H. Barber, of Moultrie, Ga, is in
pensacola for day or two.
NJ. Seasons, of Ozark, Ala, is in
lthe city for few days.
Theodore Provicas, Selma, Ala,
lman, is in town on business.
H. F. Morgan and J. Harvey are here
from Jacksonville on business.
Fred fIugger. from Montgomery, ar
rived from Jacksonville, yesterday
w H. Strong, of Brewton, Ala,
spent the day in Pensacola yesterday.
w. G. Hampton, of Montgomery, is
registered at the New Manhattan
hotel.
T. ]. Albin was in the city yester-
day, having arrived from Milton dur
ing the day
Miss E. v. Day, of Milton, was in
the city yesterday, being registered
sat the Southern hotel:
G. r. Trisse, w Lee Harvey and
Homer f. Morgan, of Jacksonville,
are in the city.
Hon. C. L. Virgins. a prominent
Pine Barren man, spent the day in
the city yesterday.
a. P. Stuedey, of Ocala, arrived in
1-E.. 1-,A
. at the hotel Eseambia-
County Tax Collector J. S. Roberts
1eft yesterday on trip through In
diana and other northern points.
H. G. T. Henderson arrived yester-
day from Mobile in the interests OF
the company which he represents.
In the United States court yester-
day a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was fled by V. Hoist, Sr., whose liza
Utilities are scheduled at about $4,000.
W. H. NeaIeans, Familiarity known
as Dad, The Journals head press
imam, returned yesterday afternoon
from his annual vacaaon, which he
spent with his family in Birmingham,
where he has just completed a new
home.
The maximum temperature at Pen
lsacola yesterday was SO degrees at
1:40 D. m, while the minimum was
20 degrees at eco a. m. Last year
on the same date the maximum was
81 degrees and the minimum IL de.
grees. The average maximum for this
date is IS degrees and the average
minimum IS degrees.
There are a number of replies to
want ads at this office for H. G.. E.
&C. z" Partner" Wv w" ct. H.
s." and 8" Owners viii please call
for them.
Nineteen cases We're or the police
court docket yesterday morning for
trial before Recorder Johnson. Oh
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TEACHERS ATTENTION.
Pensacola, Fla, Aug. It'll, 1870

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. It'll, 1908
State superintendent w. NJ. HoE
Ioway announces Ghat the questions
for the teachers examination that
will begin September Sth, prOx., will
be taken from the following text
books, and all intending to take this
examination are advised to procure
these books and review same
n. B. COOK.
County superintendent Public in
stTuction, Escambia county
ORTHOGRAPHY = Reeds Word
Lessons, (25c) Maynard, Merrill K
Co. New York
READZIG-Any standard author
will answer.
COMPOSITTON-MaxweH & Smiths
Writing in English, (75c) American
Book Co.
ARITHMETIC Mines Standard
(65cl American Book Co. Atlanta.
ENGLISH GRAMMER - Metcalf's
60c) American Book Co.
l. S. History-Ffeld's Grammar
School, ($D American Book Com
pany-
FLORIDA HISTORY-Brevard &
BENEFITS (60c) American Book Co.
GEOGRAPHY = cdway's Natural
Advanced. Cs1.25) American Book
PHYSIOLOGY - CoIeman's EIe-
ments of, (9Cc) The Mcmillan Co,
Atlanta.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT - YOcum s
Civil Government Of Florida and t7E,
United States, SD E. O. Painter Co.
DeLand Fla
ALGEBRA-MiIne's High School,
New, (S1) The Mcmillan Co. Atlanta.
THEORY AND PRACTICE-CIaS
room Management by BlCIey-
These books may be had of most
book dealers il the state, or from
the publishers by mail, post paid, on
receipt of price S-1-S-9-14
ReEev Saps)-T'd Ike to he Fashionable.
Miss WOSe How Is the best way to get
the brain fag2 Miss RDSe-FiTst get the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-11
Light"
Returns are
Heavy

a SEEMING PARADOX
but an actual truth When
we say Light" we mean
z L E c 7 RIG LIGHT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-11

Electric Light is a good in
vestment for any energetic
business man intent on in
creasing his trade. Light at
tracts and the brilliantly IL
Illuminated store, other things
being equal, will do the bust
ness. AStute merchants,
realizing this truth, become
lavish users of electric light,
and you will notice that the
store in any particular street
or section which does the big
gest business, is, ninety-nine
times in a hundred, the best
store.
This is not mere chance; it
is the operation of a natural
law. BY working in harmony
with this law YOU can in
crease your business.
If there are difficulties in
the way, they can be re-
moved. Write us about it.
An intelligent representative
will call at once and talk the
matter over with you.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-11
STEAMER
MONARCH'S
SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Daily, Except Sunday.
Leave City for Navy Yard and Pavilion
s:1S q m
Leave Pavilion for Navy Yard and City
<:S0 D. m, except on Saturdays, when
she leaves at II AS a M
Sunday
Leave City for Pavilion 1910 a. m. $40
p m. and 4 D. m
and 9 p m
Leave CITY for Pavilion IFS a m, $40
p. m D m. and p m
Leave Pavilion for City 4;30. 6:s5 and
1000 .. m.
Music at Pavilion Sunday and Friday.
Fare for round trip, so cents
Please note-Boat leaves promptly at
time given