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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-06
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ORDINANCE NO

| Be It Ordained, by the Police Jur,
of the Parish of Laf0urche, that thu
agreement of settlement and comprO
mise made and passed on the SAVen.
teenth day of Nov. Nineteen Hundred
land Seyen, by aid between the Com.
mittee of this body. the said committee
being composed of John II. Walsh,
President and Alexandra Theriot aud
Jules BaSSet, members representing
this body, and also by William FL.
Price, Pierre Boudreaux and p. Wal
lace Lef0rt representing the Drainage
District No. Two ~ now known as
the Bonded Drainage District, all act
ing on the same side. ana Terrehnnne
Land Co Ltd, ON the other be and
the same is hereby ratified an aoprov-
ed and made bin ing on this body as
representing the parish of Lafourche.
That in consideration Of the digging
of the canals as laid down in the said
agreement, by the said Terrebonne
Land Co.. Ltd. and the carving out
of the other stipulations Of the said a.
greement, by which the people of the
parish owing lands on the bayou la
fOurche and in rear thereof, in that
section of the parish situated below
LafOurclIe Crossing On the right bank
of tie bayou LatOurche, will have and
receive good aud efficient drainage and
thus improve their lands and rea. ier
themmore valuable TO the phb ami to
The owners thereof las well as diminish
ing the amount of waters to be tnrorn
upon the lands below ali the way to the
iuif-and thus diminishing the sayitude
lue dy them-thiS bDdy dos hereby re-
lounce in favor of the said Terrabonae
land Go. Ltd . and its assigns and al
h0rS any and all claims which it may |
lave to any lands ia the section of
o,satry situated between the bayons
4afonFcle and ferreao7na, which it
night derive under the provisions of
he Act, No. One U.iired a:pI Ski
1867. page Que Hundred and Sixty
)ne (16i of t.ia Sessi-,:l Acts Of Eig,il-l
zen Hundred and Sayente E. shl fI5sslE
his release and abanio meut to he
OF considered US any Warran;g-but
imply as a remittance Of any ciaim to
he said lands.
That Us the said Terrebonne Land
o. Ltd, arepresents-tha It has all
sadx undertakes the digging of said
mails and that the sane will be-
that caruro;ttee off
embers, to be nolned bY the Presi-
mt of the Police Jury. be appointed
receive the said work, aud to give u
rtlficate that it has been done in ac-
rdahce with the said agreement and
Is ordlnance-whlch having been giY-i
g and recorded-shall be held to be a {
3i,i compliance with the said agree /
ent and this ordinance.
Il. N. Coulon IN. Walsh
Clerk President.
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Mahogany is Peer Of Deecra-
tive Hardwoods,

For refined expression il
the manufacture of furniture
and all otter forms of inter
ior decoration, mahogany il
undoubtedly the peer Of the
hardwOods. No wo ID il SO
universally used to-day for
this purpose in every city and
country of the world; no wood
is so freely and successfully
initiated.
" Americas architects and
men of the furniture and cab
inet-making ind ustries draw
heavily upon the markets of
the world iii the struggle to
supply an ever increasing de-
mand for genuine mahogany.
Hundreds of tons of logs All
nual]y are imported into this
country and worked into
beautiful forms to grace fine
homes or dignity the interior
Of public buildings, large ho-
tells or railway cars.
A few years ago mahogany
was regarded as a very pre-
cious wood, and was employ
ed only in the interior of the ,
finest houses and in the man
ufscture of the most extensive !,
furniture. During the past
few years. however. there hasI
been a wonderful Develop.
ment in mahogany importa- :
ton and use,
The total quantity of NAH :
ogany imported Last year was :
nearly torty-two million
board feet. Of this large a. y
mount North America SUD- i,
Piled 65.6 per cent and Europe II
g per cent. Though Europe b
supplied only a little more O
Ehan one-fourth as much nah II
'sany as there was imported I'll
rom North America it's aver h,
Ise value per thousand feet r.
'as more than twice as much tta
ice to finer quality. The re- 3,
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For Sale,

The aa-oline l.anarh, Eoiipse,
rngii. 45 feet, beam l teea, sYn'pp-
efl with ace,yf.ne lights, suitable for
business or pleasure, almost new u
bargain. apply to
Albert Aaudreaux
or T, J. D"ucet,
Thihodaux La
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:.orance onght to end. 70 our know
s..is.. G.s,o,ia is i; remedy which pro-
.tuc.s composnre aud heaiih by regn-
.atlag the system. not by SUPPLYING
it, and cur reatiers are entitled to the
iniDi MalieH:
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mainder of the imports came
from Africa. South America,
and Asia.
Mexico furnished 46.2 ner
cent Of the mahogany coming
from North America, Nicara-
qua followed with 1912 per
cent, British Honduras with
l5.5 per cent, Cuba with 8 per
cent, and Honduras with IA
per cent. Other Central
America countries furnished
the small remaining percent
age.
Immediately following the
war with Spain. lumbermen
Of the United Statesexploited
the largest and most accessi-
BILE of the Cuban mahogany
forests, For a few years the
forests of Cuba contributed
more largely to the supply in
this country than at the pref
sent. time, largely owing toll
the rapidity with which this
valuable timber was logged
and shipped. An engineerl
employed by American au-|
during the recent
intervention in Cuba claims
hat nearly all of the availa-
ole supply of mahogany off
hat island has been exhaust
ID and that what now rel
nalns in any considerable
Quantities is far remote from
transportation facilities. !,
The number of buyers of
Mahogany in this country's
ardwood market is now ex
eeded only by those Of oak,
'aple, poplar, Eastwood, ash,
Irch, chestnut and cypress
he principal reason for thel :.
'pularity of mahogany is 8.
lat the importers of the logs \
I'd the manufactures of lum-l n
II have never advanced it's "
ices beyond a modest profit b
I'd it IS relatively 80 low m
at it now makes little diff re-
renee in price whether an II
ice building OF a home is 81
'ished in mahogany OF quar- a,
rsawn white oak. Iyr
Another reason for its pop dc
arity is because it improves sis
tone with age. After W.
lcA experimentation can of
iIdera finish practically all in
their cars in mahogany, as A
withstands satisfactorily We
, severe usage and also tn,
|ds its finish. The chief nu
tiers of mahogany impor. to
ion aud manufacture are ser
'top. New York, Louis wi
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NOTICE.

ANY one hol'iing bills against the
Percv Grocery T., Lt.l. or the Lob
dell Grocery Co Ltd. must present
ellis On or isfnre Ian. 2lsl 1909.
L. r. Percy.
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Mare Stolen

From my premises, ON Home Cot
ea,-.. Plantation, ou Dec 81. 1905. one
aa,k oay MAZE loag iua;ts With Gore
~, cal, i:,i.up ea zach haa,s ieg.
Eiu:i@T s7iii Be rewarded ty' returning
sa.4.e i, lsasIss ;.oss.ss.
Hi,ine Uait,2.= Pisnlaf,oa
Ih,:.oti,ux, |. ,ais,at.:
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tE TIE.

IF TIE
Merchants ,i.'et bill heads,
The business 'nen e.,se'spes,
The teachers programs.
Fhe girls visiting card,
liz, v.'aag ,nai, wedding invitations
Cana Is, Tlae SENTINEL. office.
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GAS r ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ss sssas 80 q lzk2zzzs@
Trespass Noticel

Trespass Notice!
The pubic is hereby notified that
hunting, fishing, moss-picking, trap
ping and otherwise trespas>lng, is
positively prohibited ON any and ali
our lands, under the penalty Of tn,
law.
Il. j. LVrcHER AND OTHERS.
DlBERT, STARK 4 Brown.
Cypress Lumber Co Lite
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Notice

;. 10 bunting is a Lowell ON Acadia
i.tits.,is.
" Il. pntcE.
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PER YEAR. I. ApvAxcE........sl 90
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ss,s-~5aiLie P,s Office k 1Mitodaux, La
second ciGss mailer.
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DficiGI journal Of the Parish Of
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
Whiteriver Items

Miss Arlene WhittemOre enter
tanned large party at progress
sive whist last Tuesday evening
at the Cottage parlors. Miss
Whittemore is an entertaining
hostess. Four tables were kept
busy besides several who enjoyed
to watch the game. c. H. Jor-
don won first prize and Mr.. Kay
second. Light refreshments were
served at the close of the games
and the party dispensed, thank
ing Miss Whittemore for the
pleasure of the evening.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr.. w. Birchell left few days
ago for Phoenix. This is the
man arranged some time ago un-
der the charge of taking whiskey
into the Indian country. Mr..
Birchell promptly furnished the
required bond and says he will
show at the trial that he was in
nocent of the charge.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Woolsey
entertained a large party at
whist last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith won first
prize which was a beautiful cake.
The cake was to much for one,
so she in turn renewed the whist
party by inviting several to the
cottage parlors last Friday even
ing and treated the players to
the delicious cake which she won
at the Woolsey social.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr.. Lorgena Baca, who has
been"dry nurse" IN Ben Crosby S
livery stable for the past week,
had the misfortune to sprain
his wrist while leaning on the
handle of a pitchfork. Mr.. Baca
will probably be at his post of
duty in few days.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

A large crowd was out last
Sunday afternoon to see the ball
game between the soldier boys
at Fort Apache and the Indian
school boys at Whiteriver. The
score stood 7 to 6 in favor of the
Indians.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr.. Sydney Sapp of Oklahoma
has been in Holbrook for the past
few days with view of locating
here. Mr.. Sapp is a lawyer and
a newspaper man, and we hope
he can see his way clear to locate
some place in Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr.. H. H. Scorse left Saturday
morning for a two weeks trip to
his sheepcamps across the mourn
tains.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

After so long a spell of the
brightest and incest weather in
this world, we are now having a
little rain to insure us a bOuntltul
crop for the coming year.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr.. Louie Ghuey has been on
the sick list for several DAYS but
is much better at the present
writing.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hale are re-
iOicing over the arrival of a fine
big boy at their home last week.
Tohn looks about a foot taller.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Brother Lackey held services
at the school house Sunday even
ing. There was a large turn out
to the meeting and Mr.. Lackey
feels encouraged to continue the
good work.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

The legislature has been getting
quite busy of late and have pass
ed bills abolishing the territorial
rangers as we'll as the office of
public examiner. Both these bills
were passed by a large majority
and it now looks as if these Off
ces were things that were.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mr. Heeps of St. Johns return
ed Friday from Los Angeles to-
gether with his little bOv. Mr..
Heeps says his boy is no better
for his treatment in Los Angeles
and he feers that the injured eye
is beyond medical science and
lost to the boy forever.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
HoIbrook Happenings
From the Argus.

Last Monday the infant son Of
Mrs. and Mr.. Ignacio Padilla
died all of suden at the ranch
on the Puerco. Such q quick
death aroused the suspicion of
some of the citiz9n of HOiDrOOk,
and the county physician, DR..
Sampson, was Immediately mott
fed He went to the Padilla
home as soon as he could get
there, and at once pronounced it
an aggravated case ofdiphtheria.
A sister and a cousin Of Mr..
Padilla were also found to be af
fected with this dread disease,
and precautions were taken to
prevent it's spread to Holbrook
and vicinity. The cousin is re-
ported as out of danger but the
sister, a girl of twelve years of
age, died Thursday and was bur
led Friday. Since then there have
been no new cases reported and
it is hoped and believed that the
deadly disease has been confined
to the home where it wrought
such sad havoc. No Ole seems
to know how this fatal malady
came to break out at this partic-
ular place, but it is possible that
it was brought in from Concho
by a visiting relative. The sadly
afflicted family have the SYM
pathy of the entire community.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

The creeks and rivers were
quite high last week as a result
of the heavy rains.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Probate Judge r. c. Smith,
made a business trip to Joseph
City Friday in the interests of
the public schools.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

DR.. H. Y. Hailman made a pro-
fessional trip to Cooley's ranch
last Friday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
Post Office Hours

Hereafter the post Office hours
will be as follows:
Week days:8 am to $50 pm.
Sundays: IL m. to p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

The matter of statehood or no
statehood still hangs in the bal
ance. The territories of Arizona
and New Mexico have powerful
friends and strong enemies in the
senate and the sure result may
be reached most any day.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

The legislature has in contemp
liation a bill to pension school
teachers who have taught in
Arizona for thirty consecutive
years. This is good news for our
present school marin, as it leaves
her only twenty eight more years
to teach before she retires on her
much deserved annuity.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mrs. AL. Stevenson and children
of Adamana have been visiting
friends in Holbrook the fore part
of the week.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Judge Zuck is rapidly improv-
ing from his late illness. His
many friends are now congratu-
lating him on his speedy recovery.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Councilman Vim. Morgan has
introduced several very creditable
bills in he upper house this ses-
sion. The one providing for the
collection ofdamages by relatives
of persons killed through the fault
of employers is especially good.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Mrs. John Mcmahon died Mon
day morning of the "great white
plague" Mrs. Mcmahon was
the daughter of Mrs. Barth and
was born her. She leaves a hus-
band, a mother and a little
daughter to mourn her loss.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

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C-ssfo1s particularly for weddings and
sag-Sis Miss Leila q. Reese, SIS n
Tlaxlen. Phone ~ 22oct
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|. S. BROWN 6 CO.
AGENTS THIESEN BUILDING.
OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR.
FOR SALE.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Local agents and travelling
statesmen to carry light side line Pay
big money No samples. Address ).
1OI Gambler Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. 24jan1t
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Neutrality-suspicious. marker and as
sorter- Apply Empire Laundry Co.
jan2tf
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MONEY TO LOAN.

OWEN-CLARK CO. can loan your money
at per cent net janltf
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ONE 4-CYLINDER CADILLAC touring
car, 80 H p. Top folding wind shield
8 lamps, horn, Prestolite tank, all tires
practically new. Run not over 2OOO
miles. Car cost $500 new VIII sell for
$1,000. Apply Pensacola Auto Co. 80 Z.
Garden 24jan1t%
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of the Real
Estate Transfers recorded vest erday as
furnished by tho Pensacola Abstract Co.;
Pensacola Development and Con
st:Uction Co. to w J. Tucker, lots
, and ,. blk. I33, Beach Haven tract,
1920.
Jonas Jones to Leslie E. Brooks
Co, 1-3 undivided interest in lots is
and 10, blk. Ill, Maxent tract, S125.
Hugh 3. Hatton to Albert Lowell,
lot 10, subdivision of blk 8, east of
railroad in Gonzales grant, Sec. IA,
TIP. 1, \. r. 81, w, 81 and other
considerations.
Julia A and Julia ]. 1onge by p.
K. Yonge, Atty, to ]. K. Davis Eonge,
SO undivided interest in y. ITO It. OF
10. $50. Old City, s10O and other con
sideTations.
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condition. The Fisher Real Estate
Agency. 1850 2odec
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The 7:15 a. m. train from Pensacola VIII
run as a local train hereafter. The DO
n m train from Barrancas viii make all
stops except on Saturday, when local
car will leave Big Bayou at $50 p. m.
The Pensacola-Bfg Bayou local viii be
discontinued, except on Saturday after
moons.
Local freight leaves Pensacola at
7:15 am
10.15 a N.
$50 .. IN.
Through freight leaves Pensacola at
lis ID.
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-TBC4ANTS' TRANSFER CO. Thor. B.
- 5rI,Srsen Prop solicits all kinds of
-~-iSr and hauling. Furniture packed
or Shipment. Furniture stored. once
@I1ane s7Ss Depot phone tO4- 1ne211
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Dwellings for Rent

North Hill
No. 209 West Cervantes Street. 8
West End
Four-reom house. Bungalow on
Eig6t-room dwelling at Fishervilie, -
No 20 n Baylen st, ; rooms -. 1000
No. 521 w Garden St, 2-story,
po0 a01 w caso :, , "a ~
No. III West Government St,
No I50s W. Belmont St. ; rooms i2.5o
No sos ". Belmont St, > rooms -. p. so
No. 5l2 W. Belmont St. : rooms 1000
No 211 : ClubbS St I rooms 5000 1000
Four-room dwelling at Baskerville.
with City water MISREPRESENTATION 1000
No. 5I5 y DeVilliers St. + rooms 1000
No. 1404 E Lee St. IL story,
CoT EEit7 18th Ave. and Strong Street. <O'OO
14th Ave. and Strong St, 2-story
dwelling and store, 8 rooms ..-.-. 1000
No. 221 " CeTallOS St, \ rooms,
suitable for families --..-.-..... TO- so
No. 400 East ZarragOssa St s
No. s 10th avenue, story.
No. SIG Z. Belmont St. rooms -. i259
No. III E LaRua St, 1-story,
u IN
No. 1912 N Sth Avenue, rooms . IL SO
No. 617 y. sth Avenue, 1 story.
rooms --.-----.--------- 1900
No. 49, E Government St, 5 rooms 1900
No. GIL z Belmont St, story, ;
No. 702 E Gadsden st. rooms 11-5o
One-story on PalafoN St. near Com
press, 4 rooms --...-...-.----...--. 1000
Also stores. offices and halls In all parts
OF the city
Can and inspect our list
H00TON & WATSON
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MAKE INV
lVIONEY BIZ I
PROPERTY

Those who are far-sighted enough to
invest IN real estate in and around Pen
sacola. this year. viii make money. Use
a reasonable amount of judgment, that 5
all.
S13oO-Biock of "A lots. northern part of
city. near factory district. Money
in this.
Slo5O-FOr d swell little home on CerVan-
ties street, No. 1912. > rooms, plas-
tered and tinted walls Well built
$4,000 down, balance, $1,000 per
month
S21Oo-Gets No sos E. Ciadsden Street.
S2eOo-LOOiz a [ No. SIC +. LaRua street
Splendid home near railroad shops.
Large lot south front
We have money to lend upon approved
real estate security.
Fire Insurance written at lowest pos
Sible rates
We want your business; call and see
US.
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IW-IUUIII SDOTR
at Baskerville, with electric lights, bath
hot and cold water; can be rented fur
nished or unfinished, servant houses
in yard: blocks from car line
Offices
Furnished Office over Peoples National
Bank
Cor. Romano and PaIafox SITS, two ON
ces upstairs
The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
1.-THE RENT Collectors"
phone a..
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Apaiachicola. Oldest
In CITY, free baths
$50 and g. co Spec
5. jenkins. Prop. 15j
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PTTBIIC STENOGRAPHIC WORK at
The Pensacola Office Equipment Co,
No 2 r Garden Phone 292. Agents
Underwood Typewriters- 20Jan1m
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RIGGFsR AND SAII4MAkER-Furni
AWNINGS. tents, cots. hammocks, etc e
C.arutsen successor to JnO. A Berg, 7O9
south Jefferson st. Phone orders TO Nc
l[enzie Oerting & Co.'S Sto1teb
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE.

SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
First car leaves Pensacola at ZOO a. N I:
second car at 500 a. m. and from that
hour on the week day schedule viii be
observed except car will leave Fort
Barrancas at 500 p. m instead Of $40 D
Freight car win make but one trim
leaving Pensacola al $3.50 a. m.
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WEST FLORIDA
; WANT ADS.
APALACHlCOLA.

FULLER HOTEL.
established hotel
best service Rates
ial rates by week.
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WANTED.

NS'ANTED-To buy two silent salesman
show cases, six or seven feet Address
y a. ROY 255- civ. 24jan3t%
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Passengers wishing TO go TO West FIfu
will take North ifill cars and transfer 10
West Hill ear at La Rua and DevfIIier
streets, except every week day after
D. m and Sundays after % m when
West Hill cars win run through PaIafox
street TO the pOsfOffice and 20 West T4isf
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC COMPANY
ALBA H WARREN. Mgr.
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HOTELS.

81 CHARLES HOTEI-American plan
Sl-25 and $1-50 per day European soc
and I5C- Five dollars and Up by the week
V ". Shepard 6janIm%
BRIGGS HOUSE-East Wright street 800
feet west OF Union depot Good clean
accommodations Rates transients SOC
day. Lower rates weekly Also store an
der Briggs House 10 rent. 5janIme
WINTER RESORT-The 'OId Mill Inn
on bay shore. 10 minutes ride from eity
on electric car line. viii be open for The
winter Oct l. All modern cOnveniences.
Address Miss Lille Taylor. odd Mill
Inn. Pensacola, Fla Phone 3SS. zsept
EVERY HOTEL in West Florida and
South Ala la ma should carry ii small ad
in this column he cost is only $50 per
month for foVr liz - o. less.
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LOST.

LOST-Watch fob and Iocket initials
"R. F." lady's picture in Iocket. Tues
day morning Reward for return to I'm
periaI Cigar Store 2Ojan1 We
BLACK LYNX FUR. with lynx head
Reward for return to sos BlOunt Bldg
20iauIwt
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NrOTTCE-S1OO reward offered for evil
Sence to convict any person or persons
IF DIacing fre in or near our Jurpentine
bOxes. Goodwin Bros. Co. fOjan1m~
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TOURISTS VIII md The Journals Pana-
-, canal Edition Just the thing to send
-, 4-iends at home. It Is filed with at
ls@fiVp pictures. scenes and views from
cover 10 cover Ffice' 4'G at BOOKSTORES
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-07-15

Articles OF association. were IKE
cuted az Mexico. forming a company
which viii build an i~nterurban rail-
road from Jefferson City to Hannibal
by the way Of Columbia, Mexico and
Perry. with branches 70 Fulton and
other noints In Galway county. The
company win be known as the Hanni-
bal and Jefferson City ~Interurban
Traction company. having taken over
the interests OF the Mexico. Santa re
and Perry Traction company. which
was Incorporated over a year ago to
build a line between Mexico and
Perry. The projected lines pass
through some OF The richest farming
communities Ia the state. which as
yet are not traversed by railroads.
and the new line viii open up and
develop farm and dairy interests.