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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-27

will meet at the same time as the
other board, and at the Windsor hotel.
A program will be issued later. The
railroads will give excursion rates and
it will be to the benef1t Of all op-
ticians TO attend.
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MOTOR BOAT RACES.

New Orleans, Aug. 26.-F1fteen en-
tries have been made in the Southern
autoboat race which will take place
on Lake Ponchartrain next Saturday.
The race will be over a twenty mile
course. There will be a one gun
start and the first boat in will be
the winner. Odds at present mako
the Waterspout of Biloxi, Miss, and
the Gee Whiz of Houma, La, the fav-
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Vim. johnson & Son
The Big store

Clerk Shelton, General McCarn re-
quests the former to collect the liquor
dealers license from all persons
handling these malt liquors, whethei
they be called "beerette" or ''nubru'
or any other name.
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by James
throb his
develop 5 h r.
but saysn c
Republican
which
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GO 10 tories a OK
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NOTICE is hereby given to proper

NOTICE is hereby given to proper
ty owners and residents having gar
bage to be removed by the city, that
unless the garbage is removed
promptly daily, to notify the street
superintendent at telephone No. 1912,
giving him the location of the prem
Uses and a wagon will be sent imme-
diately to remove the garbage.
T. A. JENNINGS,
S-27-6t
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aIJrTFRMAN CHOSEN.

Cincinnati, Aug. 26--Rev. Eugene
Butterman has been chosen head OF
the Franciscan province Of St John,
which has charge of the converts OF
the middle west and missions in Arr
IONA and New Mexico
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Free Talcun Powder

See the Crystal Pharmacy's great
free taIcum powder offer in tOday's
Journal.
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OearSOn'S
= Magazine for September

RUDYARD KIPLING. Ten volumes
Printed large type white bound in de luxe cloth;
handy edition. Containing all the important
material thai the standard library contain PEAR
SONS MAGAZINE for year, only f. o.
order, aad send the books
The regular price of these books and
magazine this interests VII have 10 wits
Address Dept
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GREAT DETECTIVE

GABORIAU'S TWO GREAT DETECTIVE
STORIES
THE GILDED CLIQUE and IN PERIL OF HIS LIFE
each absolutely complete printed from large type white
elecJrOtypes
cloth; hghcass library books-ideA
readng-boIh with PEARSON S MAGAZINE for year,
$1oo regular price of the
500 guarantee MI orders after days
.kron publication. Address Dept &
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J. T. Cope, for many years valued
employe of the Pensacola Water
Company under the old regime, is
very III at his home on Cervantes
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J. 7. COPE QUITE
ILL FROM CANCER
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Strike Zone of Pressed
Car Co. Presented Scene
of Pitiful DeSOlation

Continued from First Page)
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from millions of southern whites It's
important to the South than the tariff, the niger
question, the boil weev anything ese Its is the
the Souths labor problem in field and factory
but the South doesn't know it. A bill pre-
scented in the last Congress which would have allowed
information be spread for cure-but Congress
busy considering the silk stockings and passing
bills spread information to relieve chickens and COWS
from disease point the proper way grow alfalfa, and
other things equally important Well it up the South
ITSELF Now it is proposed import Italians work the
farms and factories. Does the South Italians,
does it want to relieve kind Here is the whole
startling story in PEARsONS MAGAZINE for September,
the essentially important the SouthS welfare that
printed. Read and ask your Congressman what
he is going to do about it.
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Taft Comnutes Harlan's
Science to Six Months

Continued From First PzQe)
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29
elDs WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received b. the
undersigned until Fr.da.. April 5Jth,
1909 for furnishing approximately six
thousand (6oU0) square feet of seven
eighths (l-S) inch kim dried matched
flooring dressed one side. ard laying
the same as sheating on tht roof @.
the Brunswick hospital Bidders mus,
be prepared TO have mategai ready
for delivery at the hospital premises
by May >. 1903. and to begin the worE
at any tine called upon between May
18th aud =. 1919
Seperate bids also wanted Tor the
furnishing only, delivered at the hos
pital OF two thousand (20oa) lineal
feet Of one by TWO q by p inch strips.
Rights reserved TO reject any and AN
bids. Address ]. H. Leo Chairman
Special Committee, ard file at the y
hall with city clerk
Brunswick. Ga, April . 1903
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NOTICE.

GEoRGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors OF the estate of Mrs. Elmina y
-aumer, late of said county, deceased
render in an account Of their de-
mands to ne within the time prescrib-
Cd by law, properly made out. Ana
al persons indebted to said deceased
are hereby requested to make imae-
diate payment to the undersigned
This list day OF April, 1909.
Hattie Larimer,
Exeeutrix of the will and upon tb.
Estate of Elnina F. Latimer.
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NorlcE
GEoRGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
To All Whom It May Concern:

GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
To Al! Whom It May Concern:
Thomas Abbott having in proper
form. applied to me for permanent
letters of administration on he es-
tate of Susan Abbott. late of said
county. this is to cite all and singu-
lar the creditors and next of kin of
Susan Abbott to be ard appear TT my
office within the time allowed hy law,
and show cause VIII permanent ad
,u'nistration should not be granted to
Thomas Abbott on Susan Abbott's es-
tate. This 2i day Of April, t9o1
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-29

During the spring every one would
be benefited by taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy It Turn shes 2 needed
ionic to the kidneys after the extra
strain of winter, and Il purifles size
blood by stimulating the kidneys. and
causing them to eliminate the impur-
tiles from it, Foiey's Kidney Rem-
edy imparts new life ard yigpr Pleas
ant to take.
For sale at the Atlanta Pharmacy.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Solitaire Diamonds at s75. $4,000.
$4,000. s22500 and $500. 90 worth
from s25 to $50 each more than the
above prices. Special for three DAYS
only Gall and look. They are big
organs. x. Mott, Jeweier, 1905 New
c-Ltis street.. 49,
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Fca SALE 81 A. 11--zEs
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
GAY G. sTUReis Gossip.

Early announcement is expected OF
the organization of new $1,000, 000, 00C
copper corporation-the second billion
dollar company to be formed-to con-
troll the production, treatment and
selling of at least SOO,OOO.OOO pounds OF
the annual copper product. j. p.
Morgan will have charge of the financ-
ing and the National City Bank and the
First National bank of New York may
attend to details of the security issues
i'm this country. Several European in
stitutions will be interested and the
flotation is to be world wide. The
proposal Is to organize the new COM
pany on the lines of the United States
Steel corporation, and to include the
Amalgamated. Guggenheim. Phelps,
Dodge e. Co. and Cole Ryan companies
together with their affiliated smelt-
ing and selling interests. Calumet &
Hecla of course, will not come in. 1t
is planned to include all of the prom
inent low grade porphyry copper prop
critics of Nevada and Utah, including
the Utah Copper Co, the shares of
which had a sensational rise Saturday
1t is proposed to issue stock of the
new company for outstanding shares
of the constituent properties. II is fig
ured that three cents per pound is lost
to the American copper producers by
competition and rivalry i'm the selling
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
COURT OF THE U. S.
SENDS SIX MEN TO PRISON
Continued from Page l.

alleged to have been had with Ship:
The people of Hamilton County were
willing to let the law take its course
until ii became known that the case
would not probably be disposed of for
four or five years by the Supreme
Court of the United States" it quotes
Ship as saying: But the people
would not submit to this, and / do
not wonder at It,"
Chief Justice Fuller i'm pronouncing
Ship guilty said that this reference
to people" was significant, for he was
candidate for reelection and had
been told that his saving the prison
or from the first attempt to mob him
would cost him his place, and he
had answered that he wished the mob
had got him before he did"
The court held that Gibson must
have believed mob would attack the
Jail the night Johnson was lynched,
but although he was i'm charge of the
jail more than two hours before it's
arrival, he made no effort to sum-
mon assistance to repel the attack.
The testimony OF Mrs. Baker. white
prisoner to the effect that Gibson
told her before the mob arrived that
it was coming and for her to go to
her cell, was referred to.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
j. A. Minnear 4 Co. say today

j. n. Mlnnear a. co. say To-Day:
As was generally anticipated, the
copper share market was extremely
active. Reports of some variance were
out on the proposed copper combina-
ton but none official. II is almost GER
tain that there is a big deal pending,
looking toward the merger Of the Cole
Ryan. Guggenheim and other large
producing interests. IL is quite likely
that something of a definite nature
will come out before the close OF the
week. Amalgamated was the feature,
opening at 92 and selling above "a.
North Butte directors met today and
declared the regular dividend of 81
per share. Copper Range was another
strong issue advancing up TO "a. The
movement in copper shares was not
such as to indicate any sharp break
For the most part the advance being
gradual. The New York market was
neglected. S. & b.. $. a. p, Giroux,
Greene Cananea, Santa Rasalia and
Chief were active curb traders. Han
cock also came i'm for some good trad
ing. There was heavy trading i'm most
of the active curb issues today and we
look for higher prices for a number of
them.
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that Amalgamated and other large
producers are considering curtail-
ment of the mines as the only solution
to the copper situation. Butte offici-
ais of Amalgamated claim they have
no information on the subject and do
not believe a curtaiment i'm Butte IL
contemplated. There has been a very
material increase in output by sever
al companies during the past month.
The directors of the Copper Range
company, practically all the shares of
which are owned by the Copper
Range Consolidated, have declared
three dividends of $780, each payable
November IS. These dividends will
call for the distribution of s45O,OO0 Of
which the Copper Range Cons. will re-
oeive $444,654.
There have been no unusual devel-
opments in the Superior mine and I'M
foreground conditions there are gem
orally unchanged from those noted in
the past. The No. shaft as yet
the single productive shaft opened on
lthe property is sinking steadily for
the thirteen level. In this shaft drift
Ing is in progress at all levels below
the Sth and the charTacter of ground
encountered is plainly indicated in the
mill returns, in which the average
yield per ton of, rock has held around
25 pounds fine copper for many weeks
past. Rock shipments now average
around 800 tons daily,
North Butte has cut the Jessie vein
on the 2,2O0-level but very little ore
was found i'm the cross-cut end a
heavy flow of water forced TEN porary
suspension of work. Conditions are
about the same as where the vein
was cut on the 1,S00-level. The Jes-
sic vein has not yet been opened suf-
fciently to determine it's value. Right
in the cross-cut the vein is lean but
the same conditions was found
i'm the cross cut at the 1,S00-level,
rich body of ore being found TO the
west of the cross-cut after consider
able drifting. A somewhat similar re-
suit Is expected on the new level. Cut
ting of the vein has released so mucn
water that work has had to be sus.
pended and considerable caving in has
resulted. The cavern is being clear
up and as soon as the water is drained
off the vein will be started west.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
PAINE, WEBER g. co.'s GOSSIP

New York-N. o. Baggett of the
GERS. who has just returned from
Europe, says:
while copper consumption is in
creasing in some European quarters,
the demand is not keeping pace with
the production. Present consumption
is the greatest in Germany. Sweden
and Norway. In Germany activity in
building construction and the electro
fication of railroad terminals are Great
ing greater demand for copper metals
With regard to the copper merger,
he says:-
1T may be possible to effect n con-
solidation of the Amalgamated Coali-
ton, Guggenheim and Cole Ryan
properties but to my mind such a con-
solidation would do very little toward
controlling production or regulating
the price of copper. j do not think it
will be possible to get the Calumet
and Hecla or the Phelps Dodge and
company interests to join i'm any sucn
consolidation. The Calumet and Hecla
copper is always in demand because
Of its superior conductivity and never
has to seek a market. Phelps, Dodge
and Co. interests, who control large
producing mines, are among the larg-
est producers in this country. They
hold the key to the sitlAion in the
southwest and if they can be
induced to join in any consolidation
it will be on terms most advantageous
to Phelps Dodge"
Reports are again being circulated
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
MINING
COLUMBUS CONSOLIDATED.

ca favorable are developments in
the new ore body recently opened on
the tunnel level of the Columbus Com
solidated company's mine at Alta that
Manager Tony jacobson announced
ppon arriving from camp yesterday
that arrangements were already UNI
der way to increase the mines pro-
duetlon. 1t is the intention, he said,
40 Mace the tramway from the mine
10 tanners Flat in operation during
the week and To increase shipments
as rapidly as additional teams for
hauling can be obtained. The produce
ton for some time has been about so
tons a day, and it is the intention TO
run it up to 10 and 100 tons "A day.
"a winze sunk from the tunnel lev
81 TO the depth of 40 feet in the new
ore body is now i'm 10 feet of solid
sulphide ore which averages 10 to 20
ounces i'm silver" said Mr.. Jacobson.
"The same ore body has been opened
100 feet above the tunnel level, and
Stopping from the tunnel level is in
pI"Si'"''
ut is mostly carbonate ore above
the bottom OF the Wine. that work
ing having just broken into the solid
sulphides. The values and size of
the ore body are about the same i'm
both zones. No drift has yet been
run upon it. but the outlook is for
large addition to the mines resourc-
es from this new discovery.
THE mine is looking the best that
II has looked at any time within the
last two years. We are taking out
ore from four places, and it looks as
though the drift on the 400 level, which
is headed for a big north and south
break. might break into ore any shift
The break is about 20 feet ahead of
the present face. but the formation is
favorable for an ore body making well
out into the fissure. Salt Lake Her
aid.
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STOCKS

Boston--After the sharp rise of Sat
urday the activity in coppers contin-
ued today with widespread interest
throughout the entire list. Specul0 :
tive orders were more plentiful than
at any time for six months. Copper
Range was In good demand all day.
selling as high as "a. Shannon sold
at 1914 and closed within X of the top
North Butte advanced to 62M and was
very active and strong all day. New
buying appeared i'm East Butte and
over 1000 shares are wanted around
H. We look for continuation of the
present bull movement and good mon
ey can be made by buying the stanl
ard stocks.-Paine, Webber & Co.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 15.-Today we
have had a very broad and buoyant
market in all stocks but most especial
ly coppers.e No such day as the pres
lions were on an enormous scale and
profit taking was tremendous.
The stories of details of coming mer-
ger were more than numerous and as
sumed fairly tangible form. The mar
ket is big and broad and is no doubt
going higher but very little tangible
basis as yet exists and it would seem
wise to expect reaction very shortly.
An undertaking OF such magnitude
cannot be accomplished without many
bitches and delays which must reflect
i'm market. Nevertheless the market
is started in good shape and a tremen-
dously broad speculation will be seen
before it is over. i. J. S.
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OF copper, and this saving on three
hundredsmillion pounds. or $24 100000.
can be capitalized. II is believed that a
10 per cent curtailment of this major
ity of American copper production will
put I'm hand the control of the selling
price for copper, which selling price
VIII be gradually advanced to Is cents
or 16 cents per pound. Those who are
engineering the new project have testi-
mony from the large copper manufac
turers to show that they consume just
as much copper at 16 cents as at 13
cents per pound. All the consumers
demand is a stable market. James
Stillman of the National City bank.
who was identified with the original
fiotation of Amalgamated, is at work
upon the combination together with
Cole-Ryan and the Rockefeller and
United Metals Selling Co. interests.
The friends of John ID. Ryan began
buying Amalgamated at 81 and
they have been assured that the work.
ing out Of the new plans will cause
the stock to sell at between 100 and
10.
Calumet, Mich. Nov. 15.-The Bos-
ton market is rapidly developing into
an old time copper boom.
The announcement of a combination
of the Amalgamated. Phelps, Dodge &
Co., Gugenheim, Coe-R Ryan interest
and also the United Metal Selling Co
Is the prediction made by the Bos-
ton News Bureau today. Should this
| combination be effected the control of
| 0O,000000 pounds of annual produce
ton under the one head would be the re-
suit. With a working agreement with
the larger Independent producers it Is
| expected that a Is or 16 cent metal
market will be seen i'm the near flu
| turc.
Amalgamated sold at 94A; Coalition
33; Greene Cananea at IS; Miami
at 1874 XRites; Copper Range at S4
being the leaders.
Curbs were fairly strong and mod
erately active. Ray Consolidated sold
up to 23h and higher prices are pre-
dicted Davis DAILY 6h. Chino 81
were the most active. OF the local
! issues Santa Rosalia was active
around 21s.
North Butte declares regular divi-
dend of $1.OO payable December 23ri.
New York, Nov. 15.-Anxiety about
the money situation was entirely lost
i'm the mass of bullish gossip passing
current over Sunday regarding the cop
per shares. Everyone was talking cop
per and copper consolidation. This
morning one of the New York papers
has leading article to the effect that
a billion dollar corporation is to be
formed which will be financed by ]. p,
Morgan & Co. and will pay six per cent
dividends from the start. / cannot of
course. vouch for this, but l do believe
that big copper consolidation is UNI
derway and that We may get the an
very long.
Meantime, the metal situation seems
to be slowly but surely improving and
the public temper is most certainly
right for speculation in the coppers.
on top of good bank statement Sat
urday the German bank rate remained
unchanged. This should have a favor
able effect on sentiment.
Bull tips were still being circulated
on the Interboro issues on Can. Com.
and pfd. and on Penna. and N. Y. C.
Personally. 1 think these stocks in
which we have had a big speculation
such as the high priced rails and Steel
| cbo,,lJ no cu-a pOa1 for Tho II xua,. unload
industrials and copper shares. w. p.
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spsscribe Tor the News.
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Williams and Nolan participated in
the lynching, the court held upon the
strength of direct testimony TO that
effect. Statements made by Padgett
and Mayes were held as evidence of
their guilt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
$500 FOUND.

In checking over the last consgn-
ment of pianos at Grinnell Bros Car
Sale. one was included. upon which
$500 rental had been paid. This
amount will be allowed to the pur-
chaser. Visit the car or call All J-2
and Investigate. X
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER
1RTII

Card party and dance viii be given
by Laurium Maccabees at the First
National Bank Hall. Laurlum. Music
by Laurium orchestra. Cards at .
o'clock, dancing at 10. Admission %
cents.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
$500 FOUND.

In checking over the last consign-
ment Of pianos at Grinnell Bros Car
Sale, one was included. upon which
$500 rental had been paid. This
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-15
SPECIAL OFFERING AT GRIM
NELL BROS CAR

A beautiful Golden Oak, Grinnell
Bros Piano with $125.00 rental off
from the manufacturers price. The
benefit is yours. Call at the sale car,
foot of Oak ST., Red Jacket. Y
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chaser. Visit the car or call All j.
and investigate. Y