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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-16
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT SHOWING CHANGING OF
OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY.

Harriet A. Gonzales and Genevieve B.
@. Sheppard 10 James X. Suggs-Lot5 2,
and OF Section Il in Township 1.
north of Range 80 West-S1 and other
good and valuable considerations.
R. L. Dilger and wife to James and
Ida Lema--The west IS feet OF the east
SO feet q lots Is to ~ in block q Of the
and value5 bic considerations.
Harry Won Denmark and wife, Edward
J.. Hin and wife, Molly Witt and Mrs.
IL to 10, both inclusive. in block 100 of
the New City Tract-s2750.
Horace Stringfellow and wife to o. J.
Semmes. Jr.-One-half undivided interest
King Tract-s100 and other good and val
liable considerations
7. II. Moore and wife to o. ]. Semmes,
Jr.-One- half undivided interest in lots
Is to 20, both inclusive. in block IS Of the
East King Tract-$1O0 and other good
and valuable considerations.
Pensacola Farm Lands Co to Miss =.
J. Scott-Farms Is and II In block 6.
Section ., Township 1 South Of Range
80 West, containing 10 acres, more or less
81 and other good and valuable con-
Philip Samuel to Marcena sanuei-lz
acres OF land, described by metes and
bounds, in the Collins Grant Of the
Cooper Tract-s1 and other good and
Isaac williams ct ux to John Jason ct
ux-1 acre of land in Shackleford Grant
IN the NE corner Of acres owned by
Isaac Williams-&1.
Kossuth Kent Kennon to W. s. Nor
man ct ux-Fractional section :, Town
ship 8, South of Range 30 West. contain
ing e. L acres-$500.
D. B. Suggs ct ais to J. r. Suggs-L0ts
1, and In Section %, the east Is acres
of lot In Section "a, lot 2 and the south
10 acres OF lot 1, Section "a. lots IA, 10
and Is In Section 2A-$100 ana other good
and valuable considerations.
H A. Suggs ct ais to ]. R Suggs--
Lots /, and 5. Section IS, the east q
acres Of lot In section "a, lot and the
South 10 acres Of lot 1, Section 81, lots
IA. Is and Is In section 24-s10o and other
good and valuable considerations.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
AvIso aos PoRTUcuEzEs.

o Goerno Provisorio de Portugal
querendo soIemnisar nor un acto de
elemental a proclamacao da Republica,
decretou en- 4 de Novembre de 1910 una
larga amnistia, ma quail, emit re outros,
esta abrangido, o crime de desercao. A
amnistia aproveita todos os indivisuos
considrados declarados desertores ate c
dia de Novembre, desde, que se1apresen-
ten dentro de un ammo a contar da data
deste aviso o que Sc faz publico para
conhecimento des des interessados, pre-
mptificando-se Consulate Geral de Por-
esclarecimentos que sobre decreto Tho
sejas pedides. Vice Consulate de Por-
tugai en- Pensacola. Pensacola, 10 de
Fevereiro de 1911. L ]. Diaz, por Ell Vice
Consul mch16oawSw
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saEaiEE,s SALE

Under and by virtue of an execution Is
sned out of the Circuit Court OF jackson
County State Of Florida, wherein J. ID.
DiIlen is plaintiff and j. c. McKinnon. is
defendant I have levied upon and will
sell at public cutlery to the highest and
best bidder for cash. before the County
Court House Door. IL the City OF Pensa-
cola, Escambia County, Florida, on Mon
day. the srd day OF April. A D. 1911. dur
ing the legal hours Of sale, the following
described real estate. situated. lying and
being in Escambia County, florida. to-
gethe- with the lhereditaments and arpur-
fenances thereunto belonging or in any
l1Is. Block Fifty-Four (54); and lots
Twelve (12) and Thirteen (1s), block
ths-ty-f1ar f54l Beach Haven Tract.
sane being Sections Thirty-five l35l, and
Effty-four f54), Township Two (2), south
az ranges thirty (s0) and thir.y-3re (S1J
west Purchaser to pay for deed.
]. G. VAN FELT,
Sheriff Escambia County, Florida.
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eurrIrr,e eAIE


Under and by virtue of an execution IS
sued out of the Circuit Court of Escambia
County. FLORIDA. wherein ]. D. Waters.
is plaineiH, and Charles Graham, is de-
PENDANT I have levied upon and win sell
at public outcry to the best and highest
florida on Monday. the 3rd day OF April
1911. during the legal hours Of sale. the
following described real estate, situated
lying and being in the City OF Pensa-
cola. County Of Escambia, State OF Flor
ida, together with the tenements, here
ditaments and appurtenances thereuntc
ai5FioHzfFER 81 IN any wise sppertaining to-
wit: Lots Thirteen (1S1 and Fourteen GA
in block Fifty -Four (54) OF the West
King Tract. according t. map Of said
City, copyrighted by Thos. c. watson
in 1854. same being levied upon as the
property OF said Chas Graham. Pur-
chaser TO pay for cost Of deed
]. c. VAN PELT,
mch2oaw4w
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, March 1b.-Cottou futures
opened steady, unchanged to points up
compared with yesterdays close Cables
were about as expected and had no in
f1uence on the market. The weather map
continued dry, except for q fey very light
showers IN the Southern counties OF
Texas and this stimulated buying for
both accounts. Offerings from all sour
ces were small. Leading longs were ag-
gressfve bidders for Nay. and July. At
the end Of the first half hour Of trading
the active months were to points over
yesterdays close.
Relief in bullish report on ginning from
the census bureau next Monday caused
considerable buying for long account
during the morning. many Of the orders
coming from outside traders. Bears were
impressed by the bullish gossip concern
ing the report and were disposed to cover.
Liverpool was q buyer IN this market
also and In addition sent over buIlish prt.
vate messages. The small movement at
tracted much attention. Little Rock re-
ceived only two bales of cotton for the
day At noon the trading months were
s to 10 points over yesterdays close.
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In Escam6fa County Circuit Court.
State Of Florida. In the Matter OF Petit
ton OF Sallie z. Cummings, to be made a
free dealer. Upon the coming IN and fl
ing Of the report OF Special Master IN this
cause together with the testimony taken
By him. and his finding that the petit
toner is fully capable. and qualified to
FAKE charge OF and handle her estate and
property, and the Court being satisfied as
% her capacity and qualifications to take
charge Of and manage her own estate and
property. and to become free dealer IN
every respect, It Is ordered that the report
OF the Master be. and the same IS hereby
Confirmed. and that the said petitioner
% and is hereby granted license In ac-
cordance with the prayer OF her petition.
and that after she shall have published
a copy OF this order she shall be author
lied to take charge Of and control her
estate 70 contract and be contracted
With. 70 sue and be sued. and to bind
herself IN al respects as fully as II she
were unmarried
Done and ordered at Chambers in the
City OF Pensacola on this 10th day OF
February, A ID. 1911.
mch2oaw4w Judge.
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.

The fishing schooner Cavalier with
10000 pounds OF snappers and 5000
pounds Of groupers. and the Seaconnet
with catch Of $4,000 pounds of snap
pers and 5000 pounds of groupers,
were the arrivals yesterday Of the fish
ing fleet.
The river steamer Belle arrived YES
terday from Vernon and way land
ings with a cargo Of naval stores.
The schooner Lucy H Is loading a
cargo Of merchandise. groceries and
feedstuff at Baylen street wharf.
The steamer Fernandian, which en-
tered yesterday consigned to ]. A. Mer-
rift & Co. brought a cargo of iron
pyrites, which is being discharged Al
Commandments wharf.
In a cutter race over a three-mtle
course between the crews OF the u. s.
cruisers South Dakota and California
at San Pedro, Cal. March 6, the form
er won by seven seconds. waRers on
this event amounted to nearly s1R-
900.
How the Suex Canal Was Built.
In 1856 the French engineer De
Lesseps was granted q concession by
Mohammed Said Pasha to construct
the Suex canal. The Universal suez
Canal Company was formed, half the
shares were taken by the Egyptian
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MT. Littletown-This magazina
looks rather the worse for wear.
Mrs. Neartown-Yes, it's the one I
sometimes lend TO the servant on Sun.
days.
Mrs. Littletown-Doesn' she get
tired of always reading the same ona7
Mrs. Neartown-Oh, no; you see, it's
the same book. but it's always a DIFF
ferent servant.-Suburban Life.
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WELL" asked the ambitious young
dramatist, "how did you like my play?
saw that you were in the audiences
last night"
There was one thing about it that
struck me as being original and dis
tinctive." replied the critic
All What was that?'
Il noticed that the villain didn't
have black mustacbe. Chicago
Record Herald.
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THAT Teller who is prayin' fer rain
dunno what he's doin'."
That's tough"
Course It f. Last time they
prayed fer rain Iightnin' come with Il
an set fire to the best moonshine still
in the country."-Atlanta Constitution
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In Escambia County Court Of Record.
State OF Florida In Chaneery-Agnes
williams Complainant, vs. George WI
lfams. Defendant. On Saturday. the 29th
6ayzof April. A. d. 1911. the defendant.
George Williams. Is required 20 appear to
the bin filed against him herein This
order 20 be published once each week for
eight 81 consecutive weeks IN The Pen
sacosa Journal, q newspaper published In
said Escambia County John J.. Pinney,
Clerk Court OF Record. BY c. @. Harris
de.d. D. G. Pensacola, Fla. March Sth.
1911 mch9oawST
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Liverpool Spots.

Liverpool, March 15.-Closing: Cotton
spot In fair demand; prices unchanged to
2 points higher, American middling fair,
STA; good middling. 7.S0; middling, 7.4s;
ordinary, 6.s5. The sales of the day were
5000 bales, Of which 1000 were for specu-
lafion and export and included 1900
American Receipts. II. 900 bales, tnclud-
ing 10, 500 American.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed steady March. 7.49 Ia; March
April, 74s IL: Apr1i-May, Z. - la; May
June. 7.4s Ia; June-July, 7.46; July.Aug-
September October. SIS la; October, No
vember, Sal November December,
6.es IL; December January. SIS: Janu-
ary-Fehruary, SCI 1-2.
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Business Opportunities.

TWO NEW RAILROADS about to build
into Pensacola and the Advertiser offers
fne opportunity 60 man who wants TO
safe and successful city business, which
is paying 80 per cent on its capital OF
$4,000. Organization is perfect. An ex-
perienced person can grasp the business
in week and successfully conduct It.
No bonus. satisfactory reasons for SELL
ing. For Interview address D, A., care
12mch1We
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Notes Is hereby given, that the Pack
ara Land Company Will apply to the Gov
eth, 1911, for Letters Patent granting to
7 an amendment to Article No. 8. OF its
Charter. amending the said Article so
that IL snail read as follows to-vit:
The amount Of the capital stock shall
be Two Hundred Thousand $500 600. OOl
Dallas to be divided into four thousand
lS50.00) Dollars each. and the ranifat
stock shall be payable in cash or IN r,r,r-
erty, lznor or services. the value a. 1bieb
bys law. One Thousand (l0O01 shsrss - - -
the capital stock shall be preferred sfoct, =
and the remainder Of the capital sto S1,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Masters OF tugs and lighters are warned
Motto foul. or anchor near. the two City
Sanitary Sewer Outlets The DeVilierH
outlet has been broken several times by
tugs and drifting lighters. each break
costing the city something 5ver $500.
Neglect OF this warning will be prose-
cufed to the fun extent OF the law. Co
operation OF the police and public IN en-
forcing this warning is requested.
JOHN A. MERRITT,
Chairman Board OF Bond Trustees.
12mch7t
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SPECULATION
IN STOCKS Dull
BY Associates press.

New York, March 1.-The stock mar.
ket opened active and irregular to-day.
although gains were in the majority:
$500 shares at 17e to 1-s as against
Is ga at the close YESTERDAY. WestinE-
house Electric gained i-2. Illinois Gem
souri, Pacific and Southern Railway H.
Virginia Carolina Chemical lost a point
and Amaigannated Copper and Locomo-
Profits were taken in spots as a result
Of yesterdays sharp rise, but the main
tendency was upward. Reading rallying
Union Pacific and United States Steel
met enough stock to keep them close to
The market eased OF slightly during
the late forenoon, but while quiet, held
steady with a net gain Of from to 9
points at midday. July was relatively
firm on continued undofng Of straddles,
prominent brokers selling May against
purchases Of the active summer months.
Later rumors from Memphis indicated a
commercial crop Of II. ooo, 900 bales. Spot
quiet
A tone Of quiet strength characterized
trading during the morning. Stocks we're
offered freely at intervals by traders.
weakening the market BY noon the list
generally was ruling well above yester-
Canadian Pacific and Great Northern,
preferred. were lifted materially A rise
OF points in American Sugar followed
announcement OF advances In prices Of
the products. Bonds were steady.
Central Leather, which had been under
recent pressure, was suddenly run up
112 to 80 Ia. Canadian Pacific con-
tinued to soar touching 21s SIS, a gain Of
points. The stock market generally
was sluggish but firm.
An unexplained decline of Ia In Mis-
souri, Pacific cast a chill over the mar
ket and prices receded fractioually with
speculation becoming very dull.
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In Esca7bia County Court OF Record.
state Of Florida In Chancery-Margaret
A u. Tarble, Complainant. VS. Bell V.
Faulkner and Clayton r. Faulkner. and J.
n Shumard. Defendants. On Monday.
the tenth day OF April. A d. 1911 the
Defendants, Bel Y. Faulkner, Clayton R.
Faulkner and / N Shumard are required
"a appear to the bill fled against them
Hereln- This order to be published once
each week for four az consecutive weeks
IN The Pensacola Journal. a newspaper
published IN said Escambia County. John
= Pinney, Clerk Court OF Record. BY 9.
Hartsneld. d. c. Pensacola, Fla.
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me sIze Of the sea.

This term has reference not to the
area Of the oceans only, but to their
total cubic content. which is reckoned
at thirty times the cubic content of
all the land lying above sea level In
other words, II all the land of the
globe were scraped of down to the
level Of the sea and thrown into the
ocean, II would I'LL only one-thirtieth
part of the enormous abyss which is
occupied by the waters.
According to Lyell the mean height
Of the land above sea level Is 1000
feet, whereas the mean depth of the
ocean is $4,000 feet. There are noun
tain peaks which rise as high above
sea level as the depressions OF the
ocean sink below II, but the average
height Of the land is slight compared
with the average depth Of the sea-
Arrived.
Fernandina, Br IS, Weber, 14I5,
Pomaron to J. A. Merritt & Co.
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Notice OF application for permit to sell
LIQUORS. Wines and Beer. whereas: Sol
Gcioring and @. II. Kupfrian. doing busi-
ness as Sol Goldring & Co., have filed
with the Board OF County Commissioners
Tor Esscambia County, State Of Florida,
xner application for permit to sell
LIQUORS. Wines and Beer. in Election Dis
uict No. IS OF said County. and State at
80 y; Tarragona St. Any citizen OF such
Erection District may show cause II any
there be. at the meeting OF the Board TO
.sAext. why such permit should not be
Granted. tSeaD. Jas Macgibbon, Clerk
81 the Board of County Commissioners
Tor Escambia County. Florida. nhSoaw5w
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Furnished by the local ONCE Of the
Weather Bureau, United States Ds-
partment of Agriculture. under the de
rection OF Willis L Moore, chief e1
bureau, Washington, d. c.
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Il saw John, the butler, smacking
his lips just now, as he went out. Had
he been taking anything, Katie p
asked the mistress.
What was he doin', ma'am7" asked
the pretty waiter girl.
"Smacking his lips"
Sure, he'd just been smacking mine,
ma'aml"-Yo nkeFs Statesman
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Pensaeela's temperature Data.
Highest on record for March, 81 de-
grees.
Lowest on record for March, IS de4
grees.
Average of the highest daily temper
atures for March 81. degrees.
Average Of the lowest daily temper
atures for March So, degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, u
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday morn-
ing, So degrees.
PensaeOIais Rainfall.
Normal rainfall for the month OF
March, 6.S6 inches.
Total rainfall this March to p. M.
m, .02 inches.
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Hamburg Shipping.

Sea-going vessel arrivals at Hamburg
during 1910 numbered 1888, and had
an aggregate tonnage OF 1851 900 net
tons. This was an increase of S4s ves-
sells and $4,000 tons over 1909. Pas
senger steamers from Hamburg to the
United States numbered 81 with 1885,
4s2 passengers, as compared with 70
carrying 10s, 633 passengers in 1909.
Extensive harbor improvements are
being planned for Hamburg at an ex-
penditure Of over SIC, 600, 600. and which
when fully carried into effect will adj
NIT of the handling of the largest
vessels likely to be constructed within
the next half century.-Marins Jour
nal.
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Eoreeaat for EIerIda.

colder in north and central portions
Thursday; moderate northwest winds
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government and half were sold on the
continent of Europe, mostly to French
men, Contrary to the general belief
that England built this canal, the
truth is that the British government
opposed Its construction and placed
distractions IN the way of the work
which delayed it's completion and
added to its cost This waterway
was opened in 1859; England had no
connection with ii until 1875, when it
acquired lie, 900 shares from the Egyp-
tan government for about $4,000
600. These shares are now worth
$125, 00o, 900. This great bargain fell
to Great Britain through Khedive Is
mail Pasha's extravaganza and his be-
ing pressed for ready money.
The reason the Suez canal was neu-
tralized. is that II was built by and
belongs to an international private
corporation. It was the great sue
cess of the Suez canal company that
caused the French people to plunge
wildly into the scheme for construct
ing the Panama canal without taking
into consideration the tremendously
greater difficulties that had to be met
there.
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The amount of the capital stock of this
corporation is hereby fixed at Twenty
divided into two hundred shares OF the
par value OF One Hundred Dollars
($100.00) each. Ten per cent of such
stock shall be payable in cash Immediate
" upon the issuance Of letters patent and
the remainder of such stock shall be pay
able in cash upon the call of the Board
OF Directors, but stock may be paid for in
property or services at valuation to be
fixed hE the Board of Directors
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State OF Florida, Walton County:
Before the subscriber personally ap-
peared r. E. L. McCaskill and Nimrod
MCGUIRE. to me well known to be the fiji
dividuals described and who subscribed
the foregoing notice OF Incorporation and
proposed charter of THE PENSACOLA
TOW BOAT COMPANY, and acknowl-
edged that they subscribed the same for
uses and purposes therein expressed.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and official seal this the
nth day Of March, 1911.
d. STUART GzLLIS. nS).
Notary Public, State OF F7oride-
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The term for which this corporation /
to exist shall be ninety-nine years unles
sooner dissolved by consent or by law.
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Notice is hereby given that the SUBJ
scribe-s viii apply TO the Governor Of the
State OF Florida. on the 18th day OF
April, A. D., 1911. for a charter and let
tiers patent. Incorporating them, their as
sociates and assigns, into q body corpor-
ate, In accordance with the laws OF
Florida. to be known as the FLORIDA
TOW BOAT COMPANY. and pursuant to
the proposed charter now on file in the
office OF the Secretary Of the State OF
Florida, copy Of which is hereto at
tached
The record., 1911-07-27
Chicken Thieves Active.

Night prowlers have been active
for several nights past, and the
special object of their visits have
been chicken houses. Mr.. John
Shut found someone in his chicken
house one night recently, and went
out to investigate. He carried with
him a IS -caliber revolver, and when
he saw a man with both hands filled
with chickens he took a shot at the
culprit; he did not shoot to hit the
man, but TO scare him, which he did,
as the chickens were dropped i'm
mediately, and the man was allowed
to make a getaway, though MIR.
Shut declares he could have shot
hlm if ne had desired. Mr.. w. G..
Duncan lost about so chickens, but
did not discover 1t until next morn
lug. Mr.. {. Y. Martin and Mr..
Dave kimmel are among other
losers, and now a close watch is be
ing maintained by several persons,
and it is likely that some one will be
caught, # further depreddtions are
attempted.
The record., 1911-07-27
HOME MILLING co.
Is Building One Of the Most Modern
Mills in the Country Near
The |. c. Depot.
Stockholders Meet Tuesday and Elect
Officers and a Board Of
Directors for Year.

The Home Milling Co., incorporat-
ed held a meeting here Tuesday and
elected the following officers; G. +.
Martin, president; w. G.. Duncan,
vice president; Geo. II. Johnson,
secretary treasurer general manager.
The following board of directors
was chosen: &. +. Martin, w. G..
Duncan, John +. Green, John NJ.
Corley, George Fl. Johnson. The
company is now having built near
the depot one of the finest flour mills
in the country. The machinery Is
of the very latest pattern, and the
buildings and elevator will be of
reinforced concrete, while the spout
ings and bins will all be of fire proof
material. The mill will be of Is
barrel capacity, and will be opera
ted by electricity. All machinery
will be of ball and roller bearings,
the very latest and most economical
of operation. The mill building
proper will be Sox4o feet, three
stories and basement, and ware
room 5ox5o, while the elevator will
have capacity of IS, 900 bushels.
MIR. Johnson, the manager, is a
practical mill man with many years
experience, and he has associated
with him many of the best business
men and farmers of this section
Nothing more generally beneficial
to the county could have been intro
duccd, and the success of the com
pany is assured from the beginning
The record., 1911-07-27
Death Of James D. Mann.

Mr.. James d. Mann, in his 32d.
year, died suddenly at Central City
at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
For some time he had been unwell,
but was apparently improving.
About s. 50 o'clock that morning he
suffered from a cerebral hemorrage,
followed by convulsions, and he was
never conscious after his attack.
The body was brought here to the
home of his sister, Mrs. +. Reynolds,
and prepared for burial. James
Mann was genial, generous young
man, was widely known, and had
many friends. His untimely death
has caused wide sorrow among
friends here and at Central City.
His family has the deepest sympathy
of all. The funeral will be held to-
day at $50 O'Clock at the home of
Mr.. +. Reynolds, and interment will
be made in Evergreen cemetery.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Annie Mann, and TIE following
brothers and sisters: Mr. Chas.
Mann of Russellville; Mrs. +. Rey-
nolds, of this city; Mr.. Ed Mann,
of Paoli, Ind. and MIR. Estill Mann,
of this city.