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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

VESSELS m PORT.



soutra. Nor soai. GundCrssn, Las
Palmas 10 order
Cundnll nv. 1897. SAMSON romarou
90 John A. Merritt a Co.
Port inEiia Br liei. savannah A.
John a. Merritt 8 CO.
Samara. Br, g1ik Th0mpscn. NJ
I've. 20 Gulf Transit ca.
GloFamroEa. lthl 1877. piaafeilo No.
Bile % d. a. Caaiero.
Parkhavrn. u .toh. 1854 Cooier.
Oulfport % The ke,rsr.a luldon CO.
Rathmoor W.. 1903. Petersen. Genoa
O. AZ. A. 9u.na EKnoft Co
NsTflsr. Belgian. iiaa Palsa Bahla.
Brazil % order.
Antanes. M ists. ss5nehsuss. Ksr
west % Ranth A"antlc steamship go.
Aideney. Nor. gltA. Hcnrksen. Ncw.
port Mon. io order
Eduardo NusiL Aust. sass. sutton.
Norcenham 20 job a Merritt a co.
TervcchellenE. Dutch. 1879. Wander
land. Cardin % The Keyser. Muidon
CO
Monksha,sn. M. goto M,lburn. Ia
rnimas 10 order.
Barks.
Rsmonatr-nt Nor aao Rostrop.
Tsncrine TO order
Carolina ErE. Hernandez, Havana
q oarriEa a Co
ships.
0sElna. Nor. iIis. ---. Mates 90
order.
uarisa
Carl. Nor. --. Olsen Maranham
81 order
Blanca. Nor 1877 wsstmark. nio
ganerlo 60 order.
rasquaie faaurn. -. Naples ~ n.
a. ouina Export CO.
schsersr-.
Annie M ParkeF, Nv. SIS, Rafass.
q ago 20 order.
Henry Crosby. An. ,fs. sherman.
san Juan. y. r.. 30 master
Aiite Lord. Am. gsi Kelly san
Juan. " ". 20 master
Georgia y. Jenkins. Am 4as. SIC
Lean. Havana 20 Aier~Zriius
Lord ~ Avon. nr. ---. n1fief.
gurocea 20 master.
Dina VI pickles, nr, att. Berry
Ravana % master
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Christmas. wrre also bouna over a. the
county.
Iae caHe against j. J. Garrison. =
white man, charged with conduCtlnE a
tatooing business without license
Vas continued
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ENTERS SUIT
FOR DAMAGES
MATTE MITCHELL CLAIMS SKA
SUSTAINED INJURIES AND ASKS
$4,000.

suit Cor tA.0no damage was entered
IN tn circuit court yesterday ~ Hat
us Mitchell. q negroes. against Ire
Pensacola Electric Company.
The action waa taken 30 the wrFnAr
through her attorneys % recav~T co.
personal injuries shs Claims e.. saw
Sustained when thrown On ons'e. tht
cars ~ fhs csmptnv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

me annual nsstinF 81 az ocEhoidsrs
81 the American Natnnai Bank 81 PEN
Eacola. fia.. fof ths election OF diFect1Fa
and TIE transaction 20 such other hgais
ness a. nay come before o. viii 80 held
TUESDAY. lamar ~ 1918 e. tic banhinE
house. a. z. 9. n.
q " LAMAR
cec4aaaWfW President
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

N you arc troubled wits chronis
=, nstlpation. the mild and gentle effeci
C Chkmberia'n's Tables makes them
especially suited 70 guur case Tor
sal ~ al dealers. tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

Ehe--po you believe q man know
vhsn be a. IN love-
Hs--Hes and ne doesn't know any.
thing else judge
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HARBoR AND
MARINE NEWS


Sailed.
Rr ~ rslls of ArehY for newport
Newa
Ger = clara Mennig Cor nuboa via
Norfolk
Arrived
Nor ss Soutra. .ogi 8underscn. les
Palmas 20 order
Nor hk Carl a. olsen. Nlaraus
ham "a order
Cleared
~ ss Fans of AFshi. ataa Murchls.
FOR Newrort Newt with ibe tons BON
ker coal
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Notice IL hereby EiFau that - Menfny
SO iath onW ~ tanuarf. 1913. 81 ten
o.rtock ca TIRE forenoon. 90 AZ rann there.
after a. sane can - heard. 7 iHteuI 70
apEiN 90 tHe lion. J. E4nmet Vote. dNnEr
81 the Clrllif Court - the Flrat Nfir.af
N4regn - florida. az hts once th ptuaa.
cola. FLORIDA ~ wherever De ntaH then
Be. for license 10 manage. take charge af
and control ms uruneft8. and 20 become
free+uealer tn every respect
ifdecoawfw SADIE u. fuEINnEEG
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

kNE NlTE rET KODAK PICTURES
WHHr 'HfH HHHf UfH'H ra.rnHars. rhn
Ia.H. et#.H MaHoH.. Temple ear o.
IaHerLn.
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FOR RENT.

FOR HENT-Wauae. No Az Fast 70.
mana street anf 80 East futenteueia.
ABBY 7 n uahgisann. ffs East GHffn-
denria 81 faHer
tOR RENT Yarn ~ oakFs.d. niles
nom DlfF on =. a. ~ E D. lhsfHan
Ha.fe. ma4Fru rnlH rnIeErfE. E1cd haru
ara asreon hcHHe or place VIII EEL rsr-
rev coz ans heifsf tf heaf ~ roEs. 10
rlhstort. hrordsrs. ehieksrH auf fHrw
mniammntH 3anHnn ~ Davis fHare
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FOR RENT


$50 Wdght u. a W B.dE.l aad
floor. 81 runua. modern ...s.. aleo.Ql
go 81 UuEemaric. e-rtarg ~
"a d GrsEory. s-sioifs Z rooms $500
80 r. ZaraEotsa1 i-ator.. -.
o. East Gadsdea. ] sion -
Cor $50 avenue aad lgtb a.. -
story rooms ..ssts.stss.tfst. Ale.QQ
05 q zauaEoaEa, l-sioD. -
us " Aisara otter, snd avsa- -
gil 6rsSory .story. s foolai $500
Cor istb st ard i5ta avenue. =
tssN Ai.an'9. i.stsir,t Z rooms $3.50
ia9 d sirgua i.ftory. g rooms $500
e-reom History dwelling At
0iE Gsdadsa.. i.stsl 5 rooms SO. %
20 LaFf Beimeut sior -.
n. 3 Aieaa.E r-starr rooms si2oo
q. y Davis history. q rooms > eco
,io5 4 ti-auiE f-atorr, rooms tito5
iHg5 q. .aEra. lee rooms. .affsoc
wEsr OF pALAFoE.
80 Bag-u. s--tory. . rooras
10 Esus. s.si8r5. rooms g. 81
A " brNfiiera e-storv. 9 rooms 5000
sony ~. ere a1 20 , sr1 n '''"
fniHra and DwfINuE1 ........s $500
~. 81 urr.IUrrr. f-Ht1rE. 4 rooms gff %
stores. Offices uud bars Tor rent il at
rHffa ef che r.fv
HOOTON & WATSON
"rHE HENrAl AGENTS"
slolrt uglioina. phsns a.
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fANlcIEENg--Halr dressing ana sham-
raaiuN eIegtr.c dryer and al couEen-
IIaa isabel uaurF on EIduut BlNdine
tadsc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

FOR RENT--A large, two
story dwelling. on corner
OF Spring and Jackson SITS,
8 rooms, two baths, garage
and sleeping court. Price $50
per month. Inquire Box l67.
city. wee
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NNA annual meeting 81 fnR Hfnslkfu z =
ers q The Ciuasns and Peoples Nations
Bank ull - hsld at tie once 81 tIs
bank. TUESDAY. Gauuarv r. 1913 at 90
q DluCk .. ~ j ". uuMn
Gaclfoawf Csnhler
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MALE HELP-WANTEp
statesmen.

AMBITIOUS sAIEsMEN--s.eat aprsar-
ance. call o. merchants lr their terTis
tore FsNEauf side lne. convenient %
CARY. good rnmFnieElaua. prompt remit-
gedsr
NAIENMAN for general frnhr starfa
Inc $500 weekly advance on COM
q. lnHinn- ENUerfnuce unnecessary. tlmuiU
ell aruurd hustler. with clean reeBrs m
". EafroHE. station a. Detroit ladrl
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The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
TIE RENv COZ WcvomB
pHoNH Nasf.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGFNrs urosf sells Ne wIIafrs
Can De- carried Iu pocket Write at
once fer free snmusea H Mathews gf1t
state E.HE. uaT.rr. Ohio E1Her
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POULTRY.

WOIDAN ruIats. hens. eack and cock
efe. tnr sale. LAYERS 90 hiF. white rraa
re n SIRENS. MAR Esther, Pa.
e1dar ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

Main and Romano streets small lorkft
ultl initial "B FIudef please return o.
81 notify r. @. BrunHou. Fort Barrancas
Phone fft. gtdee " .
L0sT-Wnteh FOR. coin SHARED. raIssf
ladfs brad un one side Roman SOLD
Reward = returned 90 police station
g-dcr1fs
LOgT-ueav1. SEE Young bun dog Vea
uesiav With black spots Wad brass
studded BREAST Kukef Rewari o. ra.
turned 90 Southern Tad 60. rndsr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

MERCHANT TRANSFER CO. rhos
ThorHan. prrr n9NTifH en- kinds 81
w.oWtuM and hauling FuruifuFW Packed
fnF shipment FurHfHra stores on
rhnne eIa uHncf pNrne zee tfmuatf
TrNTa AND TARpArrtrvs. sn sisss
Tor sale mna renf Curreauomfrnra 80.
ncitsa IN MeLaaf a c. Wanufae.
turera tota -eosh south ralaf1E phons
STA NTH
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FOR SALE

ENA "a AsEsHa TNNf eErmNHs NtaN4At AAAk
grace fIE. Pecan orange. Grape Frult
reaeF anf aIi Minds 81 frtlt ani orna-
mental Trees. Patf0nine home induatrt
rite flr catalogue. Pensacola ssef a
Nursery 60. Pensacoia, We. loooe
FOR sALE-Nsw msps - Escambia
county. scale ineh % mis-. Prics
see stenhen Tee. county surveyor, Y,
FoR sAI.E-ons s-pssssnrsr sute. 1910
-, .n9es.' y Eo'd .n.,..,,ion. Or vi 80, -,
FoR sALE-ss acres. 80 opsn ana. SO
ser acre zee acres woodland land hard
wood $50 acres woodland land a. foirinE
eoof SCHOOLS rhurch ard 5000 neirhhors.
root uatsr. nrs hunting Erounf ard nst.
lns places and TIE hest uHround seed
temeuts no need % fsrtnEsrs. ! hais o.
rniinr 90 TIE are, a. 81 io bushels corn
20 ths sore. Come to this nns faruinE
rs west F-ofida. Go6a SeFss ~ sau rsiii
tinhsrrd land pins at = low price. Coed
,.gm .snd': 100, ere. fisi esse.
-5tIoas % Doek Ralisyr. ciipsla' caihsan
nlhiF. - ifeet
rEI-ssEs-Fftfed ~ an sxpsrt Relief
ard satisfaction guaranteed Mar or.
trs have prompt attention TIE crvstai
Pharmacy. Rrsnt nuf'dins isiuiyiyr
FOR sArr-ons larrs hay hor-. seven
years 90. and nsTfecflT sounf WI
wDrk aEy Whers Also ere Ray mare, in
fogrt ysar end perfectly sounf. Goof
aaetIer anf driter Apply tohn 9. nesfd
.J y pURtTssoN = pPo. hsasqusr.
poultry Incubator rroaasfs ara noli-
~ tupphss fpeclalty. lsdee
FoR sALE-show casss ana = var rass
a HHaM "a
-NFN tufk foT cua al NO huFfrE he
Cutter Mur-e House fsdsc
rOR FALs.-ttr Earauhia nav. near
Mulht eaAa acres most fertile and hsst
situated tract In West FInriFa 1n miles
frnu TgnHarnIa. q. ~. sruie rann
Na.tnt, 90 lpderlm
roR SALE on ExCHaNGE - eiiy ius.
rreT~e rrcpeFty 500 anf vel ir-
provo f.rn u ah9ui Z srres,. - untsr
whfer. About e. acres in cufrvatisn
E'od houts and nno I'd % hearinr pear
trees Address 'EEchHnEe" Care Tnur-
FOR sALE-A nedsi hons. prsstiesuy
CIV AS ~ % q =, sau ss'k = i sss
FOR sAIE-Foar share American Va
tional Bank stock. Address Y. o- nos
ron SALE Ni-s ary stove vooa. trtrn-
- = ~ rsm 49,, sin-s g.. i1r, -, -
Co. Phone iri1 enov
FoR sAI.E--Fins. Sod los'inr. aenhi-
veara Oh Car ~ had 81 a bargain
Arliyi J. stuart pesnva- Phones IN 81
49,. lpdec
CLEANLINESS for sale a,
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.
THE JorRNAL PANAMA CANAL .si
Pehsacoia svsr Produced Oct q era seq
T. e youL frisnts A. 81 book ttsrss 81
FOR sALE-srars n Fsrriss warehouse
lsts q ws-2hsndiss tsRsu fsr si.,risatioS
Phons 1873. corner chars ana Ai.Anis
BARcOCK BroouEs an stockl. Pitkins
House and Roof Paints. Etc. "hnWdFr-
paint" Fa.nt Without on Hsrr.nE- u
Marvin safes W r. Johnson Co
American National Rsnk hlndins
ron sAI.E-ons drAwer National -ash
register 81 A. condition. TO small
shsw eases ags one t-dra~sr niinE sss-
STRAYED.
sTRAvED-ons mai aarE ~ mule.
Christmas nlnhf M caught return e.
r1uHrfIfafrd ureesrw Co and receive re-
wnrd. gTfsrff
Pensacola. ST. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co.
sTuAsER VARpos
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FOR EALE-sats1ua. oraEEs Gmpa.
frHf. perhH. ard aI other Fruf ard
shade trHes Write faF Illustrates eafa-
iaEar snfhara NurarrtFH. tsE 81 Frau.
cia I'd Mobile. A.a iadactm
FOR EALE-Cauttra BrilnHwirk-
naIke rnri aud h.Etard table Actress
rosf amre heE "a tEdsc
YOUR PIANO san 30 uafe IKE rrw fr
tore touch nmf ianAa 81 eur three Is.
Pert plano huitferH an1 case nuiFnHrs
lev rrices ara Tau ear Eav ~ ths wseil
TIE cluffer Mgaie House tfnov
roR SALE To wage farmers and
nfhnrn
FARM LA%ue-Caod Esafa anf la-ation
TIN ACRES and 50 az Sc pr acre
FfFTN CENTS PEI acre rnah
TWENTY CENTS pee acre rsr
muuth.
so fNTrnEeT on TAwEs
CAN sou better irFeaf sour saViHEn-
"a RENE
pE.re ls1a ffLs r. -rFta u.ss 81
tanrv
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tNTEE
LUMBER
eF#NHFT
fnfH
BOAT TLMnER
Ealf Red EHnrarH CO.
lrreTHrf. Biz
FHrE Tee
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HOTELS.


SUNNY RANK Club House. Two stories
flr rent CAMPING parties. aund ssh
ing and bunting ducks. &C. For partic-
uiars Apply ta Waitrr White tes pnlns
frH Street drug store. o. write sunny
Bank Club House. Camp Waltoa. Pa
novls
NEW MERCHANTS HOTEt~-European
Rooms ~ the wssk one person. 90 %
two persona fk0n nLnnina water tn
sverv room. free hath. ben and hotel ser.
ffca aian
PARK W0TEI-rtrHt-c'a roou1a. Boa -
fOr 81 90 Ger GAY special ratas ~
week Centrally located 100 East Gov
eminent street " T. Gilmore. Pros
tsnufff
HnTrt. rONsr0pw Flariaatswr 81 -
carHhia uaE Hnaa HHbfnN hnafinm
bnffinH hre Hns table clean place FOR
clean people FNHFNfhinH rev ana aaHl
tarv Rates 81 90 fav weekly spa-iai
rte $3.50 Ase-sas a p Hardes. rars
"a aauH
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MONEY TOLOAN.

MONEY '1aued on real estate or persona
property in TIE CITY ~ panaac ula 81 the
ieWai rate % Interest HALL "a co fEk
MONEY leaned on Diamonds ana hirh.
est HALL 4 Co. t6A 81 uovsru rent
street phcna tisl aaap
50 L.AkiEs ~ vases purchaesd uheraI
discounts WATT q 60 ffN r aov.
ernwewt afrenf phrna ffF9 aaer
SECRET SOCIETIES
ATTENTION. ~. o. ~
TIE IHwe|NnE - n1nnnnFrrsa ~ 1--we
oaE camp Sc g. ~. ~. W. witch was
o. have taken place -unEa~. Ds-srheF
81. has been nostpcned
2. DAVIS. Csrk
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WANTED-POsITION.

WANTED Two German IafIsF want ~
o. hnaffkreuinE Auriv gg d gFeE-
orf street. der.fIta
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED LICHr HoCsEKEEPING
rooms Ter Cor 3 people. Hfst noCr
southern exposure close .n. nE car line
e-H East GaaFder street. EsIr.IuH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

when tho Harvies sold it. hal his life
cut short ny being thrown from a
horse. the impression was dcepcncd and
tho look Of tho house under the moon
light came back to her with al ccrie
feeling that she could not dispcl.
In the meantime there was great
deal for her TO learn about Major
Gamble. about his birth in Augusta
county, his education at the Augusta
Academy. now disnitied as Wsshington
and Lee University about his begin
Ming his career as a merchant and his
soldering In the battles OF Princeton,
Monmouth and stony Point whore his
command went first into the fort but
failed to set due credit for bravery
because being occupied in rescuinE
the American prisoners. the enemy's
flas was loft flying Baron Fleury of
the French army. noted the omission.
hauled down the nag and, delivering ii
at headquarters, claimed recognition
therefor. And Major Gamble was too
generous to dispute with the French
man and cmbarrass General Washing
ton After stony Point, however.
Major Gamble suffered from chronic
deafness. because OF service rendered
at personal cost.
Major CANDLES wife was Katherine
Grattan. the daughter OF an Irish emf
grant to tho Valley of Virginia. Jonn
Grsttan who had the enviable distinc-
ton OF building the nrst Hour mill in
that picturesque region Mrs. Gamble
was brought up on the frontier during
her girlhood and was as brave as she
was beautiful. living up to the most
heroic standards or tho pioneers among
Virginia women, those who stood ready
to do their part in the founding Of the
nation and tho making Of State
1t was far cry surely from tho out
posts OF the Valley to tho case ana Gle
sance and abundance into which the
Grey House developed under her ad-
m!n.stration This Mistress Katherine
Grsttan Gamble would have none OF its
sulking and fouted its sullenness The
windows We're thrown open. the doors
Hospitality wide. The same pioneer
spirit which had inpelled Mrs. Gamble
in earlier DAYS to maintain her own
whatever difficulties lay in her way,
came to her aid in the making OF
home so full OF brightness and gaiety
that all the cultivated people around
her Acknowledged her magnetism and
her unusual power TO please and at
tract
F, she had two daughters Elizabeth
F. Gamble and Agnes Bell Gamble. ana
IL has been said OF them that few
OF any day were more deserving or
admiration and praise"
The approach 10 tho Grey House was
then along a locust shaded lane Third
street having not. in the early nine
teenth century. been opened or paved.
The grounds around the house were
laid off with circle and sraveleo
driveway extended from the gateway
to the poriico. The latter was square
I The hall stretched through from front
TO back, where there was delightful
view. The drawing room, dining room
and chamber occupied tho frst floor
the windows OF the drawing room
opening on the rear porch.
Elizabeth Gamble had many su:tors
but she carly choose from among them
all William Writ. who was then rather
a careless and pleasure-loving youth.
whose promise did not give assurance
OF his future as a Judge and Attorney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
BERRYVILLE

Berryville. Va. August 17.-Ailss.
Fannie Tyler. OF Richmond. is visiting
Miss Florence Wheat at Morgan
Spring"
Mrs }. r. Eastwood. Of washington.
Is visiting her mother ana sister on.
Church Street
Mrs. J. s. Poole and daughters. or
week and were guests OF Mrs. c. IL.
Williams
Misses Lois and Marion cum.ns. OF
Philadelphia, Pa. and Frank wiling
and Gerhard Smiling. Of Lynchburr.
are guests OF MIR and Mrs \. Cumins
Mt "Audlcy."
Bob Brot,. Of Washington. was az
Mrs p. II Powers this week
Mrs VIM pabncv and Miss Catherine
Dabney Of Baltimore Md are guests
OF Misc " u l.cr
Mrs r. A Stevens and Bayard Ste
vcns. " New York. are in town
Miss Margaret Totia. OF shepherds-
town. vs. Va. is tho guest Of MIS-.
I'd Harris this weey
Lloyd Williams. OF Sew York. spent
several Gays with his parents near
town this week
Miss Es,eile Powers has returned
home from bowling Green. Ky.
Miss Louise Powers mas returned
homo from bedford city
Horace smithy ana wife OF Wash
lncton. arr guests ~ Rose l-ili'
I'D Moore and wife % Kingston, y
y are guests at "ciefmon;
Miss Virginia chamnerlavne OF
Richmond who has heen visiting
friends in town. has returned to her
home
Miss Bessie Campbell lcf, this week
Tor Bernardsvilie. y J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

things which not even progress can
oonterate Among such things arc
me faiths taught by The Grey House
Were robert Gamble and his vito
were master and mistress.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-19
An Ordinance
Prohibiting Police or Other
Employees Entering
Saloons.

City Hall, Paris, Ky. Feb. %, 1912.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Council of the city of Paris.
KY, that no member of the Police or
Fire Department or other employees of
the city of Paris who are paid monthly
or yearly salary, shall not, while on
duty, enter any saloon or other place
where liquor is seld unless required to
do so on business connected with the
city and no such employees shall drink
or be under the influence of vinous.
spurious or malt liquors during the
hours while on duty,
Any of the above mentioned en-
ployes of the city who she II violate the
p rovisions of this order shall for the
first offense be suspended without paw
for period of thirty days and upon a
second violation be forthwith discharp-
ed. When charges are preferred
against any of the said employees for a
violation of the provisions of this ordi-
nance the truth or falsity of such
charges shall be determined at a repu-
lar meeting of the Board of Council
and after notice to the accused and if
found guilty of said charges by a
majority of the members of the Coun-
Gil present the penalty herein provided
shall 60 into effect Immediately.
j. T. HINTON, Mayor.
Attest: j. w. HAYDEN Clerk.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-19
DIAMOND NOTES.

The Louisville Times says: The
first course of umpire instruction,
given by that prince of indicator hand
lers, Babe Ryan. was a distinct sue
cess. Old .Silver Kink laid it
out on catch and trick decisions. Polnts
of play likely to confuse an imp S
brain were demonstrated to the salts
faction of the boys on the staff. Be-
sides Ryan. Mulligan. Duncan, Han
rahan, Ress and Magruder sat IN the
circle and imbibed the straight stuff
Ryan handed round. >,
AFTER the party broke up president
Neal buttonholed Mulligan, the husky
looking Saturday League recruit, and
got the youngster to sign up Tor. ser.
vice in the Blue Grass League. Ii
Mulligan is half as good as he looks
leagues higher up will be bidding tor
his services next year.
Instructor Ryan proposes to Keep
up his missionary work on this line un-
til the opening of the season., His sec
ond effort will be delivered at SUIT
cliffe's Saturday League headquarters,
Saturday night. Umpire Jimmy
MuIligan goes to President Neal's
Blue Grass League"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-19

The Stivers Lumber Company of
Paris, filed a petition in bankruptcy
Saturday in the United States Court
at Frankfort. The firm had a number
of contracts in course CT construction.
which they we're unable to complete
on account of the backward season.
and 1t is thought that this caused the
failure OF the concern, which belonged
to Mr.. j. Hooker Stivers. A meeting
OF the creditors will soon be arranged
and 1t is hoped that an agreement may
be reached whereby the firm may re-
sumo business. The liabilities are
palced at about Sc. 900. but no estimate
has been made of the assets which con-
slst of stock of rough and dressed
lumber. doors. sash. glass, hardw are,
paints, notes, etc.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-19
Baby Found on Doorstep.

A pretty girl baby only a few days
old, was found on the doorstep of Mr..
John Gain on Lilleston avenue Satur-
day evening shortly after dark. In the
basket was note, stating that the
child was of good parentage. and also
the certificate of physician without
name signed, which bore the date of
March !.
The child wore good clothing and a
supply was found in the basket. The
person who left the child on the door
step departed without leaving a clue
and it first came to the attention of
Mr.. Cain and his wife when it's cries
were heard. The baby was taken into
the house and given every attention.
The authorities will make an effort
to establish the identity of the child
and to locate its parents, but in event
their efforts should tail it will be
placed in founding asylum.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-19
Makes a Hit in Kansas:

The Colonial Club of Coffeyville,
Kansas, gave a home talent comedy In
that city a few nights ago and MISS
Birdie Wollstein, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Wollstein, of this city. took
the part. The Coffeeville Times gives
the following notice of the work OF
Miss WoIlstein. 1.-The three solo num-
bers by bliss Wullstein, of Paris, KY,
were excellent. Miss WOllstein has a
voice of remarkable power and MELODY
opreatic in quality. She sings as
though it were a pleasure and handles
difficult selections with an ease and
grace that is remarkable. Miss VOL
stein had intended to study abroad this
year but abandoned a musical career
for another engagement.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-19
Exercises Wednesday.

The Eugene Field program will be
held in the chapel at the Public School,
Wednesday at s 80 a. m. The program
will be rendere by pupils .of Second
grades teachers, Misses Saliie Whaley
and Mason Talbot. Each grade
studies a certain part and his works
during the whole year. The Second
grades study Eugene Fields life and
works year by year. These special pro-
grams create much interest. The pre-
gram is as follows:
Devotional--Rev. Lightfoot.
Essay-l'iography of Eugene Field
Hazel Duvall.
Recitation-The Singing in Gods
Acre-Elizabeth Rule.
Music-High School Band.
Recitation-"The Night Wind''-
Herbert Myers.
Little Boy Blue
John Lair.
Song Little Boy Blue''- jerome
Chapman.
Eugene Fields Lullabies-Several
Pupils.
Music-High School Band.
Patrons and friends cordially invited
to attend not only these chapel SER
vices but those of each Wednesday