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42xI2 BIeached Bolster Cases,
hand torn. made Of soft, medium
weight muslin-29c value. Special
a1 for aar% aridaS 22c
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EXCEPTIONAL and ends
of Ladies' and Misses Suits I'm
Black, Blue and Light dixtureS-
values to $25.0O. No alterations
none exchanged. While they last,
special for I'D On
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New Arrivals in the
Dry Goods Department

New Outing Flannels, light and
dark colOrs 80. B1sc. Sc and 1Oc
bleached and Unbleached Shaker
FIannels .... sc, &c, Sc, Toe, 12Ec
Pink, light blue and cardinal Flan-
White Wool Flannel i ........ 25c
Blue, Gray and Red Wool FIanneIs.
2Jc
Wrapper FIanneIs ...... IOc
ktmoRO and Dress FIanBels,
Zoe md 121ac
Robe Flannels ......... 25c
Brown and Gray Mixed FIanneIs,
Sc and 1Oc
Crib and Cotton Bed Blankets at
Special Prices.
Large assortment of Wool Dresa
Goods, I'm serRes, chevIots, diaEon-
ais, granite cloth, shepherd
checks, brOadclOth and pIaids, in
black and colOrs, at Special
Prices.
Ribbons in Wide Variety
Taffeta Ribbons, all cOIors,
IOc, Eye, 15c, I9c Hnd :5c
satin Ribbons, all colOrs,
IOc, I2I"c. 1Hc. I0c and 25c
Moire Ribbons, all cOlOrs,
I5c. 10c. 25c
Fancy Ribbons ...... Ifc and 25T
wash Ribbons. &c, &c, &c, Sc, 1Oc, I5c,
10c and 25c.
Coiored Velvet Ribbon, all coIors.
a, 15c and 25c
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EXTRA - Ladies' Black Cloth
Coats - exceptional quality fabric
and right-up-to-thc-n minute IN stSIs
"a good $500 value. &1C0 Oh
Special for Friday, at.
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Rubber Stair Treads, X Inch
thick. 7x1S inches. always 15c each
Special for Friday 01Zz
at, each ........ AZ ~
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Ladies' MessaIine Petticoats -
Brown. Green and Cerise-regu-
IarIy S1.9S. Special &1 M
fo' Friday, at ....-....
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soc White Linen. 36 inches wide
all pure linen-fine light weigh
cloth for waists and dresses. Spe
cial for Friday o7-
at, per yard ........... u =
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Cotton Bird-Eye in - and 2I.
inch widths-sanitary, absorber.t
and aseptic-worth soc and S1,OC
piece. Special for Fri E0-
day at. per piece ..... OOS
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Best Lonsdale Cambria. SO inche.
wide-first grade and cut from fun
pieces. Special for Fri Ill.,
day at, per yard ...... ! ! /2C
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SIC Unbleached Muslin, 80
inches wide-clean even cloth OF
medium weight-cut from full
pieces. Special for A1A1
Friday at, per yard .... 81
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Large size Aprons. made of splcn-
did quality fast color ginSfam -
large pocket-25c value. Special
for Friday 1Qc
at, each A~~
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Sc Unbleached Domet Flannel.
% inches wide-good weight and
heavy fleece. Special for G1Lc
Friday, per yard ...... " /4S
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sec Gray Cotton Blankets. siz,
oix16 inches-pretty blue and pinI
borders, perfect in every way. Spe
cial for Friday at, co
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Lot of fine All Wool Suitings. in
plain colorS and mixtures, so To 90
inches wide - 500 and S1.5O
values. Special for Friday at,
per 60 and OQ1
yard .... Wv wv
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f21ac Hand Towcling. white with
neat red and blue borders-absorb
ent and durable. Special OH
for Friday at, per yard. . /2C
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Odd lot of WARMERS SPECIAL
CORSETS-siles 10, 20, "a, 26. 20,
2S only IT regular $3.50 values.
Special for co.
Friday, at ............. WV
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Ladies' White Wool Ribbed Union
SuitS-low neck. elbow sleeves and
ankle Iength-hand crochcted neck
with silk tape - regularly S2.25.
Special for Friday @1 E0
at, per suit .... 4'SS
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THE QUALITY STORE"
Economy Specials
For Fridays Busy Shoppers

None of these specials will be charged = no
phone orders hlled-none sent c o. D. none
! approval.
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Ladies' outsiZe Lisle VestS-higT
neck and long sleeves-worth SOC
Special for 90
Friday, at G~S
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Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division - 112 crew 10
go first after II p. m: l15, 109, 1870,
Engineers for 1l5.
fnY
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Mems Furnishings
Desirable and Economical
Unusual Values in
Ready-to-wear

Mems Dress Shirts In figured and
striped percaIes, all sizes, zoe
Mems Blue Chambrny and Black
Work Shirts, soc value .. 25c
Mems Night shirts, soc value 25c
Men's SILK Neckwear. soc value. 25c
Hens Wool Mixed Hose .... 121ac
Mems aIl-NyOOl Cashmere Hose, a5c
Mems Heavy Shaker Hose &C.. a5c
Mems Mixed Hose ...... Sc and Nc
Mems COIOred Hose, Dc; 3 for 25c
Men,s Lisle Hose. all colOrs 12hc
Men's SILK BOOT Hose, all cOIOrs, 25c
Men.s Suspcnders 10c and 25c
Mems Belts .............. 25c
Men.s GnrterS Zoe, 15c and 25c
Men'S (aps .............. .Jc
Men.s 4-piE Linen Collars ...... Zoe
Men's Ftremen's Caps ....... Zoe
Mems Sweaters mt Special Prices.
Mems Handkerchief, &c, Toe, 12glc.
lie, 19c and zoe.
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Lot of odd shades-solid coIors
in Ladies' Silk Hose-worth S1.O0.
Special for Friday CO.
at, per pair ..........O WV
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NGM Truly Wonderful Is the Provision We Have Made in
@s2E s$EsElEE:s44szs e. NEW FALL MERCHANDISE
81 Truly Wonderful Is the Purchasing Power Of
VMey Your Money at This Store

black, white and coIors, Zoe to 25c
TasTels, black and colOrs, Zoe to 25c
Rose bud and Pearl Trimmings. 25c
New Gold Lace Trimmings at Spe-
cinl Prices.
SILK Nets at Special Prices.
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NAI-odds and ends 42x72 BIeached Bolster Cases,
Light Mixtures weight muslih-2sc value. Special
90 Wsis Ne ssss ss, s sGr eac% aedns 22c
'' ""'S $2.95 Ut '''11 ..-----:-::---'''
'.'.....''' UnbIesched Flannel.
Black fleece
onaI quality if ssTic .5Tic Friday per yard
% l3SsS value ss S12.95 Aprons sncn
- large pocket-25c value Special
ps'isi a%f 500 500 '' ''s" ;;
Of Ladies Lin medium even SaS'h full ii
worth from 75c TO pieces. Special for d1hc
II for 20c Friday at, per yard ... 60
Lot of fine All Wool suitings,
with n rn and and % 81 50
same qualities 1S sPe: PsEa PsF 69c and CSC
4SC --
- Ladies' White Wool Ribbed Union
ain for the, The hte Ro Ieng-and
8" and $oo 81 s3 ss5 .s Friday $50
Odd lot of WARMERS SPECIAL
er Draperies two CORSETS-sizes 10, "a,
and goid-made with IS only-regular $3.50 values.
feeys nna only sfoc fPSs1 fPsS1 for CSC
oG1s ss,r for $3.50 Ladies, ou1s.e Iisc vess-nrn
neck and long seeVes-worth SOC.
,stry Poreres, can be Fpdar az ZSC
|
8 C; SO :s5 sS
~, -, ,..-,. a' per pair ...........''..
,riaIs scrim. VoIes \ small lot of Mems Coorcd stin
me arc slightly soiled Bosom srt-separae cunsizes
bargains-1 10 161a and II Ony-regularlv sl:OO.
for Friday per I'd. Friday, at ............. OOS
212c to 3712c Mems coiorcd Xcsiisee shirts
H%sI mEsH' ,o sot. If trenSh GnIs1Ony
try Brussels Rugs and 15IsOwerc 81 90 IL 10
able patterns and col special for Friday AT 0SC
are are cNcePtiIonaI mar
o. S''''s $1I5o $;si 5
'''''''' cal for Friday at 5Oc
each, 1'c; or for wv
shes always 15c each Boys Muslin Night shirts-with
'iday 121/2c special % for r"'i 'D'-Fesul'rE sCc.
- Friday at ................ ZOC
Linen s6 inches wide Lot of Normandie Va, and
lime hsht weight Shadow Laces. Special for Friday
~ y anu oresSes' sPe- zoe and 2oc qualities 10c
...........:. ." l6c @ and soc qualities 10
I-Eye in - and ~
sanitary absorbent Long handled Toilet Mirrors.
worth 90c and S1.OO Special Friday
eee ror FIN. SEC S1OO kinds at ''..'.. Acc
lie Cambria. So inches ZSC
and cut from fun
ard Ior En- lice for cfSaDia FSa9 Rose Beads Special
COTTON PI.n,o,. csc values, at 1Qc
pretty blue and pink soc values, at ......... Or
ct in every way. spe- SOC
.............. O0C 1Oc Pumice stone with handle.
TowcIlne, white with FRIDAY, fRSGlS. 'aF at ... Sc
blue borders-absorb- --------
BILE. Special 21/ocI sc Kewpie Post Cards spe
per S"'u'' cial for Friday at, for. 49,. DC
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\ small lot of Mems Colorcd Stin
Bosom ShirtS-separate cuffS-SiZes
1612 and IL Only-regularlv S1.0O.
Special for 90
Friday, at OOS
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Mems Colorcd Ncgligee shirts
mostly soft French CuiTs-only 1
small lot of thcse-Sizes II, III:
and 10 l2-werc S1.00. 20
Special for Friday. at .... OON
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Ger il At Balkcom's / cent
sale today.


Arrived.
Bclg - Frutbanaei. s0To. wlrth. CAL
weston. Cor coal
Nor - Huso Ioss. Iversen. Calves
Ton. for bunker.
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SACRED HEART
CHURCH BAZAAR
NAMES or LADIES WHO Will
SERVE on VARIOUS COMMIT.
TEEs ARE ANNOUNCED.

The annual bazaar 20 sacred Heart
church WI occur on April 80 at the
corner IL ralafoN and Iutendcncia
street ard the following ladies arc
announced - sorvinE on the various
Refrcshment Booth-Mrs James Me-
Hugh 500 East Jackson street Mrs
Jos r. ouina. Mrs. = N. Scarrits. Mrs
E, J. Kuirper Jr, AIRS . Mat
thews. Mrs T.. smailwood. Mrs II q
Knipper. Mrs Adele Allen. Mrs. ~.
4. Gahienbeek. Mrs. n e. Brooks, Mr.
Marco White. Mrs. Edw. Hicks Mrs
james McHueh. Jr. Miss julia, John
son, Miss Jeanette Alien. Mrs Phillip
Jones. Mrs a. g. Reinschmidt. Mr.
A. ~. Alfrea. Mrs y Faurln Mra
r. T. RoaRer. Mrs. ~ 81 MgPIEe.
Miss Frances Christie. Mrs. s.
nrcaux, AIRS = J. Clarke. Mrs John
kassorF. Mr. =. - Crana. Mrs ri
Welsh. Airs J. Rafferty, Mrs : Con-
roy. Mrs } Mooney. Mrs n B. Brooks.
Country Store 'athollc knights
and Ladies'. Mrs Martin Jones, Mrs
Mary stokes. Atrs John White, Airs
Mary ] Anderson. ATrs. Alice Cltiins
Mrs John Mcclure. Mrs Donald Muir
phy. Mrs. Elizabeth RAdy. Nfrs LILLIAN
Hililard. Mrs John Mccarthy. airs
Eva NJ. Anderson. Mrs John Dupont
Airs Mnry Erickson. Miss K. 4
Brown. airs. Cosmo Geri. Mrs J. Low.
inudahl. Mrs a. G. ktrchofer. Mr.
Josephine Rupert. Airs. Josephin,
/ Stearna Mrs Mary J. Touart. Mrs. A
81. webb. Mrs r. = Burnham. Mrs
!. a. Jones. sirs. Thomas Condor. Mrs
Kate Christie. Mrs. Gus ungerer Mrs
10. p. VIliar. Miss Marie Burke
Young Ladies Baoth--Chilarem "
Mary Sodality: Miss Maybelle Brosna
/ han. Miss Fodie Egeart. Mics EuRenlt
Il Ronifas. Miss Lucy swaine. Mics Mar,
Il Alfred. Miss Selma Ewgart. Miss Kati
4 Bobe. Miss Genevieve Erickson, aiis
Modest Muller Miss Edna Erickson
Miss Romaime Langford. Miss Jos
johnson. Miss Josephine Muller Ais
Eleanor RidEely. Miss p. Benton. SIR.
Il r. w. Ridgeiy. Mra. J. y. Carroll Mr.
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Ell. NJ DANIEL IS
TRANSFERRED TO
ATLANTA OFFICE
INCOME TAX DEPUTY, FORMERLY
OF MILTON. WILL WORK
DIRECTLY UNDER REVENUE
AGENT.

Il. y. Mcdaniel 81 santa Rose
county. who IS one ~ the income tax
deputies lately IN tae office and under
the lurlsdictlea 81 Collector Hayes ~.
Lewis. viii be transferred % the At
lanta agency. and his friends al over
West florida with re3Nce II hts new
field Il duties, Tor Il means a closer
oflcial relationship between revenue
agents and revenue collectors Elis
transfer was lately reported iu Jack
sonsIIie paper a. follows
The transfer ~ Field Deputy r. 4.
Mcdaniel who has been II charge o.
the Income tsx investigations through
out Florida. under Hayes A. Lewis
collector of internal revenue. 60 the
office ~ J. n surber. revenue agent IN
Atlanta. marks what the officials hope
the beginning 81 a murh closer affilia-
ton II these two important branches
~ the internal revenue service q the
United States government.
The ofilce 80 the collector It tn-
ternal revenue t. the executive and
collection end ~ the governments rev.
enne bureau. while the revenue agents
are the quiet investigators aud dis
coveEsrs ~ law Violations n has long
been fha desire ~ AL revenue officials
20 have these two branches ~ tae
bureaus work IN perfect harmony and
understanding and e is believed that
this transfer ~ Deputy Mcdaniel 10
the jurisdiction n the Atlanta rev
enue sgent whose territory includes
Georgia and Alabama as well as Flor
ida. viii be but the hegi ming of a get
together movement fcstefed by the
Washington authorities ard gladly
carried 20 a fun fruition ~ the many
employees throughout the length and
breadth Of the United states.
Deputy Mcdaniel. whose houae Il in
Milton. has just completed e trip
through the western section 81 the
state and left for Atlanta last night
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pant, ;. p. Bennett. slight
AZ 2;5s . Mo is0a North Havns
street. Owner and occupant ed Mar.
shall Not damaged
AZ 1888 .. Mo. si4 West Inten-
deneia street owner ana ae,.',n.,,,
Tom BruN. Chicken .souse aflra
~ e'Sa y Mo. al West Desoto
street owner and occupant. ID. Ger
son' chimney afirs No damage
~ O'ss y. Mo gf4 East jackson
street Occupant. +. ~. Cowgirl. ana
oNn er I. 7. Todd. Heater on era
No damage. "e
q - y. m.-~One truck asaln sen,
70 80 East Jackson street. No dam.
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MAGNOLIA IS
HERE FOR VISIT
Bie LIGHTHOUSE TENDER Ar
Rived YESTERDAY FROM Nav
ORLEANS TO SUPPLY STATIONS
or DISTRICT.
or DISTRICT.

Out on her annual trip st this sea
con OF the year 20 supply light sta
tions and beacons IL this district, the
big tender Magnolia came into port
yesterday morning and locked ~ the
south end Of Palafcx wharf. remain
Ing over sunday az that berth.
The Magnolia. tn con mand q Cap
tain Murphy. comes out from New Or
leans AZ this time, and vii make a
eau 60 every light station. and vili
SEQ % il that every beacon, IN this
lighthouse district. u supplied with
anything needfuL FROM here the BIG
boat viii go 60 the cas- ward. and eN.
meets e. return 20 Mobile Tor orders
after calling upon the numerous light
stations.
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SEVERAL FIRES
DURING SUNDAY
SEVERAL ALARMS WERE TURNED
IN suT ~ NO CASE WAS THERE
ANY DAMAGE OF CONSEQUENCE
SUFFERED.

Several small fires were responsible
Tor runs BY the lre department YES.
tsriay. but IN 20 case wac there a.
dainaso 70 speak q suffered Tbs
places o. trouble we're az follows.
AZ s.o2 =. m.--No. r. gaanden =,
owned and occupied BY n. J. Mann
Silght damage.
~ ie.-o 2. Mo. ITO West chase
street occupied BY Lizzie Cunning
nam slight damage TO roof
NJ % 2. m..-corner Gadsden street
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CANDIDATE IL
MAKE AOD9S
HERE TONIT.
REV. S. J. CATS, WHO *.
ING TIE eovERNoRst4IL
DELIVER spEEcH AT Ny
COURT.

ReV = J. Cats. u Il
springs. Fla. who il a eandt
governor. viii deliver an aas
Mallory court, tonight. and tst
Is invited % come cut and {
case.
pr Cats has been an over III
and has Just returned a. ID
from quite q iee1nring tour
gram yesterday announced that
be here with the excursfun tod
that the lecture a. stated ~
delivered tonight az Use o'cioI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05
BLIZZARD GOES EASTWARD
AND DOES GREAT DAMAGE

bosion' April THE bl zzard that
lashed the Atlantic seaboard YESTERDAY.
worked 10 the eastward .osiisy over 49,.
canadian maritime provinces. leaylu..
Frustrated wires and snow bound hiwh
ways
NJ storm was the most Destructive
IN southeastern Massachusetts. cuttint.
communication az many points F.r
tne hrst time In twenty-five years
mere Was slsigfiing in Southern Net,
England on Easter.
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Fred Massey. Mrs. r. n. Wing. Mrs
y Rottureau.. Mrs. cA.s,ier. Mrs,
Florida Anderson. Mrs NJ TTatton.
Mrs Edw. Reilly. Mrs "a Muller.
Mrs. ". w Alfred. Mrs. uise F'us-
sex. Mrs Mcdonald MoyeFfrz PRANK
ReyInundo. Mrs. Josephine own. Mrv
Louis Brown. Mrs. A. ellis. Arr.
h. {. Willoughby Mrs. cry Bell
Mrs. y A. Oeist, Mrs Duai johnson
Mrs. Arlnond Mayville
Fancy Work Booth--Mi n. Nc
Adams. Mrs. c. w. Olive ~ j II
Lamar. Mrs. Louis MarnlAfra a
laramie. Mrs. W v Mond Afrs
Alma Patterson. Mrs, J. oie. Mrs
George Harvey Mrs. TheorsaGuilcr.
Mrs. Floyd Currie. Mrs. m R0che-
blave, Mrs. Joseph BarocafrsR An.
deraon, Mrs Earnest EHhol Mr..
WIN. Kyle. Mrs. VIM. 80 Ma Ma.
rlon Bowes. Nrs. u. Berg Mra wal.
ter Nowak. Mrs John 1rox Mrs
WIN. Conway. sFrs. q. Snsaaler.
AIRS. Thomas Connolly, s. Gtovsr
0atheieny. Mrs Earl Than. AIR
j. a. Miller. Mrs. n Tlsen. srs
J. j. NcNamee. Mrs. PhucarL 4rs
g. y. Qulna. Mra. r. 7 mes. Afrs
I Ross wilkins. afrH Gus \. Mrs. y /.
I 4. White.
Boys Booth Mrs ~ Green /
4 wood. Miss Loretta Murpsrs. Rosa A
\ J'assimus. Mira Alice Fbn. AIRS 4
I sydney Bell. Mrs. J. iirs. AIrs.
Alfred Bradley. Mrs. FrSanders.
4 Alrs WIN warfiela. Mrs Rupert .
Mrs John g. oliver. Mrs Peters
Mrs. Elwood LaRua. Mrsf Bore.
Mrs Hugh Maloney, Mra. Noa.
Mrs w. a. Byrne, Mrs. Burke.
Mrs j. Purdy Mrs. Chas q, Mrs
f. clara Merritt. Mrs . Nppard,
Mrs. Louis Boley
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WAY SlARIS THE FIRST SALE
this store ever conducted. IT is necess-
Tdteo by thousands of dollars worth of
surplus STOCKS remaining on our hands too
late in the season.
P7o'OOO worth OF turniturewill be sacri-
Icep Every item Will bear plainly-narked price
'aso' ana the quality IS correctly represented.
nc Sale VIII iast only one week. and we'd urge you
III 'y ano make your selections Summer furniture of
T qu"nty y Included and few hours spent here will
- MS Pontaoe Tor you IN buying the articles needed
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TERSELY TOLD.

The regular nesting % the Mission
srv Society ~ ire First Methodist
church will be held tfis afternoon A.
g.Sa o'clock. a. that church. on East
Wright street.
III. and Mrs. a. A Schultz gave an
Easter eKg hunt ~ their home. Home
stead Farm a short distance from this
city. yesterday, and among those pres
eat who enioysd tho Inequalities Of
their pleasing hosts. were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hancock and children or pensa
cola, Mr.. Oswald ard Miss Katie Hen
aerson. also q The city.
The Home and Schoof League o.
school No. "a vii hold the regular
monthly meeting o. Tuesday after
noon 81 s.a0 o'cieek. and large at
tenaance e. requested
william RAppica. or New York. who
hiss been visiting his friend. prof. u.
Riedel. for some time. left the city Frl-
daH, > real booster FOR Pensacola. lie
safe. previous 60 bis departure. that
his stay here pleased him greatly, and
that - Tell IN love with the city and
- people. Ana expects e come back
a. some future day and renew hts
acquaintances.
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Sinkini Fast essage
From Prins Maurits

tcontinued prom PAGE onel
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FEDERAL JUDGE.
AND SECRETARY.
ARE HOME AGAIN
JUDGE WILLIAM 3. SHEPPARD
AND SECRETARY EARL HoFF.
MAN RETURN FROM ABSENCE
OF SOME WEEKS.

T. S. Judge william r. sheppard
and his secretary, Mr. Hoffman. after
mn absence ~ some weeks. returned
home On the late train Saturday night.
coming direct from Jacksonville. where
= special term 81 the federal court wa@
held. =. 3. Bodies was the defendant in
the particular limeliwht before Judge
Sheppard az the Jacksonville session.
ard decision IN hts case was reserved
Judge sheppard aas held sessions
ID three different cities since leavlns
Pensacola some weeks ago. lie went
70 Tampa, where a lengthy term was
presided over. and from Tampa, was
called upon 70 hold = session of The
federal court in Gainesville From
that city he went over 20 Jackson
vile. - consider several casew. and
thence came on 20 Pensacola. III II
likely he viii remain tn Pensacola
until May, when the bank cases are
again To BE- heard. when Judge Call Sc
Jacksonville, win be the presiding
farist here
Judge Sheppard. IS stated took the
Bodies ease under Amusement and
withheld his decision. Speaking 81 the
ease the Metropolis said ~ its Friday
issue.
Jndep William p. sheppard heard
the lass argument to-day "a one O'Clock
in the Z. , Bolles case aud viii with.
bold his decision for some time il
the removal proceedings instituted BY
the government akainstA the Florida
Iruit Lands Company president. whS
Is charged ia az information, based
upon Kansas city indictment. with
sssaFt a.Has
the mails IN the closing hours the
case took strong turn in Bolles' "a
vor q appeared from testimony offered
and arguments produced
Evidence offered by the defense
from land purchasers showed the re-
mariable valuation placed on the Et-
erglades lands hy the purchasers, and
scores % incidents rsclted proved that
Ire Everglades lands bought from the
Florida Fruit Lands Company. were
fertile In yield and abundant IN pro-
ductiyity. And where witnesses said
they had not set started cultivation
~ their land they said they were en-
tireiy satisfied with what they bought,
and thar they had got their moneys
worth"
viii File Briefs.
Briefs Of Law win be nled by At
torneys George A. Powell and John e. I
Cooper representing the defense. which /
viii consume a. least a months time /
IN preparation. according 60 the at
torncys. and this VIII delay the de- I
eision until In Nav. when Judge shep- /
pard VII return g the dlFirieft mrnti
~ o'clock and IL was not necessary 10 I
hold a night session. IN accordance /
with Judge sheppard's announcement" |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05

dered the crews -Four bodle. wer.
washed ashore
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05
CREWS OF THREE LARcE
BARoEs ARE RESCUED

highland Light. Mass. April A.
AFTER q tweive-hour battle With break
ers last night and today coast guard
crews rescued tho crews OF three
oarses driven ashore az Hlshhead sta
ton by yesterdays storm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05
viii gle Rrisf..

at o'clock and II was not necessary to
hold a night session. IN accordance
with Judge sheppards announcement"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05

oAFses' were drowned yesterday wf,~n
the barEes foundered in saie on tss
Delaware eapes. w
ne barges broke loose from a t,e
ana despite the heroic efforts ~ ~.
savers IN binding snow storm ana
SIXTY mile gale, the barKen brok -
pieces before assistance could ~ r.r-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05

The reason AafNFEfs TOILET
POWDER has found 81 way 90 CHM.
England. india, Panams. South Amer
lea and Hawaiian Islard d. Is. because
these countries are finding cut what
good reliable powder Il Ia O. make one
feel better. Is cents az druggists who
are interested la your comfort. (Adv.D
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-09-23

Mrs. Henry Cutler of Banks is a
guest at the f. X. Hayes home during
festival week
Mrs. C. D. Bucknum and children
returned Monday from two weeks
visit with friends at Eugene, Ore.
Mrs. Ross Drake and baby of the
Jerusalem country are here to attend
the fair and visit her father, Allen
Garfield.
A herd of 10000 cows will be Sc
lected from Kansas farms, if the farm
ers have the right kind of stock for
the Mutual Creamery company of Salt
Lake City, Utah. The stock of heif-
ers and springers of good milk grade
type will be taken in car lots. The
Salt Lake firm intends to gather the
enormous herd of dairy cattle to sup
ply the demands of the farmers in
their territory.
Screen wire, all widths, at Reilly's.
Hot tamales at MCGOWAN Bros.