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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-15
ATTACK
ON H, ?. WOOD
mean, UNFAIR
Hilo Tribune 0utspoken in Con-
demnation of Methods Used
to Dust Secretary

The Hilo Tribune is outspoken in
its criticism OF the attack on Secre-
tary H. P. Wood by some members OF
the Hawaii Promotion Committee. In
its latest issue the Tribune thus COM
ments on the situation:
There is something peculiarly
mean, unfair and generally objectiona-
Bile about the kind of campaign being
carried on to GUST H. p. Wood from
the position he has so ably filed for
so many years as head of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee At one stage
ia the discussion there was dropped
q remark that the committee as at
present organized was not In harmony
with Mr.. Woods ideas of how the pro-
motion work should be carried. on. II
that is the case. the committee should
In the natural course OF events drop
Mr.. Wood and get someone who will
work in the way II vents. That is a
simple business proposition. But why
spring lot of outrageous hints, dur
ing Mr.. Woods absence. about ac-
counts. Mr.. Wood and his system of
accounts have been approved year
after year. for dozen years by the
various large business organic atoms
which audit the business Of the Has
wall Promotion Committee No one
acquainted with the affairs OF the. bu
reau would seriously charge Mr. Wood
with anything wrong In connection
with accounts unless it might be q
charge that he didn't spend all of the
time in which his brain was occupied
with more important matters in de-
Helopings an expert system. Not
soul but vial admit that Mr.. III. Good
ing Field, the new member OF the,
is a better accountant than
Mr.. H. P. Wood, and could have de-
vised a better accounting system,
though there may be Hiloites. familiar
with the work of the Graft Commits
SIGN, who win doubt Mr.. Fields carry
ing out of the system any better than
Mr.. Wood. But why haggle about ae-
counts? Why not discuss issues?
Why, with Mr.. Wood couple of thou
sand miles away and unable to reply
to petty issues Involving his honor,
laise such issues2 It is mean, con-
business, unworthy of
public Lody
III the Promotion Committee differs
with Mr. Wood regarding policies, or
thinks il differs, why doesn't it call
him into conference. agree with him
u it Sc HAPPENS and then retain him,
or disagree and fire him?r
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MRS. ATCHERLEY
LOSES HISTORIC
fight FOR LAND
tcontinued from page oneJ


(Confinuesi from page oneJ
.-------------4--
this time having been adjudged g
bankrupt This phase Of the fight also
went through the local court anu az
10 the supreme court OF the United
States n the case Of the Kapiolan
estate vi. Mary IL. AtcheTley
Judge Robertson. chief justice %
the local bench, wrote the major
ity opinion In the Hawaiian supreme
court decision, an opinion concurred
I'm by the associats justices with the
exception that Justice Perry dissented
in part In this opinion. Judge Rob,
ertson, in a closely but clearly rea
soned statement held that the supreme
court OF Hawaii la the Levers &
Cooke ease had materially erred
without criticising the supreme court
OF the United States he reiterated his
belief that the local court had made a
mistake and left IL to the United
States court 10 take action il IL should
agree with his sentiments.
At one point he said:
Il should feel inclined to depart
from the ruling madejin the Levers &,
Cooke case were we not bound by il
because Of its having been affirmed
by the United States supreme court. .
The main question involved, as ex.
.plaihed By an attorney this morning.
was the legality OF the guardianship
of Kalakaua. and hence the validity
CT his title TO the land gi7en him by
the chiefess Ksnih This was com.
plieated BY the fact that Kinimaka,
the Hawaiian who became Kalakana's
guardian, had held the property as
trustee and his dealings with it, it WIS
claimed, had ciouded the title. In the
Levers & Cooke case the court had
held that the land commission
award TO Kinamaka. after considera-
BILE controversy, was binding as
against Kelakaua. This opinion 1t
was to which Judge Robertson dis
scented in the later case.
The later argument thus centered
around the question whether the ties.
tamentary guardianship of Kalakaua
by Kinamaka wss legal guardian
shir.
In the argument before the supreme
court at Washington several weeks
age, Attorney Wilmington was able to
bring before the courts strong show.
ing as 10 the legality OF the guardian
ship as well as to the trusteeship OF
Kinamaka. With the Robertson opin.
ion holding that the Hawaiian court
erred in the Levers & Cooke decision,
the United States court upheld the
Kapioiani estate as against Mrs
Atcherley.
Now the presumption is that Lew.
ers & Cooke viii be confirmed in their
possession OF the land so long a sub.
jeet OF dispute. The effect or the
latest decision Is that Mrs. Atcherley
cannot eject the occupants OF the
premises. having lost her fight against
the kapiolani estate.
Attorney Lyle A. Dickey, now cir
cult Judge on Kauai. Is Mrs. Atcher-
Ieyls attorney. lie went to Washing
ton several weeks ago to argue the
cpse. Castle & Wilmington and local
attorneys In various stages of the
legal fight have represented the other
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For Today's Reading Use
the Chapter on Advertising,
Page Z. ..=.

Joseph Grant. aged &C. bankeI. eeal
operator and membe- OF the 9th con-
eress, died at his hcns q. Leechburs,
Pa. e.. H.. ? E
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For Today's Reading Use
the Chapter on Advertising,
Pace I
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Of
COOK WILL HAVE
HIS HANDS FULL

8 = I
Lieu. r. A., Cook yaeates his position
as exchange officer at the close OF
this month Whoever succeeds him
faces big task in the maintaining of
things at the high standard he has ac-
eomplished When he took charge the
.aerodome was what may best be term.
ed dinky affair He mas steadily and
surely worked 1t up until it now has
become great factor in post life.
Night after night great crowds pour
in TO see the very fine pictures he
shows there and To hear the extremely
coed orchestra he has established. On
the bigger nights the crowd is aston
ishing, for. it fills to oyerflowing-a
on the two Special nights last week
The sailors from the Maryland and
the Alert had great and enthusiastic
audience, whilst the Wise 4 M.lon
vaudeville company played to some
1900 people, who gave them a great
audience, whilst the Wise & Milton
Milton themselves were of course the
stars of the occasion, and got a ire
mendous reception, while each meR
Der of the company did finely and
were greatly appreciated
g As q result Mr.. "Hen" Wise secured
dates for further performances before
he left the aerodome. and the entire
post is looking for the return perform
ance
The orchestra is strong attraction,
for it is doing fine work now and puts
en- plenty of new music, Francis Leigh,
the director, says that new music in
plenty is to be a distinct feature of
the place and that he is sending by
this mail for a mass of new items 80
numbers being ordered through enc
music house alone
Tonight the band will play a concert
ut o'clock under the able direction OF
Albert Jacobsen, as follows:
March-Hail to the Spirit of Liberty
Overture lie Pre- aux Clercs Herold
Danse Des Sultanes. &c.. Daniels
Seleetion-T Heart of Paddy
Whack ............... ........ Ball
Gncluding a Broth of a Boy" The.
Heart of Paddy Whack, who
Knows" "A Little Bit OF Heaven,
Irish Eyes of Blue."1
P0stillicn Fahrbach
0ne-StepL Pass the Pickles :. lie Boy
= - ss ~ y
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Recommendations to Congress for
Strengthening the navy win be with
held until the last possible minute;
Secretary Daniels announces.
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Anthony r Wilding. tennis cham
Iion, well known in America, who was
killed recently at the Dardanelles. died
while Operating al observation-disclosures.
Guglielmo Mareani. the inventor. has
left New York fer Italy. He will be
placed in charge OF all wireless sta.
tions used by the Italian army.
Five thousand men will be added at
once to the force of the Du Pont
Powder Co. plant at City Point, W,
bringing the number OF employees to
15,Gee.
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81 Captain e. P. Olsen, master Of the
schooner Benlah. brought the lumber.
laden vessel into port this morning,
10 days from San Francisco. The
Peulah left the coast May 2S with
$4,000 feet of redwood to the order
of Allen & Robinson OF this city.
The schooner met with tlne weather
and a favorable wind. ,dt a.st<
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BOARD REBELS
FROM GAG RULE
OF MAYOR Lane
Arnold and HoIIinger Refuse to
Let Executive Stifle Discus
sion of Rathburn Matter


The Rebellion OF the Board" is moi
a molten picture for Sunday exhibit
ton, or any other exhibition. IL Is
what Is happening Ia the ranks OF the
supervisors CT Honolulu, and II first
evidenced itself in organization at last
nights meeting.
The board is rebelIing against an.
tics Ct Mayor Lane and the alleged
resort TO the gas" by Mayor Lane
when opponents Of the executives IA
vored legislation arise 10 speak al
board meetings Logan and Holiinger
led the rebellion last night
II appears en- the surface to bear
resemblance 20 the fight made on
Uncle Joe" Cannon just before the
veteran speaker Of the house Of rep.
resentatives was defeated few years
ago. Cannon was accused Of enforc.
ing the gag" rule.
A few days ago 12G citizens Of the
Kcolanlca district filed petition with
the board IN Hawaiian complaining
against Road 0yerseer Rathburn. one
of the appointees OF City Engineer
Whitehouse, who Is one of the appoint.
ees Of Mayor Lane. This petition
charged. among other things, that
Rathburn is violating the statutes In
regard 90 certain methods OF getting
compensation. The mayor removed
the petition before IL came before the
beard, had II translated into English,
and, had a translated copy given to
Rathburn.
T1of tha transla.t,,, x,a.s na1,a,. y,,,f
before the hoard The original petit
ton, without any accompanying trans
lation, was filed again with the board,
or rather returned TO the boards clerk
by Mayor Lane. Without being read
or without any motion being made.
Mayor Lane referred the matter to the
reads committee Of which Robert Shin
gle, who was appointed by the mayor,
is chairman.
When the roads committee reported
that II would hold q hearing June N,
Informed what the petition contained.
He objected TO the mayor referring the
matter TO the committee without the
board first being appraised OF the con-
tents Of the petition.
Why didn't you object when the
petition came upfg demanded the
mayor
You wouldn't give me any chance
answered Hollinger, II tried to object
but you shut me up"
sYcu bet" chimed in Larsen, this
matter was slipped over ms here We
are public servants. Mr.. Mayor, the
-
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,ockett Lands Federal Position.

cockett Lands Federal Position. r,
Thomas Coekett, who stood well to
the top of the civil service list among
applicants for a position with the fed
eral customs service, has been appoint.
ed messenger to Collector of Customs
NJ. A. Franklin He takes the position
vacated by Alexander Reese, resigned
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VIA lIn 4 no
Goose ltial! !!I3 1gsSSs6sssl
WIN I-ADO
WANTED.

Gentleman desires room With bath,
bot and cold water, or snail fUrn-
shed cottage in good neighborhood.
Address X" this offlee. 619e-5t
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sss. Thing fer : BlIlou. A,sasL.

"on account 81 my confinement IN
the printing once I have for years
been = chronic sufferer from indlges-
ton and liver trouble. Few weeks
ago / had an attack that was 40 severe
that ! was not able 20 80 60 the case
FOR two days. Failing % get any
relief from any other treatment. I
took three or Chambsriain's Tablets
and the next day left ilkeETAoI
and the next day felt like a new
man. writes Fl. e. Bailey. EDITOR Car
ollna News. chaplin. $. {. obtainabIe
everywhere fAdvD
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n. Norris Williams.

r. Norris williams. national tennis
champion. IL apparently due for his
biggest year The man who stopped
Maurice =. Mclaughlin. the California
comet, In the national championship
last year, has inaugurated the present
season IN suspicious fashion.
Just recently he captured the ma :
tlonai indoor championship BY defeat
ms Harry G. Johnson, 81 tho Long
wood Cricket club, in the final match
of the Longwood covered court tourn-
ament Williams now holds three
titles. winning the doubles Indoor
championship with Johnson. whom he
made his victim In the Longwood sin
giles.
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fkAFotn@Ncf readings and
.. n. along the Kulf coast.


Are You Rheumatic fly sloan's
n you want quick ana real relief
from Rheumatism. DO what - many
thousand other people are doing
whenever an attack comes on. hathe
the sore muscle or Joint with gloan'a
Eminent no need 20 rub Il Unjust
apply the Eminent to tas surface -
Is wonderfully penetratlnts II guss
rtght 70 thu STAT % trouble and draws
the pain almost Immediately. Get a
botfis of sloan's Lininaent for sc II
any druggist and have II In tha house
against Colds. Sore ard Swollen
Jolnta. LambaEo. Sciatica and like all
menta Your money back ~ not salts
fed. bat Il does rive aimost instant
relief tAdv.l
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SEIZE GREEK STEAMER.

Biyth. England. May 3.-The Greek
steamer Fotis, which sailed from Cal
weston and Norfolk three weeks ago
bound Tor Rotterdam has been brought
here ln charge Of a prize crew. IN ia
stated the vessel carries eontraband.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

! wish 70 announce / an no
longer connected with the
san Carlos Taxi Exchange,
and my friends who want re-
liable service and reasonable
rates can reach me on phone
2061 Nothing but respecta-
bic trade solicited.
@-p'' G. G. KEYSER.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

PROPOSALS win be received AZ tire Bu-
reau 81 supplies ana Accounts. Navy dee
naFtment. Washington. b o.. until 30
o'clock a. m May i5. 1915, Tor delivering
semihitumlnous coal AZ the naval station.
Pensacola. Fla- Apply tor proposals 90
the navy nav Once. Pensacola. Fia. or
Is the Bureau. SAMUEL MCGOWAN,
Pnyruaster General ~ s. ri t-2sfS
GH2A-mny 4oawEw
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

United States Department Of Agri-
culture. Weather Bureau. Charles r.
Marvin, chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. Fla. May 2. 1918.
penaaeeIa's Temperature Data.
Highest on record fer May. % de-
grees.
Lowest on record for May. a de-
green
Night temperature Ia May usually
fall to 81 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday. IS
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, "a
degrees.
pansaeola's Rainfall Oats.
Rainfall for "a hours ending j.
m yesterday o inches
Normal rainfall for the month %
May. ass inches.
Total rainfall this May to 7 p. m.
yesterday. . inches.
Deficiency this year 10 April 5oth Isl
inches
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Statesmen Wanted.

BALE HIAN@F0r general mercauafls
trade rs NtortSa. - sell new PROPOSE
ton az merit Vacancy now. Attractive
commission contract ad6 weekly for exs
psnaee. p HiKler Co. Whoieaais Jewell
sra. sA-is Cariin Biig.. Cleveland. @.
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Female Help Wanted.

LADIES teB WEEKLY easy. simple
WORK no cauvasNinR Evenings ~
huune fascinating, everything furnished
no experience Don't worry about cap-
ital. Boyd e. Brown. Omaha. Nd9r
WRITE MOTION PICTURE PLAYS. $50
each Experience unnecessary Details
sent free e. beginners Producers League,
10s Wainwright ST. Louis
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BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor, open to all
men. Y. NJ. c. A, Palafox
and Belmont streets. ilmeA'm
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Exeeieior Encs5npmenL No. 4 meets
every second ard Fourth "Wednesday 81
each month az D. m. r. Ramcra fFnf9
corner naNten ana BnlraDnf mfpeetN
Visiting Fatriarcha are Invites 10 al.
tend
W. r ExERHARD.
cHAs FREIpRICHsEN. q p.
serbia
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED May iat. position by sxpsr-
fenced male stenoWrapher. Al refer
ences WIN Sc anywhere Al care
IouFnaI 29apr1t
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ZOE sALE.

FOR BALE-At 10 west Intendencia,
axe-YeaF -oid Jersey and Durham Gov.
Is gallons per day calf Only as Gays
cid also twn cows thtit Nfili - fresh 81
May that win give ! gallons par aaY.
also Eood horse and wagon Phone ela
or phone fhsT lmay
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARrEsIAN wEI.L.s-Wln pat fin wells
20 re inches diameter. any depth.
ard guarantees water. write Ter fuN in-
formation. Gray Artesiau Wei Co. Cas-
tondnia. Ela emch
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AGENTS YyfiarH'a knbck-eut pic
tuFa fHws0 IS 0a per hundred sold
framed chnnneahia signs Zee xax2x gold
framed art. religious and ne@ro pictures.
fac sell Soc Portrait niitQw tops low
prices Peoples Portrait. Dept los. Chi
caEa IN
AGENTS WANTED 70 advertise our
goods ~ distributing free samples "a
consumer % cents en- hour. Write for
fuii Particular Favuri Products. 4fel
white hufaipk. Dayton. Ohio
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Rs~karv Camp No 81 Egoodner a. fNs
World meets second and fourth wsanse.
6aY nights AZ Ttsa b. m Wondwnn Wai
corner RaYlen ard RomAna
C. r. CRooKE. c1srk
G. O.
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Business Opportunities.

MANuFA yin start energetic
raan a. clean cut iegitimate business.
small capital required Ambition Hbs1-
tuteiw necessary Worthmare Mfw Co.
SOC Broadway. New YORK maya
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PERSONAL

~ kALFtfY soufhern physician. 81. wouid
nary Ceundenttal. r Box 81. League,
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PIANos.

YOUR PIANO can - sAds ne new IN
tu1e. toucn and locks ~ oar three ex-
f@w prices. and wnu can pav bv ths
waeN The Cluttew Music Moaa@ famoN
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WANTED-To BUY.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for cattle.
WIN not consider anything over eve
veara old WIN bus anything u any
number from 80 days - Years oid
No old stock wanted. Write me what
gou have 90 offer or car and see D
Anderson at 100 South BaEien street
Pensacola 2Tapr
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FARM

SETTLERS WANTED IN the Roberts
community. Cfwam@rv ard canning
plant q take Nour produce. Good land
a. reasonable prices. write uH far faii
Information Tha Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. o. voorhses. President.
Roberts via Yafah
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED -Temporary employees Tor 4
period ~ from one g three months.
"a q. Navy AorcuaHtic Station. peuea-
cola. E3a.. Two steuoKrauhers and type
writer's az 880# per Hiem. each. ore
store iaboreF at t2&s peF diem. one
messenger boy a. &faf per diem Can
hiaatas viii report Ter examination az
the once ~ of4cer q charge. hnndinE
4a. af ten a m. THURSDAY Nav e lals.
bringfne references with them. smast
$3.50 FOR RELIABLE man 81 woman.
distribute aa09 free packages EnrnM
Soap Powder with soaps etc. vaur town.
No money required Ward Coz ais tnati-
tute. Chicago
POSITIONS ~ Postonsce
Railway Mail and other branches are
good Prepare for exams under for
mer u - civil Service Secretary Exam
iner Booklet G&2 free Write today
Patterson civil Service School. Rochester
BIZ A DETECTIVE Earn ges to SIS
weekly. chance g see the world ulth
al eKp@nHes paid Write for particulars
20 Lorraine Detective system. Inc. Dept
iAs. Boston. MaEs
c0vFpNargNT POSITIONS az sasy -
gee Afv free booklet Y4tsE tells how
write today--NOW. Earl Hopkins wash
ington r.. g.
MEN. WOMEN, IL o. over wanted Gov
eminent Jobs. $500 80 $3.50 o. month.
IAst 81 positions now ohiainahla free
Dept Sc y. Rochester NJ " Iune2s
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~ O ".
1--we OAK Camp Ne. 4. Woodman 81 the
Woria meets fret and third Tfewsag
nights FER general business ana ssconf
ana fourth Tuesday ufWhtn For &c.,
work. Wo0dman Hail
". ~ WHITE
G. vmI.AR. cle~r
G e
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FOR EAfsE--The foflowfrg shares 81
stock g shares Hsrreifsna ST Wharf
Co. shares Ferry EGHa Inspectors a
ehinnNTN Assn, $50 shares West Renma-
cola Land Co. also 80 residence lots On
HaEelhurst. one iof and two story dwell
tnE On Bayou Chieo. rs 900 acres pine
ken8t SAINTS Rosa county. 100 shares 81
stock ih the Interstate Casualty Corn
panE, one lot IN the Town % Andalusi8s
Alabama. ana q number - let's in TIE
New city Tract and East pensac0la, 2
residence lots n MontFomUy. Ala. t15.-
oe0.e0 bonds 81 Pensacola Suburban b. 3.
t9a. aeeo 90 @. r. n A. r. n Co bonds
ks shares % preferred stock Fl a A..
lIa SHARES OF common stock q. ~ e a
~. I'll Milton. receiver T1rst National
Bank. Il West futenaenei& street. Pen.
sacoAai f1a imay
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week. Lodging and meals. g cents each
i0s East fnten9encia street lsaprim'
SECRET SOCIETIES
oRpER EASTERN STAR.
Regular meeting 81 Florida
Visiting maubers cordially
MISS yIReINIA DoNALDsoN
MRS JOHNNIE HALL. Y. ~
r. a a. NJ.
n Special communication % rs
A ST.. sf l, 5'' e S ]; : Il Sc
NiaitnE brothers frafernally in-
r. } oUTGLEY.
". 2. BiGGs wM
y. a a. NJ.
n Regular communication o.
~ Peusacola Ledge 40. 42. p a
49, A. n THURSDAY. May 8 AZ 7S6
w p. m Visiting brothers fratern-
G. r.. sHAcKLEPoRp. ~ =
Secretary
x. o. l.. NO. ysas.
KniRhts q taabnr Assembly No fsss
month AZ she w. q w. Hsf. eerns- 49, :,
/ Rornana and Baylen streets, Al 80
. H. SIMPSON
/ JOSEPH FERRo. Master VCega -.
RscorainS Secretary. Inc
psnsses,a Losas. Ne. : !. .. o..
1 Pensacola Lodge no. ID n =
netts ever Thursday az 500 ,. - \,
Eaffara HAN. corner navien ana Reirser,s
street visitors cordially invited.
work in second deErea
JOHN oERKENs.
Secretary.
/ live OAK Camp No !. woaarnan A. ~
World meets nrut and third Tuessag
uishts for esneral business alnd second
work Woodman Hal
G. Vn.LAR clerk
Hirkary Camp 70. . sgoodmsn 81 fhs
woFid meets second and fourth weenss-
s ssa as Bssish = ara Roasus ~'oansn H'''
C D. cRooKE i cisfs
II q. .. =.
ExesieioT EneampmenE No. 4 rrsst,
every second and fourth WeanssdsT :.
ssss '7 psyi = pa n e ssors 10
visittng Fatriarchs are invites 10 as
t"ha W = wwwnuAun
cHAs. FREIpR4CHsEN. CO.
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Live Stock and Poultry.

GRAVES POULTRY YARD whns Leg
horn ENrs for hMtchlna 81 % per ~
81 Is for 80 81 100 for zoe as per cent
fertility guaranteed Address Route II
Pensacola ne. ERprlms
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WANTED TO HCV-eTne or two carloads
81 Young heifers delivered d b.
cars any station AlRbanta. Mississippi.
on Florida Write particulars n F
Sprinkle. BOX IS, Pensacola. Fia. abaprim
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HOTELS.

CENTRAL BOARDING HoUsE-Mra &.
q Black Proprietor. Rates s. per
week Lodging ard meals. g cents each.
los East Intendencia street. l3aprims
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND bicycle. owner may have
same 81 proving property and paving
FOR tbis advertisment. 710 ~. Govern
merit amaFft
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR REayT-Two srnau apartments best
residential part 81 North HilL separate
sns meters. bath rooms ard kitehsnSttes.
Si1eo and SIS %. a. O. c.. BOX lslA
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