The Pensacola News from Pensacola, Florida • 3

THE DAILY NCWCs PCriOACGLA, FLORIDA TUESDAY FEBRUARY O. 10C4 Classified Idvertisemepts CAPT. BAZZELL CRITICALLY ILL ONE CENT A WORD HE MAKES DECLARATION CONSTABLE ALLEN BREWTON TAKES OCCASION THROUGH THE DAILY NEWS TO TELL BEST MAN FOR SHERIFFALTY. FINANCIAL. WANTED Two boys at Pensacola Athletic Club, corner Baylen and Belmont Call between 12 'and 2 o'clock.

f6-3t AND REPORT THIS AFTERNOON IS THAT HE CAN LIVE BUT A FEW HOURS LAST RITES OF CHURCH ARE ADMINISTERED. A telegram from Hr. A. Otoddart, of Now York, to thoir Local Agente, IIessrs. Thos.

C. Watson was received this morning, stating that the Now York Underwriter Agency with characteristic promptness, is already adjusting and paying its Baltimore losses. SMALL CASE RUNS COSTS VERY HIGH In the criminal court today a case of a negro convicted of carrying con cealed weapons was about as expensive a case as has ever came up in that court. Three witnesses, who came 135 miles, were paid at the rate of five cents per mile besides the regular daily fee. This will amount to nearly one hundred dollars, and this does not Include the fees of the court officers, etc.

The negro was fined $100. EVERYTHING FOR THE LIBRA- RY." Book Cases, Tablet, Leather Rockers, and Morris Chairs, MARSTON QUINA'S. FOR SALE. A nice, gentle family horse, suitable for ladies and children to drive. Address care of Daily News.

J29-tf FOR SALE Residence property at, 209 and 213 West Intendencla, 210' South DeVllliers and 514 West Chase. For sale altogether or separate. Apply to Mr. Mullen, 400 S. Palafox, or at Lewis House.

jan21-lm CARNIVAL COSTUMES. CARNrVAL COSTUMES, in Velvet Satin and other materials, can be rented at Mrs. E. D. Nordstrom's Millinery Store; also Masks, False Noses and Wigs.

No. 11 East In-endencia street, near Palafox, fl-2w Fine Farm For Sale. Sugar Hill farm, Situated at Brent's station four miles north of the city and one quarter mile from county road, This tract contains thirty acres of highly cultivated land, free from Btumps and fenced with cedar and juniper posts. Six room dwelling, with galleries on three sides. Yard and avenues shaded, bearing pecan trees, 10 acres of pears, also peaches, plums apples and large Scuppernoung grape arbor.

Good crop of corn and other products. Two large barns, Bteel wind mill, tower and bored well. This is one of the most desirable pieces of property In the county for residence or market garden, and will be sold on reasonable terms; cash or Ime. Apply to News Office. TOO CHEAP! $1800 for my residence, with 3 cor ner lots, on car line, in neart of new city white settlement City water, large cellar, Bhade trees, bearing pe cans, figs, pears, etc.

Reduced terms to suitable buyer who will share partial use of housa for limited time. THOS. MCMILLAN Corner 10th ave. and 13th street. d7f EE AIBOOOD S.

MRS. SARAH BEIRNE Manufactur er and dealer In Hair Goods, Hats, Toilet Articles, Hair -Oil, 329 West Government stree. MISCELLANEOUS. H. ALFMAN, tin, copper and sheet iron workerwants your roofing, guttering and all kinds of repairing.

All work guaranteed. 315 S. Palafox, next to Postal Telegraph Co. 28d A GOOD POSITIOX Iway open for a competent man. Ilia difficulty is to lind it.

We have openings for hifth-Kmde men in all capacities Salesmen, Executive, Teehuical and Clerical paying f-om $1,000 to $10,000 a year. Write for plan aud boollet. HAPGOODS (Inc.) Pennsylvania 1501 Chest ut Phila. Offices In New York, Chicagoana a other cities HARPER Whiskey is liquid music, bottled poetry, ripe, mellow, Refresh ing and delicious. SOLD BY DANNHEISSER BROS.

BUY AN "IDEAL" CRIB AND A "HEYWOOD" GO CART FOR THE BABY AND SEE HIM SMILE. -MARSTON QUINA. LODGE DIRECTORY WIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Pensacola Lodge, No. 8, K. of meets every Monday even ing ai it uuu xiati, in be Blount WaUon ButMlng, third floor.

Visiting brethren cordlallj welcomed W.T.Mxcos, H. HOKSLXB O. K. K. 8.

LET ME BE YOUR BANKER. I can loan you money cheaper than any other concern In the. city. whyj Because of my large business and high-grade customers. Loans made to employees holding a permanent position.

Private office, and business strictly confidential. A. A. FISHER, 204 South Palafox. MONEY TO LOAN On the most "reasonable terms and without publicity.

J. W. BULLARD. 28 South Palafox, up-stalrs. MONEY TO LEND on Improved real estate, in large or small amounts at low rate of Interest.

Call on Leslie E. Brooks, attorney-at-law, 204 S. Palafox St, Fisher building. Smlm ioU wan to borrow money, Invest money, Insure your property, procure abstracts of title, buy or sell real estate, rent property of any description, have renta collected or your taxes attended to, call on or address Thos. C.

Watson Real Estate and Insurance Agent3, Pensacola, Fla. Charges moderate. Ti everyone who buys a lot from us we will lend money with which to build a house. 8d-tf MONEY TO LOAN On all kind of property. When you need money call and see me.

I will make term3 to suit you. All business confidential. J. A. "Wilson, 22 West Government Street, Salisbury Building.

d2 a MONEY TO LOAN. $10,000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT FISHER'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY. J. E. D'ALEMBERTE, d7 Manager.

WANTED. Your idle money. I can net you eight per cent on guilt edge real estate security In large or small amounts. L. E.

BROOKS. Nov. 24-tf. WANTED. Several industrial persons in each state to travel for house established eleven years and with a large capital, to call upon merchants and agents for successful and profitable line.

Permanent engagement. Weekly cash salary of $24 and all traveling expenses and hotels bills advanced in cash each week. Experience not essential. Mention reference and enclose self addressed envelope. "National," Claxton Chicago.

j28-20t WANTED TO BUY A DOG. WILL pay cash for a young pup. Shepherd pup preferred. Bring the pup to room 504 Thiesen building, Tuesday morning between 10 o'clock and noon. J.

M. Jr. WANTED Several industrious persons in each state to travel for house established eleven years and with large capital to call upon merchants and agents for successful and profiable line. Permanent engagement. Weekly cash salary of 4 and all traveling expenses and hotel bills advanced in cash each week.

Expedience not essential. Mention reference and enclose self-addressed envelope. THE NATIONAL, C02 Dearborn st, Chicago. AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS wanted for memorial edition Gen.

Jno. B. Gordon's own book in every city and county. 100,000 copies will' be sold. Agents should apply quickly for territory.

The Martin Hoyt Atlanta, WANTED White nurse, middle-aged woman preferred; a good home; permanent position and room on place. Apply box 136 or residence, 309 West Jackson. 8Mt "WANTED Honest and reliable man to take charge of sail yacht for camping and cruising, one familiar with coast preferred. Must give references. E.

W. Zander, S. E. corner Zarragossa and Florida Blan- ca streets. 8f-3t SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES in this county and adjoining territories to represent and advertise an old established business house of solid financial standing.

Salary $21 weekly, with expenses advanced each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Horse buggy furnished when necessary; position "Permanent. Address Blew Bros. Cfl tw T11J- flV. Til Captain William Bazzell is very ill this afternoon and it is the professional opinion that he will live but a few hours longer.

His death, now being almost a certainty, was made known this forenoon and Rev. P. Whaley, rector of Christ church, administered the last rites of the church this morning. TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS. Laxative Bromo Quinine removes he cause.

To get the genuine, call or the full name. 25c. PROTRACTED MEETINGS. A series of services are being conducted at the Universalist church, on East Chase street, by the Rev. C.

P. Hall of Brewton, Ala. Mr. Hall preached last night to an appreciative congregation, and announced as his subject for tonight "The Shadow of a Rock." He is cn interesting and inspiring speaker and all who know how to appreciate a good sermon will want to hear him again after hearing him once. Ine services will begin at 1:30 o'clock.

Escaped an Awful Fate. Mr. H. Haggins of Melbourne, writes: "My doctor told me I had Consumption and nothing could be done for me. I was given up to die.

The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery forCohsump-tion induced me to try it. Results were startling. I am now on the road to recovery and owe all to Dr. King's New Discovery.

It surely saved my life." This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by all druggists. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles free. Crew Notices. NOTICE.

Neither the captain, owners nor consignees of the British steamship Manchester Spinner will be respon- ble for debts contracted by the crew of said vessel. FRED MANN. Captain. HYER Consignees. NOTICE.

Neither the captain, owners nor consignees of the Norwegian steam ship Carolus will be responsible for debts contracted by the crew of said vessel. HAYLE TORJUSEN, Captain. To order. 5-4t NOTICE. Neither the captain, owners nor consignees of the German steamship Edith Heine will be responsible for debts contracted by the crew of said vessel.

RICH. SCHUBERT, Captain. To order. f2-4t NOTICE. Neither the captain nor consignees of the Norwegian bark Nora will be responsible for debts contracted by the crew of said vessel.

U. I. MIKKELSEN, Captain. SOUTHERN STATES LUMBER CO. Consignee.

NOTICE. Neither the captain nor consignees of the Norwegian bark Chacma will be responsible for debts contracted by the crew of said vessel. A. C. TORGENSEN, Captain.

PENSACOLA LUMBER Consignee. NOTICE. Neither the captain, owners nor consignees 'of the Austrian steamship Margherita will be responsible for debts contracted by the crew of said vessel. G. SIGGANTE, Captain.

GULF TRANSIT Consignees. f6-4t NOTICE. Neither captain, owners nor consignees of the steamship Ittersum will be resposible for debts contract ed by the crew of said vessel. A. VAN DER WEIDE, Captain.

GULF TRANSIT Consignees. NoTicE. Neither the captain, owners nor consignees the Norwegian bark Ludvig Holber will be responsible for debts contracted by the crew of said vessel. S. STEPHENSEN, Captain.

ETX M.aROBINSON, Consignee. f9 McDavid, Feb. 6, 1904. Editor Dally News: In the past few days I have re ceived several letters from my friends in different parts of the county asking me who I was supporting for sheriff at the coming primary, and I take this method in answering them all. I am for Mr.

A. H. D'Alemeberte. I feel that if the people will elect him to this office that Escambia county will have a sheriff that her people will be proud of. My experience as deputy sheriff for ten years has.

1 think, given me a good idea of what kind of a man it requires to make a good' sheriff. 1 have known Mr. D'Alemberte for the past 16 years, and I feel safe In asking all my friends to give him their support. I am sure they will never have anything to regret after his election. I am writing this with no feeling of prejudice, but am only giving my honest opinion, regardless of anything that has occurred between myself and the present sheriff.

I hope all honest-thinking people of this county before casting tneir vote will give this matter their careful considera tion. ALLEN W. BREWTON. Nearly Forfeits His Life. A runaway, almost ending fatally, started a horrible ulcer' on the leg of J.

B. Orner, Franklin Grove, 111. For four years it defied all doctors and all remedies. But Bucklen's Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Piles.

25 cents at all druggists. MESSRS. KNOWLES BROS. HAVE RECEIVED A TELEGRAM FROM THE SOUTHERN MANAGER OF THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIRPOOL, SAYING THAT THE "ROYAL'S" NET LOSSES iN THE BALTIMORE FIRE ARE ABOUT ONE MILLION DOLLARS. THE ROYAL IS ONE OF THE STRONGEST COMPANIES IN THE WORLD, WHOSE ASSETS ARE CONSIDERABLY OVER FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS, AND THEIR LOSSES ARE VAlD CASH WITHOUT DISCOUNT.

KNOWLES Agents, 309 South Palafox Street. EIGHT GAMBLERS ARE IN TROUBLE TO-DAY Captain Fondebilla, or the night police squad, and Marshal Schad are today credited on the police docket with the arrest of a keeper and seven visitors to a gambling house. The place was conducted by John Morrisey and the others arrested were either visitors or players. DETAILS OF ROYAL WEDDING TO-MORROW Details of tho royal wedding at Windsor, which will take place tomorrow and which will result in the uniting in matrimony of Princess Alice of Albany, granddaughter of the late Queen victoria, and Prince Alexander of Teck, brother-in-law of the Prince of will be printed Oj The News tomoirow. The story will be given in detail and will be very Costumes will be elegant, as might le naturally supposed, and the cable viu tell of them minutely.

EAGER TO JOIN THE JAPANESE ARMY New York, teb. 9. Hundreds oi persons, among i'iem returned officers and many Jews, have offered to serve In te Japanese army. The consular officials of Japan informed them that Japan had no volunteer army and did not allow foreigners to serve in the regular army. Red Cross funds will be collected.

Better Than Gold. "I was troubled for several years with chronic Indigestion and nervous debility," writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N. H.

"No remedy helped me until I began using Electric 'Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicines I ever used. They have also ked my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are Just splendid for female troubles, that they are a grand tonic and In-vigorator for weak, run-down women. No other medicine caa take its place In our family." Try, them. Only 50 cents.

Satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists. PICTURE OF THE SUMNER WORK OF CARTOONIST DOWNING ATTRACTED A LOT OF ATTEN TION ON THE STREETS OF PEN- SACOLA YESERDAY EVENING. "That's just like her; a photograph could not have brought out the lines of the Sumner better or more correct," was the way a reader of The News expressed himself yesterday afternoon when he looked upon the picture of the United States army transport as printed on the first page of the paper. The drawing was made from a chalk plate and was pronounced by all who saw it as one of the best pictures made by the process that they had ever seen. The picture was made while the transport swung at anchor in the stream yesterday morning and some little difficulty -as experienced in getting such a good drawing from the fact the ship stood with her nose to the docks almost the entire time she was anchored.

This kept the artist from getting a good side-view, and thus made "the picture all the more difficult to make. A lot of gentlemen who were watching the vessel also were very artxious to see the art3t at work, and this somewhat interfered with Mr. Downing, on the dock. "That old Daily News has certainly gone to the top-notch, and it shows that it has somebody behind it to push it ahead of anything in this part of the country, and will do it, too," was the ready compliment of one of the hardy laborers on the wharf. Homer Davenport Coming.

Homer Davenport, whose cartoons in the New York Journal, World and other papers have given him a worldwide reputation will lecture at the Pensacola opera house on Friday, taking for his subject "The Power of a Cartoon." No one is better qualified to' speak on thi subject than Davenport, for no one in America is able to draw a picture better Illustrating some leading topic of the day, political or otherwise. There is hardly a person in America who Is not familiar with his cartoons of the trusts. They are depicted with a ttge body, clumsy, yet powerful, with small head', set on a thick coarse neck, the face depicting cruelty and cunning, the crafty eyes out from under a low brutal brow, indicating a mind set upon the aquirement of wealth, regardless of the means used. Creatore's Concert, Creatore, wnose name has become synonymous with all the grace and ease, and musical temperament; characteristic of the Italian race, will appear at the opera house tonight with his Italian band. During the past few months this artist has sprung into the favor of the American music-lov ing public until his name bids fair to rival that of Mascagni and Pad-erewski.

His soul is of music and during "his concerts he lives In an atmosphere that knows nothing else. For Over Sixty Years. Mrs. WInslow Soothing Syrup baa been used for over sixty years by mil lioos of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success, it Booths the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind eolic, and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer lmmedlatly.

Sold by Drug gust In every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle- Be surs yon ask for "Mrs. WinsIoWs Soouunf Syrup," and take no 'other kind. IRON BEDS, ODD DRESSER AND WA8H STAN 3 AT MARSTON A QUINA'S. rv e.c jmr jmi Wonderful Nerve.

Is displayed ly many a man endur- lng pains of accidental cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, sore feet or tlff Joints. But there's no need for t. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill he pain and cure the trouble. It's he best Salve on earth for Piles, too. 5c at all Coronation of King Priscus AT THE Opera House TICKETS ON SALE AT COE'S FEBRUARY 10th.

RATES Outside Railing, $1.00. Balcony and Parquette, $1.50. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S Mardi Gras Mask Party LIBRARY HALL, Monday Afternoon, Feb. 15th, 3:30 to 5:30. Admission 10c.

Refreshments Extra. Proceeds for Benefit of Book Fund. Tickets at Sidney Kahn's Drug, Store. THE CONCORDIA CLUB WILti ENTERTAIN THEIR FRIEND3 AT THE ELEGANT BOOMS ON WEST GOVERNMENT 6T. ON Mardi Gras Night.

NO OBJECTIONABLE CHARAC- TERS WILL BE ADMITTED. Admission 50c. ONE OF THE. GREATEST SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE SEASON. TWO GRAND BALLS FEB.

15 AHD 16, BY Hiawatha Social Club -AT C. K. OF A. HALL II. BAYLEII Barrios' Full Orchestra will furnish Music.

Committee on Arrangements Jos. Santo, Chairman; C. F. Schad and Walter 1L White. Jg Grand jJ Masque jg Ratbbone Ijodjte, No.

SO, K. of RATHBONE LODGE No. 80, Knights Ol PythiM, meet" every Thursday even-to. at 7:80 o'clock, in their Castle Hall, on third floor, Blonnt-Watson touildlng, southwest oornerof Palafox and Garden streets, VUlting knights are cordially welcomed. C.J.

LXVKT, JAS. NBVIM.K. C. C. oIE.

and S. Pensacola Lodge No. 4, I. O. O.

F. Meets at new hall on West Garden street every Thursday night at 7:30. Visiting members invited. J. E.

Williams, N. G. T. G. STINSON, Sec.

Order of the Eastern Star. Regular meeting of Florida Chapter No. 14, O. E. at 8 o'clock p.

m-Tuesday, Feb. 9th. There will be balloting and confirming degrees. MRS. M.

S. WEEKS, W. M. MISS BERTHA STEWART, Sec. 1 -UAJUUU wuicagu, 111.

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