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POCKETBOOKW-e own the whole of block 210 New City Tract This block Is situated-

on the top of the hilt overlooking the bayou and Bay View Park and justtwo blocks east of the turn of the East Hill Car Line The neighborhood-Is fine the view and general location couldnt be better and the price Is Justright North front lots 27500 each south front 30000 each

Terms 10 per cent cash and balance 5 per cent per month NOINTEREST-

NO TAXES AND 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASHPLENTY OF ROOM CONVENIENT TO TOWN COOL AND PLEASANT

LOCATION GOOD NEIGHBORS-We have subdivided about 20 acres of land Just north of the Old Mill Inn

about 100 yards from the Bay Shore car line facing on the Military HardRoad I-

I The lots contain liacre each and the prices range from 15000 to525000 Terms 5 per cent down and 3 per cent per month in Installments15 per cent off for cash

Streets are to be opened and clay put down Some of the property hasi J been sold and only 1 piece remains touching the Hard Road

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The Last Chance to Buy Inside NorthHill Lots at Such Terms and PricesWe offer lots in the best district of North Hill at a price far be ¬

low those which prevail In this neighborhood and at terms which

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>Not InvestigateW-ithin two months there will be no lots in this district that

can be purchased under 100000i Our prices range fcom 450 uji to 650 per lot

Our terms are 20 per cent down and 10 per cent each monthuntil paid

Think of buying North Hill property at these prices and termsThink it over then call and see us or phone 120

THE PACKARD LAND CO212 Blount Bldg Phone 120

For Sale-

A home 6 rooms and hall

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Len negotiated on Real Estate orpersonal property

I General Collecting AgentChoice City lots for salePhone 1144 Room 2 Old Armory Hall

Box 618

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YTHING IN THE FURNITURE line-reatred upholstered or refinlhed-

Shades and picture framing to order J-B Stiff S8 E Romans St 26augtf

WE PACK SHIP REPAIR Refinish andStore Furniture Solomon Furniture

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1 MONEY TO LOANARE YOU getting i per cent net for

I yonr money U not you dont get allI that is to you We can place itva Cratclasa mortgages on Improved

property much does It pay you laidp nothing Leslie E Brooks 1128 PalafoxMONEY LOANED on all Kinds of per

sonaR property on short notice Easyterms Suburban lots sold on easy paymenu J B Gray Co s W 1tomana

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FOR SALEL-ots 1 to 13 23 and 24 Block 103 East

King Tract west of Tarragona streetGen be bought for 150000 Easy terms

Three lots In Block 101 East KingTract 590000 Easy terms

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RBAGE NOTICENotice Is hereby given to all partieshaving complaints on account of bage

not being removed to ring TelephoneNumber SS9 residence of Robert RidleyGarbage Contractor and the complaints-will be given prompt attention-

By order of the Board of Public WorksL G AYMARD

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EXECUTORS NOTICENotice is hereby given that the under-signed

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Executors of the estate of AmeliaL Slndorf deceased will on the 7th dayof March A D 1910 present our finalaccount and vouchers to the CountyJudge of Escarnbia County Florida andask for a discharge from their executorshIp

J N ANDREWSW W RICHARDS

September 7 1909 Executorssept7oam6m

CREW NOTICENeither the Captain Owners-nor Consignees of the BritishA steamship Manchester Engi

bo responsible fordebts contracted by the crewof said vessel

o > E W BEGGSJXO A ilERRITT CO Captain

Consignees

CRE WNOTICENeither the Captain Owners-nor Consignees of the Italiana bark Lake Erie will be re-sponsible

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for debts contracted-by the crew of said vesselC B SCIACCARAMA

TUEMBER ROBT C CaptainConsignees

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STEAMER TARPON-W G BARROW Master

FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ANDFREIGHT SERVICE

BetweenPENSACOLA MOBILE APALACHICO-

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And All points on St Andrews Bay Carrabelle and ApalachlcolaSCHEDULE

Leaves Pensacola Sunday 830 p mfor Mobile Ala

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St Andrews Mlllvllle Apalachlcola-Carrabelle and Intermediate points I

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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING ATPOSTOFFICE DURING THE PASTWEEK

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GENTLEMENAdams J P Laster JackeyBauiuan Cornelius Lee PrinceReek McCall Lee WillieBeck Win Lewis EddBoll N A 2 Logan FrancisBits W A Lemon AlbertBooker L G Love Raul-Bovey Zion McMillan BenPridy A McXeill GradyBrown Leslie Matthews Frankchisholm Cnarle3 Matthews GeorgeColvin Willie1 Meels Willioook Dean Menge FrankCooper Robert Miller Robt ITCcppttge Frank Mitchell JamesCowar Amos Moore JohnCowart Paul Morice WillieCcwlng A C Myrlek VelmerCnimnon Joe Xelson Gardnerl >pvs C M Xorman JamesLiny D P Olshefsky Casr>kson John Pace TWInn Rev Will la n Parker E Jt-Kilpc Sam PearCe CoEta George Perkins EKnierkln H T Peterson FreemanFoiKes J O Phillips EF W Cohrane Fidh Porter U R-

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LADIESAereman Mrs VineyLivingston MrsAlexander Mrs J Hattie

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HARBOR RIVER AND-MARINE NEWS-

The steamer Tarpon armed earlyyesterday bringing a passenger listand nearly one thousand barrels of naval stores the latter having been dis ¬

charged at Commandancla wharfFinishing up the work the Tarponmoved over to Central wharf to takecargo of cotton for Mobile The steam-er

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sails tonight at 830 for the Ala ¬

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Brought Part of ExhibitPersons on Palafox wharf early yes-

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afternoon had an opportunityof seeing a portion of an exhibit ofsugar cane from Santa Rosa cou typoints The cane on account of itsexcellence attracted wide attention-It was brought here from Milton onthe steamer City of Tampa and tarefully cared for aboard the boat until-a proper custodian arrived

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Lumber on LightersMany thousand superficial felt of

lumber is aboard a number of lightersheld here awaiting opportunity ofloading on ships already In the harbor or on vessels soon to arriveMuch more will come before the endof the week as several steamers arealmost due

Another Oil Cake ShipmentOflicials and employes on the rail ¬

road companys expoPi doelciarlooking for a steamship shortly toload many thousand sacks of cotton-seed

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oil cake which is now piling uphero Tho rapid dispatch given theBritish steamship Whitehall lastmonth has created a favorable impres-sion of the port with oil cake export-ers and more than a single < argo islooked for at this place in the nearfuture

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Naval StoresThe lighter Escambia was towed

down from Florida Town yesterday-and moored at Central wharf whereseveral hundred barrels of naval storeswere dischargedS

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To Bring Visitors-All the naval stores and cotton

carrying steamers have timed theirarrival here for the middle of nextweek Instead of coming Monday oreven Tuesday practically all willreach here Wednesday or Thursday-to remain two to three days giving-all visitors to the city by the waterroute a chance to see the fair at theBluff It is believed that many willtake advantage Qf5 coming on thesteamers

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I Steamers DueThe steamships Vosgath fhiswick

and others are looked for this weekOne cargo steamer is en route fromVilla Real

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Cleared for BelizeThe American schooner Donna

Christina Capt Brown cleared forBelize yesterday with 206000 super-ficial

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feet of lumber The vessel it ishoped will hare better weather thistrip than on the 3agb one since thedefined hurricane Season is at an end-

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ArrivedManchester Engineer Br ss Beggs

2S13 Tampa to JA Merritt Co

ClearedHeatherside Brss Faulkner 19S8

for Rosario with 248071 s ft sawntimber 1500000 s ft lumber

When a cold becomes settled in thesystem it will take several daystreatment to cure it and the bestremedy to use is Chamberlains CoughRemedy It will cure quicker thanany other and also leaves the system-in a natural and healthy condition

For goodness sake eatMothers Bread Hugheys133 West Intenden Phone855

SOCIETYContinued from Page TwentyOno

weak neutrality of Tertium Quid andthe vile plausibility of the Count Ourfeelings are at the breaking lintwhen Caponsacrlu rises up before hisjudges and judges them No anxiousarguments does he stoop to few at¬

tempts to explain accusations his re-liance

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is on the ultimate transparency-of truth In essonc0 he says These-are the unvarnished facts make themost of them His innocence is sopatent his sincerity so pure his at ¬

tachment loyal to so high an idealthat he abuses his judges instead offlattering them And the poets ownattachment to the moral ideal is sostrong that he does not refuse to re-veal

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the powerful impression made bythe earnest priest upon the courthow they came to judge and are them-selves

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judged now disdainfully nowhotly accused and at last convicted-in their own consciousness for that con ¬

temptible crime and high treason totruth indifference The reader withhalf a heart ought to ravel in thisbathe in the flaming scorn which thecanon purs upon half justice glory inthe bitter hatred flung upon theCount

And if lle pious reader shrink fromenjoying this headlong honest furyand inquire how a Christian priestcan be allowed the luxury of hate letthis be the anser that the Christiancreed teaches u to love our enemiesbut never told u to love the enemiesof our friends That is a refinement-upon forgh ingness too easy for theselfish coward too unlike St Peterhimself There is a point beyondwhich benevolence becomes insipidHealthv hate as well as love is whatmakes the world go round is whatrocked the infant church in her cra-dle

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heathen hatred of her nurturedher witn sternness but efficacity herhatred of heretics kept her from sink-ing

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Into that complacent lanremindedness which paralyzes the will

To say that all this Is contained inCaponsacchis speech may seem far

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fetched but it is surely there and ispresent moreover in the whole massof Brownings works And it is ananswer also to that interpretation ofThe Statue and the Bust which makesactivity in evil a virtue and passivitythe only vice It is plain enough fromthis rough handling of Guido thatBrowning believed passivity to be notonly the only vice although the great ¬

est And it would not be fair to saythat this Is reading ourselves into TheRing and the Book instead of readingBrowning out of It For his inatten ¬

tion to melodious phraseology oftenconceals the fact that he was themost moral conscientious and con ¬

scious of our modern poets when itcame to the handling of the higherdramatic machinerysuch as the pur¬

pose and complex significance of apoem may be called At any rate wehave his own word for it that suchmoral applications were not accidental-in this poem at least Bk 1 lines470472 Bk XII 831863 And fromthat reading of the original story hetells us I turned to free myself andfind the world

A poem of Browning of course offersample material for discussion andthere is great temptation to let thisdiscussion run along purely literaryphilological or historical lines Suchthemes no doubt deserve attentionBut after all we ought to concern our-selves

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chiefly with trying to appreciate-in full the morals and moral wholesomeness of The Riny and the BookAnd we should try to fix the relationof this canto to the whole poem andof the priest to the other characters-To do this we might ask ourselvesthose questions 1 Was it natural-for Caponsacchi to tell his story sofully a second time 21 Do hislapses nto indignation come at nat¬

ural points in his narrative 3 Ishis defense of Pompilia and himselfsatisfactorily logical throughout 4If not where are the weak places

5 Vould his judges be likely tomisunderstand his attitude towardsPompilia ffii What persons reallyunderstood It 7 Does he scornto explain certain compromising Inci-dents

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of the flight because he scornsthe court or for what other reason-

S 1 Does he impress us as a manHow is the effect produced 0What change did Pompilia make inhim 10 What change did htrmurder make in him 11 Howdoes the poet tell us that his sincerityimpressed the court 12 Examine-his bursts of feeling lines 163 7717817071851 1S5S 1925 20122039 2076Do these passages convince us of hissincerity What qualities in themserve to do this

The most impressive thing in thecanto is beyond question the characterof Caponsaechi himself It is flashedupon the read °rs understanding with-out

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a previous hint of its depth andstrength It is the great surprise ofthe poem Of the gay and wordlytype of fine family and ambitioushopes he had entered the church withno very real appreciation of his vowsAll this careless courtliness is sudden-ly

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striped from him when he firststands in the presence of PompillaYet not without a struggle does he re-solve

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to help her flight to Rome Hisdesire to sacrifice himself and to obeythe letter of his vows oppose But hecomes from the struggle purged of allhypocrisy a fearless man willing tolive the truth Pompilia evokes fromhim no false love It is characteristic-of him that through her his churchbecomes at last a religion to him Nordoes her good influence end with herdeath He is no maudlin Romeo tocommit suicide upon her tomb Shehas so ennobled him that his egotismvanishes away in a determination toply for the rest of his life the dailyround of perpetual service I mean-to do my duty and live long he saysto have to do with nothing but the

true the good the eternal and th jsenot alone in the main current of thegenet al life but small experiences ofevery day to learn not only by acomets rush but R roses birth Andhe nds with O great just goodGod Miserable IDe-

As we lay the volume aside it iswhl to reflect upon the high moralsolemnity of this book It is a pic-ture

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such as few writers have given-us It is the picture of a man whoheartily hates this villainous Guido of-a malt who has acquired a fine moralbravery his bitter experience has notembittered him or turned him mor-bidly

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and egotistically upon himselfdwarfing him so it hse enlarged himPompilia and the Privet stand as thetwo figures ot sfaourity the one ofsincarlty Irfbocn thc other of sincerityattained

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