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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-08
Personal

A. Cole was in Kalamazoo Wed
nesday.
Wilbur Bailey left last Saturday for
California.
Miss Daisy Lord has returned from
Kalamazoo.
Mrs Fred b. Ocobocl1 is in Ann Arbor
at the hospital
I. b. Conner is in Benton Harbor for
a few days stay.
W. c. Wildey was in st. Joseph yes
terday on business.
Chas. Hillard of Hartford was in the
village last Monday
S. O. Kenyon was in Chicago last
Monday on business,
Mr.. and Mrs. j Bucknun returned to
Peterson, Iowa, Tuesday.
Ex.sherff Lamberson of Kalamazoo
was in Paw Paw yesterday.
Frank McCon of Lawrence township
was 10 the village Wednesday.
Supervisor Dillman of Bangor was ia
the village Tuesday on business.
Miss Tracy entertained her sister from
Saginaw the latter part of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jones of South
Bend spent Thanksgiving with his
mother.
Mrs. Boutwell, of Covert was the guest
of Paw Paw friends the earlier part of
the week.
Miss Jessie Hewson of Kalamazoo
visited her mother, Mrs Allie Hewson,
last week
NJ. V. Selkirk of South Haven was in
the village the first of the week on
business.
Miss Fern Lemaux of Benton Harbor
spent Thanksgiving with her parents in
this village.
James II. Slocum, one of Hartfords
leading citizens, was in Paw Paw the
first of the week on probate business.
Isaac Monroe of Lawrence was here
Tuesday attending the meeting of the
Farmers Mutual fire insurance company.
Geo. Mutchler of Bangor, former county
drain commissioner, was in the village
Monday on business before the probate
court.
J. Marshall of Porter, ex-county treas
urer, was in the village attending a meet
ing of the Farmers Mutual fire ia.
surance company, Tuesday.
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Orchard Lands Long Ago.

The orchard lands of Long Ago.
q, drowsy winds awake and blow
The snowy blossoms back to me,
And all the buds that used to be!
Blow back along the grassy ways
OF truant feet, and lift the haze
OF happy summer from the trees
That trail their tresses in the seas
OF grain that float and overflow
The orchard lands of Long Ago!
Blow back the melody that slips
la lazy laughter from the lips
That marvel much if any kiss
Is sweeter than the apples is.
Blow back the twitter of the birds
The lisp, the litter and the words
OF merriment that found the shine
OF summertime a glorious wine
That drenched the leaves that loved it sc
In orchard lands of Long Ago!
., memory, alight and sing
Where rosy-bellied pippins cling,
And golden russets CLINT and CLEAN
As in the old Arabian dream
The fruits of that enchanted tree
The glad Aladdin robbed for me!
And, drowsy winds, awake and fan
My blood as when it overran
A heart pipe as the apples grow,
In orchard lands of Long Ago!
james Whitcomb Riley
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Christmas at SeIIiCk's

This store lust now taking holiday and present
magnificent stock for the gift
Ladies Mohar Waists green blue and white priced
$L0O to $3.50
Silk Waists of Taea and Peau DeSoe S35O and So
Ladies black Silk heavy Tafeta plated and
tucked 80 suit have but of them left to close at
S1195
great Flannel Gowns for ladies and gentlemen
at 5Oc 75c S1O0 to 81 co.
Ladies Uuderskrts style strings, gaping in
back, special Christmas numbers at CSC to $3.50
Ladies' Sweaters at 81 80 and 50 co. blue cardinal white
Bsse Cycobearng Carpet Sweeper useful present
the housewife; prices 50 80 and $500
Ladies Overgaiters in Jersey knit and in Felt.
Gift Certificate handsomely engraved good pair of Queen
Quality makes very acceptable present for the wife
daughter or mother.
Bed Spreads Table Cloths, Tapestry, Curtains
Ladies Dress Wooex make handsomely made and
styles the newest at So So and 81.
Suit Cases. Slippers presents for
elegant Furs What could please wife daughter more
handsome piece? We have them in the leading
styles Isabella Opossum Sable Fox Blended
Mink etc. besides Chdrens Furs at little prices.
Hndkerchefs every description the penny kind the 81
1t pays to trade at Sellicks where quality counts
w. r. SELLICk
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J0ttingS.

Congressman Hamilton of Niles left
for Washington last week to take up
his duties in congress.
Township Treasurer Hinckley opened
his office last Saturday, and the first to
pay his tax was Wilson Lee.
The subject of the sermon to young
people at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening will be Manners
Sheriff John Britton and Under Sheriff
Charles Chappell were in South Haven
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
There will be a special meeting of the
Patricians at Shoesmith's hall Saturday
evening Urgent business. All come.
Wednesday evening the members of
the X. of r. lodge will feast on venison
furnished by the nimrods of the order.
c. @. Goodrich of Mattawan called at
The True Northerner office Wednesday.
He is having good business in real
estate.
Married, at Paw Paw, December 9. by
Justice Rowland, Manley Martin of
Arlington and Miss Nellie Palmer OF
Waverly.
Station Agent Barnes is authority for
the statement that 30 cars of potato IS
have been shipped from Paw Paw so far
! this season.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Easton has been
granted a pension of s. per month
obtained through O. w. Rowland's pen
sion agency.
Miss Nina Boyce rendered some fine
instrumental music at the Coterie meet
ing last Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
highly appreciated.
The shadow social given at the Let
school house last Friday evening was I
very successful affair The proceed
amounted to S12.25,
James Myers, who has been cuttin.
meat for L. Q. Ocobock, suffered strok
of paralysis Tuesday evening. His entir
right side is affected.
1t was Chas r. Earl instead of Chas
r. White who was married to Miss Ethe
Crippen last week. Both parties wer
residents of Decatur.
The junior league of the NJ. r.. churcl
will give an entertainment and sale a
the home of Mrs. VIM Neal, Erida,
evening, December 10.
A company of 10 of the members o
the NJ. f.. church attended the Niles dis
trict missionary rally at Decatur, Tues
day, and report a profitable meeting.
The X, S. H. & G. traction compan!
has secured the entire right of way from
South Haven to Bangor and Is working
at that end with a force of men an
teams.
The Paw Paw horticultural societ
will hold its annual meeting at Shoe
smiths hall December IA, at l:30 p. NJ
All are invited, and especially the frui
growers.
The union meeting, last Sunday even
ing at the Presbyterian church, was
success from every point; good speaking
fine music and large and representative
congregation
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Butter field an
son Harold entertained their parents an
sisters with their families and friends
Thanksgiving day, serving turkey and
fine dinner to 10 guests.
Advertised letters: Eugene Brown, A
Gilhorn, Frank HayWorth. f.. I Kipr
Frank Rafter, Pearl Wellington, Mr.:
! w. w. Belts, Mrs. d. Chaplin, Mrs. Alic
Davenport, Mrs. O. X. Lee.
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The Cord That's All Wood.

The most satisfactory and economical
fuel for the kitchen is our thoroughly
seasoned second growth wood, cut es-
pecially for the range. $500 per cord
delivered. Not less than cord delivered.
Terms cash Order by mail. Pay the
man.
w. L. WEIGH.
p. S. No trouble to get the wife to start
the fires mornings if you furnish her
with our range wood
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Burns Bus Line.

Call at Clifton house for prompt service
in hack or livery hire. Burns meets all
trains with the Old Homestead bus and
the spotted horses. Michigan Central
trains met promptly when requested.
If JOHN BURNS, proprietor.
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Taken Up.

by the subscriber, sorrel mare, white
strip in face, about u years of age.
Owner requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
r.. COVERT Paw Paw,
If. r. K. No. 2.
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Patronize Dibbles barber shop and
baths. Compressed air and shower
baths special features.
52t +. A. DIBBLE
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The township treasurer of Almena will
receive taxes every Thursday commenc-
ing December IA, and will be at the
county treasurer's Office every Saturday
commencing the 10th, during the time
for collection of taxes. IA
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The Wolverine Nursery. A complete
line of guaranteed stock at moderate
prices. e. r. PRATER, JR., Prop,
Paw Paw. Mich.
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The township treasurer of Paw Paw
will receive taxes at Pugsley * Aliens
Saturday December and 8. After
December he will be ready to receive
taxes at all times. t
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Waverly Tax Payers.

Waverly Tax Payers.
| will be at II. b. Aliens store at Glen
dale every Friday commencing Decem-
ber 8, and at Pugsley & Aliens, Paw Paw,
every Saturday commencing December
8, for the purpose of receiving taxes.
G. A. WARNER,
2t* Township treasurer of Wavery.
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Public Auction.

Covert school district No. 4 will offer at
public auction the school building with
seats, stove, stone wall, wood shed, etc,
Saturday December l6.
COVERT SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

SPRUCE FLATS, MODERN. FIVE AND SIX
rooms; artesian water; near business; summer
and winter rates; inquire 50 Spruce place.
John King.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROS,
Real Estate. Loans and Rentals.

= DE III Is
Real Estate. Loans and rentals.
HnGruss RmiIiinr
GO m ooz yxyahi. ~ @.u g 3 r.o,,.
So NJ SoSe y y aSmins som aS =, 1920
Ss'0l1SH XIX Au av n 4 rooms Sons
SS0 w 1oSs osn AZ N ~, 2 looias.
a "a .. ~ roos; ely ,tv atsr
SO. oo-sS3 18th aY s. rooms modern.
antn Lxe 81 aooI hns Maler' seWei
$a7 S0-easa Caraa,d ~ sy 3 ronros @odarn
yS1s 10 od3e tGaresid ~ ~ ronnss molerns Is
NO oo-6aS - 1eth AZ - ronosu modern
S2S 00-21ae hth av = q rooms modern
$40. O0-2644 oakland nv. - rooms. modern.
$40 o0-1aM M 1S,rva ~ rnorns nodarn
SsS. oG-273i Fremnnt av & q rooms modern.
SS5. 00-27)1 IOmerson av s. 4 rooms modern.
S35 0O-3eIs Portisnd Nv q rooms modern.
i5.0o-450s ahfh av s = rooms, we'll and cistern.
xo5. I,0L-oSS 81 nv q rooms water and sewer =
S9O O0-2Oe n 17th at rooms modern
$40. OO-1s2o PARK ay' rooms, modern.
$40 0O-0O16 2d nv & rooms modern good
harm in GOOD condition 9'#,
$45.oo-s2 Willow, 8 rooms modern, half double
house In good condition.
For Rent--2OG9 Bryant Nv S, rooms, modern,
p,,.nichaa ~, 80 e,,.nishna,
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s2o-4a1 9Th ST Sc, FIRST FLOOR, ROOMS,
and bath; new, modern except furnace; hard
wood floors, gas, electric lights.
$30-421 9Th st Sc, second and third floors, IL
rooms new building, two bathrooms, all
hardwood floors; excellent location for board
inghouse; near university.
S14-s2e 9th av N, first floor. 8 rooms, gas.
toilet; will put In good repair.
316-1b12 goth av N, rooms. first floor, modern.
hardwood floors.
$15-1512 Goth AZ N. rooms, third door. mod.
ern. 2t t,ftSsss5
$12-7oo Oak Lake av. second door, rooms.
modern, gas, bath, etc.
$12-236 10th av N, 4Frooms, first door, gas,
city water toilet
t17-23s 10th av N, 5 rooms, first door, bath,
gas bathroom, heated in winter.
City Realty. Co.,
pos Boston Block.
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FOR RENT
Unfu1nished Flats.

$40. oo-2b12 LYNDALE Av s, FIRST FLOOR.
rooms and alcove, hardwood floors and
finish, newly decorated open plumbing,
furnace.
$17. so 25Os Lyndale S, first floor, A rooms and
alcove. open plumbing, hardwood finish.
Y furnace.
ST. 50-25O2 Lyndale av s, first floor, rooms
and alcoye, hardwood finish. open plumb
J, p : ing, hardwood floor in kitchen, furnace.
$lH6O-93s 18th ay s, Flat 1, 9 rooms. mod
ern. hardwood floors; May i.
$l7.6O-9l5 Western az, second floor, 8 rooms,
modern, hardwood floors; May 1.
$40 .o0-2oo9 9th st S, 5 rooms. second floor, in
90 80 good 20 condition; well. large yard; May l.
well; will nut in condition.
$13.50-2009 9th st S, first floor, 8 rooms, cistern
well.
Steam Heated.
wood foors open plumbing.
$3O.O0-6O 18th st s, g rooms, on two floors,
hardwood floors open plumbing.
$26.00-Flat q, third floor, hardwood floors,
bath, 100 18th st s.
$25.oo-Flat H, third floor, rooms, modern,
bath, 100 18th st s.
Niekels & Smith, 81 Nicollet Av.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.


Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
CHADBOURN BRADEN,
Rentals and Insurance., " attn 81. ..
Houses.
$40--Nine rooms, modern, Park av Inside Frank.
lin.
Spotlight rooms MODERN 10 18th st N.
$25-Eight rooms. modern, walking distance
$2o-six rooms, modern except heat.
$17-Four rooms. modern except heat, 14S Al
SIT to s1s-Three rooms, modern, 50 and s5 Al
$14 to $23-Fiye rooms, steam heated. Goth
Minnetonka Cottages.
$3.50 for Season-Eight rOoms 2 acres ground,
on lake shore.
s37.60-17l5 9Th Av s, NINE ROOMS, MOD
walking distance; in drst-class condi.
s25.0o--isl2 4th av S, eight rooms, modern,
ats s'gsst wa1seag oi @eassa
cept heat; bath, gas, closet. .
SlS.00-lSlO Clinton av, seven rooms, gas, city
water, yard, barn.
$16.0o-3030 Lyndale av s, six rooms. city water
In yard. gas III kitchen.
$2S.Oo-1Se6 4th ay S, eight rooms, modern,
Nickels & Smith. 81 Nicoret Az.
$4o.oo-72s E 18th ST. TEN ROOMS, MODERN.
$4O.OO-On 10th st, inside of It'll av, nine
rooms, modern.
s4o.oo-on Chicago av, inside 18th st, 10 rooms,
modern
ss5.oo-On I'd av S, inside s5th st, IL rooms,
modern good barn; can rent this house
s25.oo-on w 2sth st. eight rooms, modern.
$2S. 00-Clinton av. inside 10th St: eight rooms,
modern excepting heat.
S14.oO-27i1 4th av $. four rooms, modern ex-
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with bath, gas and sewer connection; nice
porch and lawn; open from 2 to 5 pm 31S
oLo Qf 4
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BADGERS RENTAL LIST
Flats. -..-75 81.
412 Cedar av rooms, second floor, city 4es :
16 Highland place. 4 rooms, modern, ex-
cept heat, fat 2.................. 1890
2448 Chicago av, first floor, rooms, mod
ern except heat. ................. 100
SO 18th st s, second floor, rooms, mod
703 Hennepin av, fat 8, S rooms. modern
steam heat ....................... $500
+, papered ................... $25 90
$500 9th av s. rooms. well and cistern. 18. 90
1926 Pleasant av, rooms, modern except
heat 1904. ........ 2o.OO
1910 Vine place, rooms, city water...... ~. 90
1918 Laurel g rooms, modern. 81. 90
ITO Hawthorn, av, 8 rooms, modern. 50 90
3752 18th az s, 10 rooms, modern, and
49, barn ...ss..>.. .......s..s.s'.'s.s S0UU
.-.....s. ~ Stores. =
1914 list av n 20x67, steam heat ........ $4,000
731 Hennepin av, 40x75, store and base
~, ment 80. loooo
S07 Washington av N, 21x7O, store and
basement .................... $500
Manufacturing Space. ~,
104 I'd at N. third floor, steam heat and
1oo.1o6 I'd st s, third and fourth floors,
s2x155 feet, with steam heat and
elevator, each ....................1O0 90
Walter l.. Badger r..
20n-2Od 0nada Rujl1in0
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

sEvEN-Ro0M FLATS IN THE REDWOOD
fats on Hennepin ay in front of Central Park,
one of the finest apartments in the city. In.
.4u1re OF janitor $40 Temple Court. L, n
Gayner. " "
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RENTALS,

RENTALS.
New apartments at LIST av S and 10Th st.
Each has four sleeping rooms, every modern.
up-to-date feature, Including gas ranges. cleo
trio light, nickel plumbing, hardwood floors
and finish. sideboards. laundry, drying rooms
and large attic; big, roomy front and back
porches, steam heat furnished, ready for oc-
,sda l. 60 feet to
Two flats in up and downstairs detached
building near Lake st, on Emerson az s; six
rooms each floor new nickel plumbing each
fat, hardwood floors, full cemented basement.
neat, new and attractive in every way; : ready
for occupancy; price $25 each floor; separate
heating plant for each.
$50. 5oZFirst floor, duplex dwelling. seven
rooms and bath, hardwood finish and floors,
gas fixtures and range, window shades, large
porch, strictly up-to-date and very fine; 2706
Dupont av s.
sS3 5o.Nsw; gp-tez dt: second s floor; two;
bath. hardwood floors and finish, all modern
conveniences; 1923 9th ay s; location fine.
$25-First floor 23O4 Portland av, two-family
apartment dwelling, hardwood floors and finish.
hot-water heating plant. everything modern
and up-to-date, six rooms and bath, in a good
neighborhood. Yale Realty Co., 2o6 4th st S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

TO LET-MoDERN FLAT, FIVE ROOMS, GAS.
large bath. full basement, first floor detached
house; walking distance Rent $25. 500
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

ELEGANT OUTSIDE 7-ROOM APARTMENT.
beautiful decorations, $50 1.-THE Waldorf =
corner Park av and 18th st. See janitor or
. 7 Sfr1I !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

sIX-RooM FLAT FOR RENT, GROUND
floor. $50 per month. all modern 1929 10th
ave S. or cali at AZ Washington az s. a.. S.
Sandbetg.
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800 ern '-- :. . 500 oo
- frame barn .: e 1900
80 Il rooms. ali modern -. !. - 81. 90
barn ....s' 5000
727 9Th st Sc, 9 rooms, all modern barn $500
80 mace - 49,. $50 80 $500
we'll. barn =. s. .,............. 21.5O
$50 9th az N, s rooms. modern ........ 2o.oO
gas ~. . 49,, 1850
sheds, city water 100
126 Willow st. s rooms. second noor,
city Warers.. l2.OC
city water 1880
1908 18th ay s; second floor fiat, rooms,
city water. sewer. closet 7....l... 1000
George Odlum, Manager, 500 Phoenix Bldg.
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DAVID O. BELL INVESTMENT co.,
lii 4th st 8.

lii 4th st s. - F..
,o Houses (Modern(.
SIS 18th av n, rooms. ..:.....::::.., 1870
a4l9 Chicago ay, 10 rooms 4 q %
2400 9th av 8, ~ rooms, hot-water heat... 40.0O
rs w 10Th st.. 8 rooms. ............. 90. 90
Washburn Park, rooms. .......... 300
i 1ae5 dGga9 az 10 seo98
1929 Logan av N, 10 rooms. ............. 5000
III. Houses (Not Noderu).
pat Fillmore ct NE, 8 rooms, city water,
1906 15 ss"s az o n rooms city water: 10O0
s4 os Sstsf we rd sag1 :.tern ve
lilo 18th av Sc, rooms, city water, gas, 10 ~,
2a1s Mi mns sinA ~ rooms cistern.. 1896
Unfurnished Rooms (ModernJ.
241s Central av, second floor, rooms.... 1900
Unfurnished Rooms (Not Nodern).
1920 E Franklin av, first floor 8 rooms ~
2S2 Pf psss ssssad a asst
211s Crystal Lake az, rst door, rooms, ~.
s11s Bloomington av. first floor, rooms, -
12a city 18th Ta sf secced floor rooms
from May 10. ................... $50
s0o7 Hennepin av, second floor, rooms,
e27 DUPONT " az u, FIRST frst floor. rooms. "
1925 Sd St N. second floor, rooms city u ~
1928 Piilsbury av, second door, 4 rooms. .. 800
Flats (Modern).
$500 Pleasant av, first floor, 5 rooms hot
water heat Observation-Disclosures. 2lVO
POS q Grant st, first floor, rooms. 5000. 2S 90
500 7th ay N second floor front, rooms. 2O. 90
$3.50 Chicago av. first floor rooms 800. $500
2O7 p Grant ST. third floor 6 rooms. .... 80 90
1901 "a az s., first floor, 5 rooms. -....... 2o.OO
217 Sd az N, store and three rooms. :. 700
ST. 50 st S.. enc third Of building ...:..: 90
-'' 20 SaSso ' w 1900
410h 2d,av s. second floor. ............. $500
"a I'd at ,,..,:,..,. 25. 90
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DAVID P. JONES & CO., : - -
r- Bank Of Commerce Building.
$50 00-No. 1928 4th st Sc, IL rooms, all mod
... ern, large barn. Al. .. -.
$50. o0-No 2026 Sd av s, II rooms, modern,
will put in frstclass shape
$3760-No. 600 9th st Sc, all modern, 10 rooms
$3500-No. 261S Clinton av, 8 rooms, modern,
large barn; will put in hardwood floors.
$780, o-No. 1913 d 2eth st, rooms. all modern,
are putting in furnace.
$50. oo-No. 5000 Lyndale az s. rooms, barn.
modern nice yard.
$40. Ono. 248s Portland av, rooms, will put
in frst-class shape
$1b.0o-No. 1921 4th st Sc, rooms city water,
sewer. ~. l.3. ~ F..
ss0.oo-Per year-No. 374e 21st az s, 8 rooms,
PA acres ground.
$12. Ono. 251 14th av S, 6 rooms, well and
ciStern.
N.50-No. 1882 Chicago av, LIST floor, rooms,
steam heat, janitor service. hrst-class
nat.
s22oo-No. 1904 Dupont av N, first floor, 6
rooms steam heat. janitor service. Va
ROOMS.
S12.o0-No. 2017 18th av s, 8 rooms, second
So floor, city water, sewer.
$9.50-No. 1921 Stevens av second floor,
rooms, city water, sewer.
$7.00--No. S41 b 22d st, second floor, rooms,
city water.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-06

SETTLE 'PEANUT POLL
TICS" IN THE CITY COUN-
Gil BY VOTING FOR RIx M,
ROBINSON FOR MAYOR.
Political Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-06
TERSELY TOLD.

". D. Mcleod, of Ozark, is in the
city on business connected with the
timber industry.
Thos. W. Griffin, a prominent citi-
zen of Bombay, is in the city On a
short business visit
There will be a meeting of Camp
Ward. U. G. " tonight at o'clock at
y. B. Cooks office
The fishing schooners Favorite and
3. F. Suffer, of the fleet of E. E.
Saunders & Co.. entered yesterday
with a total catch of $500 snappers.
Captain Jacob Kruger and Henry s.
White, who have been spending sew
eral weeks In Hot Springs for the
benefit of their health, will return
home this morning
Lucien Miner, of Nashville, superin.
tendent for this district of the South.
ern Express Company, and Ed H.
Wilma route agent of the same COM
rany, both Of Nashville, are in the
rity.
In a most interesting game of base
bail, played Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Fort Barrancas and Wasp
teams, the latter was victorious by
the score of Z to 3. The game was
Witnessed by quite lage crowd, and