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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23
PRZEGLAD
GGuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, % stycznia.

Pod tytu{em ,,Krolewskie slo-
wa" przytacza paryski sMatin"
na naczelnem miejScu zdania, ia
kie kr6l Edward mial wyrzec w
rozmowie " pewnym francuskim
mezem stanu, ktory co dopiero
wr6ch Londynu''. Oto te kro-
lewskie siowa: MAN powod dla
czego Sadie, re jakiekolwiek pa
nuja wrazenia ma stalym ladzie,
zaden nar6d ME zywii istotnie "a
rniaru zakI6cenia europejskiego
pokoju -pewien jestem, IL "a
den ME mysli zerwac go W tel
chwili. Nowy cabinet i szef jego,
sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, So
ozywieni najszczerszymi zanlia-
rami pot0ojowyn1i. Co sic tyczy
stosunkow miedzy Francya An
glia zmiana ME nastapi zadna.
Wszyscy czlonkowie rzadu So
stanowczo przyjacioImi Francyi,a
sir Edward Grey, minister spraw
zagranicznych, jest szczegolnie
lojalnym, przeswiadczonym zwo-
lennikiem serdecznego porozu-
mienia. Ia poprzedniego gabine-
tn Anglia dazyia do porozumie-
MIA Rosya. Obecny cabinet u
czyni to samo o lie noznosci
bedzie usilowal porozumienie
wzmocnie tax, azeby rozwia}y
sic wszystkie powody nieporozu-
rnienia i wszystkie sprzecznosci
interesow obydwa pahstw".
To oswiadczenie Edwarda VII
przychodzi W pore -wsrod klam-
1iwych doniesien prasy niemiec-
idej rzekomej znlianie kierun-
ku angielskiej polityki zagranicz-
nej pod nowym rzadem. "Matin,,
dodaje: ,,Nie MONA ME zauwa-
zyc, re oswiadczenie krola Ed
warda ma te stanowcza wyzszosc
mad niedawnem (wielce pokojo-
wem) oswiadczeniem cesarza
Wilhelma, ze jest w zupefnej
zgodzie i harmonii zachowa-
MEM sic angielskiego rzadu.
z powodu wypadk6w ostat-
Mich w Krolestwie Polskiem, ii.
wznowienia haseI strajku pro-
klamowania przez partye socya-
listyczne ,,rewolucyi zbrojnej",
,,Siowo" przypomina, re rok juz
dobiega, jak losy kraju polskiego
trzymaja W swoim rel1u socya-
liSci roznych partyi, niepolskiego
nawet pochodzenia.
Sami siebie ME majac "a mic,
wymyslajac sobie wzajemnie w
swoich gazetach cd ,,niedo4e-
gov" ,,baiamutow", trzymaja
jednak dyrekcye mad ludem pol
skim, ten lud wykonywa naka-
zy zar6wno partyi P. P. S., jak i
wrogiej jej jawnie partyi S. D.
,,Pos{uch jednak na chwile bys
zrozumiaiy -pisze ,,S1owo" =
q nawet usprawiedliwiony. Wy
powiedzieli i pierwsi drudzy
wake rzadowi biurokratycznemu,
tenu rzadowi. ktory niebawem
mial bye potepiony przez mani
fest Cesarski, ma ktory pre-
klenstwo rzucil nar6d rosyjski,
ktory skazala historya.... Cho-
ciaz wiec ogd ME podzielal pre-
konan i nauki socyalistow, cho-
ciaz moze zaufania do osob ME
rnial. chociaz rzady ich byiy ciez-
kie, despotyczne i ma dokuczli-
wynn. teroryzmie oparte,s ludzie
cierpieli. bo ucisk biurokracyi byi
W swiezej pamieci."
Iairiz Test iednak rezultat ta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23
Prezydenci trzeciej rzeczypospo-
litei.

y preZydentacll, KtolZy Dyi Po-
przednikami p. Fallieres, wybra-
nego W zeszlym tygodniu wido-
ma glowa francuskiego rzadu,
warto przypomniec, co nastepu-
je:-
Pierwszym prezydentem repu-
bliki byl napoleohski manszalek
Mcmahon, wybrany prawie je-
dnoglosnie dnia "a maja 1873 r.
Oddano wtedy 39I kartek. Mac
Mahon otrzymai 800 glosow, Ju-
liusz Grevy CLOS. .MarszalekMac
Mahon ku koncowi swojei kaden-
cyl podal sic do dymisyi, a naste-
pea jego zosta} wybrahy Juliusz
Grevy d.3o styc1nia 1879 r, otrzy-
mawszy 456 giosow ma go. Gam
beta otrzymainaowczas S glosow
Gdy dobiegaio ku kohcowi sled
miolecie jego urzedowania, Greyy
zostai powtornie wybrany prezy-
dentem republiki d.2S grudnia
1856 r., musiai jednakze ustapic
po niecalych dwoch latach po-
wodu brudnej sprawy o sprzeda-
wanie odznaczeh orderow przez
lego ziecia Wilsona. Wprawdzie
Grevy byf zupelnie czysty, zio-
zyl jednakze prezydenture, ktora
po MIN objai Sadi-Canot, wybra-
ny d.3 grudnia 1887 r.Wyb6r ten
odbyi sic po zacietej walce stron-
nictw. Juliusz Ferry, niepopular-
ny juz naowczas polityk,mial licz-
nych stronnik6w, kt6rzzy >Nrdzo
energicznie "a 3ifn / EtE,r rq1,
mimo re Paryz w s,faitowsg@l
demonstracyach oswiadczyi sic
przeciw Ferry'emu. Ma 849 glo-
sujacych otrzymai Sadi-Carnot
3o3 giosy, Ferry 2I2, general Sau-
ssier 148. Poniewaz absolutna
wiekszosc wynosila 425 glosow,
musiano przystapic do powtorne-
60 giosowania i tym razem Sadi.
Carnot otrzymai oI6 giosow, a
Ferry tylko II.
Sadi-C -Carnot,p ,pchniety sztyletem
Caseria, umari pred uplywem
siedmiolecia. Dnia 26 czerwca
1894 r. zebralo sic Zgromadzenie
narodowe w Wersalu wybraio
prezydentem republiki Casimir-
Perrier'a ktory ma 845 glosuja-
cych otrzymal 45I gfosow. Wybor
Casimir-Perier'a wywolal w Pa
ryzu manifestacye, ktore znala-
zly swoj wyraz w wyborze socy-
alistyc7nego dziennikarza Ge-
rault-Richarda do Izby deputor
wanych 13 okregu wyborczego
w Paryzu. Juz po kilku miesia-
each Casimir-P -Perier oswiadczyi,
re ustepuje, skutkiem czego d. y
stycznia 1896 roku znowu zebra
10 sic W Wersalu Zgromadzenie
narodowe, celem wybrania jego
nastepcy. Odbyly sic diva gsoso-
wanna. Pierwsze g,osowanie wy
kazaio, re Felix's Faure ma 7S7
g}osujacych otrzymai 244 giosy,
zas Henryk Brisson 33S. Ponie-
waz wiekszosc absolutna wynosi-
la 3o5 glos6w, wiec przystapiono
do powtornego wyboru. Zwycie-
zyI Felix's Faure, ktory otrzymai
43o giosow ma BOO gsosujacych'
gdy ma Brissona pablo SOL.
Felix's Faure takze umarl przed
ukohczeniem swojej kadencyi
prezydyalnej. Nagla srierc Jego
zaskoczyia wszystkie stronnictwa
ktore ME byiy przygotowane DO
walki wyborczej. Stronnictwa le-
wicy zawarly sojusz, azeby prze-
przet wybor swojego kandydata
wobec skoalizowanej prawicy.
Dnia IS lutego 1899 Zgromadze-
ME narodowe przystapilo do wy
boru prezydenta republiki. Ma
8I2 glosujacych senatorow ! de-
o,,towonvch otrzvnlal Emil Iou-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23

nych pancerzy ola policyantow.
Obie tie sprawy zlozono W rece
komitetu dla spraw policyjnych.
w rece komitetu liccensyj zlo-
zono rowniez wniosek aid. Uhli-
ra, by nalozyc podatki ma tax zwa
ne owocarnie, w ktorych ca}eml
nocami sprzedaja sic trunk /
wniosek aid. Harrisa tyczacy sic
sprzedazy biletow wstepu ma
przedstawienia.
Przyjeto wniosek aid. Benneta,
upowazniajacy kontrolera do u
stanowienia agenta, ktorego obo-
wiazkiem bedzie pilnowat wsze[
kich przymusowych sprzedazy
realnoSci "a zalegle podatki ma
bywac takze realnosci dla mia
sta, jezeli ME ma innych hcytan7
tow.
Przyjeto tez wnio5ek aid. Hun
terra tyczacy sic usuniecia kolo-
wrotow ma stacyach kolei gor-
nych W Loop.
lime sprawy mniejszej byiy
wagi.
Burrnistrz przedlozyf radzie
miejskiej rome nowe nianowa-
MIA. John l.. Ahorn zostal zamia-
nowany inspektorem ryb ma mieJ-
see P. J. Murraya, Frank Hep
pelman strozem mostu ma Archer
ave., ma miejsce J6zefa Polacka,
a w. w. Palewicz mostowym ma
w. Division str. ma miejsce zmar-
lego Fritza Rotha.
Podarunki milionera.
Znany t'krol naftowy", John
D. Rockefeller, zrobil nowy poda-
runek dla uniwersytetu chicago
skiego, tym razem W surnie ST.
100000. Wszystkie podarunkl
Rockfellera dla uniwersytetu CHI
cagoskiego wynosza dotychczas
$16,399,922. -.
Z ostatnich $I,45o,ooo przezna-
czony jest million dolarow ma fun
dusz staly, $4,000 ma pokrycle
niedoborow do hpca 1907, a
100000 w tym celu, by procenta
z Mich wyplacano wdowie MEDIA
WHO zmariego prezydenta uni
wersytetu, Harpera, przez ceie
jei zycie.
PAM Harperowa bedzie miaia
piekne dochody. Opr6cz procen-
tow z tych 100000, pobierac be-
die procenta z $4,000 podaro-
wanych przez Rockfellera pred
6 laty Harperowi jego zonle, o
czem dopiero teraz sic dowle-
dziano, nastepnie otrzyma $780,
900 re sum ubezpieczen ma zucie
dra. Harpera, jakotez przez Gale
zycie pobierac bedzie poiowe
pensyi zmarlego prezydenta uni
wersytetu, IT,. $500 rocznie.
Uznani winnymi.
w obec sedziego Benjamina
M. Smitha wczorai podprokura-
tor Holt domagal sic kary smier-
ci d1a oskarzonych o morderstwo
Piotra Jankowskiego i Charlesa
w. Murphy.
MIodzi ci ludzie byli oskarze-
nj o to, re wieczorem a lipca ze-
szlego roku napadli ma Charlesa
Strelowa, zam. pm. 2448 n. Ro-
bey ST., domagali sic Cd niego re-
wolweru wlaSnie kupionego, a
kiedy on i'm go dae ME chcial, "a
strzelili go. Oskarzeni przyznali
sic wprawdzie, re owego dnia by
Ii w miejscu, gdzie Strelow byl
zastrzelony, ale zaprzeczali, by
chodzilo o jakikoDwiek rozb6j. O.
poWiadali, re re Strelowem
sprzeczali sic, kiedy ten nagle
zaczaI uciekac, strzelil do niego
niejaki Stanley jacob, ktory cd
tego czasu zniki bez wiesci. =
Sedziowie przysiegli W tym pro-
cesie otrzymaWszy instrukcye o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23

z CZecharnl uKfdQy lilc uoHiy
jeszcze do skutku.
, Algeciras, 23 stycznia.-
Konferencya przyjela 5 pier
wszych paragrafow 16-tu,odno-
szacych sic do sprawy kontraban-
dy broni. Debatowano przytem
przez dwie i pol godziny, poczem
odroczono sic do srody, poniewaz
ma dis przypada hiszpahskie
Swieto. Zabieral wczoraj CLOS dru-
gi rzedu delegat rnarokkahski,
lecz nrowil po arabslSu i Mkt go
ME rozumial. Jego move trzeba
przetiomaczyci wydrukowac, a.
zeby o jej brLmieniu / znaczeniu
dowiedzieli sic inni delegaci. Ma
rokanczyk zwraca} uwage, re SUD
tan musi sic zgodzic ma zatwier-
dzenie niektorych uchwal konte-
rencyi. Wytlomaczono mu, re ka-
zdy delegat uwiadamia swoJ
rad O wszystkich szczegolach
konferencyi.
Berlin, 20 stycznia.- Tutejsze
gazety notuja skwapliwie wszy-
stkie zajScia w Algeciras j pocie-
szaja publicznose, re konferen-
eva zgodzi sic ma uwzglednienie
pretensyj Niemiec, lecz Rad. ME
zapatruje sic ma sprawe marokarl-
ska zbyt optymiStycznie ME VIE
rzy w sklonnoSc Francyi do Ego
dy. Wyb6r Falliersa prezyden-
tenn i zniana rzadu w Anglii,o-
partego obecnie ma liberaiach, dale
rzadowi duzo do myslenia. w ko-
ZACH rzadowych panuje ukonten-
towanie, re Stany Zjednoczone
popieraja projekt niemiecki VOL
nego handlu panstwem marc
kanskiem.
Washington, 23 stycznia. Sc
kretarz wojny Taft odpowiedziai
ma interpelacye senatu, re tyllo
maiy procent amerykahskich Off
cerow nabyl ma wlasnosc grunta
ma Filipinach. w dniu nabycia
gruntow ME wjedziano, re przez
ME przeprowadzona zostanie ko-
lei zelazna. Pewna, rnala Geese ia
kich wlascicieli gruntow powo-
iano do komisyi filipihskiej, lecz
ME maja oni mic wsp6lnego z kom-
paniami kolejoweni i ich zacho-
wanie sic ME usprawiedliwia nj
czem podejrzeh zwiazkowego Sc
natu.
Rio de Janeiro, 23 stycznia. =
Ma okrecie wiezowym "Aquida-
ban" W porcie .Jacarepaqua nasta-
piIa straszna eksplozya kotla pa
rowego, kt6ra spowodowala uto-
niecie okretu wraz z wieksza cze-
scia zafogi. Zginelo 2I2 maryna-
rzy oficerow, a ocala}o tylko 90
ludzi, kt6rzy podczas wybuchu
znajdowali sic ma pokladzie.
Washington, 23 stycznia.
Wreczono wczoraj prezydentowi
petycye, podpisana przez 100000
obywateli ze stanu Massachu-
setts, energicznym protestem
przeciw zarzadzeniu sekretarza
marynarki, azeby fregate Con
stitution", starry lecz pamiatkowy
okret, zniszczyc. Prezydent "a
powiedziai delegation, re "Con-
stitution" zostanie posiana do An
napolis, gdzie sic znajduje akade-
mia marynarki.
Rochestey. N.Y.,za stycznia.-
Rabin Kaplan otrzynal skrzynke,
napelniona prochem i dynamitem.
Otworzyi ia tax ostroznie, re wy
buch ME nastapil. Kaplan wysta-
pill publicznie ubolewaniem mad
losem zydow w Rosyi, poczem
doszedi go list rada, azeby sic
dziai cicho ME sympatyzowal z
zydostwem, szerzacem w Rosyi
anarchie.
Filadelfia, 20 stycznia.--Pacy-
o..Io,,: To1.-.,,: NIL - e,1;+o1,,
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-09

tried hard to force him to commit him
self on the equal tax, limited franchises
and other issues when he sought the
Speakership, were placed on the tail end
of all of the unimportant committees of
the House. They only received two as
signments each, while Assemblymen
Calvin, Woolley, Thompson and Eggers
were given important committee assign
ments, and besides each was placed on
three or more committees.
Bierck, Berg, Arowsmith and Dipple
were greatly disappointed when they
heard the committees announced. They
expected more consideration. They
blamed the Essex delegation for having
led them to the slaughter by making a
fight against Robbins when his election
was almost practically assured. They
tried to assume a well-satis6ed air when
asked if they were pleased with the ap-
pointments, but their disappointment was
evident.
Colonel Dickinson 'shand was plainly
visible il the committee selections. Ills
friends were well taken care Of, while
the men who stood by Mayor Pagan
were turned aside as outcasts. These
could not have been treated more
shabbily if they were Democrats. They
were only placed on committees where
they were not expected to do any work
and where they could not interfere with
the State House ring. The three Demo
cratic mem5ers Jared better than
Pagan men. They were placed on inn
prrtant cs,nmi:iees and givel to uader-
stand t:,6t ts%y s:aoG in bwssr ( ysT
than tie r ssssh has1rs3 ~ss stSsl 5y
&ays: FAssS. s. .-.-.-
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-09
w -ATHE Z INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9. 190G.-Forecasx
fo- the thirty-six hours anding s r NJ
"Wednesday Pair and colder fo-day and
Tomorrow; brisk northwest winds.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-09
SEABOARD FLORIDA LIMITED
QUICKEST TRAIN TO FLORIDA

This magnificent, electric-lighted. an
Pullman train runs every day commeuo
ing January S. Two other high ciasa
daily trains via Richmond. PineiIulsa
Camden and Jacksonville 10 Tampa
Palm Beach aud Miami. For informa.
ton address, w. E. Conklyn. G. E. p. A.
'1lSS Broadways New YoSS. .-.-
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-09

(Gontinaed on sawth page.l
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-09
A. A. Van Wirkle to Cen
strict tie seW-r U-dt-
the Boulevard at Bond
Strset
WILKINSON AVENUE OPENING
RESOLUTIONS PASSED REGARD
ING PACIFIC AVENUE MAINS.
AND THE GRADING OF DELLA
WARE AvENUE-oLAIMs OR
DERED PAID.

q
In addition to receiving the second
veto of Mayor Fagan against the grant
ing of certain franchises for connections
of the trolley lines of the Public Ser
vice Corporation, which veto message
was published in yesterdays News"
the Street and Water Board transacted
considerable routine business of general
interest.
The contract for the construction of a
sewer under the westerly sidewalk Of the
Hudson Boulevard. from point 100 feet
south of Bond street to and connecting
with sewer in Stuyvesant avenue, was
awarded to A. A. Van Wrinkle, whose
bid was 90 per cent. of the standard
price
The contract for the opening of Will
kinson avenue. from the westerly termi-
nus to Jackson avenue, and for the inn
provemetn of Wilkinson avenue, from
Ocean avenue to Jackson avenue. was
awarded to John Nolan, whose bid was
SO per cent. of the standard price.
The Board passed the following reso-
lution:-
Resolved. That the resolution hereto
fore passed by thisc Board directing the
American Bonding Company of Balti-
more. as sureties of the NJ. T. Connolly
Contracting Company, directing said
company to proceed with the laying of
cast-iron water mains in Pacific avenue,
from Communipaw avenue to CAyen
Point road. be reconsidered and rescind-
ed, the contractor having filed written
statement that he intends to proceed
with the work"
This resolution was also passed.
"That the profile and gsade map as
submitted by the Chief Engineer, show
ing the proposed establishment Of grade
of Delaware avenue, between Communi-
paw avenue and a point 350.22 feet north
of Communipaw avenue, be confirmed
and the grade thereon be adopted as the
legal grade for said street between the
points specified. The Clerk was directed
to advertise for proposals.
A claim for $4,953. .65 to Henry Byrne
for street cleaning and the removal o.
garbage was ordered paid Another
claim of $500 was ordered paid to J.
Roosevelt Shanley on the contract for
the construction of the relief sewer in
son avenue, and still further claim
600 to the same firm for laying
castiron water mains in Newark avenue
in the vicinity of Brunswick street and
Payonia avenue.
The Board. after hearing on the ap-
pIcation for the construction of a mGin
sewer in the Pamrapo avenue drainage
district. reconsidered and rescinded it's
former action to construct the sewer.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-09

ecrssusa in TIE hssad shove I.k~ss sceasr or
2-ed 4Af>sos<x<a >asssAseix ss9nS y
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-11
M0LIN0
Special to The Journal.

MOlinO. Mar. love have another
beautiful spring day to-day and we ap-
precfaTe it for we do have some real
rough weather. hut as the poet says
spring would be gloomy weather if
we had nothing but Spring"
The farmers are busy now and all
the saw miIls are running every day,
giving work to A great many men,
which makes everything look very
prosperous and business people seem
10 be cOntented.
Mrs. SaIlie McKinnon and her niece
Miss CathaIine, were in Moline last
week on their way nome from Pensa-
cola
Miss Ruth TAFT returned to her
home in Atmore. Ala, Wednesday
after spending a week in Pensacola
and Moline visiting relatives and
friends at each place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bowman visit
ed Mrs. BOwman's parents last Sun
day. Mrs. Bowman visited with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Crabtree until
thursday
Mr.. Pleas Dawson spent Sunday at
Wabeek, Ala, visiting relatives
among whom was his father and
grandfather.
Miss Nellie Harris left here. last
Sunday morning on train No. 6, to
visit her sister Mrs. Norwood at
Robertslale. Ala.
Miss Bessie Hannah. of Quintette,
has been visiting in Moline this week.
Mr.. Henry jacob, of Greenville,
Ohio, lis hare visiting his fathers
family.
Mrs. Joe Terry has been very i'll
for several days.
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Bombay are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. Vaughn, Of
MOlinO.
Mrs. Ed Lambert, Of Muscogee, was
in MOlino last week, the guest of her
sister.in-law Mrs w. Vaughn.
Miss Kate Wood attended the Chau-
tauqua on last Saturday and spent a
pleasant day.
Mrs. G.. T. Britton was in Moline
to-day. She has been visiting her
sister Mrs. w. c. Barrineau since
February but expects to return to her
home at Parker, Ala, next Tuesday.
Mr.. HOgebOOm was here Thursday
working in the interest of The Jour
nal
Mrs. w. T. Earnest of McKinnon-
vile made a business trip to MOlinO /
Friday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-11

was less bulHsh than was Iooked 70,
and the weather over the belt mucb
! improved. III uNA
The visible supply of American do.
ERASED lO'OOO bales against a de.
crease OF 1000 last year while that
OF oIner kinds decreased 81, 900 against
ar increase of 1000 bales last wear
Whlie mill takings were 26s mn
against 100000 last year. but if must
De remembered that these figures
compare with the largest crop ON
record so that if comparisons were
maze with a year producing a cron
OF something like 10000. 900 baIes
Ihey might show up in an entirely ogf.
ferent light.
Liverpool was more inclined to no
/ DeaTlsh this morning than for Soma
tlme cables reporting spots reduced 8
points while futures were also g
points lower. On last Saturday snot
cotton in New York was selling ar
11.5O while to-day it was quoted At
li'IO and this reduction in the face
OF the heaviest spot demand during
the present season, it certainly looks
10 us as though there was a "nigSer
IN Inc Woodpile" somewhere.
We believe that with favorable
weather conditions, the coming cron
Will be one of the largest ever raised
and more than likely put the price Of
Ine staple back where ii was before
the great bull leaders took boLG Of
II ana made so much money for the
southern planter.
We do not for one moment believe
that the southern farmer will allow
cotton to sell at II or II cents anv
more than the northern farmer ever
has Or never will allow wheat to sell
at dollar and the only hope we can
see is for allwise Providence to step in
otherwise overproduction must neces-
sar1ly force values very much lower.
We are drawing our conclusions in
THIS matter from what the past both
north and south. has already shown
and has never been varieT from in the
history Of markets. The American
farmer is alike both north and south
and does not, at least in this particu-
lar. seem to have proflted by past ex-
per1ences, but in this respect the con-
sumner has the best of ii for he well
knows what is sure to come. and by
simply buying only just what he isl
absolutely forced to have the farmer
will put the price where he wants It.
anG until the farmer gets out of this
rut and studies the conditions of lei
supply and demand and actsl
accordingly-for the average farmer
seems to think the world must buy
hjs products at a high figure no mat |
ter how much he may raise and throw /
on the market-prices must be forced /
back to level that only leaves a bare
existence for the producer, and we
only hope "destinies that shape our
ends rough hew them though We may
will see ft to step in to prevent such !
conditions from ever returning for we
believe the prosperity of the south de-
Ponds upon 1t, ana this is the only
hing We have at heart.
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NEWS

Arrived.
Curl, Rus blk, Blomberg, 702 Bar
ba2oes to Pensacola Lumber Co.
VESSELS tx ESRT.
StesmsnIps.
Dorothy, Br SIS, Whyte, 1916, Mobile
E. 0. Saltmarsh, Br IS, Rogers,
2S19, Liverpool to Gulf Transit Co.
Iolanthe, Br SIS, Hodgson, 1913, st.
Vincent to Gulf Transit Co.
Weardale, Br SIS, Lornier. 1749, st.
Vincent.
ShIps.
Orpheus, Aust ship, Medanic, Tries.
Barn.. s.-
Pedro Lacave, Span. blk. Maristang
5O9, Savannah to Xix NJ. Robinson.
Starthem, Br blk, Maitland. 1879
Antwerp.
Sehooners.
Lizzie E. Demison, Am sch. Pack
452, to master.
Horatio l.. Baker. Am sch. Mobr
72O, Lagua to ]. A. Merritt & Co
Thos. S. DenniSon, Am sch. Wade
1929, Baltimore to order.
5srkentInes.
Beatrice, Am bktn. Casaveggio 1A9o
rotterdam to Pensacola Lumber CO.
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NOTICE

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stitute In the United States where the
Opium, Cocaine and Whisky habits
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FOR SALE.

We are offering all or any portion
of the following described properly
for sale (easy terms) for the next
thirty days:
No. 4O6, No. 4OS, 2 houses. IVES,
Jackson ST., $1,000, rents for 81.
No sol, No. SOB, 2 houses, North A.
St, $1,000. rents for $40
No 322, No. S24. 2 houses East
Chase ST., $3.50, rents for S19.
No. 500, No. sos, 2 houses, corner
Chase st. and 10th avenue, 1920,
rents for $3.50.
No. 315, 1 house. East Lee street,
$3.50, rents for $3.50.
No. 324, 1 house East Intendencia
$3.50, rents for IS.
No. 312, 1 house and store. East Gar.
den, $500, rents for &c.
1 house, North Alcaniz street, $780,
rents for Sc.
I house, corner B. and Belmont St.,
$3.50, rents for $6.
We have the exclusive agency for
the sale of this property. II you want
to buy come and see us.
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ChipIey & Hyer
Z E, Government ST.
D. HALE WILSON 6 CO.
REAL ESTATE,
RENTS AND LOANS

We have the following special bar.
gains in very desirable real estate for
a few days only.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
2 lots in block ITO, New City. SOxlJ
feet, on car line =. $4,000
3 lots. corner 10th ave. and Gads
den street o.. o.. .. 100000
lots fronting Toledo square in New
City =. -. =. o.. 100000
One 5-room house. with bath and
sewer connection, gas in every room;
nice neighborhOOd If taken az
ShCS, .pl'T0V'00
6 houses in block II, West King
TrGct, renting $4,000 per month. Will
lend 100000 of necessary, .. $26COOO
All IT these propositions are ba--
gains aud will be held open for few
Gays only
Excellent warehouse location en-
railroad track very cheap.
Good 8 per cent mortgages on hand.
Best kind Of investments
Property in all parts Of city. vacant
or improved, wanted and for sale.
80 s. PaIafox ST.
Phone 234.
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be glad to show you and quote Won
prices. If you are interested in anv
of the above named properties call
write Of phone us.
If you have property for sale, rent.
lease or exchange we would be glad
to have you list same with us. We
are well prepared to look after It and
can give you as good service as can
be had in the city. Collection of rents
a speciality. Loans negotiated.