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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-16
BANKERS MEET AT EsTHERV1LI,E
| Twelve Counties Will Be Well Repre-
scented at Group Convention

EsTuERyILLE. IOWA.-The annual conven
tion of Group No. 2 Of the Iowa Bankers asso
citation will be held in the Elks' clubrooms in
Esthervile on Thursday. Group No. 2 is com
posed of the bankers in the counties of Buena
ton. Humboldt Kossuth. Palo Alto, Pocahontas
Webster and Wright. and 1t is expected that
there will be at least a hundred members OF
the association present. -. E..
The principal speakers will be Homer A. NIL.
ler cashier of the Des Moines Savings bank OF
Des Moines: G.. B. Mills. formerly Of Sioux
Rapids, cashier Of the Peoples Trust & Savings
bank of Clinton: F. F. Faville. an attorney OF
Storm Lake. and T., H. Ingwersen. cashier Of the
Cedar Rapids National bank of Cedar Rapids.
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CAPTURES SUPPOSED MURDERER
Mckenzie Denies All knowledge Of
SteWert's Death in Roseau County.

GREENBUSH. M1NN.-Sherif Richmond of
Roseau county returned Monday from North
Dakota, where he went in search of Mckenzie.
the alleged murderer Of Stewart at Wannaska
last January He found his at Mickinook,
where he had been leading a swift life with
several old acCraintances
Mckenzie denied all knowledge of the crime
of ever being In Roseau county. but after
being questioned by Sheriff Richmond admitted
that he staying with Stewart last fall and
winter
He was taken to Roseau and lodged in the
county Jail where be will await hearing. He
appeared to enjoy the prospect of long wait
In the county iail.
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FARM BUILDINGS BURN
Morrison County Man Suffers ss.0oO
Loss on Barns and Granarv.

LITTLE FALLS, MINN.-Fire. destroyed three
valuable farm buildings on the farm of Franz
Long, short distance from this city. The
flames broke out in some unknown manner while
the entire family visiting at neighbours
and spread with such rapidity that ali efforts
to check their advance proved fruitless.
The burned buildings consisted of two barns
one a fine large structure which cost 81 800 to
build. and granary. Besides the buildings
Mr.. Long lost by the fire about one thousand
bushels Of wheat, 600 bushels Of oats and small.
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BIG STONE LAKE CHAUTAUQUA
New Name Given the Old Simpson Park
Assembly Grounds.

ORTONvILLE, MINN.-The name of Simpson
park assembly grounds has been changed to the
Big Stone Lake chautauCua.
The grounds will have electric lights and
waterwcrks this season and every thing bids
fair for large attendance at the summer school
and chautauqua to be held in June and July
F. E. Granger, who conducts business COL
lege at Aberdeen. will open a branch college at
Big Stone some time in June.
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BOYS USE SCHOOL AS TARGET

sioux FALLS, S. D.-John Grazing Wilbur
La Brec and Sarl Owen, boys. made target of
a schoolhouse, and as a result Barney Schmitz.
teacher. is In hospital with severe
bullet wound in his left breast.
The boys had been to a ball game and when
passing the schoolhouse on their return tested
their craftsmanship by firing several shots at
the building. School was not In session and
they believed the building to be without an
occupant.
building and was struck by one of the bullets
which were of 22caliber. As It was purely an
accident no arrests were made.
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MANY ATTEND MEETING
Christian Endeavor Convention at Am
boy Elects Rev. MIR. Hall President. =

ST. PETER, MINN.--At the annual conven-
ton of the Mtnkato District Christian Endeavor.
held in Amboy, Rev. l.. S. Hall, pastor Of
the Union Presbyterian church of this city was
reelected district president for the ensuing year.
The convention very well attended and the
other officers elected were: Mrs. c. D. Snow,
Mankato. secretary and treasurer; Miss Mae
Tyler. st. Peter superintendent of primary
work. The convention for 1907 will be held in
Mankato.
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ATTACKED CHIEF OF POLICE
Lehman Of Montgc merry Has Severe
Knife Wound in Face.

MONTG OMER1. MINN.-August Lehman,
chief of police. while trying to quiet some dis
turbers of the peace at late hour last night
slashed in the face with knife in the
hands of young man by the name of Hanska.
\ physician was called and it required ten
stitches to W the wounds. A warrant for
the young mans arrest has been sworn out.
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Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Marquette, Mich, May 1e.-The supreme
court today denied the petition of former Mayor
Ward for another writ Of mandamus in the
Marquette municipal election CASE. This, it is
believed. practically ends the fight.
1t was on Wards petition that the supreme
court ordered a recount. which Increased Rush
Culver's majority for mayor from seven, to
thirty. Ward then alleged, Irregularities and
asked the court to throw out certain disputed
ballots. w.
This the court has now refused which IL
ieffect determines the legality Of the recount.
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AGED WOMAN HANGS HERsE1F
Mrs: Peter = ofsdahl, Threescore and
- Ten, Victim of Suicide.

GALEsyILLE, WIs.-suspended from a rafter
Peter Ofsdahl aged 20 years. was found this
morning The woman. and two children lived
on farm near this city. While the children
were absent the mother made way with herself
While playing with small rifle: the i2-year
old son of Joseph Marchuti shot his little sister
thru the bowels. She cannot recover
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NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
|, 9 MA a II
WARD IS DENIED
ANOTHER WRIT
MARQUETTE's FAMOUS ELECTION
CASE PROBABLY SETTLED.

Rush Culver g Maj ority-Was Increased
from Seven to Thirty by the Recount
Ordered by the Supreme Court, Which
Now Refuses to Throw Out Certain
Disputed Ballots. ~
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BUY BACK THEIR / OLD BANK 3 "
johnson Brothers Repurchase Charles
Mix County Bank at Geddes, s. d.

GEDDES. S. Dan important business trans
action took place this week when b. Heaton and
We. Heaton. owners and proprietors of the
Charles Mix County bank Of Geddes sold it to
started in this city. its founders. being johnson
Brothers. who four years ago sold the bank
from them. -
The officers under the new management will
be F. H. Johnson. president; V. a. Welcher.
cashier. and J. A., Nelson, assistant cashier.
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CRADLE, ALTAR. GRAVE
PTRTHS.

BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Barbery. A29 Bryant
avenue n girl.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Larsen. 900 Twenty-second
avenue NE, boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown 1907 Dupont ave-
nue. n, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hood, 1915 Upton ave-
nue. N. boy.
Mr.. and MIS-. J. P. Canelos, SO Sixth street
Sc. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gustafson, 321 Fourth avenue
Mr. and Mrs G. E. Berg, 2a1o Queen avenue
n, boy
nue. n, a girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Jourgen Olson and Clara Ode.
Robert Cody and Josephine H. Indahl
Fred r. Johnston and Minnie Zackerson.
Hans Smith and Anna Kranze.
James J. s. Morgan and Aneta J., Forrest.
Gustaf A. Olson and Clara c. johnson.
Gustaf A. Hedenland and Della E. NortAberg.
jacob J. Steffens and Katherine 7. Mueller.
Charles T. E. vanstrum and Gertrude K.
Sauer.
Eugene C. Prewitt and Gertrude B. Laddy.
Edward J. Delaria and Lille J. Cyr.
Rudolph Bfsanz and Clara B. Seielstad.
John Krafve and Marie c. Cafarella.
Joseph E. wilsey and Rose d. Callahan.
Eli R. Miller and Helen u. Shovel
Robert Morris and Hanna NJ. Griffith.
DEATHS.
Thomas Logan, city hospital.
Jonas Hanson Bill Vincent avenue.
Charlott, Hurd. 251S Aldrich avenue s.
Charles Peterson. city hospital.
Clemence Courteau. $40 Second street NE.
Grace Seah,. 6o6 Third street s.
William IA. Murphy. 1900 Fourth street N.
Mrs. E. Rogers, 1919 Sixth street NE.
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WINNEAp0LiS & ST, LOUIS RIO
BUILDING PERMITS

~~S~~~~~N~~~~~~~>o~~~~ ~0~N~~~~~N~~~~-~~~~~~
George e. Crist, 2439 Pleasant av two
story frame dwelling ................ 1900
Theo S. Kluge, 2740 Chicago av, two-story
frame dwelling ....:....:.......... 5000
Mrs Mary c. Hansen 1874 E 31st ST.
~ story frame dwelling. ........... 1900
Albert G. Larson, 1922 9Th st N, two
story frame dwelling 1870. 1000
John Friedman 3O12 Knox av S, two-story
frame dwelling ....:.........:...... 1000
Swan Johnson 1923 Jefferson st NE, one
story frame dwelling: 1000
Swan Johnson 1921 jefferson st NE, "
story frame dwelling 1000
Chute Realty company. 402-40S Central
av. two-story brick store. 10000
Georgiana Brown. 312s Columbus av, two
story frame dwelling ................. $500
Sixteen minor permits 4,115
(
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $45, 915
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RED WING. MINN-Frederick ]. Busch presi-
dent of the Goodhue County National bank, has
resigned after twenty-five years of active ser
vice. and John H. Rich vieepresident, has been
elected as his successor
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FLooDWooD MINN-A crew of civil engi-
neers has been busy a week more in this
vicinity making drainage surveys for the state.
1t is reported that $4,000 will be spent for
draining in the Floodwood district.
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EDEN VALLEY, M1NN.-:wilbur Matheny,
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Matheny, died
Monday evening of heart failure aged 80.
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MINOT, N. D.-Mlnot authorities believe that
in the arrest of Dell Benton. charged with coun-
terfeiting. they have caught notorious crimi-
nal. Benton has served penitentiary sentence
in Iowa for burning buildings: ~ E
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CHIPPEWA FALLS, wIs.-George Wolf
| whose death in state prison is reported, was
sentenced to serve for life for the murder OF
his wife-one of the worst crimes ever COM
| mitted in Chippewa county.
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PRESTON, M1NN.-August Schoenbaum, aged
70. was buried today with Masonic ceremony.
He settled in Preston in 1857,
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SIOUX CITY, 1oWA.-Clare Bunch. years
old. was placed under arrest last night on 4
charge of stealing three bicycles. .
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ARGYLE, MINN.-The board of education has
engaged the following teachers for next wear:
P. j. Butler, superintendent; Miss Jessie North
rup, assistant superintendent; Miss Edith Hitch
cock, Miss Gertrude Oswald Miss Anna Kelly,
Miss Eliza MCGUIRE Miss Marietta Spaulding
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MARsHALLTOwN, 1OwA.-The Marsha1ltown
Grocers' associa ton, which included practically
all lines of retail trade in the city has decided
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OSKALOOSA. IOWA.-James Richmond hoist.
ing engineer at the Beacon mine, is dead as the
result of falling into tank of boiling water
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ADA, M1NN.-Mrs. Joseph Herringer died
today the result of an operation. She leaves
husband and two small children.
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APPLETON, WIS.-Because her husband would
not allow her to attend church, Mrs. John Lee
noble, bride of less than year., has been
granted divorce.
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IOWA
UNIVERSITY CLUB
CREATES LINGUIS1S
ESPANAL CLUB AT AMES DRAWS
LATINS AND AMERICANS.

Students Engage in the Study of Span
ish and English Languages at Week
ly Meetings-organized Last Fall,
the Club Has Become Prominent in
! the College Life. >.,... ':
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Special to Tne Journal.

Special to Tne Journal.
Ames. Iowa. May 16.-Iowa State college has
the honor Of having the only Spanish American
club in the state. This club, called "Espanol
and has become Of the most important or.
CARNATIONS in the college life. The club was
organized last October by Miss Gtendord Nc
Cord Of Des Moines. a former student of Iowa
State college, who later went to Leland Stan
ford university and there graduated In the
the number has increased to twenty-four.
The intention of the club Is to meet once
| every week, with banquet for every term Of
the college year. The weekly meetings of the
club arranged with a definite program, ant
a course of study Is prepared by the presiden
the Filipinos with the English language an,
! the American members Of the club with thu
| Spanish language. The Mexicans and the Fill
pinos give short extem2oraneous talks on thu
history and customs Of their native lands.
BY this organization all of the native stu
dents of the Philippines Mexico, Argentine Re
public and, in fact, all the Spanish speaking
! people of the college brought into more inti
mate contact with the American-Spanish stu
! dents
War Over Caps and Gowns.
At recent meeting of the senior class
was voted by a small majority to wear cap
and gowns commencement week. The agltatlo
! In favor Of and against caps and gowns ha
caused trouble in every one of the senior classe
since the organization Of the college. It seem
that the students from the agricultural sectio
have been in favor of it, while the students fror
the engineering section have held out against II
At the recent meeting the engineers wer
caught unawares and the motion was rushe
thru. The faculty asked to take up tn
question and did so, but the matter was lai
over until the October meeting, when 1t Wi
probably come up again.
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BILLINGS MoNT.-There are six cases OF
, smallpox III Yeast Bros grading camp near
FraEie sWyo. on the Burlington extension Of
the Cody branch from sFrannie to Worland,
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Hiram ellison and wife to James Slater "a
and wife. lot 1 and north feet of q
Anthony ................... s1,7oo
Browns Encouragement of Case ct ais ,E
Minnesota 1 Park association to Eugene j. -
Bartlett's First addition. ............- 175
lot ID and south one-half of lot 49, -
Second ea Nicollet ADDITION. .........., 1,s5os
m block kaa = Nieoilet Avenue addition 4oo
Minnesota Title Insurance Trust com
pany to Henrietta COnstans, lot 23 8s
d GeGfa P anio: feaFtanseen' .. row. $50
Albert Il. ANGEL to- Robert ANGEL, west {
four of west one-half, southeast, :
s esstn se ssf ns ls township range
''i lot 6, block 1, Ptman's SUBDIVISION. $3.50 d
Grard Investment company 1paI1 It to Erred s.
tons Second addition ............... 1900
J. F. soike and wife to August Nihlein,
55 feet Second street by 100 feet
on Eighteenth avenue, lot s, block 80,
Bass, NJ. & C;'s addition. .,.::..1... $500 q
soike: undivided three-quarters Of east
Bass, Il: s C.'s addition. ~ 1,s7s =,
Matthias Bierbaum and wife to Theodore 81
nante noe f WIFI eette RGr ha GHehal OF
lots 9 to e. block 7, Minnehaha Falls 400
e. Ball i lot g. Jones' 0 & Gapns addition: $50 3
Louise and Carl Helms to Northern Pa -.
cifc Railway company, part OF lot 9,
block Z, Orth & Hechtman's addi-
James L. Porter and wife to John Stern,
lot e. block 4, Lake Street add -
Ha aiqp NJ Farnbam and wife to James Ito
addition n'D. ~ - 49, $50 j
t lot 2, SOCK Jock %, Oak PARK addition. sa5
George H. Henchman to Ida p. Mac
Connell north one-half of lot 10 and
all of lot H. block. 2, Remingtons Z~
Jchr Wfc"s M""fe +. Mpllnn. lot 3.
4 and s. block s, rEnetonxa Bluffs. ESQ
Little Sisters loor TO Bernhard
Freitas In. 10. north I feet of lot 8,
block 8, Browns subdivision. ......... 2,iOa 81
Minnesota & Dakota Realty company to
Maria C. Stuart. lot 8. block 1S, sec ),
ond division Remington Park. ........ 100
Girard Investment company to w. b.
o n,am ADDITION iii D.o:. nun i.o - 42oo
Louis Hall and wife to Ole Nelson. NV
one-third lot 1884, supplement Mime
tOnka Beach ............ Eoi
Same to Louis B. Berglund, Sc one
third same .:........ 20
Gust Wennerlind and wife to Jennie B.
Lannes. lot %, Payne & Henderson's
subdivision ........................ 1,450
Fifteen miscellaneous deeds. .........-.. ..-
Tota, .sS3, 166
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the minneapolis Of
Produce Exchange, corrected up 10 IL m'
Wednesday, May Is.
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MRS. DIR. FLUELLA MCKAY. SPECIALIST,
It'll st S. Electric and electro gnetie
treatments, scientific massage, vapor sweats,
cures rheumatism sciatica, lumbago and all
nervous weaknesses. Consultation free. Hours,
9 to q.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
~N~~N~~~~~~~~~~-~-~N>~~~~
KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND FINISH
ing done expertly; Photographic materials; our
business established twenty years. o. II.
Peck Co.. LIP 9th st s. -.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

A. D. CAMPBELL, SHADE AND AWNING Co.,
awnings, tents and shades. 211 Henuepin av.
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Sale

1S12 lots in block 1853, New City.
These are beautiful lots for dwelling
purposes.
Lots l to 5. block 14S, New City, II
sold. at. once. 1880 per, lot.
Lots 16 to %, block IS, West King
Tract $4,000.
We have any number of lots in good
locations in any part Of. town desired.
For particulars and prices apply to
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WANTED

WANTED - Practical turpentine
woodsman at once, good salary for
first class man. Apply Rose & Dash.
er, Point Washington, Fla. 26maySt
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WANTED-At once. good house man.
Apply at 619 n. Palafox. 2Omay
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HELIFl WANTED $3.50.
HtANT)ED-50 Laborers. Apply at
once. GOulding Fertilizer Co. 27m
MEN-S91 90 monthly made passing
bills, lacking signs. etc. Life bust
ness. No canvassing. Continental
Distributing Service, Chicago, Ill. 1t"
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WANTED MMEDIATEIY-25 car

WANTED IIAIEDIATEDY-25 car
penters, $3.50 to $3.50; woodturner,
1925; blind. sash and door foreman,
81. All for Tampa; free transporta-
tions from any point; a years work
guaranteed. Boat sails from Mobile
about Tuesday. 22nd inst Our fees IS
per man. Also want for other places
sawyers, flers, machinists, engineers,
millwrights, bookkeepers and stenog-
raphers. Act quick. Those for Tam
pa work better wire US, your expense.
American Registry Co., Mobile, Ala.
20may1w%
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WlANTED-Girl to learn tailor trade.
Apply at once 20 ]. Weiland, 1872 E.
Intendencia st. 26may1w
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WANTED-The public to know that
the Pensacola Building Association
has decided to follow the lead of the
progressive young men who have estab-
lished that modern and up-to-date
thoroughfare, DeLuna street, and that
they are an up-to-date@ and modern
firm; and have taken offices
at 21O DeLuna ST., and are
ready to serve the public in
the building line. General contracting
and repair work a speciality, plans
and specifications furnished with es-
Inmates on short notice. Jas. NJ
Johnson, Mgr, L. Redenback. Asst
Mgr. Smay
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MONDAY WE WILL SELL
ISLAND sHEETENG, 25 YARDS -
NO ONE OVER ONE CUT.
?. {. BF.AWNER'5'
DEPARTMENT S'or''
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y Advertisement in These Columns Is Read by
LESLIE E. BROOKS

LESLIE +. BkUOkS
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
RENTS COLLECTED. MONEY
LOANED.
FOR SALE
s SO0-Lot on North Hill, so feet by
120 deep. One block from car
line. This is cheap.
5 650-A block Of 20 lots on East Hill,
each 40 by 1917. A chance to
double your money.
$100O-iA room house, East Romano
near Tarragona. This will be
business property.
s 700-House and lot East Intendenr
cha, lot 40 by 40.
$1200-Two houses, East Government
street, each renting 800; year.
ly rents $16S; will pay IA per
cent.
$20OO-For two blocks East Hill. near
bayou and on proposed exten"
sion OF car line. Will be worth
double when car line is extend
ed.
s 5OO-one block, East Hill, north o.
Stoddart's.
$1250-Quarter block, 200 feet 'front.'
ing south by 1874 deep, on 18th
Ave. on car line. A bargain;
overlooks bayou.
5000 lots, one a corner, overlook.
ing bayou and bay, near car
line. A good home sita
WHY Not BUY AND MAKE SOME
MONEY? OTHERS ARE MAKING
GOOD PROFITS IN REAL ESTATE
WHILE YOU ARE ASLEEP. GETIN
THE BAND WAGON OR YOU WILL
BE LEFT BEHIND.
FOR RENT
6 room house, E. Intendencia Sis
6 room house, Guillemard, near Y. M
9. A. S16
LESLIE E. BROOKS
Phone 4S2 Fisher Building
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Double In
Value Inside
of a Year

That is what a great deal Of real es
tate in Pensacola is going to do ann
some of it is in the following list.
Half block in New City, frop-ir,
Catalonia square. .S750
Hat block in East King Tract IN
settled neighborhood. e. o.. .s7oo
One-fourth block on Toledo square
New City .. .. -. $500
Lots on 18th and 18th avenues. New
City, at. .. .... e. .. e. $500
200x13215 feet on East Hill car
line o.. ..S1250
Lots in East King Tract or IVES.
King Tract very cheap and on easv
terms. Improved property in IVES.
King Tract, netting 10 per cent. On in.
vestment.
See us in regard to Lake View Hay.
en- Property. Prettiest place in New
City and is on Bayou Texar.
.. Hale Wilson & Co.
Phone 234 IS South PaIaiOX
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WANTED-Everyone TO know that
The Journal has nice, clean old pa
pers for sale cheap. Only five cents
a bundle.
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TEAMGNG WANTED-We can give
steady employment for twelve to
fifteen logging teams. Short haul,
good ground. Call on or write r. A.
& R. H. Bombay, McDavld, Fla.
24may.
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LESLIE E. BROOKS
Phone 4s2 Fisher Building
HELP WANTED

TWO TRAVELLING Statesmen
wanted in each state; salary $125
per month and expenses. Samples
free; experience unnecessary. Cali
fornia Cider & FlavOring Co., Box
1347, st. Louis, Mo. 1t
VIE SECURE POSITIONS Amy
line, anywhere. Demand for high
grade commercial technical and me-
chanical help exceeds the supply
Write for particulars. National EN-
plOyment Association, Century Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga. 1t*
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The best meats will not cost you any
more than the poorest kind if you
buy at the right place. Vegetables,
poultry, beef, pork, etc. Garland &
Zelius, cor. Baylen and Intendencia.
Phone 1882. 24may