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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

~ IJ.
vi, 1902 1864 Penn av9 S, 8Kenwood: duplex
mouse. which has the appearance or a.
very me single residence, containing two,
finished in oak with several ssyga f large. s fine
aareplaces. builttin sideboards, hardwood
hardWare and ras eY ssfurea Sest
UNIQUE .,n home that win interest anyone
VINO VINO Wisnes an investment Of this char
20 5000 n seth St.. A very attractive, new
horog caesg home %a Of eight
In every. detail, oak finish, double doors,
S cS,nn eSa.s openings built,in bookcases.
French plate glass mirror. plate glass
windows. best hardware and fixtures extra
be ySatpoS on rst n0qr four large
plant laundry. vegetable cellar. coal bins;
los a o. to sidewalk. Can be purchased
Must Be Sold at Once IS, ooo-A nine room,
ems az near Seth Ip st; furnace i heat hard
wood finish and floors. bath; lot 5Ox131
81 soo9 ret 11th Az 8 GOOD ,,tt,e home J, ,,,
rooms. located close to city center in Il
district where ground is rapidly Increasing
n nv value City water and sewer sonnee-
lions. gas fixtures, cistern; lot 26x100 feet,
with driveway and room for barn. All i'm
e. on proyements In street; including paving.
double double house In Oak Lake district; ten
minutes walk from city center Two good
furnaces, gas fixtures, full basement,
screens. Total monthly rental s46 Good
s., sooA beautiful little cottage sa. near sth av
and 37th st: seven rooms, finished In birch,
with hardwood floors. bath. full basement,
decorations; lot 40x1S1 feet. st.i'5a 4 !
10. 6O0-Ftrst-class home on Irving ay s. near
oath st: Lake Of the Isles; eight rooms.
thoroly modern, hardwood finish and floors;
: bath. hot water heating plant. built only
two years Terms one-third cash.
s., s00-A fine home near Mt. Curve av. on
Logan aV s; nine rooms; finished in
hardwood. with hardwood and parquet
floors. bath. fireplace, gas fixtures decora-
r lions. laundry; Petler heating plant, good
< barn: lot 50x135 feet; an exceptionally
a. cheap house. gil, -e' .r.f y p. ..
b. Thorpe Bros. 2O6 Andrus Bldg.
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FOR SALE ndIscELLANEoUs


sale Of dne pianos ID breaStnr ali records for
piano selling in Minnesota Splendid pianos are
going for about half their actual value No
wonder our store Is crowded with eager buy
ers. Our prices are 800 to 5000 lower than
any house in the northwest. Extra discounts
Here are q few sample bargains:
S125 buys Gabler piano, Ia octayes.
ivory keys. good condition, SIS monthly.
$215 buys $500 Brinkerhoff piano, golden
Z oak case. full swing desk, 8 pedals strings;
SO monthly. 5' i'
$3.50 buys a $425 Haines Bros, piano, full
size, full metal plate,7 1-B octaves, duet rnu-
I sic desk. splendid bargain; So monthly.
1855 buys $525 Hartman plano. Only a
trife shopworn. grand bargain sit you are
looking for something unusually fine; SIC
monthly. 455gs s{ s,5T ~, &, s5, -
s24o buys a $3.50 steger piano. a tribe shop.
worn; one OF the finest styles this popular
factory turns out; 81 monthly
$3.50 buys q $3.50 Lagonda piano. used, but in
excellent condition 3; empire style; mahogany
1926 buys a $3.50 McPhtil piano used only
I'VE months; a beautiful piano with a glor
-S Used pianos going for SIS, $25, ss5, $50,
'T $50, $50, $780, $110, sl30, $40, $166. $3.50
$780, s21o, 1920, seas, $40, $3.50, $780,
Terms reduced for this sale to So So, s..
So, Sc, 81 and $40 month.
rel Foster & Waldo,
80 9Th st s. Corner Nicollet Az.
hand office. store. bank. drug. fectionery,
furnishing, cigar and window fixtures; largest
stock OF new and secondhand safes; all sizes;
standard makes: also automatic tipe lock
Of wall cases. show cases. desks. chairs
tables. scales. registers. letter files. type
:. writer's. dummy figures and wax models. =
s.ia s>.& Twin City Fixture Co..
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Unimproved.

a { + { sz,e. B Z & 4 8
5000 each-Iots on 18th ,av NE between c
o washington and Jefferson, 4x12O, side {
% walk and city water; SIS down, SIS per c
o $s75-e7x165, on 9th st NE between 18th {
and 19th east front. c
$3.50 each-Adams. st NE between Broad c
way and 18th; west front, 4Ox129; easy
terms. &C., = c
$6oo--Main st NE: between 7th and 9Th, {
Q se east front 44xleo; easy terms; 9
o. 18th and 18th, 4ox1So, west front; easy G
Q terms. - IS ;;.,&t- -
o 5000 eox1sc, Adams!st NE between 18th {
0 and 18th, east front; $500 down, bal c
Q 81, 5ooIIo tt AIoos2osA on Marshall st NE :
between 18th and" 18th; runs back to {
O. river. ZAP pes s,..%ys:. =, ]. = {
Hennepin and 4th st. - ss. - {
o 90 O. o. o. 90 o o.
BUY A LOT NOW WHILE THEY ARE STILL
cheap. We have lots for sale son the South
- Side; also 4th az 8 cars and Northeast,
(which we can sellEat from s1 SAT to $500 per
easy terms, to suit Nour needs ,.I 3 II: Z:
Call on Ianney, ~ =, 81 =
:: :, - ;c - 2os. Oneida Building.
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST. BEAUTIFUL
= lots In this city re rat sevenoaks, on selby
Lake st interurban line: We have river bank
easy terms. For platsoand information, call al
our Offices, corner 42d av s and Lake st, Of
ia 4th st s, Edmund G.. Walton Agency.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT, WEST FR0NT.1Ts ON
James .ay close to Franklin; this lot lies ir
one Of tie most beautiful blocks in ths city;
z Il sold at onieA ixiAaic phens, 1853 Wv
FOR sALE-EINE LOTT on z1ERxEs Az s.
water in street: fine trees. a Inquire 440e
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAL. 81
Improved.
Continued.

:
3 s. z orls2os AZ, Ten Rocks
9 With bath gas, combinatio heat,
o III extra good fireplace, all back plas. III
s7s tered; a very warm and complete
Q. 50, 800 -32oo Irving ay s, seven rooms {
finish on frst hoo M'0 bathr ssSa, aad
9 n, laundry; very desirable modern =
8 So, eooMss25 Blaisdell say, fne modern
Q house, all complete except heating
Q plant, which win be- put In to. suit "a
q purchaser; built 4 by 4 owner for a
Q home. 1t can be purchasedsat actual {
o ss,5oo-1so5 Irving ay s. eight rooms and
bath, gas, electric light, birch and
Q enamel finish: barn and full lot
Q $1,soo-2221 Pierce st Ne. This is worth
Q your while to look over. 80
$4,000 for either AIT or 41s James az
Rsa sEs a Coed ee T sR
house; could be made into four u i aats,
but is really business property and Z
stores would rent readily; 1918 4th
. $e,oooSmoSalie Cedar ;av, six fats; rent {
o, 5000 per year. For permanent in
o vestment this Is the best thing on {
O the market today. <s-
Q We have a good Investment for $4,000
near the courthouse.
. T.. A. Jameson,
o 205 Andrus Building.
20 O o o3;#od o. O 70 O o o
A GOOD, UP-Te-DATE, MODERN, 9-ROOK
? house, cheap $1,000 cash, balance; time, BY
owner, 1921 Sd ay S. Telephone r. G.. 1928
$2,7oo-EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH, CLOSET
) gas, barn. sewer: east front; Grand anG
9th st. G.. 8. woodruff COS Guaranty bldg
FIvE-RooM COTTAGE WITH BATH; HARD
wood finish and floors thruout; full basement
gas in house; lot 6Ox126. 1858 LyndaIe ay N
ARE YOU LAYING, BY SOMETHING FOE
the hard times sure to come? The Saving,
Bank Of Minneapolis, 4th st and I'd av s
So, 500-sEVEN ROOMS AND BATH; OAK FIN
ish; full basement: terms Harriet and 27tf
: st. g. s. Woodruff. Cos Guaranty bldg.
l,s5o-BRAND.NEW FoUR.RooM COTTAGE
month takes It. 1921 sPillsbury av
MODERN, N1NE.RooM7 HOUSE FOR SAIL
cheap by the owner, on premises 3O12 james
av S. T! G. phone TELL.
FOR sALE-NINE.RooM MODERN HOUSE
2946 Humboldt av NJ easy terms. Inquire
1425 Dupont N. AEGE go
LEAKING ROOFS REPARED-Ai kinds Of tin
ming. Glassberg. NJ. 1766 J2.. 1912 7th st S
SEE sULFLoW DREDGE, 43S ANDRUs, FoT
bargains IN S-room houses in thirteenth ward
sIx-RooM HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION
city water and gas. Address 3OOS 26th st S
FOR sALE-5-RooM HOUSE AND LAUNDRY
barn, with full stock. 2bo3 Irving av N.
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Farrnz.4,ands.

I
: EasD. fAsD: 12sR iAsD< I l2,fe
Q Write me for map and particulars OF me 20
q In Kanabec County il MINI, near ogilvie: Q
o The greatest stock-raising, dairying and 9
o general farming country In tte northwest;
9 75 miles from Minneapolis; Choice lands and! Q
Q y0pS own h Iouis 4.El.zopard ~. 9
o SOP Oneida Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS Q
MUST BE SOLD Al oNcE-leo ACRES FINE
5 farming and meadow land, Maple Grove town
ship, 6row Wing county, Minnesota, good
ings, land all fenced with wire fence, six
to 125 tons blue joint hay .(meadow 100 acres)
balance hardwood timber land subject to mort
gage of $1,000 due May, 1908, g per cent;
#wlll take SEQ cash:2 Address P}o Box 1874 1
s21 6o-1oo ACRES GOOD IOWA LAND, THREE
quarters OF mile west of Elmore, Mimi
land Is located in Kossuth county, Iowa, on
e he e ern
eow; fairly well improved, good house.. small
barn with sheds, good granary, eorncribs and
two drilled we7is good young u sroSe ;e Price
$24, 900; will deal for land in Minnesota or
North Dakota. Engleyale Land 8 Loan Co.,
$40 ACRES FOR THE PRICE OF A HALF SEC
finest farm land on the Missouri slope, N. p,
the greatest wheat section in the world at $12
per acre: We locate you On homestead ad-
Joining the land you buy. Write. US foE par
tisulnrs Excursions every auesasy speeisl
highlands Land Agency 71o-711 New York
Life building. St: Paul. MINI.
= > GARDEN LOTS. N ~
49, G,.ss IS Acre Lots! G:G1
There is no richer soil out Of doors than
the land at the corner of 34th st and Saith
az s. We win sell acre. lots for 5000 an
and easy terms. W. viii also advance small
sums to help build. Edmund G.. Walton
Agency, Ia 18th st 81 %. ~. -.
i20.A0RE FINE STOCK FARM, CH1sAao
s Saanse IN n pasture and timber dark ioam
barn s2zso and other buildings; two miles
count Of poor health; price SAT per acre. Send
for my list of farms and wild lands Akerson,
Lindstrom, MIMI 90 a -
20, Coo ACRES OF FIRST CLASS TIMBER
anS gGd M
town; viii furnish 5000 feet Of lumber to each
purchaser t. build price ;lo t to 81
m me-, &c Co.. e55 TEMPLE Court Minneapolis.
q YOU WANT TO BUY LAND IN SOUTH
Dakota or want a farm. either improved OF
Hgmaa eesat y seu pssoa the
write us at once for maps. etc. Representa-,
tyes y Ts1ted Life SSane s. Mn
IDEAL 1o2.AcRE FARM FOR SALE; ADAPT
ed to fruit. stock or grain; living water, per-
feet title good buildings fertile a'1s. soil SOIL,
miles from railroad u nes Rspss
three hours from Chicago VIII Fisher. Water,
yliet, Mich. -. z -
n YOU WANT a FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
over o, tie section through which railroads are
now building write or call on us; low rates.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

II. MlNNEIUNKAF RUFEkIY
>~~~~~~>~~~~c-cC~~ >~coS>c~~~ecc~~~
FOR MNNEToNKA PROPERTY SEE OR
ip Minnetonka property exclusively. Fall Is
the time for bargains and have them. Cat
alogue and map free. - + - ~.
WANTED-THREE 70 FIVE ACRES WITHIN
walking distance Minpetonka line; give loca-
ton. general description and price. Address
s7649. Journal. s-{t2't. st.s7 81 -
FURNISHED LAKE COTTAGE AT MOUND,
Minnetonka.r for week or season, T.. b.
L Hughes. POI P. O.. building. Tel. n. w, 1701.
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MOVING

@>>~~o~~~~~
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
urequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor-
4 ing and shipping household goods. Call and in
spect our new plant at 4th av S and Lake st,
the largest In the west: the finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and F1reproof
Storage Warerooms with separate rooms and
: compar tments. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
Office. 400 Lake st. Main office, As Sd st s..
MNNEAPoLIs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO. has best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacifo coast
and other points; can save you money; do
not be deceived by other advertisers; we can
and will DO what we agree regarding. car
I rates Write or CALL Safes and heavy ma
chinery moved by experts. 122 9Th st S.
& Both phones. =. - u. ~:
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 CHI.
cago, Denver, Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
. and: tributary points. The only concern in the
N. w. doing enough business in this line to
give prompt and reliable service. Avoid risk
and trouble by giving your business to the
s Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 48 Sd st 81
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE,
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved By
Z L experienced men. liz 9th st N. Both tele-
phones 500.
W. NJ. DYE, Transfer, Moving, Teaming Of
every description. BIB 18th st 8: Z. 9. 9bs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-11

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Paul Menca and Karoline Bryziak.
: Stanislaus Zfch and Theresa Szyszka. f
Ray A. Cooley and Annie L.. Lewis.
Winclow R. Yermeck and Catherine Wirtx
George Siebke and Jeanette Tasseth.
George Goliath and Eva Dumont
Il Francis Il Annie and Annie Gleason.
Philip Smith and Jane Altagen.
George q. Lund and Annie a. Edberg.
Frank A. Blazer and Mary Reardon.
Erwin B. Shinkle and Mamie Drake.
McCoola Annette and katherine Hewitt
Thomas Mulrennan and Mary Cunningham
John Kylander and Ester Olson.
4. DEATHS.
Maria Lindquist, All Harrison street NE.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, city hospital.
Alice Hoar, Asbury hospital.
John e. Christianson, 1919 Second street s.
L. B. Fifeld, III Douglas avenue.
Fred Archer, city hospital.
William Firth, sol Ridgewood avenue
Joseph Kodak, 1924 Second street NE.
Mardell Nelson, First avenue S and Fourth
street.
Alfred NJ. Lund, First avenue and Fourth
street.
Lucinda slocum, 1915 Second avenue 8.
Mar Hansen, 2415 Sixth street N.
/ Isabella. w. Greens, 1929 Oakland avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-11

BIRTHS.
MI: and Mrs. ]. J. johnson, 211o Fourth ave-
nue S, a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius johnson, 80 Central
avenue, girl. z. 1858 SO ~ ~ 81 q
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla W. Maben, 2eos Clinton
avenue, a boy. &:z...-s4 So
/ Mr.. and Mrs. oda osker, 2s41 Fort place,
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Schultz, a44s Grand
avenue, a girl.
hr. and Mrs. Patrick Neelan, 600 Twentieth
avenue NJ male twins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Hohenwald, 1873 Emerald
street, girl.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-11
INSTRUCTION

WANTED-THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF a
good Teachers one who thoroughly understands
eighth grade work; and can devote two hours
reasonable. Answer at once. Address 1879,
4 Journal 80 :iissAs1t -
SAVE MONEY By LEARNING SHORTHAND
q at home. rates within reach Of all Gregg
Shorthand Correspondence School. 4O1 Evanston
building. Minnea polls: ts5
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS 10 AND FRoM En-.
z rope at lowest rates. via Canadian Pacific
Railway company, Royal Mail Steamship lines.
Atlantic service, shortest ocean trip. Only
four days from land to land. New gigantic
express steamers Empress of Britain and EN-
speed, submarine signals. wireless telegraphy,
cost over So, 900, 900 each. Finest, fastest and
largest steamers between St. Lawrence ports
and Europe. Every luxury Of travel and, all
the comfortable appointments are at the dis
posal Of passengers travelling on these steam
= ers. Rates and information, n. q. Lddman
Northwestern Passenger Agent 232 EicolIet
av. Telephone T. @. 79s. N. W. Main 2618.
GOING TO EURoPEi BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip see Cunard Line. Guaranty BLDG, S
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MEDICAL.

MRS. DR.. FLUELLA. /. MCKAY. SPECIALIST,
E No. z 7th st s; electric and electromagnetic
treatments, scientific massage, vapor and medi-
Gated sweats, cures rhenma ttsm lgmbago,
!: nervous diseases and weaknesses of all kinds;
consultation free.
PMEs-DR. a. WAITE, 80 YEARS sPECIAL-
Ii list; cures every case. Write for pamphlet;
! mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn ~, Minneapolis
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GOOD FIRMS TO PATRoNIZE

THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
Corner 9th st end LIST av s,
Wishes to announce to their friends and d.
4 irons that they have recently installed one Of
the finest and most expensive soda fountains
In the city. g tg.S ).
Visitors cordially invited to make our store
or while waiting for the cars; large, comfort.
able seats, electric fans and public phones.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE-osTEoPA AND NY
dropathic treatments for dentistry, tailoring,
fuel or thing 4 can use; cure rheuma-
tism dropsy, indigestion and nervous troubles.
Telephone Main 3488-J or address 70S3,
Journal. ~ - ;ss.3l -:
70 TRADE-NEW VIOLIN AND MAND0IIN
Tor bicyals. Address III. Washington ayt n.
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For Rent-Offices.

SINGLE OFFICES AND SUITES OF TWO AND
three rooms. in Century building. LIST and
4th st; rent reasonable. Call 2O8 Century bldg.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.

LADY WILL EXCHANGE ELEGANT NEW
brass bed. worth $75. for board and room;
must be modern. quiet locality, private; ref
erences. 1868. Journal. s5-
WANTED-ROoM AND BOARD FOR MOTHER
i and 3-year-old child: within walking dis.
( lance 3736 4th ay $. Phone South 799 J.
a GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD AND ROOM
i with bath, private family preferred. Address
4 1875, Journal
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GARDEN LOTS.

There is no richer soil out Of doors than
the land at the corner of 34th st and Saith
av s. We will sell acre lots for 5000 an
acre, or half-acre lots for 1925, on reasonable
and easy terms We will also advance small
sums to help build. Edmund G. Walton
Agency Ia 18th st g.. szfs5, .a Z! ts,U2 ,ga.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

GC1NG TO EURoPEf
your trip see Cunard
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-PARTIEs LEAVING CITY TO GET
our cut rates on household goods to Chicago,
Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals and
L q tributary points For best Of service at the
q lowest possible rates write or call on the
. Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd 1t S.
STOVE 55-wANTED-sEooND-HA BASE.
r burner, self-teeding heater; must be in good
condition and reasonable; give price and de-
scription when answering. Address $685., Jour
nal. So E5as5' l:{ta 4 t5sEEH -
PLYMoUTH FURNITURE %. pays highest
cash prices for second hand household goods.
427 Wash. av s, T. O. 2eo6. N. W. NJ 1257-L.
SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 IINDAH d
Degre' highest prices Peid; 4o5 Washington
wANTED-D1AMoNDi WANT 70 BUY a
diamond; must be cheap for cash. Call at
room 400, Globe building. s;g.z>s
WANTED GOOD PORTABLE POOL TABLE
for cash or in exchange for tailoring. Ad-
dress 1927. journal. = a. -t.s+-l
WANTED MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs, HIGH.
est prices paid. Max A. Kohen, 827 Wash s.
5WANTED--A SMALL RoLL-ToP DESK FOR
house. 4 Call Z. q. phone 5oT6 g@s z
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COMPLETE MODERN HoME-T you ARE
sme fG have h0F Sv nsr ceuS aS
solutely ready to move into without enc dol
lars expense. Better than any fiat you were
ever a IN ana VIII eo Cost no more to furnish
= in possession and your regular rent will pay
the balance House has Z rooms and bath.
Price only So $50. Loca tion 9Th ward.
= ID O. Bell Invst Co., Iii 4th st 8.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-17
GGHCH PAGE
Saturday, March II, 1906

Dgn kind society, but the type exeng the
journalism
The sinking downward into immoral ough dragging
its readers into q Shiny unruh-
The editor fortified the position that strengthened
the public mind by the his
gain and revengeful action
The paper that constituency its
through of facts misrepresentation and quotations coed to suit
the personal ends of the editor
These the revolving o degenerate journalism.
When a active
agent for evil the formidable its has such public
confidence.
To appalling degree degenera has the fallen under the
edorship of George w. Wilson.
From its high reproachabe distinguished
1t has dropped to the lowest a of truth
Under and until
the outward shell Of former especi become HANDB FOR HUM
BUG CARNVAS FAKE SHOWS SCHEMES OF VARIOUS
the interests of Jacksonville but really ADD TO THE FINANCIAL STATUS
The shadow the has aided this of the Times
Union were beyond repoach
the amalgamaton the best Jacksonville journalism
represented the combined efforts of those had the Times the
Union, the old Times Union and the Citizen.
With this heritage it faced a future full of promise.
The Times conducted by the gifted cratic Union
the of the MCm and the combination the the
brilliant Charles H.
cae brought the Union faith
That the condition when placed in charge George W. Wilson
great with the whole State for its terrory with thousands look
to it for information and guidance.
Its geographical position assured its a State
Its past had endeared it to its followers
It's tegapc service and facilities for gathering the it far
above all contemporaries
every
Foridns; daily
But its has degadd the integrity of journalism
It's editor degraded his the nrepute
and forcing into depths of charanm that his purposes may be
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-17
The Big WaistF

IL Is not reasonable to believe that
viz
spirit alved
be regretted however, known
though beneficial Of work
Ce the after Tmes
% % against the Governor would
% T; was OBJECT sought in MISQUOTING BROWARD
under will
ONLY THE SIDE 1T FAVORS. " e' "i' appears rfNi1i
IN tbO u IN VAIN bring before
~ Inc FINEST would
. u CARRIED his words and deliberately msquoed him
Will not print facts concerning prospective work W s p''
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-17
How the T,uo Jacksonville Daihes Haze Placed the

The latest depreciation imposed the respected Union and
carried through readers the false quotation OF Gov
ernor speech this city March when he was reported
missaement printed with intention of placing the Governor
false position before public press order to or prejudice against the
GOVERNOR BROWARD NOT DENOUNCE THE ENTIRE STATE
March g. He did refer to two newpaperthe lines
and severely censured them , ,o,,, - ~
that They WOULD
PRINT SIDES OF THE CASE. 49,
To get rid report made to include ALL
the State
crafty piece create antagonsm between the entire press OF the
that the editor of the Times Union might better
main his opposition to Everglade drainage. ~ .
injustice the
the Times Union for information
They were deceived them alleged by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
George HIS Wit

George III. was the uthor Of \ many
clever sayings. Meetlng Lord Kenyon q
\ leyee soon after that eminent Justice
had been gull tys Of an extraord mary ex.a
splosion &of i'll hurnor IN the Court OF
King IS Bench, 3 the King remarked I'd
him: 44 lf3.f 5;t & Si8
y My Lord Chief Il Justice. NJ hear that
! you have loBt your temper, and from my
great regard for you a am glad to hea Il
II, for ~ hope you j; will find q better
sone.' n "a A. s g33
4 4 Having; knighted d a gentleman named
Day at q slevee held 'on 4 he 10th OF Sep
TENDER, His Majesty said, Now know
that I am al king for - have turned Day
and have mad Q ~ dy lJny a Il
aelmas. a&t S a. # sIS IL IA 55f
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