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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27

nominee for the office of superinten-
dent of insurance, predicts that Mike
sweeney will beat w. NJ. Glenn for the
Job of state senator in the big Thirty
eighth district
This is the district which was for
years represented by Fred Dumont
Smith. Smith was beaten for the nom
nation, and w. NJ. Glenn is the Re
publican nominee.
II believe that there is no doubt
that Sweeney will defeat Glenn said
Mr.. Belisle. THAT district has always
been a hard one for the Republicans
to figure on. and they will lose it this
year. Pawnee county will give big
majorities for Bryan. Botkin and the
whole Democratic ticket. 1t is natur-
ally Democratic county. All but one
of our county officials are Democrats.
That one is the county clerk, and he
has held the job for 80 years. We have
quit trying to beat him.
A prominent Kansas Republican,
who has been identified with the con-
sentative faction of the party COM
mented as follows today:
This guaranty deposit discussion is
taking just the turn that Kansas Re
publicans have most to fear. Mr.. Bry-
an will now come before the Repub-
licans of the state and say, You KAN
sas Republicans have endorsed the
guaranty idea. Taft is opposed to
that idea. The only way you can get
what you want is to vote for me-
THAT sort of an appeal by Bryan
may lead to considerable crossfiring.
Bryan may get the votes of lot of
Kansas Republicans, and that sort of
wave may be strong enough to pull
down the Republican control of the
legislature. I don't believe Stubs can
be beaten, because about a third of
the Democrats of the state will vote
for him.
what the Kansas Republicans
should have done in their platform
was to have stood by Taft, and kept
silent on the bank guaranty issue. The
members of the legislature could have
given their individual pledges to sup
port the guaranty law, and we would
have been in a position to carry out
the will of the people of the state
without being in any danger of conflict
with Taft
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27
STORAGE POINT FOR WOOL.
Committee Representing IL States
Will Select a Location.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Aug. 27.-The
question of the selection of a central
storage point was temporarily dis
posed of at the final session of the
National Wool Growers association by
the adoption of a resolution empower
ing Fred w. Gooding to appoint a
committee of six members including
himself to act in conjunction with
commissioners from 13 states with
authority to select central storage
city ard work out sucn details may
arise in connection Herewith.
This committee together with COM
niissioners will 1t is said. visit Denver,
Omaha, St Joseph, Minneapolis, St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27

The Olympic theater. which has
been closed during the summer, will
reopen for the season tonight under
new management. Messick Brothers
orchestra will furnish the music. This
will be the only moving picture house
in the city which has a complete or
chestra and will give its patrons high
grade moving pictures, illustrated
songs and sweet music. Tonight and
balance of wee ka cornet solo will be
rendered at each performance. Adj
mission cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27
ASKED FOR SECOND PLACE.
Although He Might Have Had First
II Is Said.

Madison, Wis. Aug. 27.-Henry
Casson, Sr., has been chosen as as
sistant secretary of the Republican
national congressional campaign COM
mittee, which will have its head
quarters at New York during the fall
campaign. CaSson is an adept in
politics and since December, 1899. has
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27
Friday Bargains

In good times bad times in season and out of seas
on an ar OF busy-ness always pervades this store.
Especially is this true Friday mornings when our
underprce offerings attract economical folks as surely
ana as lrreslstbly as magnet attracts iron filings.
This is the last of the summers half holidays and we
are offering an unusually attractive list of bargains In
gain " we have offered this summer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH

Fingers roughened by needlework
catch every STAN and look hopelessiy
dirty. Hand SapoIio removes not
only the dirt, but also the loosened, in
jured cuticle, and restores fhe fingers
10 their natural beauty.
ALI. GRoCERS AND DRUGGISTS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27
&c Skeins of Emb'd'v Silk 1,

It's the we'll known Brainard
& Armstrong; Embroidery Silk
most all kinds. colors and
shades. We are closing out the
line. and to give it added impet-
us we offer 4c skeins -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27
Sc Manicure Sticks Ic

One of the most popular Fri
day Bargains we've ever offer-
ed. Made of genuine orange
wood. pointed on one end and
flat-cupped-on tho other.
Again this week these Sc
Manicure Sticks xC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27

the purpose of determining which city
offers the greatest advantage to the
wool growers Of the western states
This trip will probably commence
October IA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-27
We Cannot Accept Mail or Telephone
Orders For These Friday BARGAINS

Good, strong, long-wearing
cotton Torchon Laces-edges
and insertions In widths up to
inches. Lay in a supply Bar
gain Friday while you can buy
it at half price. 10c r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
&ataitrupbe ami bcm EmoctsS nnb.

9cllin9bam III, Mniby II. &u'
mar. - Ter @oiolins|diio9icrbam.
pier .SSInno 6lpcr" ging Gcl.crn nit
II Ynliogieren an @oro bon bier
rad AnnocortiS, % OiciIen meitcr
auipGrtS am Yli9ci Slno, ab. Gr
ereihte icite 9eltinmmg nidlt mo
ale Hod)rid)ten bon linn ieblcll, OBJ
eleid Elm Subeno SunbsG nmpfer
tGglid iiber Ole ben Inn periolgtc
&ollte iabren. 8ep0bnlid) mdd)t Der
o&SInno 6lper" Die 6abrt III 2l@
Stunoen. anoerc Gonlpicr baben
tellte criolglos nod) ibm gelltht mo
man iiird)tet, Dab or nit Munn ulto
MolrS mtergegangcn lit. Gos 6nbr-
5ellQ mur0e bon Gupt. 6reo. Sing
ems Nnmncortes beicbli9t. Seinc Wo'
ihineric ioll BET Der NeitriAen Ibs
labrt Don bier ouber Sr0nung gene.
len iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
@egcn Hcuniun Der @lanen mnb
Wrancu.

Souonnob, g., "A. San. -
General Stepben :. Gee, scr S0d,Its
COMMANDMENTS Der ,llniteo Gonic.
berate Sctcrals," erfldrte in eincnl
Sllteruielu, or iei 9cgell oic iiir oo9
Snbr 1909 1T &nibingtou geplants
Geimion Ser 9lailen lno @raupll.
Sei elmer iold)en Hennion< nleinte err.
ionltten oielleidt BON beioen Seiten
IerBeutl1en 9etban meroen, melde
AnoerS0entenoe perlebten uno Strei-
ti9feiten anItatt gegeuieitiges @ohI-
mollen berporriefen, uto oesbalb ioll-
te MAJ Die Sad)e lieber olrf lid berli-
ben loiien. General gee mill audi
BON elmer Ee~niionirung coniooerirter
&eteronen ieitens Ser 9uioesregic.
rltng nifts miiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
MicOer Gin Npm6cn. Nttcntnt.

Nem 9orf, IA. Gan. - Gin
rlldIoicS 9ombenottentot muroe
tcutc rib ouf oos iiiniit6diqc
W%iietbSbots Nr. l16, Oit CT. StrnBc,
8cmodt. Gina 5pon5i9 Eerionelt
mlroen leift uerwunoet mo cS lit
EN- &GtbIel, Dab feline WeniGenIeben
Sen Morobtben 5lm Spier iielen, oic
eS iider oili 0ie fSamilie oes itoIieni.
lten 8rocers anOreoa Ncqllaro abge-
'eben botten. Die 0ermiiitu1g, sic
Hurfy Die grplolion angeridtet MIR
&C, lit groBer ais bel ir0ero eil1enl ser
irilbcren 9onlbenattentute, sic leioer
III Den leBten Monaten IN 10 illrdJtbu.
rer @eiic iiberbono genommen boben.
IS lit d)arofteriitiif, DAB olld Oieie3
Nal ieoe Spur Der ShGter feblt mo
bob Die Folijei MIR cine cin6ige Gbco.
RE 81 gcben bat: Die ld)uar5c
Sono."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Bum : hnu Gru5cf.

Nerjtc bo6cn oa$ @ort. - 9entii.
bumaen ser Gcrtbei0igung, Den
g%9ohuiinn ibrc3 alientcn nodl3u.
mciieu.
Ncm DOrt, II. Gan. - 6arru
81. Ibom'3 2ImpQltc ridtcten in Der
bcutiBcn @crihtaiibunq ibr gauges
Ncitrcbcu 0oraui oen @abniinn iii.
res &licutcn ais @rum0 Der @ntidul
GiQrug iiir Stonioro @bite's I0o.
tlmg 3u bcmciicn. Die mGbrcn0 Oc9
Cages pernomnncnen 6ollptidAIidcu
3cD9cn moren ErOieIior Charles $.
&ocblcr aus NSlnonn, Wtinn. lUelder
IN 1886 elmer Ser 9cbrcr 0cS Au0e.
tlagten in Scr lluiOeriitGt pom $500.
ltcr, O., mar, mo Srou NmN Gro
6ctte ans Sau Wfotco, Gal, lpeIdlC
lbmu in 1897 SIT Wontc GorIo ais
aranfcnpGrteriu Ucrpilcatc. 9ciOc
cr5Gblten iiber Ole GrcentricitGteu 0c$
jlulgcn Wonncs uno crtl0rteL icin
9ene6mu iei ibucn ME goll5 per,
n%iinitig por9efommcu.
Or. &obu !. Cccmor aus aitta,
ring, pa, elmer ser 2ler5te Ser Go'
mile lbom, ionic sic 2lcr5te orcicr
REORGANIZATION in tpeIdcn Mitglic.
ser Scr 6umiIic Ibom pom pGterlitcr
mo miltterIider Seite Der ais {uinl
fen umtcrgebradt mor0cn morcn,
lpurOen cbenial5 pernommcn. IS 9c-
lang Dem 0iitrift5anmult, piele All&
ioQen, meIde sic GertbGioigrng gc
mad)t 81 babcn miinidtr, ourd) Gin
mdroe alt5juihlieben, aaein ea muroc
qciulg pcrnomncn nm Ocn Qcmiinid
ten Ginoruf nlli Oie &llrp 81 MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15

beunltcn ucccptirt, monof nlGn I'D
irilbcr Qcrid)tet Bate,
9pnupurte'S 8utotten.
gluf Die 4nirage ocs SdjabomtSs
ScfretGr9 hat Der @enCralurlpolt EN-
Wutad)tcn oabin ob1cgcbcr, Dab aud
inter Dem Heimobrlungamlttel @c'
IeB Die Ntarflrung un0 GtltettlrlIllg
BON 0citiQirten 8~etrdnfen IN @ebtll-
0cn ooer unoerer &crpndllna Seltell@
Der 2li6beamten 0es Steueronlte@
nad mie Dor, je nuh Der 3ul0mmcrl=
icbung, inter Den Hubritcn Sigh
NineS," .Nlfobol" ooCr oSplrltlIo=
len" (Nltm, MbiSfep, 8runop oOer
Sim poraenomuen perocn mililc.
Gonferen5 ii ber 2aH0s
Ero5ciic.
ErGiioent Rooiepelt conferirtC &c
tern nit SefretGr 8ariielo un0 Dem
aus Dem General &onobiircou aus
id)ciocnocn GonmiIIdr 9%ailinger @Cs
trcfia Der Sortiilbrung Der Sonopro,
seize. SefrctGr Garfield crtIortc, oaB
Ole iiingitc Gntideioun9 Oea Goloro
oo'cr @Critta ST @ltnitcn Der Sano\
ihminbler feline prin5ipielle gelueien
lei mo elmer 6ortietun0 Der &ro5cilc
nid)t i'm @ege itebe. SpGter bate
Der ErQiioent oie9bejiiglih altd) cine
Gonferen5 nit @ouperneltr Nnd)tel
pGn Colorado.
AngeiteIlte 0cS @cneruh
Hun0amtcS uuSQc-
6locn.
T<u ocm Yro5eB Don Wm. i. Froi
Ter miocr George &. Slim, meltcr Ole
@eridtc idon icit longer 3cit be
ihGitigt bate, cntitieo oo2 Nun0e@.
Ncriht, BOB 9ngeitelttc bea WcneruI
&onoomtca nod ocn beltcbenoen &c
lcben GiiCntlihc SGnOcreien llift cr-
wcrbcn 0iirfcn. Eroiier bate, nab
reno cr bel DEM giireult ongeltcllt
mar, I'M Sabre 1886 ein 2~onogebict
iii Oatinla = Gountp, Wuib., erruor=
ben, mclhe5 linn bon Sinn itreitig
gunod)t muroC, nod)oem er bc6cutcl-
De Ncrbciierungen 0urnui porqcnom,
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Cine Sunarr.S Concentration in ct,
Sunis.

Ct. 2ouiS, fl. Gan. - 9ld,t.
hunOert orbeitaloie, bungrige mo
Observation-Disclosures Mf1nner 5oaeN Lerlte
ourd Die idueebeoedteit taltcn Stru.
ZEN mad Dem H~otbbauie, I'M Dem
Mopor @cla 81 bitten. ibncn sur
Grlan9un9 bon 9eih1itiQlmg bebiiIi.
lid 5u ieiu. llripriingIi6 bruden
MIR 800 Monn oui. ollcin untermcQ5
crbielten lie 3upoha. Mn ser SpiBe
m%oridlirte Snme5 Gaoibom, Ehilon.
tbrop unO SproBling elmer rciten
6amilic, meIfer lid ie0of nit StoI5
fiir einen .Soboe" altsgiebt, un0 ".
s. MiQarO, ein So5ioliiteniiibrer
cils Cincinnati, iilngirte ais Wor,
ihaa. Mapor @eas ocriprad) ben
2eutert, ibnen Irbeit 81 perihniien,
penu es inn mo9lid iei. Cine Der.
miaigilng bon $4,000 iiir StrnBen.
arbeiten ioQ ioiort i'm Staotrntb Gin.
gebrnd)t merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Gunfnrsucriualtnna geforSert.

gan 6ron5isco, Sal, fl.
Gan. - @enerolonlpaIt Il. g. Ncbb
pom Californian beuntrnate bei'm
Suprcmegcrift oie @in'eBunq zines
3mon8sucrwaIters fiir oie oGnIifor-
MIA Sofc Iepoiit uno Gruit So" Ger
Temperate GermnIter Gllibing mur0c
nla 3el3e pcrnommen llno crflGrtc,
ser Sfdbungapertb Der @ertbpu-
pierre Der Nunf miiiie nm $5.425,O00
E~CrdbgeieBt ner0en. Ger Hidjtcr
nobn, Den 2lntrag in GrmG9rmg.
CSp1ter.) Hidtcr Goiiep pom
Supcriorgerift ernnnmtc beltte Nnd).
mittag @r. GOmoro s. Scbrcton 5ltn
Molienoermnlter Ser California SuiC
0epoiit & Grlllt SO" mo IcQte Inn
9iirgiAait 5ilnl 9etroge Don 81 900.
coo aui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Sefbnm's gnsiid)ten anf Grwdblnng
snm Senatpr suciiclbait.

6ranffort, ap., fl. Gan. -
geioe SGuier Der 9egislntur itimm.
ten beute ieparat iiber Die GrmGbIunl
zines Snnoesienators ab, uno ea fam
81; feinem HeiuItai. Worgen merOen
beioe sSGuier gemeiniam abitimmen
,sm Senat erbielten 9edbam Is
Stimmen, graolep rs, Charles st.
MbeeIer /, Sobn 3. Goitlemon T. ).
Z. COBB /, 3. $. Smitb T..
,sfn Sauie erbielt gedbam As,
graolep AS, Snmes %. aeboe | mo
Dapio %. 9airb 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Nampfer uSclcsbn" ucrluren.

st. Sobns, R..S., IA. San. -
Ger britiide Gampier .5elesbp" bon
8aloeIton Ger, ndd) SABRE, Sranf.
reid, beltimmt, lit geitern Nadlt nab.
reno zines beitigen Shneeiturmes bel
6relbpater Eoint, nabe aap Hacc,
a%eitronoet. Gle Wonnid)ait miroe
9erettet; oas Shifi lit uugenideinlih
perloren.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Bonn GOngref.


perihieoene Fbnien Der 6inan5
Situntion.-Qo9 &nlta nod int.
mcr nit ser Bill sur Gooiii5irumg
ser GriminuI1ciebe beidGitigt.
@oibinQtoM :. e., If. Gan,
- Scnator Glllberiou Don Iera2
BOT beltte I'M Seuot ciucn EeidllIB
an, peIdcr Den ShobomtSletrctor
INN meitcrc Nuatlnft itber Die 8riln.
&c erilldt, meIhe i'm bepo9cn, Die
fiir5Iid) enittirten Obligntionen an
9tutionaIbanfcn 81 pcrlcibcu, a%nItott
an EriDutpcrlonen mclhc, pie er be-
bouptct, b0berc Freiic ooiiir onb6-
ten. Nlorih On. 81 crbob GinUano
Gegcn sic 2InnnImc Oe9 NeidltIica,
10 lun9c niht Scfretdr Gortelpou'a
Nlntport uui cinCn GbnlId)cn, tribe
ron geibhtB cnpionQcn icL. 3uAleiGj
%periprnd], Nl0ridl 5ur G%rlAngunA al
Ter cmiiuid)ten Nl9tlunit mitjUuirs
ten, i'm Sale oieic Nutuort nidt ollie
Eboien Ger Gontropcric AcnilbcEo
ocdt. Gulberiou'a &oridlaa murbt
bicrolli 5uriidgeleGt.
(iQmau (S.sG.) lmtCrbrcItctc cine
Ncibc mcitcrer @clhIililC, melhe Sra
Gen iibcr bic 6inon5Ia0e nuhucrfcrL.
9toh elmer @retutiuiiBun9 pcrta4te
ii6 Scr Scunt nm , llbr NodntIt.
tags.
IoS Observation-Disclosures bcld)0l
tigtc lid iiini Stlnoen lang nit luei-
tercr grorterllng ser Siu sur Go0iii.
strung Ser Griminnlgeicbe una erie
0igte obt bon 3l2 Nbihnitten Scr
Dill. Cine Wfengc Announcements,
mclhe bon Icmofrateu un9eboten
mltrocn uno Die Sra9meite Der Bill
eriueitern ullo in gemiiien 6dllcn oaS
Qcieblibe Straimob erb0ben %iolltcr,
mllr0en uerporien. Cine lGn1ere 0e.
buttc lamb iiber Die gauge Oea @ait
tcrmina uno Die 0obc ser @elobuBe
itatt, olirh melde 0edn1tcn mo 81
rcttorcn bon Gorporotioncn negen
llebcrtretung oe9 @ciebea aelcn Del
iGClcrurg BON 8clo iilr politiidc
3medc bcltroit mcroen ioacn. I'm >
llbr eriolgte G%crtaNrng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Scntidlcr Sd)riititcllcr seitprbru.

AlIcntomn, &n,. II. San. -
Senrp u. Sdltler, Ne0attcilr oeS
yFenniplpania 9cutitcu Mogo5iuS"
lllO lnngidbriger He0ntteur 0eS Nl-
lcntomn .@eltbote unb SriebenS-
botc," iii bier I'M NIter bon 81 Sab.
rem geitorben. Gr mar ein berporra.
GENDER Sprndaelebrter ulo bat uiele
8eoid)te iiberiest nnn Bidder berous.
gegeben.
aniic fir's Auslanb briprat e.. giainr, Gr.
4i3, Citsgaltimpte. ctr, nabe Snitrm puuie.stue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
(Surtictnns pun Scr 1, Scitc.)

lueicn0en cinCu itrcdItdcu 600 ian.
Sen. Tic SdrCdcna Sccncn, Die
iid I'M Gnneren ubipicItcu, loiicu lid
Ilidt bCidreibcu. MGnucr fGmpitcn
ME milOe SbiCrc mo ordugtcn
Srauen unO &in0cr 5ltriid nod 0eu
GlamnIen. &icle lln9liidIihc muir
Den nieOerge>uorfen un0 iturbcn I'm.
fer ben SiiBcn Der mitthcn0cn WfcrQC.
Sir bic Sdmohen, numcntIih Die
Groucn mo Sinner, CAB Is obioIlt
teinc Hcttun9. Die jugenolihell
g dUlipicler lpeldc iid olti Der Bib.
lie beianOem moren i'm Stnu0c, 3l
enttommcn, mo niele Der 3uiduucr
Uui ben @aucrien risfirtcn, ol9 Tie
ho9 iurhtbure 8eorQngc olf 0cn
Ereppcn iobcn, Spriingc ans Den
6euitern oca 5luciten Stodpcrf4. Gi-
nige bicicr Scbtcreu mur0cn babel 10
ifrper ucrleBt, 0uB lie Iturbcn, che lie
III Elm Soipitnl gebradt merOcn fOnn'
ten. IS c%riitirt iait feline Gomilie III
Dem StGotherL meIdc nidt bon Dem
llngIiid b%etroifcu miro. 0o5 6cuer
nuroe crit bcrtc rib inter Gontrol2
Gebroht. unhocm Ole SCucrpchr BON
Heuoing umO Eott3toipu Siilic ges
l~ciitet bate, 2hlBer Dem Spernbollie
bronnten aud oic 6ormera NotionoI
~&nnf, Mabn's Stoblluoarcn &open,
loipie Die @pbnbauier Geo. Rabn'a,
Sarrp Eennppader'9 uno %llireo
S%eaibur0'& nie0er. Mtuu ihdBt Den
petmiGreu &crIuit inn @on5en oui
ctpa $4,000.
Cite Der bcfonnten( o0tcn.
Nafitcbcno ioIqt Die Cite Der 600
tcu ioucit Ole Ntumen oericlbcu be
FAINT iino:
6rau &obn 9eder uno 5lpei air.
Der, Or. Charles Wfcper uno Cohter.
Gobcrt ga Niib, &ino oc9 Yoitors 81.
~. @cbcr, <lu 6eglep, Sri. emma
Gngel, 6rou Ora Sbobcr, 6rou Mid.
Tlrncr, 6rnu Ganiel &rouic, 6rou
George Homig, Sr. mo Trou Ser.
bert @ottinQ, 6rnrp 8inocr, Blonde
sun0 Nfubcl aodlel, Glen @ottc6aa,
= Mabel Graft Sra1t s, :. @edcr unO
] 6rei &in0Cr, Sottie 8ropcr IT, Sdluc.
fer, Sobn 8raper, Gborle9 Wtoper
I mo Sodtcr, 0onicl aroule, Morris
N16erion mo 5rpei ain0er, Sos. Nns
berion Srou uno 5luei ainocr, G6a9.
! Waltrer, Stella altlp Gorrie Wcono,
/" 3lorcnce @ean0, Coma VopCr, Wtunlie
ASoms, 6rou Woggie &cieprc, 6rou
) Wfnrp Seinbod, Soltra @rinL Sral
Z Noom Woper, 1opio @oblc, it,, mo
{ 6rou, 6routlin 2eion, 9lnnu &eiop,
b 6rou Gitbcr Gullcn, 2ottic 9ommon.
Gan Sobnior, Nina 3ic9lcr, 5. 6riB,
Cora SriB, 6ruu Sobn @luic, Grou
Netben &offmun un0 Sod)tcr, Gralt
&obniou.
&oriteIIung iollte in @itI
feSbarre ~ ic0crboIt
meroen.
@iIfeSbarre, go, #. Sau.-
6rnu $. =. Wonroe aus Woibingtoh
g. s., Gigcntbiimerin Der llngliidS
@oriteIlung, pcld)c g~eitern gbellb III
@oDertoDn ouigeiiibrt mllr0c, mar
teiite i'll bieiiger Stoot, I'm Arruu.
aen1entS iiir cine auiiiibrung inter
Nuipi5ien irgeno elmer Der bieiigen
llitberiihen &irden 81 t%reficn, Nla
ibr elm gcrihteritotter mittbeiltc, Dab
lid ibre Shtpeiter 6rou Bella 6.
Wpers, iuelde iie ais &eiterin ibrco
@eihGftes in @opertoiun 5uriidgeloi-
fen bate, inter Den llmgefommenen
beiinoet, fieI lie III Sbnmott. Sic
Ih0bt ibr territories giaentbum ouf
$4,000. Seutc Nofmittog reiitc iic
mad 9onertoipn ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
6ron5oien Dor u obot.

GoiobIanca, fl. %onuor. -
Ser iron5oliife 9eieblSbober in Mo-
rotfo, General b'Yrmeoe, logert lest
5lpolf Mletlcn BON Gabot. Gr mirh
p~orlGufig BORT bleiben, ga or uuiidcr
iii, oh Die rllppen Nboul 9l5iS's in
Hobot nit cillen ctluoigen NrliItoto
Der Stdnlmc Dor scr Stoot icrti0
mcroell.
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FOR SALE-A large quantity of old
newspapers at 1--WE cents a bundle
All clean and ready for use. Just the
thing for wrapping or packing purposes.
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LARGE, well ventilated rooms, with east
ern and southern exposures, with or
without meals table best market affords.
Gas, bath. Car line 401 East Gregory.
6sept1ms
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schoo! October LIST. at 521 y Spring ST
septstf
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WANTED-Railway Mail Clerks, Mail
Carriers, Postoffice Clerks. 100000
yearly. Vacation. Preparation free
Examinations here November 18th; COM
mon education sufficient. Write imme-
diately. Franklin Institute, Rochester. n.
Y Ssept1ms
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FOR SALE ADS. always bring results.
Why don't you try The Journals Want
Ads? They are doing wonderful things
for other people and why not you?
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PERSONAL.

IF THE HOUSEWIFE whose cook left
without notice IL vice. she viii place an
ad in these Columns for another and thus
end all the trouble al once
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MISCELLANEOUS.

J. G. YOUNG will repair your umbrella
Make IL good as new. Charges moder-
ate. 2215 s. Tarragona, between Garden
and Romano SITS. 29sept
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FOUND.

FOUND-A place to have ladies' hats re-
modelled asd renovated Satisfaction
guaranteed Phone 1925. or call 400 y.
Davis street. 4Octlws
PEOPLE are finding out every day that
The Journals Want COiuTns are all
that is claimed for them Why not Try
them and get Uhat Won WANT
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| WANTED Middle-ag white woman to
| do cooking and homework; position per-
manent to right party. Must give best of
reference. p. o. Box 347, Mariana, Fla.
| 22sept1ms
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WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
lAPALACHICOLA.

FULLER HOTEL. Apaiachicola Oldest
established hotel in city; free baths
best service. Rates $3.50 and 81. 90. Spec
lal rates by week. s. Jenkins Prop. Isl
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s 735-Lots II and II. Block IS, New
City, overlooking the bay. Nc
more like these
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LOST.

TWO POINTED DOGS. near poorhouse.
One white, with liver spots. very long
and lean, had on round leather collar.
Other solid red, fat and has wart on top
OF back nlst above tail Reward for
return 20 w. w. Martin. at Mcmillan
Cos stables. 100 W. Intendencia. 27Sept
WE WIN give away a new patented tea
making spoon every Saturday and Mon
day with every purchase of Dailey's Tea
or Coffee. at The Tea Store Phone 900.
sept25
PARTIES out or a JoD should try The
Journals Want Columns. The cost is
small and results almost certain At any
rate they are worth trying. for you have
ali 10 gain and nothing 20 lose.
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S265cSChoice building lot on Strong St,
between residences of R. A Hyer
and ]. s McGaughhy, 92x150. Abb
solutely the only one left in this
choice residence section.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Seabreeze cottage
on Santa Rosa sound. Good outbIIild-
ings and about 10 acres land. extending
from Pensacola bay 20 Santa Rosa Sound
Harry w. Gibbs, "a s. Palafox St
12aug
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wANTED-A first-class horseshoer- Good
salary TO right man. Apply or address
J. e Morgan, 1925 East Cervantes street.
City 10sept1m'
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SATURDAYS AND MONDAYS we will
give away a new patented tea making
Tea or Coffee, at The Tea Store. Phone
400 25sept
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S S5o-2h lots on Jackson St, just east
of No. 400 south front,
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SATURDAYS AND MONDAYS we will
give away a new patented tea-making
spoon with every purchase at The Tea
Store Phone 400 25sept
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WANTED-A first-class short order and
general cook, steady position and good
salary to reliable party No drunkards
need apply. Address, Cafe, Postoffice
Box No. 1. Quincy. Florida. 29sept1w*
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wANTED-A carrier boy with wheel.
| Apply Circulation Department, Journal.
27sept
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63o-Lot 7ox137, north side Cervantes
street, between 18th and 14th Ave.
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FOR SALE-Second-h hand Rranich &
Bach Piano; cheap and on easy terms.
tnOne 3D. SSeDt
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|. S. BROWN & co.
Agents Thiesen Building
Office Second Floor.

4oo-Lots L and 2. Block 1sS, New
City.