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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

ON 6orretningen Sen @al1g itoo
iGrlig flint. &arelageret bar fun OPP
fprt n1eo Ell ringe Sum, og Set bele
ioo meget tilforlaoeligt us. Soo gift
Set pi0ere, og Operifl100et iteg ltootg.
Den fritiife &eptl lion piier, at Stil=
lingen III ct loale0es, at &osliperne
er 42S,O00 &roner, Mftierne finn
$1,000 og II n s t II 5 5 e Il
q Itao 341 900 &r.
Sogen far poft Sen ltarlte Spli1t
/ &on6elsfre0ie, og mon fan MI 9oot
for tou @rl1noer1 til, at 6rotcf for=
ipgte at begoo Selpmor0 nnoer
transporter til6oge til 9orm1orf.
II u0olpb SegnerS
S II en- &c / II s e 1T 9 I =
&olosiolgrltppen rMoo 2plet", ct MI
opltillet poa lit magtige @ranit-
fu1,ooment peo 9}igsboipitolet, hoor
set toger Jig fortreffelig no. Ser
turoe / Sen Mnle6ning pere @ru11o
til gonlfe fort at minoe ON Niels
8inien og bans &irfiombeo.
Miels 6inien, ser fpotes 1860
og 6goe 1904, blep 6erpnt be0 tine
Stu6ier og 6orieg ODER 9piets feni=
ffe &roft; bans @treben gift 116 paa
at l16nptte 6enne %ti6ligere tibet poo
agteoe Naturfraft lom @%elbreoelies=
mi66el. Meit befien6t er bans 8e=
bonoling al 9,1pus meo iomle6e fe=
1nilfe 9psltroa&er, bpgget op paa 2p=
tets @pne til at 6rebe 8ofterier og
til at fremfol6e en- u2psbetenoelie"
ne6 itprf notwithstanding til @u=
Sen. Ogioo for Observation-Disclosures
meo 2Ds- 9psbaoet = intereslere=
Sc Sinien fig, og bans 8eitrebel|er
for at lfaffe Bette en- anerfjenot
Ela0s / 9pg%efltniten er efter bans
9p6 ne6 Self fortiotte poa Snlti=
tl1tet. @n6elig CT Siniens @apn
fnpttet til @eban6lingen al @opper
/ ~6et rb6e @erelie", set bill iige
me6 l10eluffelie at Do9slplets femiif
birfen6e Stroaler.
2DSinititutet, Ser blep oprettet al
Ell &re6s of in6flp6eliesrige Mnn6
for at ifobe Tinien gunitige Mrbei0s=
%pilfoar, beito0 oprin0elig al 2 inoo
Sreboroffer / @omlrneboipitoletS
&ope. 9isie blep mart for imoo
til at rllmame Sen itore Sill tr9un1ing
af 2l1prspatierter, og / Moret 1901
fltnoe Snititl1tet = itdttet al 5tote1
og at pripote Selgjgrere = f(ptt@
in0 / lit eget @us / &oienpenget,. e
&il(afparter tet pe0 Drelun6etS
SHIT. 9psinltit1tet, ser / Sc forlpb.
ne Mor gjentogne Gauge er b(epet
11obi0et, beitaar nu al Ell 2aboroto=
rieofoeling og to fliniife Mf6elingcr,
bner / lin onlelige 8pgnit1g, omgip=
ne al Ell lmltf gammel 8arf. 2abo.
%ratoriet er belliget 5tu6ier ober 2p:
lets Strfninger. @uoflmifen, bpol
2l1pusbeba16lingen foregoor, rum:
mer tillige en- &dmtgenof6eling. 9el
er til @iniffen fnpttet ct tort Ser
lionot meo en- ierlig @oipitalsofoe;
ling for 9nngetltberfltGoie. Snltitl,=
tets pngite Mf6eling, &linifen 10,
i1n6re SDg6omme, bpor 2psbo6enf
finoes, er ct fl1l0t lo mooerne So
iptta1 me0 Elo6s til on1trent 80 &a=
tienter. S ct al &linifens @erel=
ler er inorettet ct imltft lille 6in=
ienmulel1m.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

Sc giret ct fort Si(fllo, Mationol=
forenin9en og Stotert Meprnientont
Wrpf. 9orentsen), 4resien og olle
Sc pripote @%ioro9pSee.
Sipbm9a,n.
en- I ppebe o t
9 orher Sbre Struu0itre0e /
&ipbenbopn far inn lt6trpf for lin
9e9ejitring tilbuit 9reiun0sflpre=
rem &obert Spen(ien at borbere og
frilere bam grotise ct Star.
Get npe &igsbopi :
t a I, ser bar bitet omtrent S1@
DILL. &r., nermerii Jig I'LL iterft lin
Tltlbenoell e. Mntmelig / Mi0ten al
6enre Maone0 III Sper f(ptninge11
fra Tre6erifs @plitol flt1nc finoe
ete6.
Snri t t rp IL, mem er /
Sc ii6ite Gage I Sui toget iturft til,
og ale ltore @ote1lr far Dopt ful0t
Sus. Oct er ler1i! Ml1ertfonere og
Gnglen6ere, JONI ct fort Mnto]
fomn1er til @pen. Sem itore 0mni-
bus, iom to @onge ,oglig fiarer for
'@ptellerne pon %l1oilueter / 0uneg:
men, CT itoppen0e fulO ,of Gamer oa
9errer AT SEN ongeliofilfe Roce.
81 G erne6nr tn e IN. Spn1
ti0ligere nGpnt 6pllte @pieitere1
'@eorg Eeteri en til s Moone0ers
Sltgtbl1s for @elpigelie., men ga fan
bapoe 69iet cit ioo uieoumnlig lang
%oretrgtSarrelt og oea1oen bler> o11=
let for at ptpre 1,leget ibagt begopet
loo 6on nGppe bar lis 2oponertrr,
oellen fltlot bepiolt, bhp fam frito=
get for Straffens Mftie1ing poo &C.
tingellen at at Fan / - Mor opbol=
Ser Jig / en- an0en &er>ens0el. Ser
beiueane &efsellerer S@i9ler, Ser
lin Sis mo0to9 $4,000 &r. of @eora
Eeteriens Tomilie poo 9etil1gelie al
at @eorg Eetcrien life jlcp ltraffet,
far I'LL, ga @eorg Eeterlen blen
0bu1t, tilbagebetolt 6amilien 6ette
@elpb mes Menter, / aft t6,t30 Ser.
9 ron6en Yetrple =
II M 5 IS q 1T peren 20 t an 5 =
q + 81. Geo Tor6pret ol19oaenoe
/ Sen tplfe Yetrplel1msoom
per uStol0aro" ct set blepet oplnI;.
at Ser poa @opeorpret, iom ira q,
al Sonfer,e f9rer llo til 8ogbor05
SIDE, bpor &pret fra EetroleumS s.
to,fen / 2on0 ifrues pda, fonoteS
ct omtrent 1 &po0rotton1me lt1rt
!6l1l, f%remfon1men pe0 5ioens Sano;
6esnoen ptier Set Jig, at Summf1 III
iteoslfottet far pnret raoo6ent
9o MON far begpn6t at
Fetrolelm op / 5anferne ,aa
er Ser eoaet Sui paa set ifbre
poa &eret, bporefter Netrolflur1
giel1nem 6ullerne / Sfottet er IDot
/ Mo1finrl1mmet.
s lype porte II. @?thert
ser blep Dogel1s @dt |
ajebenbaOn for fin 6l,'et ooer Ore
forbereoer Zig pao npe georif<
ter. @on faar om fort Sis ct NIT
6armm=9leroplon til Mf6emttelie
% me6 bette agter ban at f(ppe til
Riebenbapn Lungs 9reil1no fl Sell
og tilbaee igien. grbpioere
I'll ban / en- nar Tremtio ioretage
N 6lppning fra Nerreiunop Ston=
ebaffe ODER 2imfjoroen og ooer Mar=
)nsb1eten, for bbilfen Slppning
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

6ri1folel9rer S6r9
IS e e II, ggebierg, fun0e 5
i20. Sl,1i bol6e 25 Mors Sl,bileun
lom luxembourg Mmtsifptte foreningS
6ormolr6.
alun0 + rgfre6e en-
&11ltl1sminilter Mppel, ser for Sioe1
opbo1oer fig paa Mifop, bar erflere,
life for 9iebliffet at fu1rne rrotoll
Jig ON &anoiootipdrgsmoo1et / @o:
lunoborgfre0 fen; / &reoien gnlfe1
man bam iom &ammerberre Rrobb"s
Gfter>Hm16.
6pen rnn6t poo e II
9 Jag. Gn II Mar 9ommel SIN al
2pge Srolle / Mi6be1fart fierte for
leoen Spen run6t -poa 1S elmer /
famine 9egn. San beipgte lomtlige
Spfjpbite6er. San me6fgrte en- Tof=
fe Smerrebrp6, og bele bans l10aift
bar 20 Ore for en- Sop &offe.
6 n @pgm nj e t ur ober
Si1le 8eIt = tilme0 boo
ct tel1me(ig breot Ste6 = foretoqes
torleoen al en- 16=oarig Sernbone=
eleb Sooiun6. Euren bareoe ~
Sime og mao betegnes iom ct rent
@opeitpffe, i6et SEN foreto9es 1toen
Seoio9elie. Stremmen er oqioo me-
get itgrft poo set omtoIte @te6.
e II Lang So6tur. On
Sattuitoleoiicipel fra @pfiebing pao
Sallter, Sen at Observation-Disclosures
SSreucben, onfom forle6en Mften til
Mborg efter at babe ipaoieret bele
fra luxembourg oertil. San
boboe lqgt G1tren fra luxembourg
ODER 0oenie, 6reoericio, Geile, &or-
lens, Sfanoerborg, Silfeborg, @o-
rltp, @iborg, og ban bar life / mino=
lte Maabe %anltrengt, oa ban naoe0e
Moalet. 9en lange 6o6tur bopoe to-
get ems ltges Sio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
Ecrne.

6rilfo1elerer Ser9.
IS e 5 e II, ggebierg, f1troe s..
20. Sl'li bol6e 25 Aors Sltbileum
iom Spenoborg Mn1tslfptteforenings
6prmon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
9ipbcn6mn.

6 n I ppebe 9 t
9 orber Shre Stror6ltre0e /
&ipbenbopn bor inn l16trpf for lin
9e9ejitring tilbuit 9reiun0sflpre=
rem &obert Speniie len at borbere og
friiere bom grotise ct Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
NEW BUILDING
 FUR SKAGWAY

Herman Grimm. one of Skagway' s sound business men. is showing his falla in Le place by increasing his really holdings. A few days ago he purchased from E. W. Mover a frac- a5ual lot oa The corner Of Main and 7b tract 5oxloO back Of Pugh's place and che corner of 2nd and Broadway On lals latter tract MT, Grimm eauJemp.aJes making some iu- progemeays taal will be credit to SkasVay
 u s his intention to erect a con crete structure with ample basement and finish tn fine substantial shape, The building will be built for bushes purposes and win be absolutely fire proof adiius somewhat Co Skagway's s taxable wealth
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
N REHORIlR

A card n memory of Laura Matilda Richardson Cummings has been re- ,y.gsd by friends In Skagway. Mrs, Cummings was the wife or John k. Cummings. of Vancouver. B. C., and youngest daughter Of Austin Richard sou of Bond Head, Ontario,
 Mrs. Cummings came to Skagway a bride a few years ago and lived m Aun B. C.. where Mir Cummings vas engaged in business, Two years ago Nr Cummings sold out in Atllu and moved his family to Vancouver. where ,hey have since resided,
 Mrs Cummings was a noble woman and had many friends in the North who extend sincere sympathy to the grief stricken relatives.
 1Lr John Agtckey Richardson, of Vancouver Is brother of Mrs, Gum mnss
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
AIlL VISIT DOWN IN MAINE

Georse E. Brown, Arctic Chief of Discovery camp, Arctic Brotherhood and an employe of the Mobley com rauy, of Discovery, B, c, came in on yesterdays train euroute for the out side While in S6agway Mir, Brown Is Jbe guest of N. E.Rogers.
 Mr. Brown has been in the AtliR section a long time and he is now tak ing advantage of the opportunity to yisLt his old home in the state of Maine, which he has not seen for thin ty years. He will leave oD the Sen ator,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26

Poor Little Herman; Re's Easy Anybody can bsat him
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
Sl50 IN PRIZES

To be Given Away Christmas. AT THE DRAWING DEC. 24, 1910, One Chest of snverware.
 One Silver Tea Set, One Ivory Carving Set,
 One Silver Fruit Dish, Che Cut Glass Berry Dish,
 Uue Cut Glass Celery Dish, One Lady's Umbrella,
 One Gents Umbrella,
 With each one dollar purchase be- tween now and Christmas, will be giy en a ticket on above goods.
 Coupon tickets for the drawing are given at each store.
 Make Christmas selections now, we will put them aside for you.
 We want you to come and see how little it takes to secure suitable and
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26

To make room for our holiday goods we will make the following reduction on all of our Ladies Trimmed Hats
 The regular selling price of these hats run from SS5Ot to $l2.5O, To close them out quick ly we will give you your choice of any of them
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26

The steamer Georgia is due tonight and will return to Juneau at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
WHAT'S THE Ussr

The Pack Train Is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old 10 hold ana sell at a profit Yours.
 H Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26

The Dolphin came in last night about s o'clock and left at midnight with twelve passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26

L-ed l--ssJate. aL Skasway. Alaska Oa Le 18th day oT November. 1908 -aasls -1 estate al Skasway. u az4zaay Precinct Division No. District ot Alaska. of Five Hundred Dollars $500. and that sad deceased left 10 heirs og otl e- person entitled to said money but tlaE the same has es cheated Co and become the property l- tle United States. and that said sun -s uoa 1 possessl0n of a. B. Lete,rs. almllisLrat0r og said estate aud slgEe4s. sad information prays that tls said sum of money be ad- ---sed and teegeed Co ba the lawful property 0f ue United States, the E---l-LtI herein.
 NON. THEREFORE. IT IS OR pEBED haJ all persons interested Ca --= said estate. money or property. -s and appear before Jhs above en- ---.ed court, 70 SkasWay. and show cause. it any they have, on or before ,1e lEsI day ot February. A. D., 1911. H-y -4e uus J1 Jhe sad astats. mon eys gr property should uot vest lH hs JuLgsd states, Che plaintiff here 4
 AND IF IS FURTHER ORDERED. that ths Nogiee and Order be pub As1ed for sH consecutive weeks n Jas Skassay Alaskan. a uEespaper O general circulation. published ln Skag 'say Precinct. District of Alaska
 Dated this 25th day of October, A. D.. Isl9
 Thomas R, Lyons,
 D.sutot Judge. Date Ot first pubhcati0n. Oet. 8I, 1910. Date OI Elsg publication Dee. $. l9l0.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
NOTICE

A few days ago I advertised a peioe of property for sale so cheap that sold 1t in a few hours after advertising. now I still have that very elegant home corner 9th and Broad way for $40, and that nice cozy place on Main street, for S24O.OO, better hun " before it Is toO late.
 Phil AbrahamS.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
METHODIST CHURCH.

Services win be conducted in the Methodist church at II a, m. and at s D. m. Rev. John Parsons will preach at both services. After the morning service there will be Sunday School, and at . o'clock a Young Peo- ple's meeting will be conducted.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26

iN THE DISTRICT gu" AI FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, ul VISION NO ]. AZ JUNEAU
 Aa. .---s. L
 N1uls and J--.E UHLll slales gl sle-..a. E---.a-l-t
 
 The Estate af E. F Nea1lal. E ceased. end B. B L1FsEe u-ie--- ants
 WHEREAS Jae laFea sLa--s Ar toraey fF tae u.sI-e- gs Alaska Is- vision No One, has uale and l-l-i an lafoElaloa Ca gae 4l1.s vaal-ed cause alleging uat B. F. Nae=iH-m
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
Churches
SIItS85I4S ISsI4 3488SFR7
CATHOLlC CHURCA

s a. ID. Holy Communion 10 a. m. Mass and Sermon. 1915 p. m. Sunday School. 7;SO p. m. Evening service All are cordially invited.
 Father P. Fl. Turnell
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train ls now selling big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old b hold and sell at a profit Yours.
 u. Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-26

Jack Benson returned on the Dol phin nom Juneau
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J, White, of White horse returned home on Frtday's train.
 The steamer Georgia is due tonight and will return to Juneau at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The Dolphin came in last night about s o'clock and left at midnight with twelve passengers.
 WANTED-A competent girl wants position for general hOusewOrk. Will work by the day. Washing, sewing cooking, etc, at 25e an hour. Apply Golden North Hotel 2t Sert. N J. Biork, Hospital Steward al FL Seward, was a round trip pas senger on the Peterson today,
 Comln' to the rye-the Old Gibson rye, is a very happy diversion Tuck has t at the Board Of Trade.
 Lowney's Candles. Box Candles. all kinds of Chocolates, Glaees, Crsam and Bon Bons at TONY DoRTERoS, Henry Cook, section foreman at Pennington, who has been sick foI two weeks will return on Monday to Pennington.
 None better or purer than Gibson Rye and Val Blatz Beer, Orders by Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot.
 WHAT'S THE uss9
 What is the use in walking when you can call up Iden and get ride In the hack2 Phone S4 tf Whats the use Of burning green wood when you can call up Itien aud get 8 rick of dry wood delivered at oneef Phone s. q. QUICK DELIVERY PHONE 90 Baggage, coal and wood delivered upon shortest notice day and night
 H. FREIDENTHAL, The Pack Train Is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold ana sell at a profit Yours. H Herman Grimm
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
Good News
To Sufferers
How to Treat Cancer, TumOrs, and
all Skin Diseases i'm the Privacy
of Your Own Home Without
Risk or Danger Mailed


A wonderful treatment for cancer. tumors'
birth marks and all skin diseases which mas
been used In more cases of cancer than prop
ably any other treatment known, is the Cedar
HiIl Sanitarium Treatment.
IL Is not a new aud untred discovery, but Is a
scientific treatment, the result of years OF care
full study and experimenting and hundreds OF
endorsements by patients from all parts or the
world are proof OF what Il has done.
J. B. Ridge. for many years prominent real
estate man, residing at 400 Franklin Ave.
brooklyn, y. Y, says:-''Nour treatment mas
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The hole that was left after the growth came
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from IL. Your cancer scure is certainly a mar
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Its discovery places you at the head and front
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The Cedar Hill Sanitarium for those who wish
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If you suffer from cancer, tumor, birth mark
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
ENGLAND Sees DANCER
IN GERMAN AVIATION
Possible for Enemy to Garry
Forces and Ammunition
Through Air

LONDON, Nov. 26.-The English naval
military authorities are at last beginning
TO realize how imperative it is to pro-
vide without delay against the new dan
ger which threatens the country from
the air above in the form of German
aeroplanes and dirigibles. Mr.. Arthur
Allen. who made the trip across the chan
mel on board the Lebandy dirigible. has
reported to the English government that
he was strongly impressed with its value
as an instrument OF war, and that IL has
conclusively proved the possibility OF
transporting enough of an aerial army
to England to do incalculable damage
by dropping bombs in the big cities.
II is also admitted that ii Will be
next to impossible to stop the use OF
the airship in war by an international
agreement when the two largest powers
on the continent have already invested
many thousands in military aeroplanes
and dirigibles.
1 learn that the British government IS
therefore, contemplating the construction
OF Is dirigibles and a very large number
of aeropIanes to be finished before anoth-
er u months have passed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
FRANCE BARS SALE OF
IMITATION TOBACCO
Lady Manufacturer Had Made
Cigarettes and Cigars From
Cocoa Leaves

PARIS, Nov. 25-Th estate is possessor
of a tobacco monopoly, as many smok-
erS know to their cost, but its admins
tration has just shown that this monop-
oily extends beyond tobacco, and, In
short, to everything that can give a
person who does not feel equal to nico-
tine, but, all the same, likes to blow an
occasional cloud, an opportunity Of in
dulging such a very mild taste. This
illustration has been made in the case
of an enterprising dame who, with the
protested intention of giving Juveniles a
chance of proudly initiating their seniors
had turned out and offered for sale lit
tie cigars composed of cocoa leaves, and
small packets of cigarettes of the same
origin. The Reggie got wind of this bus
mess and on the strength Of law dat
ing as far back as 1895, which forbids
the sale of ''tabac factice,' or sham to-
bacco, it took legal proceedings against
the manufacturer. t-N-
1t was in vain that the lady, through
her counsel argued that there was no
attempt at passing off for tobacco CT
CARS and cigarettes which consisted of
cocoa, were difficult smoke, execrable
in taste, and intended for children"
Useless was it to explain that these CT
CARS and cigarettes would have the sal
utary effect of disgusting these juve-
niles to such an extent that they would
never smoke again for the rest of their
lives, a contention, by the way, which
was scarcely likely to appease the Reggie,
which wants a brisk sale to keep 1t well
up in the matter of receipts The court
pronounced in favor of the Reggie, ano
thus against the fair defendant who, as
transpired at the trial, found employ
ment for 10 women, and, in spite of
their "execrable TASTE" actually sold, in
one particular year. as many as 1.40O,-
900 of her cocoa cigars and 100000 OF
her cocoa cigarettes In the course of
it's judgment condemning her to four
fines each of $500 and two of her work
women each to fines of 500, the court
set forth that although the law has not
defined what imitation tobacco is, there
is no doubt of the intention to include
in this category every substance, no
matter what it's nature may be, which
can be ligh ted and consumed like tobac-
co, and consequently, by borrowing the
different modes in which people are in
the habit of using tobacco-that is tc
say, cigarettes, the cigar and the pipe.
So Juveniles will no longer be able to
crafty their desire t6 initiate their Sc
niors by blowing smoke from cocoa Gig
arettes. -,t
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
How to Get Rid
of Catarrh
A Simple Safe, Reliable Way
and It Costs Nothing To Try.

Those who suffer from catarrh know its
rniseries- There is no need OF this suner-
ing, You can get rid of il by a simple
safe. inexpensive home treatment dis
covered BIZ DR.. Blosser, who, Tor over
thirty-six years. has been treating ca
ttarrh successfully.
His treatment is unlike any other. IL
is not a spray. douche, salve. cream, or
inhaler. but is a more direct and thor
hough treatment than any OF these IL
ecieans out the head. nose. throat ana
lungs so that you can again breathe free
IN and sleep without that stopped-up
feeling that all catarrh sufferers have
1T heals the diseased mucous membranes
and arrests the foul discharge. so that
YOU viii not BE- constantly blowing your
nose and splitting. and at the same time
ut does not poison the system and rum
the stomach. as i.Iternal medicines do
II you want TO test this treatment with
out cost, send your address to DR.. ]. w
, BlOsser. 81 Walton street. Atlanta Ca
and ne will send you by return mail
enough OF the medicine to satisfy you
that il Is all he claims for 1t as rem
edy for catarrh. catarrhal headaches. ca
tarrhaI deafness. asthma. bronchitis, colds
and all catarrhal complications He Will
also send you free an illustrated booklet
Write him Immediately
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
NEW OBSTRUCTION Is
FOUND IN CARIBBEAN

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 24.--A new
and very dangerous reef in about 200
fathoms of water has made it's appear
ance In the Caribbean sea at point
which is marked free from obstruction.
according 10 a report forwarded here by
Captain Axelsen, master of the schoon-
er Doris, from Belise.
Captain Axelsen described the reef as
being about an acre in extent, most of
IT submerged about three feet, with a
small rocky projection protruding above
the surface of the water. Its location
is 80 miles south of Cape Antonio In
latitude 2O:22 north, longitude S5:04
west, and directly in the path of vessels.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
MEXICO QUIET AGAIN;
REBELS SEEM BEATEN
Reports From Main Cities of
Republic Indicate Rebellion's
End

LAREDO. Tex, New. 2s.-Conditions are
pacific from one end Of Mexico TO the
other, according to passengers interview
ed upon their arrival here today. Gener-
ally the passengers make the statement
that they hear little or no news Of rev.
olution until they reach the$border.
The night passed without demonstration
of any kind. The Mexican government
has a force of cavalry doing vigilance
duty along the border every night.
Reports from the border points render
ed to General Villar, at o'clock today,
report everything quiet from Matamoras
to Ciudad Porfirio Diaz. Like reports are
given out from the various detachments
on the American side of the river.
The Mexican government has not as yet
lifted the embargo upon the telegraphic
service and is continuing to use the wires
for exclusive military business.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
ManuIed bV Car

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. A.-J. p Walk,
representing N. H. White, a jewelry
house of New York, was crushed to
death under a street car on Broad street
at noon. His head was mashed to a
Jelly and his body fearfully mangled.
The coroner was called to the scene,
where car wheels were still buried in the
mans flesh.