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OH YOU MAsouERAoER.

The numerous handsome prizes for the Eagle masquerade. to be held on the 18th of this month. are now on ex- habition in the display windows of Segerstrom & Hagen. Girls. if you want to cop something real exquisite in the line of jewelry ar cut glass. rake up swell costume for the big event Likewise the men folk can bring home the bacon. which in this case is a smoking outfit and silver mounted mil itary brushes. by fixing up a little in some sort of fancy outlay. one of the boys working on the Nugget is go ing to the dance disguised as a white man By washing his face and hands his disguise will be complete and 1t Is dovbtf,l. if his old friends win even recognize him.
 Don't forget the big masquerade for lt vou do you will miss the biggest bunch of fun ever handed out at such a small tax as the Eaglee will levy for the event
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" WEXfHEK FEKMTfS
 PARTY LEAVES TOMORROW

The Goodwin trail-brcaking and find - ing expedition will start tomorrow. if conditions are favorable. on their long mush across country. The road com of the necessaries and luxurics Of life for the trip so that there will be no half starved or frozen men who will be reported during the excursion into the interior With plenty of dogs and supplies. not to say anything of the good men. the trails in this section of the territory should put up respecta- ble appearance in the near future
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this but Heston carried his own food and ,amp outfit for the entire trip This record from Valdez to Nome has never been equaled Mir Goodwin will I,t Tommy follow the caravan to Sew t,a and ,hru take him to Seattle where Nr- Ross Kinney will give him a home fir the balance of his days SO he will not have to hustle any longer for dried salmon. hunt around garbage barrels for bacon rinds. or stand of pack of ual4mutes but he will wear nice '.'.ar with Tommy in big letters and .auauy have the big feed at one .' tl, cafes Tommy is yet one of the h.-' storm l-adcrs on the Sewerd Pen r. u... ard if Mir Goodwin should bump
 . asiust any bad weather on the trip To"rw> will have a chance to show e1 ;he other dogs that he is the real
 rt'cle
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TEAM LEADER TOMMY
 HAS ENVIABLE RECORD

as eacst oi W l. Good N.a #.asn.aatt ol tn, Alaska Ro,d .nma-...f vi tAo trip rom Nome ,a
 u. record doe of seward t..H- va Marth lt leu> John .,.rn .ct Seattle hy steamer for N-.ate vEH lis seven dog team which E. had taken ont from Nome to the states -l. previous fall and seven days ..ter arrva1 at Valdez The follow .ar tav Ea started on the long mush .l '@" .... 2. Nome wlth Tommy" ,.e a.s s ua.amu,e leader Le had talk ,s. from Nome to Denver Col. on three
 ..s ..3 ou April l5 at noon he ..rr.5 3. N.we having made ,he trip s.. s.ayt.e [. Valdez in seven days and ... Na.t,z ta Name in 22 days
 s.s '..an. ,.a' h. travelled 4.a ".ss s...v day for g irvs. No- only
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HOW AGED IS MRS. HATTIE
 INLAND?
Nugget Special Service.

''d99ch opcSiai SefNiCCs
 TACOMA. Nov When the Yo- kohama arrived in port here yesterday. Mrs Hattie Hyland nf North Dakota stepped from the gang plank in a gingerlN manner But today she Is downcast and the officials are baffled. all because the fair damsel from the sister state refused to give her correct age when requested 'o do so.
 Ii is the custom Df the officials to secure the names ard eges of all tour ists arriving from ti- Orient and Mrs. Hyland was naturally accosted and put through the travellers third degree.
 The woman answ rcd all of the quas- tions put to her in q satisfactory man ncr until queried ir regard to the nun ber of years she has existed
 Much confused ana pushing like a hoy in his first pair or long trousers. Hattie denied that sha had witnessed forty summers fly by. but farther than that she would not go.
 The officials here are bamled
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GOOD EATS HERE.

Mrs Jckcl and Mrs. Pike have opened t2eir mess house and are now receiv- ag many who enjoy three squares' day Those who have ever had the pleasure of setting down to a table set h, these two enterprising women well know "f the quality of the edibles they afI,r The new mess house affords the best the market produces and to those who enjoy the best to eat the new resort will be welcomed
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BARON ANToNElLi
 TAKES OWN LIFE
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 ROME. Nov. 7.--Baron Antonelli. de- srendant of the famous Giacomo An- l"ncIli. the noted prelate and states man of the early days in Rome. com mitted suicid" today after discovering that his sweetheart of many years. was lis iHeEtimate sister.
 Then" was pretty romance connect et with the love affair which was cul- minated when the young and handsome baron quaffed a large potion of poison.
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CUB MANUEL CONTRACTS
 THE SQUIRREL" FEVER

.'..... 'alE,ra .- .r at .l- mauy ... ..r.r. led Jae Squire" fever .# !. is ..w taking cure for 1t iu ... Eay g. ".oshinr over The trail to .. ..I as promise. Manuel Wh" j.. ...r from uu. end of ta- caur ,o t.. ....r ..tt for tae now camp las, s.t"v.y H. Is driving hia famou>
 ..e .,am and If they show as they .Ns .. in the past Swecpetakcr Memo. should arrive ar Sie destination ..:.E. text euu m,r's snow nic-
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WATSON AND FOUR
 DOGS FOR SQUIRREL

Charles Watson left Nome for the Squirrel country, yesterday. Charlie four dogs which draw his sled Last year. it will he remembered that this same man Watson navigated to the lditarod with but two dogs and that he made the excursion in good time. Charlie likes to travel light both in outfit and in company
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MATTERS
 RECORDED:
OCTOBER 20. 1910. Conveyances.

conveyanees. c. Paulson to Henry Moore. Undi- fided one-half interest No below on Dry creek, Aug. 30. 1906 May Amber to W .Delbar lot To. block 90. townstie Nome Chas J. Jorgenscn to F. J. Mathews. Snow shed claim left limit Anvil creek. Ocr ls. 1910
 locations. Reach lin" fraction. mouth Of Eidor- ado, acres; Mike Powers and Pat McGrsth. oct l9. 1910. Arctic fraction. Saunders creek: F. Peterson ana John I.inder. Oct. IS. 1910.
 Gold fraction. near Grass guich on divide between Grass and Specimen; opposite No. & Anvil: F NJ. Lang: Oct. 20 1910.
 Proofs Of Labor. No below Sledge creek No below Dry creek. White Rabbit, between Cooper and Saturday.
 Red Riley and Big Boulder Eldora- d0 creek.
 Hedman group on Boulder creek Hard Luck on Boulder Lucky Mike on Snake. No. 1 below on Boulder Fraction between 1 below on Boulder ana No, l on Twin Mountain Nos I, ? and Twin Mountain.
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NOTICE.

All notes and accounts due and to become due to Carstsns Bros. & Dash lev may be paid 10 chas. w. Thornton. whc IS their duly authorized collector.
 cARsTENs BROS. & oAsHLeY. B. ]. A. cARsTENS.
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Select Beer at the Eagle as pure as c:n be made. r.. case for family use. Guaranteed to eye satisfaction or money refunded. Delivered free to any part Of the city.
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SELECT BEER.

Specially brewed for "The Eagle" from genuine imported Bohemia, hops, selected by an expert with great care. Instructed 10 get the best regardless of expenses.
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]. M. SLOAN. M. Q. C. M.

Manitoba University. l.. R. C. P. Edinburgh. L. R. c. $. Edinburgh, l.. F. F. & S. Glasgow
 Office hours: to and : to s 30 p. m. Phone: ptfee Main 4j; resi- depce Black 45
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NOVEMBER 6, 1910

Tempcraturc-Ma 2S above minimum 10 above Baromcter-3O.l inches Weather-Clear Wind-\ E. light breeze
 ARTHUR GIBSON
 Observer
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WEATHER RECORD
NOvEMB FER 5, 1910.

Temperature-Ma 25 above: minimum, l5 above.
 Barometcr-3O. 1inches. Weather-Clear
 Wind-N w light breeze
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TAFT HOLDS IN CHECK
 ALASKA OIL LANDS
Nugget Special Service.

NUgget SpecIaI SerNIcr.
 WASHINGTON Nov 7.-PresIdent FHtt today withdrew al of the many NIa~ka oil lands from the book of the Nurth.s resources and will hold them in cheek until congress acts on the ques- fion of the distribution of the proper F. If there is any deep laid reason for the chief executives action in this matter fl Is not known and will not h" revealed until congress has it's say.
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EMPEROR NICHOLAS VISITS.
hgssss Special Service.

t.I@DAAl Germany Nu -- Em- ..... %.....- accompanied ny a suite q. a.tg ...s.d here todas aud win be e.ss. .. Emperor William. The two .alss.Ga ar. friends or old A royal .l,..a vas given ghr ,tstuug party .aa y.l-I affairs have been planned -.t Ell Nicholas entertainment.
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Ladies with or without escort may reserve the Bowling Alley for any .ime except between the hours I p. n. to 12 9. m.. by giving notice.
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Where he came m-"I made seven hearts happy today" said the local minister.
 ParishiOner-"How was that"
 Married three couples" Parishioner-"That only makes six Minister-"Well you don't think l did il for nothing ?'
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Won't You Come to My Tea Party?
 Wen surely come # you have some of those beautiful favors that Toby has for sale down where he makes his home made candy daily.
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hoot Mon. Where, Where2 fm going down to Rodgers. That's the place to est. It's just across the street from the Miners Hotel.
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Phone "The Eagle" Main t64 for a gallon best claret, $1.oo. or a gallon Burgundy SIPS. delivered at your home.
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Nell's steady; How did you know I was going to can?"
 Her little sister-"I saw Nell taking th" pins out of her belt a short time ago"
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Start the month right by subscrib. ing for the Daily Nugget. g per month; 6 months, S1o; one year s2o
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

Start the month right by subscrib. ing for the Daily Nugget. g per month; 6 months. $1o: one year s2o.
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FOR A NICE WARM BATH.

For nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

The largest photographic studio in Alaska. The Noweii Studio. next to the postoffics
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

The best and cheapest meals in tow, at Modinis Cafe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

If you wish for a losf of good home made bread get 1t at Modini's Cafe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

Select" that's tho kind. Try it. Come and get a sample.
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When in Nome stop at the Elite eatrs. Open ail nght. Steam heat.

The E'4.e don't ask your patron sg- oa a.--unt of the popularity or 2. estIge .' any one connected with the house. We ask |: because We sell the best g7ots produced at d reasonable price. Ty gallon of our Whisky either Bourbon or Rye Free delivery.
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Olympia, Rainier. Pabst Blue Rib bon and Nome beers at Nestors
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~ FTHt FTdCe TOT oquare.
 Rodgers Restaurant near the Saun- ders Sisters is a good place to find square" just try it once. 'Noush said.
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Look at the prizes for the Bowiers at the Bowling Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

All brands imported and domestic cigars and cigarettes u Nestor's
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The very best Job Printing at th. Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

DRESS MAKING. oressmakire and sewing. Mrs. Clarence A. Riggs, Over Nome Postoffiee. Phone Main 185.
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Job printing at the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

Latest novels at Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-07

Try a Gin Reky at the Board of Trade.
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4 Fine Place for a Souare

Fresh Lemons at the Board of Trade.
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Job work at the Nugget.
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Sheet music at lomen Bros.
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REMEMBER THE NAME

F5r prompt and satisfactory .sunsr, wors call up the Peoples Laundry Phone Man 15t.
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Initial Paper. Lomen srcs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-26

benefits of immigration and invest
ment that they were entitled to be-
cause they had been lied about. He
said they did not themselves know
anything Of the greatness Of their
country.
He told Of seeing in the old school
books. prepared in the north. where
Florida and Louisiana were illustrated
with pictures of great Crocodiles and
reptiles lying on logs in dense swamps
and a few picaninnies and a single
cotton boil. He said the boys who
studied these old books were men
now with money to invest and these
same false impressions made in school
in youth still remained on their
minds and must be eradiCated.
He said this was what sectionalized
the south. that the south did not sec
tionalize itself
After the speech was concluded
Secretary Waterman called attention
to the fact that at the bottom Of tLe
invitation blanks was a request tha1
each member send in some idea that
would tend to help the work of the
chamber A number of these were
read and it is a notable fact that sew
era1 of these suggested that some
plan be placed on foot that would con
of the city.
A vote of thanks was rendered MIR.
Quarles
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DISCHARGED
HER HIRED GIRL
How Cardui Helped Mrs.
Burlison to Solve the
Servant Problem.

Goreville, Hit had to hire girl
to do my housework.' writes Mrs.
Katie BurliSon, of this place, because
I had grown so weak. that | could
hardly stand on my feet. Al my hus-
bands urgent request, l tried Cardui,
and soon my health began to mend.
Now, ! can do my own housework,
and feel so much better.
! will be thankful all my life for
the help Cardui has been to me-"
Every woman owes it to herself to
try Cardui
You SHOULD keep it in the house. for
you never know when you may need it.
It's specific, curative action, on the
cause of most wolnanly troubles. has
been proved by the wonderful results
obtained in SO many different forms
of such troubles. Its tonic. strength.
ening action is noticed after dose or
two
It has d record of 80 years of sue
cess, in treating the ailments peculiar
to weak and delicate women.
Take Cardui when YOU feel i'll in
any Way-Weak. tired, misera BILE. or
under the weather. It will help YOU
Forty thousand druggists sell it,
Go to the nearest one. and get a
bottle today. You will never regret it.
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Household Economy
How to Have the Best Cough
Syrup and Save So, by
Making at at Home.

Cough medicines. as a rule, contain
a large quantity of plain syrup. If
you take one pint Of graduated sugar,
add 1-2 pint of warm water. and stir
about minutes, you have as good
syrup as money could buy,
If you will then put 2 IL ounces of
Pinex (fifty cents WORTH in pint
bottle, and fill it up with the Suga-
Syrup, you will have as much cough
syrup as you could buy ready-made
for $3.50 It keeps perfectly.
And you will find it the best cough
syrup you ever used--even in whoop-
ing cough. You can feel it take hold
usually stops the most severe cough
in "a hours. 1t is just laxative enough.
has a good tonic effect and taste IS
pleasant. Take q teaspOOnf1u every
one, two or three hours
It is q splendid remedy, too, for
lhoarseness. asthma. chest pains, etc.
Pinex is the most valuable concen-
trated compound Of Norway white pine
extract, rich in guiaicol and all the
healing pine elements. No other prep
aration will work in this formula.
This recipe for making cough rem
edy with PiDex and Sugar Syrup is
now used and priced in thousands of
homes in the United States and Can.
ada. The plan has often been initial
ed but never successfully.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes
with this recipe. Your druggist has
Pinex or will get it for you. If not,
send TO The PineX Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
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OF
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT SHOWING CHANGING OF
OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY.

Leslie f. Brooks and wife to Arthur
D. Wright-Portion of lots II, II and
Is. block 1873, New City tract-$1 600
and other considerations.
Josie W. Ormsley to Charles 10
range and Manual DeCnmha-Por,
ton of section 81. township >, com.
prising 80 aCres-$L0O and other con,
siderations.
West Pensacola Land Company to
Ben STANDARDIZATION of section Al
township 2-$1.0O and other consid
erations.
Maxent Land Company to Kate
Conners-Lots II, IL, Is and ii
block SO. section -, township q
$1.092.25
Kupfrian Park Land Company to
Leopold DeArnellas-Lot 3. block s
kTpfrian Park Company subjivis
ion-s1,00 and other considerations
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Organization Secret
of City Building
Continued from First Fase)


said he knew nothing of the local
situation in Pensacola and had no
recommendations to offer. but would
done in other cities He told Of what
told of how dead and dull Petersburg
was and that something told them
they must revive the Chamber of
Commerce, He said hrainy young
lawyer came before them and said
that fifty men must give fifty dollars
each for running expenses for the
first year. This was done and more.
In addition to this each of fifty or
more men gave $1,000 outright. to form
an investment company, with the
same officers and directors as the
Chamber of Commerce. but incorpo-
rated under different name. This
money was so invested that it never
paid dividends Of less than 8 per cent
and at last went as high as 20 per
cent. After the chamber began to get
in its work the investment company
was broken I'D as the necessity for
its existence has vanished. He said
that he did not recommend the invest
ment plan and was opposed to it but
at the time it was organized there
seemed to be no other way to put the
chamber on working basis.
The speaker referred to Lynchburg,
Virginia. where the members sub
scribed large amounts and invested
the proceeds, This has always paid
about 20 per cent. He said that
Lynchburg had 600 statesmen on the
road selling goods that are manufac-
tured in the city.
OTHER INSTANCES.
The speaker said that the tendency
Of the times was towards thorough
organization and away from the hap.
hazard methods that formerly pre-
vailed.
He cited the instance of Fort
Smith, Arkansas, where some of the
members pay fees as high as $50 pei
month and where the city grew up
over night. He said Richmond had
recently spent $4,000 in salaries
alone and was getting to be very
rich and powerful city
The speaker said that the Pensacola
Chamber of Commerce ought to have
an income of at least $4,000 a yeal
and that with capital to work or
something could be done.
He said it was worse than folly fol
the citizens Of the town to tell each
other CT the deep water and the fertile
soil. The thing was to scatter thai
information all over the country where
it will do the most good
ONLY ONE ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Quarles said that no town o.
less than 10000 people should BIZ
called upon to support more than one
organization. He said he knew moth
ing Of the Pensacola situation anc
was making no criticism. but was
merely stating what was the bes1
methods Of today. He said that one
time Boston had as many as 63 com
mercial organizations and now thai
great city was rapidly growing greater
with only one organization
He spoke in conclusion of the aims
md work of the Southern CONNER
cial Congress and the reasons for its
organization. He said the people Of
the south were more homogeneous thar
they were at any other section of the
country but they we're not getting 1ht
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GOOD WORK
Done Daily in Pensacola. Many Citi.
zens Tell Of Il.


Nesrl, every reader has heard Of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Their good work
in Pensacola still continues, and our
citizens are constantly adding endorse
ment By public testimony. No better
proof Of merit can be had than the ex
perience Of friends and neighbors.
Read this case:
". f. Stearns, 713 y. DeVilliers
ST, Pensacola. Fla, says: There
were intense pains in my kidneys aud
limbs and the kidney secretions were
SO frequent in passage as to disturb
my rest a. night Ny back became
stiff and lame and I felt all out of
sorts. \ friend finally advised me to
try Doan's Kidney Pills and acting on
his suggestion, procured a box from
the Crystal Pharmacy. They proved
to he just what I needed. curing me
in short timo. I have not had an
return attack Of the trouble"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Now York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nsme-Doan and
take no other.
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of the district will grow as much or
more than they did last year.
o. G.. Bergman has purchased the
beautiful Fred Sanford property at
Robertsdale and will move into it
soon.
Miss J. A. Welsh is having her four
lots at Summerdale plowed, on two Of
which Prot. Conway will plant winter
truck crops and on the other two Miss
WEIGH will, she says. erect comfort
able home in the near future.
The Misses Mills, who are now
having their buildingN erected. have
secured a superintendent and will pre-.
pare to put in five acres of tobacco in
the spring.
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CLOSING HOUR
MAILS CHANGE
HEAVY MOVEMENT OF MAIL
MAKES IT NECESSARY TO
CLOSE THE MAILS FOR EACH
TRAIN TEN MINUTES EARLIER
THAN HERETOFORE.

Owing to the very outward amount
of mail from Pensacola it has be-
come necessary to close the mail ten
minutes earlier for each train in or
der to allow the clerks sufficient time
to make it up for the trains.
Commencing tomorrow the mail
which has heretofore closed at 10: 50
a. N. will close at 40. while the
night mail will close at 9:10 instead
of 800.
Parties having important letters to
be forwarded should bear this change
in mind.
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PORTER WHALEY
RISING IN TEXAS
YOUNG MAN WHO FORMERLY
LIVED IN THIS CITY AND WHO
is WELL AND FAVORABLY
KNOWN HERE is NOW SECRE-
TARY OF THE COMMERCIAL
CLUB AT PECOS, TEXAS.

Porter A. Whaley. a young man who
is very well and favorablysknown in
Pensacola. having lived in this city
for a long time. is rapidly coming to
the front in Texas. where he has Como
to make his home. He is now secre-
tary of the Commercial Club at Pecos,
in that state, and is a vice-president
and a member of the executive hoard
of the association of secretaries OF
the Lone Star state
The current issue Of "The CONNER
cial Secretary" printed at Fort Worth.
contains a valuable paper written by
Mr., Wha1ey on City Building Through
Organized Effort-A Problem Solved
by Commercial Clubs. In this paper
Mr.. Whaley takes the stand that the
best and. in fact, the only way to build
up q city is through the organized eff
fort Of the Commercial Club or some
such organization.
Judging from the prominence given
Mr., Whaley and his paper in the
newspa pers of the state. he Is evident
ly making good in his new western
home.
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MARIE At
BUENOS AyRES
CAPT. TRoeUk RECEIVES A
CARD FROM THE MASTER SAY.
ING SHE REACHED HER DEsrl-
NATION A LITTLE OVER A
MONTH AGO.

The Uuruguayan bark Marie, laden
with lumber from this port, arrived
safely at. Buenos Ayres on October
%, little over a month ago. This
information reached Pensacola yes
terday, when Capt. B. J. Trobuk re.
ceived a postal card from the mas.
ter. The Marie consumed considera.
hle time on the voyage, about 125
days. but other vessels are known to
have taken as much time to make
the passage and there was no uneasi
ness.