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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-15
Sorselise Toreteelier.

R~puefompen / Heno, gtep., Den 1.
Suli buroe o9ret ignoreret og meot
meo Saosbeo.
Men BET ifarpt mooiatte lfete.
Sffe olene ! bette 2onO, men | gu.
ropa tiaige, greb maj De telegra.
fife MeooeleIier oerfra meo ilnglf
9egerligbeo.
3etop ben Smit9noigbeo beretti-
ger, ia iorpligter 8resien til at orsf-
te Sagen.
Get bar gl9Oet os at meoe nel item
uoentet mango misbiaigenoe uoto.
lelier angnaenoe bette Sfueipil bao-
De / amerifanife og 0anif-amerifan-
ite glaoe.
Cog fan ri life uere enig meo
oct Spnspunft, bporfra enfelte bar
0aolet R9oefampen.
Set er ~aabenbart urigtigt at lige-
title oen meb arig. Gen ialoer inc
unoer Ell bel anoen antegori.
arig fan 10 p~isieli9 baue og bar
bolt meget forifeaige geopggrunoe.
9et ifnl 81 life Der gaa nRrnere
mo pan.
a2en ri nil hPpoe, at ciuiliiere0e
Petitioners arig er en- Slags 30.
lititieneite.
Ut Den burbe afifafies ueO, at en-
Slags international 3omitol iattes
/ Steoet, er let not at ie, men ON
9eroensmagterne noar Oertil / Ell
nnr 5remtio, oct er ct 5pergsmaal
ri tie er / Stnno til at ipore paa.
@en iaa lRnge, man life er naaet
til en- iaaoon A~fgsrelie al, b0aO Der
fan fomme Rationer imellem, fan
Ser opitaa. bpa0 ma faloer ucoius
6eQi@, arigsaariag.
SAB pere, at caius be0i ioa fan
pqre oirfelig eler Blot formentli9.
iaa uobrpoer Der life arig uoen ell
iaaoar.
Spaniens 3pranni moo Gubaner
ne blep Tor limited States aarla9
til at ifrioe mo og iige til Spanier.
ne, at enten if1lloe De pRre ififfelige
eaer ogiao fortrpffe ira Zen.
"a De ingen al 9eIene oiloe gore,
ble0 Der arig. Bar aariagen bleUea
fiernet, bor Der ingen arig blepet.
Sra limited States' Sioe Jet bar
oenne arig en- EolititjeneIte for Oct
unoertrpfte, foriOarsuoDetige lille
6oIf.
Og ira Spnniens Sioe Jet par
iomme arig en- Bolititieneite for at
forioare oeres %formentIige Gettigbe-
Der.
Dten not berom.
Oct er nof til at beoiie, at Repe-
famp eaers anoen n8ri5e 6igbt"
ilet life faloer mo UNDER iamme
aategori iom arie.
Ser fan life tales ON bperfen
9olititjeneIte eaer 5ienotligbeoer ef-
fer anmpaariag.
De fRmpenoe pno arenaen er life
Jienoer. De er iimpeItben &iualer.
Den oerfor blioer Der ogiaa Ina
megen minore llnoifDloning for De.
res aamp.
5ro en- anoen SIDE Jet fan man
iige, of Rqoefompen er fangt mers
un0ifploelig; ben er 10 iimpeltben
en- Stprfeprsoe, iom foregnar efter
Deotagne Gegler.
Wen Der er noget an0et galt Deo
ben SIngs SfueipiI, Og bet gale,
oef foroRrDelIge er pei egenflIgs OK
be er aBri5e Sights.
Get er mn for oct fsrite en- boar.
Zig Nnaoe for ct Menneife Of BRUCE
eIer lRgee fine al Sub betroeoe 60.
ner oe ar9fter for Toeen pon.
9ernRit bsr bemnrfes. Of Der a.
res foitbare 5orbereoelier, soiles
GDner o. ar9fter Os ipenOeres Pert
ae til inaen Ber0ens 9ptte.
Cg BET er iIet life Inn uifpIoiot,
Tom oct fan Re no iii. CT WenneIfe
ffof gsre Regnifob for grugen al
III Funo.
Nen Def sraeIfaffe pe6 iIiae
- -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-15

pan be9pnote at ituoere ben pore
9eroen".
Morquis Sto.
Sapons npIie ufosoe 9remiermi-
hitter.
st ret 9iem9rfe for en- Misiio.
nor, % Ell ~l1otaIelie fra en- al Ser.
oens itsrite Statsmano on9ooenoe
friitne Misiion9rers S~nofIpbelie
fort9aer os blot ben iimple Sano.
beo ON aoriog oe 8irfning.
Ser er iaa tiOt ~ifreoet oe talt
ON, at Dor 6iO | i9rIi9 6oritano er
en- Misiionstio 90 meo 6ette. Den
itore 6orifeI, iom Der bar oeret
mellem De forifeuiee 6oIfeilag | 9it
og @eit. Spo og Roro. og iom Der
for life ret mango aor iioen ipoae.
oes ON, at ben olorig fu1loe ubpiifes
eller formiIoes, begpnoer life, men
err beabnot at oige til SUBS
Sore.
5000 Stuoenter fra ainn, 1000
fra aorea % en- ca. 1000 Stuoen-
Ter fra Snoien ituoerer | geitens
Qanoe 9eItens Civilization.
aIorig nogen Sinoe for bar Der
nGret ct iaooont Here / gitens Gam
De for al opnoa mere politiif Sri
be0. 90 bpoo man MI emo oil meme
ON Def, ina bar @eitens gtoaoe at
flpoe Jig paa uunOet Ell Snogang,
JON tpoeligt bier, at De 8amIe 6or-
BONNIE er faI0en. @noeli9 fan man
life ungao at IGgee N9rfe til ben
n6olfeoanoring", iom gitens 6oIf
bar begDnot. Sffe minore emo I
MiQioner aineiere leoer ! Dag I'M.
Der ct fremmeO Stag.
@eitens Snoferiel al oens Bro
buffer soelagoe mango af gitens
Snouitriorene, og Silbageilaget er
Blot bleoet en- no Snouitris 6rem.
fomit / 2iten iom aonfurrent til
@eiten.
Gent blot poa communications.
miOlerne for % M. st efsempel
oesangaaen6e. Zen befen0te 0anife
@reu Moltfe troi AitaIe | asben.
baon me0 6nno. teol. eilert Wfor.
tenien ON Of me0es - ! ainn pno
en- beitemt Tag. og geregningen
log til pon Ell 9rit.
9resien. oenne u9loioe Nagt,
bar faoet ct foit Gag / 9itens 5olf.
5or toIo 9lor iioen por Der 8
tiger os %ifrioer ire = 9ngblaoe /
oct itore fineiiife aiee. MI er Der
ooer 200.
% bpao oil BET iiee. at De $50.
Ter. iom ben friitne Misiion bar op-
rettet bI. a. / Sapan, ainn og Clam,
er ooerfnIote - life anoet emo oct
sprige oft bar iortaIt, Of giten
nnaener.
Nen life aIene 2iten poagner,
mel osioa / 4irifn. baaoe | BET moro.
Iiee os ipoIioe, / oct gitIige og ipo.
sitIiee europa oe / SpOnmerifas
9iepubIiffer uiier De iamme Seen
fig.
&paO beipoer ale oisie Ting an.
bet emo SUBS Opfororine til Sri.
Itenbe0en ON at benptte ben epIone
2ejliebeo.
en- bar iagt, of @uo palgte Gan.
bene omfring MiobeIbnoet meo De-
res so Miaioner iom StuepIaoien
for ariitenoommens fsrite itore
sgra; 2on0ene oe0 BET sore gtlon.
ter6oo meo oeres 400 Wiqioner for
BEN anoen itore 9gra og 2anoene
omfring StiaebaOet % bets 9n6o.
oanoe for ben treble fore 9gro.
SDer belle oct fore aiiatiife Son.
tinent fsler man ct MT Gins 3egn.
life CUBS Time er fommen
for ct Daloigt 5remitso paa Mis.
iionsmarfen2
priien pon en- Menneifeiirl %
SeOenifabets f~orfaroelige 5orbnn.
oelie, tror ieg nof, ie9 ter iige, bar
ifabt 6orenineen y9Dsfaiteren".
5oreningens 5ormaoI er uotrpft
/ aonitititionens art. II, iom flyer:
3enne screenings GormooI ifnI oa-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-15

De letter | SepRgel1e, lite gooe
Grpfter, De faloer frem til 9oeI og
monoig 9noo.
Der oppeaeres oerimoo til oct Ia.
be og oaarliee / Menneifenatlren,
fremfoIoer oct. Der buroe neo9mpe8.
Gent engang paa De $4,000,
man uobetalte for at foa 2op til at
tnee Ieoenoe 9~psbiae0er af Sfue.
ipiaet.
Oct nioner 10 ON, at peofommen.
De felte Jig operbepiit ON, at Der
pnr 0arrer nof / 9onoet. iom niloe
betaIe Dem oeres 8enge tiIbage meo
Genter.
2ieeiom Saloon.9 prterne ipefli.
lerer / Menneifers 2ioenifaber %
Spagbeoer, inn ger oisie n8ri5e
5iebters" og 6remoiierne Of 9ps.
biae0erne.
Oct er oct iereeIioe peo iIige 2ei-
Iiebeoer, at Soils o9 iprIig ling
oommens 9pit er ioa lao og oens
lSmog ina forOenot. og Der ioa er
Dem, Der er fr9ffe nof til at gre
9apitoI for fig ielo 0erof.
Gar Der ingen til at pPooe, in9en
S%ilifuere, ingen til for Detailing at
lie Spiaet fremoiit, ioa bIeo Der life
mango Hppefampe.
Oct er life Blot De f9mpenoe. III
ifaI Ipeee M9rfe til. gae 9raoo.
3aobere, ole, iom %itetter Sagen, er
m~eoifpIoige.
Og iaa er Der oenne Sigen efter
forfpngeIig 9gre. Ia bet par
MGno al i~orifeIiee Hoeer, Der fGm.
peoe. rertes Ser peo HaceitoItbe0en,
oa oerfor fuIgte Der 6acefampe ef.
ter.
Men Der er oGrre 6~oreteelier emo
9f9Oefompen.
Spao ifaI mar iige ON oe politi-
tie geftiffeIfer % ben Der.
meo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aorruotion,
Der / Den ienere Sio er fommen for
Gagen2
Oct er life blot iprgeliot, men
Iieefrem offfpeIi9t, at iIigt
ifal funne finoe Steo | ct cipiliieret
9ono.
Gaiaa Der er oct Spefulationen
og 4engebeoerIiebeoen Der orioer
Spiaet.
% Der ipiaes meo Inlet ringere
emo @runoooIoen for DOR foIfeIige
gesering. 9ooene tr9oes frGft I'M
ser 6s6oer.
90 81 moa life forbigao oen iioite
2Dnc6ino, oenne ifretteliee
ll0aao / Remorf, Obio.
Get er 5oppunftet Of 9aobeOen.
8o0t CT BET ga at ie, at De, Der
iiober inoe meo @pnoigbeo til of ie
9o0ene ooerboIot, at oe freezes til
gnioor.
Get er Sioiiebeoen o9 2ioenifa.
ben, iom Der bar aflsit 6ornuft %
geiinoiabeo.
Ser fan man meo aette tale ON
ct lt0ilag at gorborisme.
/ Siffert er oct, at EN- Jig Sfare
er life ififfet til SelDitpre. 9ebel.
b%erreoemme er trno6t / Steoet for
5olfeitpre.
Og ON nae oisie 6orbrpoere life
fan oraees til Aniuar og ~itroffes
pno unoen Maooe, iao buroe De fra.
tages 6eres Stemmeret en- Ieneere
5i6.
Ss nj nne oisie 5oreteeIier til.
inmmen etter Dor 5oritaaeIie
raaber De ct fraitigt = @nagn .opl
til ale 2nnoets CODE 9orgere og 90
fsrit oe fremmeit til Cubs 6oIf.
&boo ifal Der bIioe Of bette port
bit priite 9fmerifa meo bets mango
Sober, oeriom professional Sport og
@sel oe Sfueipil, 5orngt for 60
oene og for Wenneifelfp gri6er ON
fig | ben oppoffenoe SIGgtl
Oct er Bio at ooogne op. Oct er
9io at tanfe FIG ON, boao Der fan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-15

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
NICK NOW HAS
n llLlllltRN CAFE

Mick" probably the best known res.
taurateur in West Florida, and OF
statewide reputation, recently pur.
chased the cafe next the American
National Bank building, which he has
completely remodeled.
The new quarters now make the
nnest, largest and best equipped res
taurant and cafe in Pensacola. The
seating capacity is ample for the feed
Ing of hundreds comfortably at dining
hours and the service is the best that
Nick, with is great facilities, can fur
nish.
Family parties will find lunches and
dinners at Nick's the proper and easy
way and ladies are especially invited
to make their downtown headquarters
there.
Nick proposes to serve the same
satisfactory dinners that he is noted
for and will serve them regularly at
35 cents. At that rate it's cheaper at
Nick's than a home and you have the
advantage of having your meals pre-
pared by a chef who was an under
study to the chef of the Waldorf-As-
toria for five years. *~~-2t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
MAY PURCHASE
A new HOME
THE JOHN WHITE STORE NEGo-
TlATING FOR PROPERTY NEXT
TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK
COSTLY IMPROVEMENTS ARE
CONTEMPLATED,

For some time past negotiations
have been in progress between the
John White Store and the owners of
the old Nick's restaurant property
next to the First National Bank for
the purchase of that property. The
deal has not yet been closed. but
should it be concluded, it is the fntep-
ton to remodel the place and make
It the permanent business home OF
the John White Store. In converse
ton with a Journal representative
Yesterday afternoon Manager Jas.
White said:
In anticipation of The deal going
through, We have had an architect
prepare plans for remodeling the
store after the most modern fashion
and before acceptance are having
those plans submitted to the building
inspector in advance so that there
may be no delay when we are once
ready to begin work. If we secure
this property it is our intention to
put In an entire new plate glass
front and to make it the handsomest
store building in the city,
The John White Store is not only
one of Pensacola's Oldest clothing
houses, but it is one of the largest.
as it will be in it's new quarters one
of the handsomest stores on the Gulf
coast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
LOADING LAST
Of BIG LOGS
BUT FEW PIECES OF CARGO OF
MAHOGANY FROM AFRICA RE-
MAIN IN WATER AND CRANE is
WORKING ON THEM.

But few mahogany logs. brought
here from Africa and dumped over.
board from the steamship Chiswick
remain In the timber boom where
they had been towed after having been
RATED. Those which remain are being
picked up from the water, placed
aboard fiat cars in waiting and are
made up into northbound trains Just
as rapidly as possible. These are all
for the Mengels, of Louisville.
In all there were over two thousand
pieces in the cargo of the Chiswick.
and all went overheard, as dock
berths We're not available when the
steamship arrived. From the water
they are being picked up rapidly and
by the first of the week, it is thought
none of the cargo will be here. The
logs now here are in the slip between
Commandments and Jefferson street
used as a timber boom by Messrs
Witch and Smith.
The steamship Venus, with a large
cargo, is coming from AKIN. and will
be here within the next ten DAYS. The
British steamship Richmond, which
was the next vessel to load mahogany
logs at Belize, will not bring such a
cargo here for some time The vessel
Is reported at Buenos Ayres now. ;.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
Died m cHA|K
At LATE HOME
ONE OF THE OLDEST PILOTS AND
A RESIDENT OF PENSACOLA
FOR HALF CENTURY EXPIRED
SUDDENLY - FUNERAL HERE
SUNDAY.

Captain j. M. Langley, "a years of
age. died suddenly at his late home.
No. 702 West Garden street, yesterday
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. When his
daughter found him in a chair on the
stoop he was breathing heavily and
appeared to be dying. Hurriedly sum-
moning assistance, his daughter su.-
ceeded in getting him on a bed. but
by that time he had passed away
Heart failure was given as cause of
death by the attending physician.
He is survived by seven sons and
daughters, as follows: Mrs. Well
house, of Atlanta, Ga; Miss Annie q
Langley, of Pensacola; Mrs. Avery
Bell and Mrs. Thos. Cusachs. of PEN
sacola; Frank Langley, of Warning
ton; Jos. Langley, of Mobile; VIII:
Langley, of Wildwood, Ca, and a
brother, who is in Atlanta. All of
them have been notified of the old
gentleman's death.
The funeral will be held at 2.30
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Leaving
the house early, the cortege viii ar.
rive at st. MichaePs church AZ tha
hour named, and the ceremonies win
be conducted by Rt. Rev. Father Fu1-
lerton. The interment will be mada
at st. Michaels cemetery.
Captain Langley was one of tba
Oldest members of the Pensacola Rar
Pilots Association, having been a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

licensed pilot since 1868. One other
pilot. Cant. A. D. Ferguson, IS one
wear his senior in point of actual ser
vice. the latter having been licensed
a year before. Captain Langley, I'M
til some years ago, was active in the
performance of his duties, and when
his death was announced yesterday
many stories of his early life came
out. He was regarded as one of the
most fearless watch captains" in the
association, keeping the pilot boat,
then a sailing craft, on the station IN
bad weather and refusing all advice
to 90 ashore until the weather moder-
lated. Some years ago, while feeding
"A Young colt which he admired much,
1.-The risky animal dashed from the
istable, struck Captain Langley and
knocked him down with much force.
THAT served to cripple him, for from
, that day. his comrades said, ne was
never the active man OF his prime. SO
IIong as physical strength allowed.
: however. he was or the active list Of
1.-The pilots, enjoying the possession
Iof what lis known as rowing license
(which gave him the privilege OF go1n;
, lanvwhere. A few days ago, while OF
the street, he said to friend that n
was growing weaker every day, lndl
eating that he felt death coming 500
to him.
A few minutes after his death ha
lbeen telephoned the pilots office yes
lterday the flag was swung out a
lhalf-mast, and a committee from tn
association at once repaired to Tn
house to take charge of the funers
: ARRANGEMENTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
I. c. HATTON
. HERE. MEET|kG
MONDAY NIGHT
ENGINEER ARRIVED
FEW DAYS BEFORE EXPECTED,
BUT WILL REMAIN UNTIL AFTER
COUNCIL coNvENEs.

Upon being informed yesterday
morning that Consulting Engineer T.
Charley Hatton had reached the city
from Tampa, Mayor Reilly at once
took up the matter of ealing the coun
Gil into special session, and has or
dered that\ the meeting be held OF
Monday night at o'clock. Notices II
, such effect will be issued from the city
hall today. Members Of the board Oh
works and the entire board OF bond
trustees will also be informed OF the
| same meeting Monday night
the bond of the recently-elected CITY
| treasurer will be presented for ap.
prevail. This will be in the sum of
! $4,000, and it was the understanding
at the city hall yesterday that the
| necessary signatures had been Sc
| cured.
Engineer Hatton spent the greater
| part of yesterday at his office on East
Zarragossa street. About 4 o'clock he
| called upon Chairman Bushnell, Of the
board of bond trustees, but he had
nothing to say to newspapers. pre-
ferring to await the meeting OF the
council Monday, when he will be ready
to take care OF his end of the contro-
yersy.
The consulting engineer will Salts
~ himself personally today on the
present condition of the DeVilIier
street sewer and the DeViIlier street
outlet, and will be in position to know
what he is talking of when the coun.
Gil meets. He may prolong his stay
until late in next week. His long alb.
sence this time, he informed the
mayor, was on account of the case al
Tampa In which he had been called
as an expert witness, the conclusion
OF that case controlling his movements
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
MILLS AT BAGDAD
ARE NOW BUSY
Special to the journal

Bagdad, Jan. 14-Both of the
Stearns & Culver mills are now run
ming, making about one hundred and
fifty thousand feet of small lumber
per IL hours. The mills have been
thoroughly repaired and a number of
improved machines put in. A new
band-mill has been installed In the
place of the one that went to pieces
"a short time ago and is doing nicely.
Stearns & Culver have about $50
hands on their timebook, employed at
and around their mill here. Their
property is in better condition than
1t has been at any time since they
have owned it.
The painters and white-washers are
abroad in the land here.
The friends of Prof. Smith are glad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

TempIe-S25,000 furniture company
Cuero-s17,0 900 waterworks.
Dallas-s25O coo grocery company;
$40 900 development company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pressed prioh
West-s25,ooo loan and investment
company. =.
furniture company.
Sam Antonio-$12, 900 hardware COM
pany.
| company.
pany. cen
600 lumber company; $4,000 oil com
pany; 100000 manufacturing COM
pany.
pany.
er company.
Georgetown-s1o0,O 900 loan company
| Plainyiew-s100, 900 hotel company
| Mineral Wells-$20,000 printing
company.
Suffolk-Hosiery mill.
East Falls Church-S59,o 900 prlntlns
: company. -
Leesburg - $4,000 construction
company.
: Norfolk-s5o, 900 realty company
!: $4,000 grain company; $4,000 NAL
J ket company; $4,000 hide and III
company; $4,000 development CON
, pany.t
l. Roanoke-s25,0 900 realty company
Z. S2,500,OOO copper mines.
/ Falls Church-$25,0 900 lumber con
pany.
Graham-s2OO,00 900 lumber compan,
Petersburg-$50,00 900 transfer con
5 pany.
company.
9 pany
Is Manchester-Distill
n. Richmond-$10,0 900 railway, maril
and contractors supply compan-
$250,000 insurance company.
70 West Virginia.
Keyser-$10,000 table factory.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
BODY OF BOY
WAS NOT FOUND

Although every effort was made
Yesterday to cause the body of young
Harold Belcher to rise to the surface.
no success was reported at dark, and
now it is believed that the body had
been caught on timbers or has drift
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

to see him out again, after a siege Of
typhoid fever. He expects to open
school on Monday.
Mrs. B. F. Inman and children, OF
Quincy, came here Thursday for .
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Savel.
| j. P. Morris and sister, Miss Min
ME White, returned Sunday. after a
visit to their grandparents in Gates
wood, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
TRADESMAN'
WEEKLY REVIEW
NEW INDUSTRIES FORMED in
pIxlELAND DURING THE PAST
WEEK.

Special to the Journal.
Cbattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 13.-The
accompanying list, obtained from Inc
Tradesman, indicates the more 1mpor-
tant new industries established In the
South during the week ending today
Alabama.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. realty COM
pany; $4,000 investment company,
s.. 600 hardware company; S25,ooo
rea..y company; $4,000 commission
company; $4,000 electrical company;
s25. 900 mines; $500 engineering COM
pany; $4,000 manufacturing company.
Gadsden-$35,0 900 development com
pany.
Ozark-s10,Ooo variety works.
Blocton-Mines.
Mobile-s100 900 realty company.
Black-s1O,0 900 cotton gin.
Andalusia-$25,O 900 land company.
neutrality-suspicious. factory.
Arkansas.
/ Little Rock-S100,000 oil and gas
Gainesville-s5O,o 900 hardware com
pany
Tampa-s1o,OOO candy company.
Miami-S50,000 ice and cold storage
company.
DISQUALIFICATION furniture com
pany. E..5g,.
Georgia.
Macon-S20,00 900 mattress factory.
Atlanta-$7,0 900 tobacco company:
$1,000,000 insurance company.
Athens-Yarn mill; $1,000 engineer
ing company.
Woodville-$25,0 900 oil company.
| Kentucky.
| Louisville - $4,000 development
company; manufacturers waterproof
ing cloth; $4,000 machine company:
$4,000 automobile company; $4,000
furniture company.
Hendecson-S100,000 distillery.
Clearfeld (R. d. Morehead) -Keg
factory.
Lancaster-Tobacco factory.
louisiana.
Lake Charles-s10,0 900 oil aad gas
company; 100000 canal company.
New Orleans-$25,000 printing COM
pany.
shreveport-s1oO,OOO oil and gas
company.
Mississippi.
Greengrove-S9,5 800 farm company.
North Carolina.
Charlotte-$150,00 brick and tile
80 pe'hs @oo'oVo ieaiIE company,
power company. szzs
New Bern-s1oo,ooo naval stores
company.
salisbury-s50,0O0 power company.
Concord-s60,000 cotton mill.
Observation-Disclosures
Tarboro-s10,0O0 sales company.
Williamson-$5O,0 900 drug company.
Gastonia-S200,00 cotton mill:
100000 electric railway company.
Hickory-S25,000 construction com.
pany.
Durham-slJ,0oO publishing COM
pany.
Oklahoma.
Shawnee - 100000 DEVELOPMENT
company.
Ell Dorado-Investmen company.
Sapulpa-s1000 oil and gas com.
pany.
Frederick-S1O,0OO furniture compa-
ny; $4,000 cotton mill.
Ada-s11 500 orug company.
Muskogee = $4,000 construction
company; $4,000 iron working plant
glass factory; s250,000 glucose and
starch factory.
South Carolina.
Kingstree-s10, 900 electric light and
power company
Columbia-S5,0 900 trust company.
Greenville-s20,0 land company.
Lancaster-Light and power COM
pany.
Spartanburg-s25,ooO realty compa-
ny.
Greenwood-s10,0OO saw mill.
Rock Hill-s150,000 electric railway
company.
Tennessee
Memphis-S1o,0 900 rice company;
$4,000 construction company.
Nashville-S100,000 ore company.
Texas.
Athens-S30,0 900 waterworks.
Teague-Creamery
Llano-S500,000 mining company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

If troubled with indigestion, consti.
patton, no appetite or feel bilious. give
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets trial and you will be pleased
with the result. These tablets invig-
crate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. Sold by all
druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
p.v |, W. Williams Testifies.

Rev T w. williams, Huntington. w
Va writes us as follows: This is to
certify that I used Foley's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion ana
kidney trouble and am free to say that
Foley's Kidney Remedy Will 40 all
that you claim for 1T. w: A. DAlem.
berte, druggist and apothecary, Ia
6. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
NEW SUITS FILED,

Ihe following new suit was filed
yesterday in the office of the clerk of
the circuit court:
Clutter Music House VS.. Turton &
Bell, bill of complaint: Reeves & Wat
son, attorneys for plaintiffs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

ed away from the wharf and Will De
sA.sr.a-Alrant tina lU-soma distance away:
the boys body. 1t is the hope of the
master of the ship that the body be
recovered before the steamer leaves,
in which case it will be cared for and
shipped to relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
YOUNG MEN WANTED
PAYS RAILWAY MAIL
CLERKS $500 TO $1,000 A YEAR
Free Scholarships Are offered.

Uncle Sam holds spring examinations
for railway mail clerks in this vicinity,
The Job is for life; hours are short,
salary twice monthly and vacation. Io
TO answer, this is the opportunity Of a
lifetime. =. :.
Thousands of appointments are 70 %
,,,a5a Comrnon school educa ton is al
YOU need; city and country people have
equal chance Start to prepare now-rre'
Vita e,'S Immediately TO Central Schools
Dept. z75, Rochester, N. 7.