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Douglas Island news., 1911-07-26

 the Cahoon Creek Mining Company at Porcupine, was struck on the head by rock while at work on Thursday, July 9th, sustaining a broken skull, and died from the wound within an hour from the time of the accident.
 The report has reached Skagway through passengers who came in on last nights train that big strike had been made in a new tunnel of the Big Thing mine at Carcross. The Big Thing has been shipping good paying ore for some time past, but this new strike is in the new 13OO.fooU tunnel at lower level.-Alaskan.
 The bill establishing reciprocal rela- tions between the United States and Canada passed the U. s. senate Mon- day by vote of fifty-three to twenty seven, and will receive the approval of President Taft today. Wilfred Laurier, premier of Canada, has assured Presi- dent Taft that the Dominion parlia- ment, will ratify the bill.
 At Washington, grave charges against the administration have been made. It is charged that the order issued in Oc- tober of 191G, eliminating large area of the Chugach national forest reserve, a part of which was given to Dick Ryan, was irregular. It is charged that the prelimiparies of the transac- tion were kept under cover.
 Rich pay dirt has been found on Squirrel river, tributary of the Ko- bulk. One thaw at the bottom of a shaft yielded $65O. The gold is coarse and the ground promises rich returns. A stampede is on from Nome and other points on Seward peninsula to the new diggings. Old prospectors have been predicting a good find on Squirrel for several years.
 Daniel, head of all the Guggenheims, recently gave forth the statement that Alaska is capable of producing from S230,OOOOOO to S250,OOO,OOO yearly. He did not say what special products of the territory might produce this extra ordinary amount, but when his lines of interest are considered, it is reason- able to suppose he meant gold, copper, coal and fish.
 This talk of annexing Alaska to Can ada is all bally rot, says the Iditarod Nugget, the offspring of some pea eyed, -brained pithecanthropos, or a sensationmonger. Alaska is quite able to work out her own destiny, if given the opportunity. And if the opportun ity be denied her until the patience of her long-sutfering citizenship is com pletely exhausted, we can set up re- public of our own, if you please. But not Canadian annexation. We don't want to be tackled on to any country that has vice-regal court and the ever. visible appendage of archaic royalty. We don't want to be exploited by others. We want to be the architects of our own destiny. We will be our own protagonists. And if, by the continued and fragrant refusal of the government of the United States to accord us simple justice, we are given to understand that we are undesirable as a territory, and unthinkable as a future state of the union, then, an it please you, the "Re- public of Alaska"-the North Star Re- public" if you will, has mellifious and resonant sound.
Douglas Island news., 1911-07-26

Gus Norton, boss fisherman, of the Columbia River Packers Association, was killed at Chignik on June IA by taking carbolic acid by mistake.
 Arthur Wilson, the new governor of the Yukon, is forty seven years of age, but looks younger He was born at Waverly, Nova Scotia. He went to the Klondike with the rush of 1897.
 Forest fires in the Skagway valley last week burned over an area five miles square of fine timber land. It is esti mated that thirty thousand dollars worth of timber was destroyed. Stephen Birch, manager for the Alas ka syndicate, after personal eXamina tion of the gold quartz properties in the Mckinley lake district, announces the bonding of over fifty properties for price in excess of S2OO,OOO.
 Secretary of the Interior Fisher ex- poets to leave Washington for Alaska, August 5th, to make thorough study of the coal question and the Controller bay situation. He will be accompanied by several highly qualified subordin- ates.
 Louis Stringer, driver for Edwin Griset, a Cordova eXpressman, was ar rested in the latter place on the charge of stealing a barrel of cut glassware, valued at one thousand dollars, the property of H. G. Steel, proprietor of the Alaskan.
 With the new appropriation that be- came available July 1st, the work of surveying the Kuskokwim bay and the channel of the lower river will be rush. ed. Dry rot in the timb bers of the sur vey steamer Explorer has been one cause of the delay.
 Haines had a forest fire last week which destroyed about twenty acres of tim Der, burned up a sawmill, 150,000 feet of logs, 50,000 feet of Der, and was finally stopped by the com bined efforts of the citizens of Haines and the soldiers from Fort Seward.
 The Yukon Valley News, the weekly published at Panama, has suspended publication for the time, the manager, Art Heacock having gone stampeding to the New Ruby creek strike, where he intends locating permanently. The News is owned by A. G. Stamm, now re- porting on the Valdez Prospector.
 From Seward comes the following account of jollifcatiou among the natives of Kenai peninsula, held last month: Word received from Knik is to the effect that the natives of that locality are having the big annual pot latch. While they do not expect to pull off an event that will rival the big af- fair at Seattle, still they are having some potlatch. The Matanuskas and the Kenai Indians are all in attendance, and, with the Susitnas and the Kinks, make goodIy sized crowd. The win ter's catch of fur is all in, and the fun is fast and furious. The big feast is on and moose, fish, bear and porcupine are being consumed in great quantities. So far there has been no whisky in the potlatch, and as long as the marshal's | force can keep this out there will prob ably be no trouble. The days are being spent in feasting and trading and the nights are given up to dancing.
Douglas Island news., 1911-07-26

Gus Norton, boss fisherman, of the Colum bia River Packers Association, was killed at Chignik on June IA by taking carbolic acid by mistake.
Douglas Island news., 1911-07-26

Forest fires in the Skagway valley last week burned over an area five miles square of fine timber land. It is esti. mated that thirty thousand dollars worth of timber was destroyed.
Douglas Island news., 1911-07-26

Arthur Wilson, the new governor of the Yukon, is forty seven years of age, but looks younger He was born at Waverly, Nova Scotia. He went to the Klondike with the rush of 1897.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04

GLoVER-Lola Baldwin. wife of the
late Arthur Glover and daughter OF
the late Lyman Baldwin. Funerai
from residence. No. 1850 Jenerson-
ave. east. Monday. Aug. Z, at
o'clock p. m
O'NEIL--Aug 3, 1911. William n.
O'Neil. Funeral Saturday, Aug; .,
from residence OF his brother
Thomas w. O'Neil, so Canneld-ave,
east, at $40 and IS. Peter and aul
cathedral, Adelaide-st. at O'CLOCK.
Burial at Mt Elliott.
REICHRATH--Aug.2 2. at residence. las
Canton. Peter, aged 10 years, be-
loved husband OF Philoppena Reich
rath, father OF Joseph A.. Peter -.
Mrs. Fred Whines. Mrs. c. &. Ken.
Mrs. A. II. Pudrith, Mrs, 3. w: Morse,
Miss Florence A. Reichrath. Funeral
Saturday at d. m, from nome.
Kindly omit flowers.
TEMPLE--Aug. 1. 1911. George, be-
loved husband OF the late Jane Tenn
pie. father OF Mrs. NJ. Harrington, OF
Chicago; Mrs. M Moohan. Mrs. q.
Kau. Mrs. II. Witherspoon, Hannah
and George Temple. Funeral from
his late residence. S35 Stxteenth-st..
Saturday, at p. m.
wITTE-Aug. 2. 1911. August. aged ~
years. beloved husband OF Mary
Witte (nee HID. and father OF
Genevieve and Marie Witte, and dear
brother OF Mrs. Emma bergman, MRS.
Wanda Hasse ami Mrs. Johanna
Woods. 81 residence. % GrDndy-ave.
Funeral from residence Saturday az
s a. m and from st. Elizabeth church
at $50 q. m. Burial at Mt. ouset.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGES
Januszewski. 20. Cleveland
Peter PaJa. 81; Karolina Rogala, 20.
Wotciech Sal. %; Anna Bartnik, Is
William schidlewski. 81: Ida MOTIF
field, 49,
Joseph wcyciechewski. 81; Mary
Walter e. Middieditch. 20; Marion
Harry Collins. 20; Mabie Shilling. 20
Roy v. Epy "a; Anna e. Bundy. az.
Arthur q. Vyse. 20, Detroit; Catherine
X. Eisenbein. FL. Pittsburg. Pa.
Charles Fraser. ~, Lebanon, o.; Anna
Cheseldina, 20. same
Bradley, Is.
Joseph wawrzynski. rs; Constance
Gliniecki, e.
Emiel Herman. 81: Hortense Van
Hove, 80.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
ORPHANS HAVE OUTING.
Taken For Ride As Guests Of Wolver-
Inc Automobile Club.

The children In the orphan asylums'
shelter homes and hospitals for Grip
pied children in Detroit were royalty
entertained by the Wolverine Auto
mobile club. Friday afternoon. They
were assembled nc Grand Circus park
shortly after dinner and were whisk'
ed away In $50 automobiles for ride
out to Crosse Pointe and around Belle
Isle. On the Island they were furn-
ished with refreshments, ice cream,
cake. etc.. and. after having romp
about the grounds. were driven back
to their homes.
The Fort Wayne military band,
through the kindness OF Col. Booth, ac-
companied the children and furnished
music.
Tho members OF the committee in
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
DAILY DEATH LIST.

William henry Barker. 10 years. 500
Grand River; lucrative tonsilitis.
Mathilda Jarskay, 10 years, 3T3 VIII
kins pulmonary tuberculosis.
Steve Molmar, 26 years; accidental
drowning.
Fannie u. Webb. 50 years. 751 Sec
ond: sarcoma.
John Janus. 22 years. ST. Mary's hos
pital; Inquest pending
David Coomber. 81 years, 242 Rivard;
mitral insufficiency.
Nora Il. Goddard / year, 627 Ilum-
boldt; cholera infantum.
Justus Rogers, ~ years, 107 Field
ave; gastritis.
James Smart. SO years, $50 Piauette:
senility.
VIM Schmidt. 6 months. sss Gratiot;
cholera infantum-
Elizabeth Kreiger, S. years. las
Baldwin: cardiac atrophy.
VIM. r. Baker. SIS years. 1i3 Mt. YER
non: Brights disease.
May Vannest 40 years. 81 Seven.
teenth; Addison's disease
Chas Henry Jones. 3s years, ~ Calu-
met: mitral insufhciency.
Chas. VIM. Jones, 50 years, 35 Noble
broncho pneumonia.
Jay G.. Holland, 35 years, 3e2 Hum.
boldt; phthisis pulmonalis.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
Read Them Today


The real estate 6 lumns of The
Times are quoting bargains
prices on property in and around
Detroit.
Nowhere can Jou find a more
useful guide TO tie best values in
home or investment property.
Men and women who buy care
fully and closely are constant
readers of real estate advertise
ments in The Times want" ads.
If you aspIe to become an
owner of real state cultivate The
Times want lad reading habit.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
EIINT-sAoINAW LIAITHDB-

FIINT-sAGINAw LI>fITEDs--s;asa q.
m. and every two houts to s;ib .. m
Flint locals. 7 q. m, every two hours 20
. o. m; north Of Oxfora sundays only,
II d. m. To Romeo, q m, .. M
every two hours TO 10 p, m. III p m.
PORT HURON LIAkTEDS-7ilk q
m. every two hours to f:ib y M. sun
DAYS II D. IN. Aigonee limited daily
except sunday. S:15 4 m Through
locals, "a. ms hourly 20 y, m. p
m; Marine City. . p. n-; Mt Clemens
local, half-hourly 20 Itp. m; houfly 70
ii D. m. Mt cfsnasns vis shors Hne
60, ro :, .r n; H Gnnyr e a.g %
locals. ga m. hourly 10 ) y m. Mon-
'of PONTIAC mt EIMITE1S-t:sc D. IN. sic
- m $40 .. m. LocaN $50 q M. svsry
"a minutes 10 T:fe q. tn.; fiss q. m. haif
hourly 20 s:is p. m. k:ie p. m. every 81
minutes TO $50 y. tbs p m. haIf
90 io:Se .. m, II 90 m. and Btrminx-
hsn Only. midnightt
IAcKSoN ; KALAMAZOO LTMfTED3
= $40 a. m. every rro hours 90 t;lo q
M. Jackson LansinE Limited. sic n
m jackson iocalsi =. m. every I've
hours 10 D. m: am Arbor oniy. Z =
m. y M 80 2 m ,sx,,, p ~ e ~
hourly 20 $50 y n. 7:so ,. -. p -
q, r. ". saline ser, frcm lpsi'e,s
hourly 70 s;ss m: hourly g it&'
. ORCHARD n r4kn Drv.-s = -
hourly to a = ~
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Walter Prezgocki. ais Thirty nth.
Henry Wolf. 1877 Elisabeth Q.
Geo. Genemors, sos Il. Congress.
G. ID. Pope, PIG Iroquois.
stephen Bachara, 81 Scott
Anthony Buzaj 557 Willis Q.
John Warras, 700 ST. Aubin.
Stan. Pietrzakowski, lis Illinois.
Julius Lesczynski, 544 Alexandria.
Lad. Schemanski. $50 Frederick.
Fred Granica. S34 Riopelle.
Emil A. Burde. GIL Hubbard.
John Metz, aga Roosevelt.
Albert Teetzel. 1907 Vinewood.
Val Goril, SIS Medbury
Clifford K. Hyslop. "a savoy.
GIRLS.
Chas. Guenther, AL Breckenridge.
Thos. Tenza. 81 Norton.
Ben Greenburg. 1889 Fourteenth.
G. p. Luttenbacher, as Hooker.
Jno. A. Hammersley. 10 Oak.
II. J. Hood, 1912 Brush.
Lad. Osinski, 645 Willis e.
Jan Biesiada, SO Thirtieth.
John Nicholitz. 210 Tiilman.
John Pachla, 20 Hammond.
Cas-. Oudzinski, 81 Livingston.
Stan. Rulkiewicz. 670 Forest e.
Chas. Bischoping, 65s Erskine.
A. r.. Slocum, 374 Baldwin.
Gus. Loos, ass Lovette.
Anthony Krijosski, "a Adele.
c. Debaeche, 735 Bellevue.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
GIRL SUES FORMER LOVER
TO RECOVER BORROWED CLsH
Katie Balksenlczs starts Suits When
sweetheart Throws Her Over
~ 20 Wed Another.

Katie Balkeenicze IL suing John
Hegus In Justice DeGaw,s= court for
$40. which she alleges he borrowed
from her TO come to America. where
they were 10 marry. They had been
sweethearts from childhood In a
small European town, but because OF
the low wages paid there. John did
not think that he should marry
Katie had $50 and John borrowed Il
10 pay his passage TO America. Katie
followed later. John found a job. He
worked for a while and paid her $40
OF the debt. Johns love for Katie
began to wane when he came to
America. A week before John was
20 marry another girl, Katie filed suit
against him 10 collect the remaining
$40.
When the suit was called. neither
party had witnesses. so the court rem
dered a verdict OF no cause for action.
Through the efforts OF Attorney Harry
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
GETS wARRANT FOR HUSBAND.
Drew Revolver On Her. Says Mrs.
Helen N. Hicks.

Mrs. Helen M. Hicks. wife OF Albert
". Hicks. manager OF the Mather
casket Co.. No. 1928 Selden-ave.. came
TO police court. Friday noon. and ask
ed for a warrant for her husband,
charging him with disturbing the
peace She declares that he drew a
revolver on her In their home, which
is also at No. 12S Selden-ae.
Mrs. Hicks has filed a divorce bill
against her husband In the Circuit
court, and she makes various serious
charges.
II was ironing this morning" said
Mrs. Hicks, when my husband drew
a revolver on me and pointing II at
me: he said Well, this Ii what I've
got for you and the men you have
watching me-"
She called an officer, who advised
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
TO BOULEVARD RIVER ROAD.
VIII BE Part OF conerete Highway to
Toledo.

The Detroit river road will be the
Wayne county end OF tns proposed
concrete thoroughfare to Toledo. and
not the road passing Through Rock
wood. as had been suggested The
county road commissioners Plan. how
Toledo road to lockwood, Flat Rock
New Boston and Belleyllle, within Ave
years after the main road ID finished
Commissioners Hines went to Monroe
Friday 10 consult with the Monroe
county officials regarding the improve
ment-
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
DIED.

cOx-Aug. 3, at the residence OF X. III.
Mills. ssS Rooseyelt-avee Caroline
widow OF the late LINER Cox Fun
eral at NJ T. church, St Clair. Mich,
Saturday, D. m.
DOYLE-suddenly Joseph J. Doyle, at
residence. $40 Macomb, brother OF
John Doyle. Mrs. p A. Rice and Mrs;
IT. J. Williams. Notice OF funeral
later.
IlODGE--At Boulevard sanitarium, Aug.
2. Gsneva r.. wife OF Frank T. Lodge.
Notice Of funeral later.
SANGER--Henry p, beloved father OF
Henry IT, Sanger. Bert Sanger. Mrs.
r.. ". Crossman and Caroline Sanger,
died Aug. 4. aged IS Funeral Satur.
chapel.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04

her to 90 to police court and get a
warrant. Accompanied by her two lit
tie girls. she appeared before Justice
Jeffries. The case will be heard Sat
urday morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04

Dineeman. who represented Katie. af-
fidavits were obtained from Witnesses.
who said they heard John admit that
he owed the money. The case was
then re-opened
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04

charged OF the outing are: d. ID.
Rockwell. chairman; ]. II. App. n. 3.
Rockwell. K. +. Willett. n. r. Mont
gomery. c. +. Gilman, w. o. Peck.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
TRAvELERS GUIDE.
EssZZs{ |||1E

For cleveland, Pift|sars. and AZ.
3. m Fare 20 cleveland a. Pittsbnrg-
t5.50. Lower berth, ~. p: upper berth,
u; whole room, s16o.
xo ass zl sssS si asss;. .s nv w
days and Fridays. s:se.
s.s: =. 800 ssa : q ' ssssa z. s Ssl'sss
w Wsskannd Exeurs,e every sAtpr-
day, Cleveland. S2.6o; Hhalo. $50; ME-
IN time for business Nonday mornius.
Fer Mackinse Island special ateam~t
OF servieeMondays o: .. m. Thurs
bound and Saturday dkwnbound.
CITY Ticket ofse.: na.isss,s s,sr-
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
stork call, on pInoemans

A baby girl. 71-2 pounds. arrived
In the home OF Attorney Harry Dinge-
man, No. $50 Montclair-ave.. Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
Put-in-Bay Excursions
and Cleveland by Daylight.

DOUBLE DAILY sER 71ci TO cEpAns
POINT sA on VwsnnEsk b2rS
str. Put-in-Ba tnetD leaves $50 g.
=: sy.y 80, scr; r:sk a krsys'
sssd.ys, Use. Te Cisfeissd, one wey,
sl.zs, To sspdu.ky, efe y.y, n.sc; e
s.nds.sy, rcnna IT'D ,.ns ,. 80 ~
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
WHITE STAR LINE

Wharf Foot OF NrisWold 81
For PonT HURON Wy pert. =, s'.sTs.
Sundays q m. ant $50. y. o. -
For SUGAR IsLANu and TOLHn1
steamer leaves daily g;ib m ana
t:to .. m. SUNDAYS tso and s;oe y M.
DETROIT UNITED iNTERuRBAS
LINEs4 -
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04
For Two Bits
Help Is secured

BY People not only Dr. Detroit. but In
towns all over Michigan. through ads
IN The Daily Times
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04


GIRL for general houFework two In
FAMILY Nice room Ind bath. Pro-
testarlt preferred. References requir
d. Phone Hickory liso' 'ros''
Pointe. -
CHIMBERMAID (whitel, experiences;
tsts - rafe rences Rodd treatment ARD
.,.e ,niddie-aped ladk preferred. Au-
tomobiie club, orch4rd Lake.
EXPERIENCED cANVkssERs wanted,
we'll acquainted Will city h 9he 49,
ers need apply. Rdpm. ~ No"isnu
76 S1Ts class g5od wasess also
Sv,.,af,ress 1895 Mt tEliiott. Ridge
soeT ~ fNw
c6REM7KEEs wanIe Apply Koberts
R,sss Mig Co. is$ West Fort
DfSHWzSHER wantfd Mera Hotei'
50 West Elizabeth- -,
~ once Detrok SIoker Co, Grand
blvd and Riopelle
ExPERTENCED younk woman lor ing
tographer's reception room =. W. "
A. Employment DePI
EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES want
ed. wages 81. BurPughs Restaurant
~ - ~. S nitsN5sFSI5 watFsss WOODWARD
Restaurant. 329h WOODWARD
EXPERIENCED secRnd girl wantea'
wages So. Grand R3ll. 81 hoWena..
GIRL Tor dinIngroonf no SUNDAY work'
a. Larned west, Gfernsey BIOS. nes-
taurant. -
waVwrr-NIserIIANEous.
HIGHEsT prices paid furniture. cloves
carpets Lapham. 232 Graf: Cherry toI.
HohSEss sSs sows Ts%9.sGw r iossiE
TO REN1-YooMs.
EDMUND- PL-. ss-BY faithfully furn-
ished. two large roSm nat runhi aIs
water and gas rang; also large al
cove room: all hodSrn convenience
DAVENPORT, S2-Hkndsomely turn
ished. newly decorated front rooms.
hot and cold waters choice IoSatlon,
frst-class board; o'clock dlnheri
-7TefeTerces Grand 1901.
rr,MfINo- Ga Sarge, cool, front
1-lsa running water breakfast,
a,ciock dinner: othVr rooms
yyr S 5yup-K-0- TfTTEf,- fcoTner Columbia
~ ~ cass.aye Running hot and cold
i water all rooms; cage elevator iea
pp0oKIYY- IIU, opposite FORTY
Nice room and boart3 Tor Two senue-
men Walnut l24l-t
EBNTND1PL, ii. nefr Woodward-
Desirable front suite; also otnsr
rooms; private homel
BEJG- I0s--Double panors. nicely Iur-
nished; kitchenette. Opposite Cass
park
eRTsH. 7syZNSatiy fdrnishsd house-
keening rooms, bathl gas, laundry;
reasonable.
BRUSH. 62s-Furnished rooms mule
circle: strictly modern home. Rage
2s5a j.,
cTEg I6f-NeatIy Furnished pleasant
room. strictly modernl reasona0le
C0ITYNBTA r.. si-FVnished rooms
20 rentT-Eaasanahle fates- Phone-
cherry ST.
ERSKTNE. I6-Partiy FURNISHED base
ment. stationary tub. " per week.
At WATSON, so-second floor alcoyo'
also single room. modern. reasonaole.
RooMS-Furniture for oooms comPiete.
Al week Sumner Co. Mich. and fth.
TO RENT--uoUsEs.
HANNAH RENTAL. AGENCY
ONE McGRAw BLDG.
- RIVAL EsTATE. -
0TT5 SCHFHANSRY a sONs, monu-
menta SIS 10 s1e oratiot-ave- Phone
Ridge SILL.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-04

OF Detroit are
great service In
competent help.
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
SALESMEN WANTED

Observation-Disclosures in any line to
sell general trade in Florida. Vacancy
January 1st. Unexcelled speciality propo-
sition. Commission contract. $35 weekly
for expense. The Continental Jewelry
Co, Cleveland, Ohio. lts
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
REWARD.

SIOLEN-Between II o'clock Friday
night and s Saturday morning. Ie1I
model Racycle, numbered "R. O." under
crank nanger. Reward for return to 9O2
East Gadsden. Phone 5S1 or l122.
l0dec1vs
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE-Horses, Mules Oxen-3
combination saddle and driving horses;
large draft horses; 20 large draft mules;
80 oxen. Send for detailed list and prices.
Geo. 2; Wood Lumber Company, Cary
'hle' ria 10dec1W
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
AGENTS WANTED.

WONDERFUL new invention. Phenome-
nal Sure seller to every phone user.
$500 daily profit. $50 samples free pre-
paid live agents. Sanfphone Co., Chi
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE-540 pounds sheet copper, $500
roofing slate. Apply 141S E. Zarragossa
street. 1edec1W"
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE-Coal or wood heater, piano.
Apply 115 West Chase st. Phone 1853
1odeclwS
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALENLarge mare (about 1850 lbs. }
used to farm and city. Gentle and does
not scare at autos. Phone or write
Owner OF Fanny Hammac House. iS1
west homana. 10dec1ws
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP-One second hand
and harness. Apply Harrison Bros.
1odec
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE CHEAP-One horse, buggy
and harness. Apply Harrison Bros
10dec
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
FOR LADIES.

SPIRELLA CORSETs designs of
latest styles. Have your corset made
TO order. Measure and orders taken by
Mrs. W. c. Wood, Phone 1888. 23nov1ms
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
FOUND.

OF keys, containing one
Yale key. Owner. by giving more COM
plete description and paying for ad can
get same at this office adec
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

When are they going to get a mo-
tori" AS soon as they can become
reconciled to get a mortgage
er's Weekly.
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SAkE-Efght-roorn, two-story mod
eLn residence, corner lot. 75x9O, best
VIII sacrifice at net $4,000 Phone No. 964
9dec2w
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE-One 20 foot laur.ch. hunting
cabin. Good condition. Cheap If take1
at once Apply No. 20 South Reus St.
7dec2w
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE-Young lady's bicycle; good
.os as new; VIII sell for $3.50, half-price.
10 4e1s' CerVantes ST. 9dec1W
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
AUTO SUPPLIES

DON'T BUY any tires until you get our
prices. Save 90 per cent wrapped
IIeao, express prepaid. Premier Tire &
Protector Company, 7O5 Olive Street ST
Louis, Mo. lie
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds Of Der
sonal property on short notice Easy
terms Suburban lots sold on easy gay
ments B GRAY Co Q C 9~-1.aa
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE-Quantity of furniture. china
ware gas stove, piano, antiques, etc
SaH 90 at 1l02 East Gadsden street, or phone
decStf
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10
ANNUAL MEETING

ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting of tbe
stockholders of The Packard Land Com
pany, will be held at the Offices. In the
Masonic Temple, Pensacola Florida. at
II O'Clock noon on Saturday, December
Is. 1911, for the election OF oficers 3r
any other business that may come peso-e
the meeting.
n. J. PACKARD.
decSoaWZV Secretary.
The Pensacola journal., 1911-12-10

FOR SALE-Surrey, ball hearing nrac+-
caly new: buggy. two sets harness,
tucson so Auto. Sell for cash or trade
TOT real estate. F. G. Renshaw. 7decIw