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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
Death of Former Resident.

Mrs. G, Griffiths died at her home at
Ridgefield, Wash, on Saturday, Sept.
l4th For a number of years she was
a resident Of this city and her husband
conducted shoe store.
Mrs. Grifiths, whose maiden name
was Ellen Jones, was born in Wales on
April 26, 1897, and was rs years old at
the time Of her death When a child
she went to Boston, Mass, with her
father, and spend most Of her girlhood
there and in New York City. She was
married in Mineral Point on May 10,
1858, to Griffith Griffiths, and they eel.
ebrated their saith wedding anniversary
last May. They lived in Wisconsin
until 1882 when they moved to White
Lake, S. Oak, where they lived unit
two years ago, when they went tC
Ridgefeld
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
No. SPECIAL TRADE
Stinu|atOrS for Ten DAYS

bargains in fall dry goods. The special inducements are
offering the following items should compel you supply
your for the coming winter Prices will not be as
low again. Cotton and wool goods steadily advancing
You will save % per cent by buying
All Amoskeog Teazledown will 2Hc On sale
for this week at &c.
Good quality 10c Tennis Flannel at 7c
One thousand yards pure linen Towing, will regular
12Hc sale for &c.
All linen, bleached Absorbent Toweng Is and in wide,
sale for &C.
Good IA inch Linen Crash sale &C.
Special sale Cotton and Wool Blankets You %
per cent By buying now.
Special sale Of Chdrens Underwear fine quality
heeced Underwear at 22C
Our cloak department showing the best garments from three
of the leading manufacturers in the cloak and suit market.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03

Miss Henrietta Hanscom went to
Chicago yesterday, where she will be
bridesmaid at the wedding of her
cousin, John Pettis, to Miss Ethel
Brayley.
Miss Cecilia Smith returned last
week from two weeks visit at Gala
mine. She was accompanied by Miss
Belle McKerman, who remained for a
several days visit.
Mrs. Margaret Adams and daugh-
ter Mary left Saturday for Platteville
to attend the wedding of Miss Cecilia
Bride and Mr.. Elmer Won Oshen. Miss
Adams was bridesmaid.
Levi w. Pollard, poet, lawyer and
politician, formerly of Iowa county, but
now residing in Milwaukee, is candidate
for the Assembly from one of the down
town districts of that city.
Henry Roger, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to Chicago on
Monday. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Phillips and daughter, Mrs. P, L.
Roger, who will visit there.
Mr.. Joseph Koppes, who died at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tonkin
last Thursday of pneumonia, at the age
of 20 years, was buried from st. Mary's
Catholic church on Saturday morning
at ten o'clock
MIR Theodore Engels and daughter
Mayme and Mesdames Nicholas and
Louis GRADER and Catherine Mulcahy
were at the county seat the fore part
of the week, owing to the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. VIM Schoeneman.
The best Sweater Coats in the world
for the money the Victor Pure Wool
The above expresses truthfully just
what our sweater coats really are.
Best in style, best in quality and best
in the lasting satisfaction that they
give. We have a very comprehensive
line we would be glad to show you 4
G. Varlin, Reliable Clotheir.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
Four October Sundays.

The pastor of the Methodist Episco.
pal church announces the following
special topics:
0CT. orally SUNDAY.
Special program in Sunday
School and all services,
l0;3O-"A Sleeping Church.
1880 "The Highest Calling
Der. l3. GOLD PEOPLES DAY, "
1880 CLOSING Scenes.
1870 "Crises of Life. F"
OCT 20. "WoMAN's DAY.
1890 Woman and Reform.
800 Woman's meeting.
7:30-"A Woman's Touch.
OCT q. TEMPERANCE SUNDAY.
1890 "Cranks.
BOO Mems meeting.
1870" 1.-The Great Issue
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
The Metz Pharmacy
depot for Nyal Family Remedies)
The Local Field.
-Correll & Martin for clothing

-Correll & Martin for clothing
Mrs. C. Wright has been visiting
in Madison.
Mrs. John Polglaze is visiting in
Willow Springs.
Andrew Fardy was a business call
er in Monroe Monday.
Adam Dresser, Jr., is on a ten days
trip to Bowman, N. Oak.
Jack Frost has been quite busy at
night during the past week.
John HolzmiIler is spending this
week on business in Clinton.
Robert Engels has been home from
Mt. Horeb spending a few days.
Cyrus White left Monday to attend
Marquette college at Milwaukee.
Leroy VIM and Frank Tyrer were
callers at the county seat Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Smith spent Sunday
with Mrs VIM. Smith at Calamine
Mrs Charles Fox and daughter
Leone visited in Rockford last week.
Albert Chapman Of Darlington was
a visitor in our city Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Judson Bridges visited at tn,
home Of her son Dan at Blanchardyill,
last week.
T-.-..--t.,.g8..s L.-. - Is 49,,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
Galloway Davies

Miss Georgia Galloway, daughter Of
Mr.. George Galloway of PIatteyille,
was married Wednesday, Sept. 25th, to
DR.. John Davies Of Mineral Point, Rev.
Bauchop officiating. Both DR.. and Mrs.
Davies have been students Of the
Platteyille Normal and the doctor
graduated from the Chicago Veterinary
College in 1911. The young couple have
hosts Of friends in Mineral Point and
Platteville who wish them much JOY in
their new relation They left on a trip
to Boulder and Denver, Col, and
Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
First Number of Course.

The first number Of the G. w. Best
Concert Course will be held at the
NJ. E church on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 9th under the auspices Of the
Dorcas society. The company consists
Of a contralto, reader and harpist. and
comes highly recommended The course
contains three numbers, and tickets
may be obtained Of any Of the Dorcas
members. Season tickets 81, single
admissions, adults soc. children l5c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03

The annual convention of the |. O..
G. T. Of the Fifth district will meet on
Oct. 9Th, in the Good 'femplar's hall,
Mineral Point The first session will
convene At 1000 o'clock. a. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all Good
Templars and to all who have ever
been Good Templars to attend the open
session Tuesday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
Give Up Houses to Crops.

Reports received by the Great-horti,-
err railroad say THAT more than 350
Montana farmers have been literally
crowded out Of homes by bumper crops.
The houses are fIl d with grain to the
second story Vi pw Harvesters camp
ia H .de aa hubble fields wait
. n r .ge taa aaHga ala
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
In Favor of the Receiver.

Whose entitled to the money for
which the Phil Allen homestead was
sold was decided at Madison on Tuesday
of this week Receiver Williams, the
bank creditors trustee, gets it for the
benefit Of the creditors. The property
sold for something ever $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
White House

The pleasing point a.
bout men trading here is
that an air of seclusion is
given them in finding a
splendid department filled
with up.to.date lines of
merchandise in a room de
voted exclusively to the
display of mems goods.
4 We have made large pur
chaseS for Fall and Winter
and to open the fall campaign
we will offer a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-10-03
FINE
HAIR BRUSHES

A hair brush is not an article
that you want to purchase every
day. That is why you profit when
you deal with us for our hair
brushes are so carefully made, so
well put together and contain such
high quality bristles and we'll made
backs that they last. For rough
and unruly hair, we have partic-
ularly long bristle brush that
strokes each layer Of hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20

need for you 10 be a skinny" and go
around with that pinched. hungry.
half-fsd look any longer. 6argoi
Mili make ySg plump. sleek and as
For the man who is dubbed "a
bundle Of Stats" and vino IL cut out
o. all the good times because he's
- thin. and ihe woman who has
n reun r,,s out os az nse" q her
forms. and Ii then painfully con-
scious Of the fact that even with
the forms and pads. she isn't fool
Ing anybody, Sargoi viii prove a
There are no useless weeks OF
doping In tho sargol treatment. It's
action IL immediate You begin 70
take Sargoi and you begin 70 get
fat We have hundreds OF letters
and even 40 pounds on their bones at
the rate u pound and sometimes
pound and q half a day. II will DO
the same for you and We want 20
prove 4. ~ you have mover used
PREPARATION pre- and you are fssily il
earnest and want 70 try IL at our
expense. here IL your chance 70 take
advantage Of our most generous
simply cut OF the coupon below.
fiji II out with your name and ad-
dress. plainly written. and fne1Dse
lee r. silver 20 help pay The. cost OF
mailing. etc. md send II 70 the Sar-
eol Co, atm Herald Bldg. flug-
hamton. n. r., and we will not only
send you Zoe package Of Sargoi
absolutely free, but Will also send
at the same time letters telling
what IL has done for others. and
the greatest flesh producing prepa-
ration science has ever known. Cut
off the coupon and send today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
Makes a Bad Cough Vanish
QuickIy-and CheapIy
The Quickest, surest Cough Remedy
You Ever Used. Family SUPPLY
Made ~ Home. saves You ~.

You have never used anything
which takes hold Of n bad cough and
oonuuerK IL 80 quickly as tho rem
edy which you mix at home with
pinex and sugar syrup. Gives ~
inoat instant roller. and usually
tops the most obstinate. deep-seat
a cough In "a hovrs. .Ineaualed fus
Group and whooplng cough
Pinax 10 special and highly con
contracted compound 81 Nurwnt
White Pine extract. rich In gueiaco
aud other healing pine element. -
Decent bottle makes pint--a fam
Inv suppIy~-of the best cough rem
rfy that money can buy. at a savlnk
of 81. Simply mix with home
made sugar syrup or strained honey
In a PM bottle. aud II In ready fQi
use. The sugar syrup IL easily made
by mixing q pint OF Rrnrulateh sugar
with v pint OF warm water. ana
etirrtnR for z minutes.
Children like Pinex Cough syrup
1T tastes good, and " prompt
lafe remedy for old or young. slim
iiates tho appetite and 10 sli9hts
iaxative--both good features, \
snndy : household medicine foi
lioarHencss. asthma. bronchitis, eto
aud unusually effective for incipieni
uuE troubles.
p1nex has often been Initiated btu
never successfully. for nothing els
viii produce the Same results. TIL
Genuine IL guaranteed to give abso.
ute satisfaction, or money refunded
Your druggist has PineN. or viii ~.
4 for you, II not. eend TO the
e,nss DO. TT Wayne Ind,
Pinex Is fully guarantees by lar.
tell prus co. {distributers). Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
~pITY TITS TRUE .

Dear Miss Grey reader valuable
help - old and
sincerely,
sad she did when she
and furnished Il with the
5000 the bank and making
and steady and sincere IN AL dsanF have pleaded
heart broken Help aud the first time
Life
living hut am a man ud~IId do what lie j..
3 unfortunate. who finds after
thinks abe loves meets another who
feelings toward him Hut for
former lover when he has ashed his all on her as
almost objectionable.
WIN that day viii be
the mother
My Ia will
There saying thar
measured again II yor
onbie only what ~ the
the other viii be measured
World plead with her again nor write her nor o.
anything this maniness she =
Try think that II not her real ~onanhood
ia causing this trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20

We invite every man and woman
reader 81 this paper. who u thin
pate, weak of run down. or who has
lost bis OF her huoyanf. youthful
energy. or who suffers from loss OF
appetite. or from debility. either
nervous or physical. 20 try AftSO-
I.DTEf.f FREE. q new. scientlficnl
~ compounded preparation. called
sarKoL
Eargol 10 builder, a real flesh
strictly aelentiflc lines and contain
ing true tissue building elements
Nafguf acts directly upon the digest
I've and snuimiiagive organs Of the
body. itS action transforms every
nonthfui you eat Into good. solid
flesh.
A fsw days use and your step
again becomes quick. firm and eiae-
tic. and your very walk tells Of the
Transformation you are undergoing
Your eye becomes briEhter and
clearer the pale, hollow cheeks be-
gin 10 I'll out. and the aerawny,
peaked. hang dog look quickly goes.
and IN It's place there comes good.
clean. healthy look and a strong.
vigorous feeling.
Eafgol creates new, rich. red blood
and sends u courslng through your
veins and out into the minute cnpsi.
iAfiss. carrying with "a a wealth Of
vibrant energy aud youthful power
fsediug syery little coll Of your body
SaxKoi restores lost appetite. lost
mental and physical power. and
makes you once more the man or
woman nature Intended you 70 be
The trouble with most people who
appear like "a bag OF bones ir not
that they don't get enough To eat.
bat that they DO not assimiiate what
they do eat. They simply 80 through
the natural motions Of eating. but
the fieah- giving part Of what they
eat just passes away without being
anafniilntad. and consequently does
not do them any good.
You can feed coal into a furnace
all day Or all night long, but IL the
coal 10 not consumed you do not get
any heat Now IL IL Just the same
way With tho human body. You can
est pounds and pounds Of meat
quarts and quarts ~ Vegetables.
drink gallons and gallons Of good
sensible drinks. but " that which
- taken into your stomach Is not
properly diGrsted and aHasfullatsd. IL
does not do you nnf good
Sargoi helps digest your food and
aida IN its assimilation There - no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
FIRST GET THE EGG" SAYS
LETTER in EGG CONTEST

I in stew pan and pour In cold wa
ter enough 20 cover them. For each
quart OF water put 10 a teaspoonfui
OF salt. Setting the vessel over a
hot fire or gas flame. the water VIII
begin to boil In 4 or minutes, then
cover the pan and let boil hard two
minutes. Life the eggs out. dip
them into cold water and serve i'm
mediataly. There Is sweet, dell.
cate flavor. not obtained any other
way. DIR. ~. NJ. COOK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
a elRl.s LETTER.

Dear Miss Grey Ny hands are
fed and rouEh. please tell me what
aill soften them and make them
ghlte. also my face and neck VIII
You pleaae recommend good cold
cream can buy AZ the drug store ?
What will promote the growth OF
hair. What will remove frcckles ?
30 write well for girl OF iff
SUSAN n.
A. Peroxide VIII tighten your
skin. II You find Il drying. use n
little glycerine with a. Qnlnlne and
age tea arc both good for the hair.
Z hough they darken H. Zinc sulpho
carbonate dr.. and glyccrinc on.
very good to remove frecklcs.
10 not recommend patent medicines
1r toilet articles through this col.
dmn. Your writing IL very good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
Cynthia Crey's Letters
THE WAY 1T SHOULD BE

am glad that IN a white writes me Of a
happy marriage know there many but they don't need
advice, SELDOM write Here refreshing by
who knows.
Dear Miss GrcyI have been married and have
family These the happest OF my life Although v-
home impclled every few months write my wife
love letter Love the only OF happiness and
and why should letters
wife he did his sweetheart believe great many
who deeply love their would add greatly her happiness
they would do this Mail IL the way homo, that the
little wife will get day while hubby work. and he viii
be evening by the radiant and happy smile his
heart of old know from experience that gives the
Joy earth
write this. Miss Grey because other share
with my wife and the happiness that be had by
who common in his home life.
A HUSBAND AND FATHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
WAY sH1 SHOULD LEAVE.

Dear Miss Grey want youi
opinion very much. a. have no one
else To 70 TO II ~ the old story OF
a very Unmatched pair. aud the ter
riblo mistake OF tho wife turning a.
a fniae friend for sympathy. TIE
husband has q very uKly temper
and because ahe cannot love him
he abuses her and accuses her
wrongfully. II sanma that they just
cannot get along even peacoablg
should she stay. bearing II all IL
ntonnment for her sin. or take her
chiIdsen out ~ the atmosphere al
rtFsfe. glslng hsin chance for hap
plnesa with SOME one ciseg Please
answer. Your shots seem 70 aiways
50 straight 10 the mark.
REHELf.IOuS.
A--If the husband will agree a.
make an honest effort 10 curb his
temper and treat HE wife With ~
apecf. say stay. and work too ethics
for the children II not. so MOI
10 give hlm chAne.--for unles - be
doen learn aelfeonfrul he cannos
be hapuT with any woman. bur b.
reuMe a woman. ~h0 Ia aorry for b
mistake. deserves right treatment.
and the cklidren should be- reared
In harmony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
wv NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS uzu
4 - 4 ttttA ~ 4
ARRANGING THE HOUSE



Dear Miss Grey; Whore Nv The
proper place 70 hang sacred pic
lures. also family photoa1 Whore IL
the place for the fireplaceY We have
furnace, too. II Il proper whcn
iadies call on me TO AJAX them TO
take off their wrapsy In II proper
70 serve them with light refresh.
mnntsg HOUSEWIFE
A.--The place to hang sacred sub
leets u IN a library or living room.
4 the picture II a fayorite. hang n
~ your sleeping room. Family
photos should be- In the bed room
The place to put fireplace IN op
poslte the door or In the center OF
The longer side of room II the
call IL Informal. ask them 20 remove
their wraps and serve light refrenh.
mentn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
aF,psr oET THE Eccr

FIRST get the egg--that Ia the
most important. Then boil some
water. put a little salt In the water,
break the shell and drop the egg In
and cook slowly until white OF egg
ia set. Serve on toast, buttered.
Some people call this poacbcd egg,
but why? II Is only boiled with the
shell off. ID. YOUNG.
III Spring st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20

They came in by punches this
morning, those letters on no" 70
boil an egg
Lots Of sensible advice, ard SOME
humorous bits Of philosophy are
included in today's mail on the ego
contest They make interesting
reading. Remember. contest closes
Saturday. There's first prize on
one real. live hen. and second
prize Of n genuinely fresh EGGS.
Address EGG Contest Editor, The
Star" Here are some more OF tho
answers:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
FIRST TRAP YOUR HEN

First obtain a good-sized wash
boiler and fif partly with Iukewarm
water. Next place an imitation
egg on top OF straw or eggselsior:
then place ON top OF boiler to re-
semble nest.
Then coax a hen with some nice
grains Of corn to this trap, and
- soon as she falls in. slam lid on
boiler for about three minutes. or
until you hear the last sqnawk. Re
move the real egg and you viii have
II boiled. retaining its real fresh
flesh flavor. MAxUER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20

- ceIman School
= epeeiai Interests.
LhTFoaM
~ Immediate con
-. s..' = psopo.sd mnnlclpal
Z Ss' - he cm.structlon
- ~ lines a. aeon al
4 - public owner.h,p
w. 9sses terminals; also
n 2 = railroad tarmin-
Z nunIcipalIy owned
- b the meantime
VI - should have power
- ~ p. uvleIons Of the char.
e!sats 70 corporasIsns.
~ sity Hight and water
~ u - 70 consumer Al
lC Z - 10 interest on ,he
A'ns funds has been
/ - ~ ~ TOT women for
Ns1I done; the abo on
e desfee: no intim.
n.en: no pool rooms
~ - districts: more
~ - e1vfI rervfc. $500, :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
A pocToe,s WAY

The objection TO dropping eggs in
10 boiling water. OF pouring boiling
water over them. Is that the she'll
frequently cracks, allowing some
waste and injuring the flavor OF the
balance Of the egg.
The writer's method Ii, put them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
IrtTIs NO LONGER

How long an egg should be boiled
depends on the length of II. A short
egg az short as II Is. and long egg
as long as Il is; and II II no longer
IL an egg, forget It,
A BAD ECO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
m-M-mr SOUNDS GOOD

Don't spoil your egg by boiling
Drop IL into a glass Of milk. with o
daah of sherry. shake well. add a
pinch OF grated nutmeg, and-~oh.
you Seattle Start G. M. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20

Dear Misa Grey am is. 5 n.
Ia. tali- How long should my dresses
be. How can ! become stoater
How can | clean ralnnpots of 4
Milan straw A GIRL.
A-~Your dreanus should be TIVE
inches above your nhoe topa. II ynl
eat sweeta In moderation. nuts
potatoes. and drink lots ~ milk. Il
will help yon You viii probably
outEFua yoaF thinnena az you SCI
older. Sponge your hat with warn
aoap water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-20
Ah ..apl oYra.a aloAr-

Dear Miss Urey-I am employed.
With a great many other girls, By q
large Seattle firm. The other day
one 81 the members Of the firm
asked ua II We had regiaiered and
whom We were goinK 10 vote for. DO
you think they had a right TO do 20 Z
E NJ.
A.--Anyono may ask a question.
although some pcople usc but little
discretion. Don't think that your
position depends on your nnnwef
"a your employer II you Wish 10
ray for whom you will vote. do 80 I.
a not say. Cant you guonnf' OF
I'm not telling ans one.7 Az ON.
ployef rrapects a SRI with a mind
OF her opn. but she Ahoula BE-
womaniy and courteous.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
MECCA SALOON
CASE IS ENDED
A. RGlp. ". ?. GREEN AND oTHERs
DISMISSED WHEN ARRAlesEo
BEFoRg COUNTY JUooE sat.
LINeER.

Tns Meooa aelson case. wherein two
parties were claiming POSSESSION. was
rbouwht an end insofar a. criminal
procednrs wes concerned. yeaterdav
when Judge Henry BellnRnr rendered
q decision. dlsmissing a. Reid. " n
Green. Fletcher Crenuhaw and others
from castooy on ne charge 81 tres
pasaina
The pArfies b&h eriWinally been ar
rested on TIE charse ~ nreakinE and
entering. Joe Resd. lessee % the "a
loon. making me charwa when hs found
e nunstsr ~ che parties IN he piaee
~ business ard refusina 20 perms him
q enter A neid had isased the place
"a joe Red and the former desred
possession. which Joe Reed refused On
the ground thaf hla contraut was stiil
hindina and IN forca IL Wmn then That
employees 81 A. Rid sntsred the saloon
from the seoond story and secured
poueession. but WNre removed ~ the
sherry
Joe Reed and his sttornsy. r. Pope
Reese. atatsd last nixht that fhgy were
rot az All satisfied with the decision.
nor was the suits y friendly one As
= matter o. fsot@ said r. Pope Reese.
any marchant on Palafox street, who
has a ieaae or contract with some
ofher persons may wake up an3
rnorning 20 nud hss piaoo occupied ~
me party with wshom he has con
tract
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
BLOCK PAVING
TO Be REMOVED
SONG ON EAST GARDEN sTREGr
sULeEo TO sUcH Az ExrUNr
THAT " WILL &c RgLAlp.


A portion ~ ne wood biock PAVE
ms on East Garden slreoi. between
Alcsnir 80 Manreua streets, q
being rslnld. the pawimw haXinR
hulEed 20 the extent where ~ was
found necessary 81 remove a. THE
rart removed IA along the curling en-
closing the PARKWAY
~ a. said that the failure ~ ths