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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
For Saie--PouItrv.

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All kinds 81 pure bred puIlets bought
ana sold. We have some sxcnp-
tlonaliy fine White Rock and
white OrpingtOn cockere.s for sale
~ reasonable prices. Agents for
McClannhan. Queen and E.Eay
iucubatora and breeders. orders
taken for Phiio coops. Full line
on leeds and remedies Fine fat
poultry dressed daily.
PACIFIC POULTRY co. INC.
Top Floor Corner Market
Phone Elliott SECS. First and Pike.
Must close these out. and they nrs
Tar TOO good 20 send to market. 80
price at one-fOufth value i each
white Rock and White OrplnRton
cocks. prize winners, S. 90, fine
white Orpiugton cocks, tkbO. A
Few white OrplnRton puIlets--
quote several beautiful Ancona
cockereis 800. w. n banner.
tboe Ito1bury. Beacon 1919
HE KALEM POULTRY Marker
yfessen chicken. per Ia.
spring chicken &c Der Ih'
Live and dressed turkeys always On
hand
1900 Pike Place
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Situations Wanted
Female

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Woman wants a few hours daily
employment to help deffay ex-
penscs. x-]70. Star.
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Water Front

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Ga ACRES WATERFRONT. $3.50
Fine creek through ~. all rich black
hidar land. on county road. close
10 school. near town. $50 cash and
$40 per month. Cheap fare to Sc
attic.
r. VAN ARSDALE Il co.
1909 Third Az.
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Wanted---MisceTlaneous

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Piano wanted. Will pay cash for
high grade piano " q IN a bar
Give particulars. With phone num-
Der and address, x-tds, caro- Star.
Wanted Repeating shot gun. good
condition. at best cash price. n. y.
u No I. Inx ll
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Money to Loan

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49,. ,is.i, r;.iAIE i;g.s. -.
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On Improved or vacant property.
any amount. $50 to 1900. long %
short time, ensy payments, no de-
lay. btuftsvant & Co. sfz Boston
Blk.
81 500 10 loan on Seattle Improved
property. quick action.
OSCAR JFNHEE n co,
5if Northern Bank Bldg.
stf Northern Bank Bldg. 9Th 4 Pike
ASD aoLLtIEnAI
EA8TEhN DftOKEIlk5E 90.
Lohns from $500 20 $4,000 70
6ALAHfED PEOPLE
without security or indorHemcnt
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE.
Pianos. warehouse receipts. etc.
Liberal terms. prompt service.
1o7 Northern Bank Bldg ffh n PIKE
place 70 borrow money
on diamonds and jewoiry. low
rates, private offices American
Iewelry CO. 500 second.
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Lost reeke thoois and bank book AT {.
tached, currency $40. Return
bank book and papers, no auens
lions asked. pi Columbia a. NJ.
$40. a. Hunter,
Wide gold baud bracelet. With black
enamel. on 18th av,. between John
aud Republican, evening OF 2ard.
Return. 20 the iittlafieid Apis. 50s.
Reward,
Lost.-on sunday. Airedair, year old,
had collar with name Jack, license
and former address Reward H.
y Brown. isse ieth av N. hast
sTOa
POUND any agatea this summerf Let
VIZ cut and mount them In artistic
toweirY. MVron Symons. it2l ard
Lost AAxlnKa hook No 1851. Find.
er return 20 Dexter Horton Trust
a Savings Rank.
Dyeing aud cleaning. Contorium bye
Works. East sgz. Wagon calls and
delivers.
Want house q office furniture. cash
tsibnon Chandler, tt0 i.lke. NJ. azsI
Plumbing repairs, coo ar: refer
en.ss- ~. a. lhsa
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A SPLENDID FARM
AND A GOOD INVESTMENT

~ bFLftNDlD FARM
AND A GOOD INVESTMENT
30 acres In Lewis county. west OF
centraila, In tbs Lincoln creek
valley 10 acres In cultivation.
best Kind OF soil. good h-room
houno. large barn, large orchard.
right on the main county road.
fins settlement. rural mail Price
shssvv. 1900 cash. balance 10 suit.
10 acres. mites west Of centrniin.
In the Haixer valley. some OF a.
slashod. first class alder land.
right on the county road. Price
1900 va cash. tie monthly.
~ acres just outside OF city AT
Centfalta. right on the street lies
fins. hianhed aud seeded. Price
ttoe. Any terms.
acre at centraiia. right on the
street car line. level and on good
strei Starting them Oft ct 1850
por acre. IL first class garden
soil Any terms.
We also have some fine lots IN Cen
traiia at fg0a. We'll located. close
In. Can make terms 60 suit.
SOUTHWEST
WARRINGTON LAND COMPANY
s0s Second Az. Room rs Downs bldg
Phone Main t10a.
ie-AcRE RANCH
ts.T6o
All cleared. 50 acres are grubbed
and IN cultivation Nice young
orchard. Very rich soii Ground II
almost level. just a slight slope
Fine well ia Highest part Of tract.
With water piped 20 all parts Of
ranch, Comfortable house. barn.
chicken houses horse. cow. chick
ens. etc. II 10 really . most I'M
usual bargain. Requires 81. 900 In
cash. balance reasonable. Prop
srty is situated near Portage.
NAshon island. zee II ~ room as
you can.
WEST a WHEELER
,l 500 cei~sa mock
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LAND NEAR SEATTLE

20 AcRES-fi .o0o--20 ACRES
Owing 10 loss % husband. lady
wants "a 20 sell her 70 acres o.
good land. with small house and
other buildings. running siremm.
duck pond. good soil. no stone or
ance IN cordwood. n mile 20 rail-
road siding. y mile 20 school aud
grange hall. on milk route. X. n. ~.
and phone. All for $1,000. partly
on terms.
WEST COAST LAND co.
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City Real Estate.

beautiful lot near Ravenna park.
$3.50 cash. Queen Anne 4VS.
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fwHATcoM COUNTY BARGAIN
~ acres. z acres fine marsh land. In
aefop. 70 acres good bench land.
4sihshed. x mile lake front. good
ss-gootn house. large harm. : miles
10 ~ u. station tt.9oa. half cash
s8f PIERCE COUNTY
90 acres fine bench lard. 10 In
slower. 70 slashed. 10 alder bottom.
1890. 10 per cent cash.
KfT8AP COUNTY
10 acrss some fIns alder bottom.
neaf beach and landing. $500. 10
per cent cash,
acres water front. fine spring.
HeAF dock 1875. 10 PEI cent cash
W q. MlckEHHHAM
Main tose: sos lay nids
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EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
about new discovery. Howard .
Zoo superfiuous hair positively
removed permanently. ineApen-
slse. simple treatment ITS pfF@
FERENr quaker Drug Co, ACTS
Or. A. Les Lewis, consulting ehiro-
praeter. Hours 90 y. m. sta.T Ar
eade Annex. Main fstz LADY attend
ant.
operation or detsntion from labor:
ever go3 cases cured past two
kysism, NT ri,si nds'. Seattle
GILLETTE Hf-ADTs snarpsnsd, soc
dos. fasofs. 7bc, etc it5i eth sv.
Oct Acquainted Society. Samss and
addfsrsss. Jos Pine street.
Say u saw "a In The star
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ACRES FoR 1850
EAST OF KIRKLAND
on good road, rich soil. ideal for
poultry. fruits and berries, near
school and depot. Terms t2s cash.
so per month. To see this land.
take Madison car and county ferry
or steamer urania tis boats daily
20 Burke a Farrar's office An
Kirkland. or 100 Cherry 81.
4 ACRES S'rilAwBERRY LAND si1s
Located in the famous Port Orchard
district, ON county road In thickiy
settled farming section. Rich level
land. easy 20 Improve. Terms s1s
cash. IS monthly. owner. COS
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Than call In and lot US show you
how you may obtain 40 acres OF
good farm lands in British c0lum.
bia. near Fort George, near rail
way and water transportation. by
a payment of $50 cash and 80 per
month afterwards. Tho land ~
selling on these easy terms at
1880 par acre and upwards now.
The sooner you start. the sooner IL
Will be paid for. and you can now
afford $40 per month,
Better Investigate Immediately. how e.
ever, aH We will not long bs able
20 offer any az if2,b0.
CANADIAN LAND AND SECURI.
TIES CORPORATION. LTD.
glt American Hank Building
Seattle. Washington.
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Board and Room.

FNFFFN|~s.NFsFeN1N~FNTF NsNs~lFNFsFIFUWS~
win board little girl rensona bio,
nice home. music taught. refer
encss Beacon 1908.
Babies boarded only, by trained
nurse. Terms reasonable. Phone
Keuwooi 5es.
Large cosy rooma, firepiacss. pleas
ant, homeliks place. Main fs,7.
1913 Cherry.
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~ n. nUTTERwoHTH a SOMA
1871 First ave Main OF Etiictt sta
UnIversity Unaertakinx i-RF4ers. t.it
itth " Y. North 1f1 w. A. FORK
nsr
nona~y. Watson Co. Fpnsral Dirss-
fcra Third ~. ans Univsrstty.
Main 81 Elliott fst
nerssnoat rs ~; asls
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4g-foot lots near Phinney av. car
line, $500 and up. at IS down and
IS monthly; city water In. 20s
Lcary Bldg.
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4. j. FEM HAS
BENIN MEXICO
FOR TWO YEARS
MAN WELL KNOWN IN WEST
FLORIDA AND SUPPOSED TO BE
DEAD INTENDS PROVING HE is
ALIVE.

A. ]. Fem, who was supposed to
have been drowned in the Apalachi-
cola river, and who is we'll known in
West Florida, is very much alive. He
has been in Mexico for two years and
recently returned to New Orleans.
where he intends proving he is living.
The Picayune of yesterday contained
the following regarding the case:
The mystery in the GrunewaId
Hotel, which called out some of the
police, has been cleared, and now A.
j. Fem, once a wealthy farmer of
Cordill, Ga, and afterwards a land
owner in place near Pensacola. Fla,
Will be able to become reunited to his
family, an intention which seems fore
most in his mind at present.
1T was Mr.. Fem who was being
watched. He was in a room in the
Grunewald Hotel, and Sheriff Sharp
was with him, and besides the clever
sheriff, Mr.. Hills, an attorney, was
keeping an eye on the man, who had
been reported as dead. Quite afraid
that Fem might wander off, while
Mr. Hills and the sheriff succumbed to
fatigue, they called in an extra watch,
but Fem was willing to sleep, too, and
he rested in the same room with his
enforced companions.
THAT caused the mystery. Police
, said they knew nothing of the matter,
and the hotel people would give no
information, and 1t was quite a task to
get at the bottom of the whole af-
fair. The room number was known.
1t happened that Mr.. Hills disappeared
yesterday. When a telephone call was
given, Fem himself answered the tele-
phone. That helped to get the whole
story.
Fem, several years ago, so the
story was told by the sheriff, had a
big place in Cordill, Ga. Somehow
| things did not go right, and he de-
cided to go to Florida. He was said
| to have possessed a great tract of
land, and there was promise that he
would clear perhaps 100000. But II
appears that the titles were not right
| and Fem went to the wall. His life
was insured for $4,000. The story
was given out that Fem was drowned
| in Florida Some time back Mrs
Fem sued for the insurance and a
| judgment was awarded her. But the
| insurance people did not believe that
Fem was dead. They had no proof
of it, and now that Fem has been To-
Gated they are happy.
| The sheriff says that Fem, when he
heard that he had been reported as
dead and that judgment had beer
| awarded against the insurance com
| panies, made up his mind to show that
he was living. He came here and
communicated with friends, and they
in turn, notified the sheriff, and wher
the sheriff started for this city he was
| accompanied by Mr.. Hills. the attor-
ney for the insurance company
TT Is learned that to-day some OF
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RACING MEN WILL
MAKE ANOTHER ATTEMPT

Chicago Oct. 23.-Both sides in the
fight waged by the state of Indiana
to close the Mineral Springs race track
near Porter, Ind, rested today, but
the race track men were maxim z
preparations to reopen the contest.
The state troops retained possession
Of the property under orders to pre-
vent racing. Today's schedule of races
was called off.
Owners and promoters decided 10
bring suit against the state for $780,
600 damages alleged to have been
sustained when the races were stop
ped by the troops yesterday. Plans
also were made for filing an applica-
ton for an injunction to prevent the
state from interfering further with
the track.
Several stable owners prepared to
ship their strings to other tracks.
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NEGRO coNFEssEs TO
KILLING WHITE MEN

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 23.-FranB
Smith, negro, today confessed to
the police that he killed Frank Fox
all and Philip Lepper, whites, near
the state fair grounds, the evening
of October last. The negro was
arrested in Louisville, KY, and re-
turned to this city this morning,
Smith in his confession said the white
men first called him names and then
hit him with a stone before he began
shooting at them.
Foxall and Lepper, bar tenders
were killed after holiday with two
women One of the women had left
the scene before the murders and the
others story Of the negro was dis
credited at first. The girl said that
the negro, after killing the two men
assaulted her. This the negro denied
in his confession.
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CONFERENCE Of
ZION CHURCH
LARGE NUMBER OF DELEGATES
PRESENT FOR THE FORTY
FOURTH sEssIoN-RIsHoP AL
sToRK Is PRESIDING.

The Florida conference of the A. M.
E. Zion Church, colored. met in it's
forty fourth session at Big Zion
church of this city yesterday morning
at ten o'clock with Bishop j. w. Al
stork Of Montgomery. Ala, presiding.
The conference reaches from Live
Oak, Fla, to this city and is com
posed of 80 charges and 40 ministers.
Bishop Alstork has recently attended
the correctional council of the Zion
church which met in Poughkeepsie, n.
Y, where he represented his district
which includes West Florida.
Drs. J. F. Morehead Of Birmingham
and L. w. Kyles of Mobile, Ala, are
among the prominent visitors of the
conference and will be in the city for
several days and will deliver sermons
to the conference. DR.. J. S. Jackson
Of Philadelphia will arrive today and
will address the conference during the
week and on Sunday. The public is
invited to attend the sessions which
viii be held day and night until Mon
day night when the conference will
close.
The conference is well organized
with Aaron Brown as chief secretary
anu rev. D. V. CaIleuge as StatlStlcan
DR.. f. A Cummings and the members
of Big Zion church will entertain the
| conference and are making it pleas
ant for the bishop, ministers and dele
gates. The reports rendered by the
ministers show that many improve
ments have ben made during the veal
| and points out an increase over las
ments have been made during the year
q hn ,S
Greenville, Ala, and raises much
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Following are the Democratic can
didates whose names will appear on
the ballot to be voted in Escambia
county. Nov. 5:
NATIONAL.
For Presidential Electors:
JEFFERSON B. BROWN
j. FRED DeBFRRY
CHAS e. JONES
WILLIAM CHIPLEY JONES
LELAND J. HENDERSON
H. c. SPARKMAN
STATE.
Congressman State at Large:
CLAUDE L'ENGLE
Congressman. Third District:
EMMETT WILSON
Governor:
PARK TRAMMELL
Secretary of State:
H. CLAY CRAWFORD
Commissioner of Agriculture
w. A. McRAE
State Treasurer:
]. c. LUNING
Attorney General:
THOMAS F. WEST
State Comptroller:
W. v. KNOTT
State Supt of Public Instruction:
w. N. SHEATS
State Chemist:
r. e. ROSE
Adjutant General
]. CLIFFORD r. FOSTER
COUNTY.
Members House Of REPRESENTATIVES:
HENRY C. CLOPTON
JAS. McHUGH
Clerk Circuit Court:
JAS. MACGIBBON
Sheriff:
A. CARY ELLIS
Tax Assessor:
w. w. RICHARDS
Tax Collector:
]. s. ROBERTS
County Judge:
HENRY BELLINGER
County Treasurer:
J. ED WILLIAMS
Superintendent of Schools:
A. S. EDWARDS
County Commissioners:
Dist. MARION P. SHEPARD
2-WM. A. DURHAM
3-R. B. SAUNDERS
w. G. BARRINEAU
81. D. McCURDY
School Board:
Dist I'D. ]. HAYES
IF. E. BRAWNER
81. w. CRARY
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money for the support Of the other
nine correctional schools.
DR.. Kyles is editor Of the Quarter
ly Review and is pastor of the Big
Zion church in Mobile, Ala, which is
one of the best known colored
churches of the south which owns a
parsonage valued at S16,000.00 and a
church valued at $75.000.00. He is
one of the foremost men of the race.
Rev. J. c. Sanders, presiding elder
of the DeFuniak district, preached the
annual sermon last night and was
greeted with a large audience. The
Big Zion church delivered fine vel
come program which reflected much
credit upon those who participated in
the exercises. Speeches were made
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TERSELY TOLD.
S5M REWARD.

me journal will pay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient to convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
AFTER delivery OF same by carrier.
Hon. p. K. Yonge has gone to Chi
cago where he will remain for a few
days on, business visit.
e. B. Calhoun yesterday brought
The Journals agricultural editor a
curiosity in the form of a four prong
persimmon. grown on the place Of
W. B. Breen on East Hill. The fruit
Is from a. Japanese graft on a Flor
Ida stalk.
The fertilizer exhibit at the Inter
state Fair viii be represented by The
Gouldtng Fertilizer Co. and Armour
8 Co, instead Of A. w. Davis Co.
W. r. DeFuniak and wife, of New
London, Conn, are among the visitors
who arrived in the city yesterday and
registered at the San Carlos.
]. N. ellis, a prominent business
man Of Brewton. is in the city on a
s1fort business visit.
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PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

The case against w. w. Belts
worth. employed as a foreman by the
Blount Construction Company, who
was arrested on the charge of vio-
lating the city building ordinance,
was continued In the recorders court
yesterday morning.
Building Inspector Shackleford,
who Is witness in the case, charges
that Bettsworth put wooden shingles
on the building at the northwest cor
ner Of Tarragona and Romano streets,
contrary to the permit issued to him
to repair the building. which the in
spector claims called for nome COM
bustible shingles.
The case will be called in the re-
corder's court this morning.
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Saves Leo OF Boy.

1t seemed that my 14-year- boy
would have to lose his leg, on account
Of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad
bruise," wrote D. F. Howard. Aquone
n. c. "All remedies and doctors
treatment failed till we tried Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and cured him
with one box" Cures burns, boils
skin eruptions, piles. Csc at w. A.
D'Alemberte's. advertisement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-24

II you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of tl1e stomach are their most COM
mon ailment- To correct this you
viii find Chamberiain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets EXCELLENT They are
easy and pleasant to take, and mild
and gentle In effect. For sale by all
dealers. ADVERTISEMENT
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FIVE BROOD MARES
SELL FOR FIFTY THOUSAND

Lexington, KY. Oct 2S.-Five brood
mares, the last of James R. Keenes
stock holdings here were purchased
today by Frank J. Gould for $4,000,
the highest price ever paid for sim
liar lot at one time. The mares will
be taken to Gould's stock farm in
France.
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REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL
CO. DECLARES DIVIDEND

New York, Oct. 23.-The Republic
Iron and Steel Company today an
nounced a quarterly dividend of one
and three quarters per cent on its
preferred stock. Dividends were sus-
pended by the company some time
ago, owing to adverse trade condi-
tons.
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Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamberlain
= Diets and correct that and the head
&C les will disappear. For sale by all
dealers. advertisement.
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Here Is a woman who speaks from
personal knowledge and long expe-
rience, viz: Mrs. p. H. Brogan, Of
Wilson. Pa. who says: II know from
experience that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Is far superior to any other
For Group there is nothing that excels
It" For sale by all dealers.
(Adyertfsemenfl
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We have the New York
prices and Fifth Avenue
styles in Ladies Coat Suits,
Long Coats, also the Johnny
Coats. Sold on easy payment.
Gains, 90 S. Palafox.
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by Prof. w. H. Campbell; DR.. ]. l.
Pickens; Lawyer Chappelle, and
number of others. The response wai
made by DR.. ]. F. Moreland. The con-
ference will open this morning at IL
O'clock
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N6ikHGF incompetence
A resolution, which was introduced
by Alderman Fisher and adopted with
the exception of dissenting vote by
Alderman Concannon, declared that
in regard to the establishment Of the
grade curbing in front of the Keyser
building there has been found in the
investigation no evidence of the IN
competency or inaccuracy on the part
of either Of the engineers connected
with the matter, but that the differ
ence of opinion arose by reason Of a
difference Of opinion as to whether the
Hatton grade or the Waring, Chap
man and Farquhar grade was legal. The
following aldermen voted Eyes" on the
adoption OF the report: Mover, Kent,
Avery, Bear, DeSilva, Renshaw, Fish
err and Semmes. The report of the
committee is as follows:
Whereas the report of the COM
mittee appointed to investigate the
grade curbing on the east side of
Palafox, between Garden and Romano
streets, states that In it's opinion. I'M
der advice of the city attorney. the
legal grade at said point is the Hatton
grade and that therefore the grade
given by the engineer of the board Of
bond trustees should be followed,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-24

Fenn's relatives will be here, and the |
suits against the life insurance COM /
pany will be withdrawn"
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IF CONST|PATED. HEADACHY.
BILIOUS, DIZZY? CASCARETS

Turn headache bfousness
in
that bile
matter constipation bowels
nyouwiu feel great
make
forget the nsdes good gentle cleansing