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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
NATIVE OF LAURENS DEAD.
Mr.. ID. S. Goodman, who had many
Relatives in this County, Died in
BROOKLYN, Wednesday.

Mr.. ID. S. Goodman died at the home
of his daul hter, Mrs. T. Henry Dick,
$50 Bushwick Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
on the evening of Feb. 7th. Mr.. Good
man. who was Familiarity known as
DOC" Goodman to old fridends and
relatives here, was the son of Samuel
and Narcissa Watts Goodman Of Lau-
rens county, but his parents dying
when he was only child, he was
reared in. the home of his uncle, the
late Judge William D. Watts. He has
large connection in this county and
state, Major w. A. Watts Of the Peo-
pies Bank, Mr. j. ID. Watts, Associate
Justice r. c. Watts of Cheraw and Mr..
l.. II. Watts of Greenwood county be-
ing his firt cousins. After fighting
bravely in the Southern army, when
the war was over, he went to New
York, where for close upon forty years
he held position with Brokaw Broth
ers, large wholesale house. He had
many friends among Southern travel
ling men, who valued his sound iudg-
ment, high integrity and warm good
fellowship.
He married Miss Emma Whipple
1 of Massachusetts,. an elegant woman
of unusual culture and accomplish
ments. whose death occurred about
sixteen years ago.
He leaves four daughters and two
sons, Mrs. George Goodwin, Mrs
George Fort, and Mrs. T. H. Dick OF
Brooklyn, Mrs. Lawrence Haworth of
Massachusetts, anG Messrs. Frank and
Arthur Goodman Of New York.
Mr.. Goodman's last visit South was
in 1899, when he was warmly well
coined by old friends, who will hear
with genuine regret that he has made
the last great journey across the river
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
AWAY GOES PIMPLES,
BLACKHEADS, ECZEMA,
DANDRUFF AND OTHER


The Laurens Drug Store says, I'VE
are SO confident that ZEMO and ZEMO
SOAP used together will rid the skin
or scalp of infant ,r grown person of
PlMPLES, BLACKHEADS, ECZEMA,
DANDRUFF, INSECT BITES or any
form of itching, irritated, disfiguring
skin or scalp trouble, that we do not
hesitate to recommend these clean re-
fined remedies to every person who
desires quick relief and cure from
any form OF aggravated skin or scalp
affection. Oftentimes one bottle and
one cake OF soap will cure a minor
case of skin trouble.
HEMO and ZEMO SOAP produce
sure and swift results. You will not
suffer another day after you com
mence to use them. You will feel a
new person.
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can be OBJ
tained from one leading druggist in
every city or town in America and in
Laurens at Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
He Won't Linn NOW.

No more limping for Tom Moore of
Cochran, Ga. u had a bad sore on
my instep that nothing seemed to help
till / used Bucklen's Arnica Salve,'
he writes, "but this wonderful heal
er soon cured me-" Heals old, run
ming sores, ulcers, boils, burns, cuts,
bruises, eczema or piles. Try it. Only
25c at Laurens Drug Co. and Pal
metto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
"ON THE JOB.o
Macon Making Big Preparations I
Care for the eVts.

Macon, Ca, Feb. IL. Especially "A
contract has been closed with Dan
nenberb and Company for that firm to
supply $4,000 blankets to be used dur
ing the reunion in Macon, May 10.
400 tent floors have also been or
dered covering square foot space of
10000 feet.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14

If you suffer with Indigestion of
Constipation take r. l.. T. the guaran-
teed remedy. For sale by the Lau-
rens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
CHANGE OF COUNTY BOOK DEPOSITORY.

The County Board Education
potory from the
Supt OF Education full
used in the Public Schools will
sold at
Will allowed
not be filled unless the
the
/.
OF
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-20
feiner 8ottiu 9lnnie 6

8ermoesn ieiner @attin stunie 6.
Ssborn.
ssrau Geo. 2lnbreps bermdtt ihr
8erm0gen ibrem Sobn Clarence 9lnz
oreips.
Batrie 8obfrep Oermaht isln 8ers
nogen ieiner 8atttn Sonpra 9pbfrep
auf &ebens5eit, uno nah oeren Cob
ieinen feds &tnDeru.
emma &pbI Dermaht ibrer Sodter
emma Charlotte Campbell Elm Spea
3iuI Gegut bon $500 unp beitimmt.
paB Der Reft ibres 9erm0gens glsicha
beitlib unter ibre atnoer Senrn aobl,
9eprge 8pbl, emma Charlotte Camp
BED uno 6attie Naebaus pertbeitt
tperoe. Sbren Sobn GbarIes aobl
enterbt Tie aus 8riinoen, bic i1r al5
gut uno genii9snb iheinen. 6attie
Doebbaus iit IeitamentsDoai aitrederin.
6enrp PeternQn permudt fein8era
mOgen ieiuer Satin GIi3abstb Rater@
man.
Na a6loB : ga den.
Nlap Suetber iit SeItamentspol>
Itrederin BON S. Aoam 6uetber; Der
ipnulien $500, 8runpeioentbum$200.
Ulurp Sapte 1T 3sitamentspols
itredertn bon GaroIine Sapte; Bera
fpnaljen $500, 9runpsigeutbum
SIS, 600.
gbas. abrens lit Na6laBperpalter
pon Gouifeglhrens; 8erIpnalien 1913,
@rllnoeigentbum $4,000.
9nnu e. Osborn 1T 5eItamentss
ooaitredsrin pon SAos. $. Osborn;
Yerionalien $500
Die IadlaBperrpaIterin oes @m.
6. Steintamp lpurbs ermdhtigt, ben
gntbetl Der 9eritprbenen in Der asirs
ma Steintamp * Mepers fir $2049
on Den iiberIebenben Sbeilhuber 5raut
Wtebers 81 pertaufen.
9erf If iebenes.
81. gaplor 6idmon erlangte Elm
8erpitt iiber $627.27 segen bic g. &.
| 6. e. &c Ct. 6. Rp. 60.
Die Sdeibungstlaee bes Whhael
2enaban gegen CLARA 2enabdn tpuroe
eeitern auf Setretbeu bes 3Idgers qua
riidge3Dgen.
Gbpdrb 90. SimpIon unterbrsitete
I'M syniolpens Geriht etuen 4ntrag,
oem5ufoIge bic @rnenrung zines ges
ceipers fir Die fSirma Bstoli6 SC
StnpYon ritgdngt9 genadt peroeu
Ipl.
6ugo gictpr aroe9er, Der iia bts
Jegt getpetgert bat, Die feiner 9attiH
sli5abetb Sroeger betpiniateH QlIi.
tnente 81 6eSoblen, tpirD iia9 beutegOra
rtittoq ppr AihterBurHer fpeqsRWiB.
oatung oes @eritts 3u perantporteu
huben.
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Ghe-erlaabuik uikiaeine.


l4sm. 6bsIncn Batter. %, Wbeslins
| W. ga.
leiais Glarf. 81. 646 Carlisle alOs
Ialirsb gbrifsen. "a, 2411 Concord
( Sircbf.
lelFe 5srs. %, 6O1 Cit McDaiiIun
I5srOib q. Edksline, 27, San Gran,
/ cisco, Col.
Norma oelen 5pr, %, 2s64RanStr,
Iggm. 0apss, 26. Dapton. 8.
laula psttTorO. 20. All u. 8. Ctr.
lgDaIter 4rsSsmortb, 81. aublon ,sp
lTiauS anb{rfsn. 2e, 0tlh aDe.
|sen. Gbeptkr. 2s. 52lS 90. q. ctr.
(Roia Wienakg, %. 1926 Cebler Str.
probir u. g. ygetsl poIift'
nn6 .Hdrteep 2 ssknb-. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-20
CterbiidbfeitsberiHt

eGfabsib 9aui6e, 81, 1920 ct.
Geger qlaee; 9uberfuIojs.
Wsihdel Rpon, IS. bsim Der qre
menifpeitern; 2ung.nent,iinouna.
Grtoerid alump, SO. 1916 Wprton
Strabe; arebs.
Winiom Hoitb.ibe, 72, 1852 WeIts
fpcoo ane.; arebs.
6ubert 9rtnoel, as, 4405 Carthage
pise; 2unseneni3iinouns.
aoolph sfalt, 78. 1929 Wcor. Ssr.;
lurgenentsiinoung.
gbarles Stoder, 80, 1900 CLINT
SiraBe; 6er3lsioen.
sbpmas 9rosan, 70, RsnnslsrStr.
qeberteiDen.
Jreberid William Stdmm,65. 3744
Roi.baIe 4pe.; arebs.
Mdrp Wsbrnan, 70, 1923 Wcooz
lamb ape.; Gebirni6las.
katherine Jritbrih, Is, 523 Dapib
Strabs; 6erslsioen.
Wargareibe 8rouf, "A. 2150 DC
2eon Npe.; Jnausit in Shwebe.
Thomas Uieglurs, SO, 1914 Ressnt
Npt.; Jneneit in Sfipebs.
Soispb Wenning, 66, 4217 Glsns
tpap 4ps.; 1uberfuloie.
Waarp Wiliams. 90. 2341 Wap
Strabe; 6ersleioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-20
Web,srtea.

Charles uab 4nnie mtiie, 2135
ylice Str, WdDden.
ptnrn unp Barn 8riimmer, 1893
Morlnip Mne., W1bheu.
Winoel unp Gaa 9anetl, 722
Granb Npe.. MGbden.
Sobn unb 1sifis Wsnnemau, 420
Gft IL. Str, Gnabe.
fenrn uno Srtns 8eder. 1924 Gut.
ter Str. Hnots.
Ai9arb ano 4nnn 9uhboIs, Wnos
ming. Rdp6en.
Jcftph unb Catherine 1ren. 1910
Dnbb Etr. Rnabe.
Bernard nnD Worn Oerbus, 1872
g'orna Ctr. M1bfen.
Sabn unb Worp aoiier, 745 Gar
islD 4pe., MG6Gen.
glntban nno Garab Sbumdn. 317
msjt 10. Ctr. W1oHtn..
Dec. unb Gina Young. 1900 Dins
Ctr, 9nininee lstnabe uab W1bhtn).
Mbclpb unb Gliinbetb S6eiDler,
5744 Cigar Str. RGo6en.
Dniisr unb Sa!berine MeHner,
elpcnbdIe. RHube.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-20

RetreGs Der Ga!altrop6s an Mclean
aus. b.giant 6euts Uormillaa.
lleber bier,is yerionen ais 3eugeH
pergslabem.

Der Snqueit betreffs Der aataitroz
phe an We2ean Qpe., bel Delher be-
tonntlib Sfpei Wenitenlsben gu Grun-
be ginseH, miro beute Worgen 10 lltr
in Der goronerszGffics Ieinen anIang
nebmen. Der Coroner bot Jegen 40
3susen, untsr bisieH 8iItrittsfeuefs
marihalI aorie, Die sSeuerpshrlsute
6enrp Gotb, oSaeob gerfpid uHb 3.
S6aff, Capt. Is. Sbertpoob, poli5eis
Serasanr Rienep, ben in bemllnelldss
baufe pobnenben Rotormann GharIss
Sedmonn; ben poli5iiien ehriitian
Bed, CD. Wtartus. einsn 8ernaneten
Ger Gisentbiimsrin bss serftorten Ges
hduoes; Capt. Gonpap pom Cabbage
aorps. 8auinipettor Rapp, mehrsre
aFiltsnsen oesislbsn uno aHbsre Dors
gel1oen.
Geitsrn Ranntittas bisitsn Gorons.
Ir. Soc uno StaatsanfDnlt pD3u: onf
Der llnfaaftsls cine 2otalinIpe.tipn
uno nabmsn bic 1riuhmer in augsns
Ihein. Gs bieb geitsra, oak nic
Stauts sGommiiIion fir Dffentlitel
1isuit sinsn Snipettor mad eincinnas
ii ienben piro, I'm cine nnteriuhun1
betrsffs Der llrfatsn Der 9dssrp'os
iion, ourh tpe.he oas 6oIs 9lo. 2l5o
Wc9edn Qoe. am Utittnoh a6su6 IN
3riimmer gslslt tpurpe. porS!alehTneE.
Die nit Dem Ge6en oapongetommss
Hen Spfer Der aataitropas bcfinosn
i;A iGmmtliop arf bem gG.ss h. 2,eI,
itruns. anl Sd,perlteI tpurbe be.
tanntlih 9eorg 5off. Die unihuloiss
llriahe Der Grplolion, ptriegt, inesrr
er mebrere Rippenbriifs, iopie Roens
faQs audi innere 9erissanaeu bocUr
trug. 5roBosm boffsn Die a.rS.r BE-
ft6btiihtn 5oipitals audi ibn am ee=
ben erbditeu 81 tpnnen. 5rau 5ofi
unb ihr fleines 9abp. ipeIde nit uns
beoeutsnosH aontuiionsa uaoS6ram-
men ouponeetammen tporen, tpantea
ods 5ofpitai 5sreits Dttiaftn uab bas
finbeu iih in Der Stf,t pon 7reuns
ben.
3as Stsrabn;b Der BEL Dem unfaa
ams Qebeu getDrmeuen Gea. Mnrs
grauh finoet am Moatag DON BEN
1rausrhauis 20. 815 Tts s;berlon slpe
reip.. Der p.oteitantiTGa;s;; sso5ann.s-
tirfe an l2, ano Gin Gtrass auz
ftatt. Der grauereottesoienft Dirn Don
paItOr 5uso eiienlobr gebaitsn psrs
ben.
.Senmts Der Dasseieaihaft srtIGrs
ten na6 sinesbenben llntsrfuhuns.
naB Die grploiion niht i'm aeiler, ion.
bern i'm sritsn Stodpsrt oss oaaes
! ftattgsfunben bat. Die Gusrbalten
bes lubbooens iinb ndmlidp nah TN.
ten aebogsn, pdbreno. uenn Die Gr.
ploiion i'm asasr itattgsfunben bGtte,
eas 9tssntbsil Der Jal ieiH niibis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-20
Oritts 2'res6pteriamerkir6e
Glimmer erfp(gfas na6 Der ceids
siaes aaee6(i6 oermi6leu Manues
our6lu9t.
granbi&absn bftrast $4,000 nnb
IN ,um fIsinsn Ibeile Sar& Sers
ii4erung gtSedt.

Die Iriimmer Der in Der Donnerss
tag NdGt nusaebrannten presbDtse
rianer Rirde an z. ape.,, 6ftiih ron
gannliuer Strabe, ipurben seftern
Hohmiitas bon 5eusripehrleuten 5um
nriiisn Uiai mad Der 2eihe beg uns
gsblih felt oem 8runbe permibien
hilfs : sSaiiitors Der Stride, 9eorge
prnts. eineebeno aber erfolslcs burhs
fuht. Gs beb anfGnslih befannilid.
bag pruss, fpeifer NIT btm Sanitor
f}rnnf gDenr in einem tsinen 3iiHmsr
In Der Sitede oes 1burmes su fhlas
fen pfltgte, felt 4usbrub bes 5eiiers
niht mebr seish.n tpprben isi. 5euers
ipehrhef arhibaIb iprah jebon see
fern Rahniiidg bic lleber;susuns
aus, bnb Der Tlann niht bei bem
9runbe nms 9ebtn s,tommen isi. uHb
audi bic goli3iften RoiIing. anaull
uno 8oers, ipelde In bic STRIDE tins
g.bruner tporen unb Weor unb
pruss sefpsdt batten, iinb Der llebers
stugune, bnb geibe unperlest ins
fyrsie gslunst iparen. 4uh me6rere
nn5e Der firfT ipobnsnbe qeuk rpcls
len yruss tpdhrenb b.s G.uers auf
Der Gtrnbe eefeben hahen.
Der granbf6aben pirn jebt, nah
eingeknber llntsriu6uns duf eirta
$4,000 abssf6dti, IN jsboh nur
gum .Ieinen 5beil burn 0.riihtrune
gsbedt. Das gebGube mar NIT 5000
linp bic Ginrihtung einihlkbiih Der
tpsrtbDofen Srgel NIT $1,000 nrs
Iihert.
Reo. 90. .. Waalcplm, s3nfior Der
ssrit6rt.n air6e, bat cine Sibuns Der
5ruiises einb.rufen, in ptl1er be-
idlcfen tperben Dirb, OBJ bic airhc
tpieDsr dufssbaut -tperben ion Dber
niht. Die 2ineoln part gaptiftens
tirhe an Jreeman ape. bat burh ihs
rtn pnitor Hep. Georse 3obbins sins
Giniabuns an bi. 9ritts presbpterian
Gsmeinbe erlaHen. ibre @otissbienfts
in Der 8uptifientirhe absuhalten.
gnusRpnmiH1r Ropp nahm sefttrn
bic ariimmer in ausenfhein uub orbs
neie an. pdb bic Refte bes Dd6es
iibsr benz Sdiff eHtfernt tDeroen
mEbien. -Gr te3eihneie ieboh biz
WlausrR Der air6e nnb bes 5hurmes
aIs Iit<r- unb srtlarie oie0tfabr zines
GinfurFs als ausseihloHtn.
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Aus ben, a3oli3ei8eriht.


Saepb 01.ditsiner, Stanttsllner in
goneiamp's WirtbThaft, $40. 511
1inblap Strabs, iorDis Gotparo Sols
'otrb14. Elm Stamrsaft bes 2otnIs.
bcttsn lit unter Der anflage, ein.
Renupette .nts,seneenommtH gu bas
ben, 5u peronttporten, tpurnen ieboh
shrenpoa freissiprohen. Mapor CUNT
bate Dor etnisen 5aaen einen anonns
men Brief srbalten, in tpslhem mttees
tbeilt tpurbe. bob in Der Dirtbf91it
meittn auf Rsnnpferoe entsegsngez
nomnen fpiirben. Die 9etettins
6ueftlein. pflus. Giltandn unD Grim
entiporfen barauf einsu syelbsussplan.
Tim bi. uebertbater nbSufansen. 5ilfss
poiiJiit gat. gartIep pertleioete iih 3u
bisiem 3tpeds al5 Wsbssr unb trnnf
sin Glas Bier in BEN 2otal. gr
fpanbte fih fobann an ben Sfarttsas
ner nit Der Bite. cine Wsite fir itn
su plosieren. Der Shanttsansr ers
ilarte ieoo6. bab in bsm Gotals tein.
W<tten ongenommsn ipiirbsn, uno rief
fhliebIih. oa gertlins immsr br,ngs
Iiher nurbe, einen StamntsaI. naz
mems Gbtp. 5oiosrbnh htrbei. ben er
fragie. o6 er bos 0elo annebmsn uno
onf benz 6eimntse In einsm Wstttus
reau abseben MOLE. 6oIberbuA srs
tl1rte iih bier3u bersit, nurDe isooG
beim WsriaiTen Der Birttfndft bon
ben Oekimpoii5iiten feitg.nommfn,
ipelhe bnrauf aud ben Shanttsllner
nerbafteien. Eof,nem Der obise 5bnts
beftnnb feitneftelt porbm mar nnb
naMbtm perf6iehene nnselfhene Bit
ger beseuet batten. bob bic
Mrthfhnft peinlid anHanbis sss
fiihrt tptrbe unb bag bort niemnls
Deiten angenommsn fpurDtn, ipurosn
bic aasetfasiea freistiproheu. MD!
kooh. bepor Hid,ter 5ride iih iiber
bas gorseben Der pciiSsi In bielem
1alls niht serabe In fdhmsihslbafter
Weiie ausseiprohen bate.
Cine an5dhl grieden uno RumGs
men iparen In bem 6aaie SO. POP
Brain Strobe bon Der polissi beim
grapipieI iibtrraihs lpOrbtH. Tlfbrsre
BON linen bttonnien fih geftefn fHuls
bia ino fpurbtn 5u /. SO unb Rotten
perurtbeiH, ipdhyenb 5tDei 4nsetlagte
freigeiprchen lparbsn.
Ter Gun sestn bic osbarms aaib.
aopos, neldk Der Nusiibuns oes
ntbnmmsnbsrufs ohne Die itnnighe
liftns aneeiiaBt In. ipuroe psrfGoben.
natoem bic gran iid bereit trtldrt
bate, bas porgsfnriebene Grarnen ab-
3ulegtr.
Wsihoel C'grieH. ipeIdtr I'm Dsrs
pu6ie isebt, eine qotieriebuot Su Be-
freiben unb ip<Ih<r unier Der fornels
len Muflnae bts nerumlnnserns psrs
baftet pcrh4n lp1r. lpnrM freigtIprcz
den, ba .oisie- Antluge fH ni4t aaf@
reht erboiien lieb.
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brutal bebonbelts unb fait niemals
fir tie unp iein aino geiorgt bat.
geri9t ber @roBgef6 6 m 0 :
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SoStlidper Sufidllae.

Der 20 Sabre aIte ssarmsr SAINTS
MecDonalo, nobe @roesbed pohnbaft.
lpelher Dor einigen 5dgen BON einem
|du5fhlagenoen 4fsrpe aetroffen Dllros,
lift geiteru ieinen 9erleBungeu erfseen.
Der Coroner puree benahrI1tigt uHo
loroHete eIneu Snqusit on,
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endle RaA ber 2eid,e.

DE &ume nn@ Der asihe bes an
10nHtrltaa 1ben6 bti Eortb Deno In
Gbio ertrnntfnen Mm. g. 5mnatn'
6eft, 6ilfs OtneroImnncaers btl
NcSmets 0uIm Goal e gcie o.. lDur
oe eepern Ul0rgtn nit erneutem gtiti
Irie0ts aafetnommsa. Gin I'm Ditnpl
Der Ronenea6ela RiDer GenieIibdtts
GsaI . Cote 60. nete1ber 1du&el
iik6 ff 4 bas eiiistdlte GdHer binab
to1nte isbo4 bic asi4e Hs ni6s TN
bsJs
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Nms ben Werihtsb6fem.
Jreb. EappebOrns OraitiiGe Ne-
plif anf bic sdeiouuss=
flase ieiHer Satin.

adt neue S6eibungstlastn sinass
rsi6t uHb Drei Gben gel0it. - 9e>
rttt Der Grobsei6Dorenen. - Gi=
nsr Mcroanflage entgangsn.-gers
flagt lire S6piessrmutter unb
Shipdserin. = Gingersidte ssitaz
msnts. - 9eridieOenss.
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esesxxdeS6e W1ngs1na nxH e4sagd. asfe.
esAs. HsMssss mn An4ssis - ~ Ada
81. Gslsgss sss s1sh 3. ~.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-29

FOR SALE-The west half of the north
east Quarter of section twenty four
(2G. in Township Two (2). north Of
Range Thirty-one (S1), West Escambia
County, Florida, containing seventy nine
(79) acres and $500 of an acre. This
land lies near Quintette, Florida and is a
valuable tract Address P. o. Box 1903
Pensacola Florida. mch24tf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-29
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
BY Associated Press.

New York, June 2s.-Initial dealings
in todays stock market reflected general
heaviness. All the active issues were
lower with material losses in Lehigh
Valley, Amalgamated Copper, Southern
Pacific, New York Central, American To-
bacco and Steel.
Early losses were generally recovered
in the first hour with marked strength
in various specialties, chief among these
being General Electric which gained over
3 points.
Practically the only disappointment of
stock market interest today was the
formal announcement of the steel cor
poration that II had met the recent price
advances in finished products made by
its competitors. Stock opened heavy, re-
covered before the expiration OF the first
hour and later moved a bit higher but
the movement soon abated. Bonds were
steady.
The late afternoon practically was
featureless.
The market closed strong. Suspension
Of the dividend on Ontario and Western
common, which fell over points, was
without effect on other stocks. The list
moved to best prices In the final hour.
with a siX-point rise In American To-
bacco and pronounced strength in Re
public Iron pfd. and the local fractions.
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JACK JOHNSON HANDICAPPED
IN TRAINING FOR HIS FIGHT
ev Associated Press,

Las Vegas, n. NJ, June 2s-Jack
johnson today finds himself possibly
handicapped in his final training for
his fight with Jim Flynn by lack Of
sparring partners. In lieu of sparring,
johnson is doing long stretches of
road work and declares he does not
mind letting W on boxing for few
DAYS
with the big event only six days
away, Johnson is being grooned to
enter the ring at PIP pounds and Flynn
is around the 1914 mark.
Yesterday was a day of comparative
idleness in the Flynn camp, the Pueb-
lean contenting himself with a, twelve
mile road run in the afternoon Today
Flynn resumed his routine of gym
nasium and read work with q stiff
boxing program scheduled for late in
the day.
The Johnson camp promised to be
the mecca for fight fans today and
Saturday. Johnson having announced
that he would give 5000 to any aspir-
ing heavyweight who would survive a
two round bout with him.
Advance reservations indicate that
the arena, which seats 1880, will be
! filed to capacity on July 4.
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COTTON MARKET
CLOSES QUIET
BY Associated Press.

New York, June 2s.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance Of 8 points
TO a decline Of point. Interest seemed
to center on the July notices which were
estimated at about $4,000 bales A
prominent spot house broker appeared
willing to buy all that July offered at
the opening however and the support OF
that position, together with reports Of
excessive rains in parts Of the eastern
belt inspired enough buying to send
prices about to 5 po.nts higher shortly
after the opening. Realizing checked
the advance and the market was rather
nervous and irregular with prices only
a point or two above the closing figures
Of last night during the middle Of the
morning.
At midday the market remained a
point or two above yesterdays closing
with trading quiet and largely in the
way Of continued switching from near to
late positions.
The market was quiet during the early
afternoon, but showed steadiness with
prices to I points higher. The advance
seemed 10 attract scattered realizing
owing to a bearish private crop report
Cotton spot closed quiet, 5 points
higher. Middling uplands, 11.65; mid.
ding gulf, 11.90, no sales.
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, June 2s--Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance Of I to s
points in spite Of unfavorable cables.
The weather map again showed con-
siderable rain in the eastern and central
belts which made shorts nervous over
crop conditions. especially IN Georgia.
July displayed strength on reports that
notices for that month in the New York
market were being promptly stopped.
A moderate demand gave the market a
very steady tone ana at the end Of the
first half hour Of business, prices were
TO points over yesterdays close.
The main feature OF the morning were
private crop reports. One showed a gain
Of about points and the other q loss
Of about 1 points. These two reports
about balanced each other in their effect
and the market remained very narrow
within a range Of only about 5 points
At the lowest the new crops were 70 (
points under yesterdays close and July
was points over. At noon the trading
months were unchanged TO points up
compared with yesterdays final prices.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
sy Associated Press.

Chicago, June 2s.-Nervousness re-
garding the effect Of continued dry
weather in northwess lifted wheat
Opening figures varied from l-S01-4c
lower TO Lao 3-Sc up. September started
at 81 o5 "a to LOG Ia, the same change
from last night as the market takel al.
together and then rose to 81 06 3-s71-2.
Reaction TO 81 05 3-417-s followed
Prospects Of lower temperature eased
corn September opened unchanged "a
1-sc UP at 70 SIS 20 3-4c and sagged n
70 S-S91-2c.
Oats weakened when the bulls suffered
setback in wheat and corn September
started shade 70 1-s11-4c higher at
40 SIS 70 SIC and later fell to 40 Lac.
Steadiness prevailed in the provision
pit, a little selling by packers being
onset by the upward tendency OF hogs
First transactions ranged from 2 l-2c
of 70 a Ike amount, UP with September
$19.02 IL for pork, $1107 Ia 70 SI11O
for lard and s10s5 70 Slo67 Ia for ribs
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Cleared.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamshipa.

oteamshtpa.
Teresa Aust, Ivancich, 270e, TO Gulf
Transit Co.
Gracia, Span, Ruiz. 2122, to GULF
Transit Co.
Glenroy, Br. Freeman, 2s43. to Hyer
Bros.
Charleston, Br, venning, 1241 %
John A Merritt & Co.
Cayo Bonito, Br, Williams, 3O13. TO
Gulf Transit Co.
Giovanrosa, ItaL PidateIla, 1917. to
master.
II Piemonte, Ital, ohlsen. 1892. TO ].
A. Merritt e. Co.
Emmanuel Accane, Ital, GazzaIo
23S2, to ]. A. Merritt & Co.
Protector, Nor, Erickson, 1897. 10
master.
Andreta, Ital Morchie. 1918, to RO-
sasco Bros.
Majorka. Nor, Hansen, 1890. TO
master.
Sehooners.
Bartholdi. Am. Chute, 2ss. to mas
ter.
BarIes
Alfredo, Urug, Maragas, sss, to mas
ter.
camsusdOOm. Br. Kristensen. 1907,
to master.
Formica- Nor. Drums. l145. to mas
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS

Arrived.
Teresa, Austrian IS, Ivancich, 27os,
Galveston 70 Gulf Transit Co
Cleared.
Principessa Laetitia, Italian SIS, sOss.
for Genoa, with $4,000 9 # savr
timber, 1885, 900 s IT lumber.
Rowanmore, British SIS, 6745, for Rot
terdam, with $4,000 II sawn timber.
$4,000 s II lumber, $4,000 8 II ma
hogany logs and 10000 s IT ash Logs,