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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
PROCLAMATION


a. ar-.rHarrs vfth a resolution rasssf
~ Ire CITY Council December fud. f1ir.
dlrecfinE The mayor 20 issuo and publish
.n the lnrai papers proclamation caNs
inr 80 election 20 b. held on tle SER daY
az December. 1913. co determine whether
n u Tire desire - the electors - Fnif
.tffV that tie charter ff said city fhaN
he e amended or re.wrlften az g. pre-
vlde fnr the government r. sah city ~
com HrlHEinrfrss
30 herahr nrerlaIm that special
sfertl.u w-I1 ~ hrh on December SON.
1912. 90 Determine TIE wishes rf fhr vote
frs ~ THE tifv ef pensac0'a With respect
fa tHe Eavefnment q SAID city DE- -fn-
TIE sane Inspectors ana clerks Nho
shall serve In thH hnnd election NJ Pc
heiH or ere rana dav. shall 49, az in-
susrtnFH and .IHrhH fnr fhin election. nnf
fhn sane hours shat De- Observed iof
ar.snluG and closing fHe nnfH
All electors wUn wfrr UuaNnnl ~ vote
GA fEn last remrrai FIerffan nna Whn
have been residents 70 TIE e'fV 20 Pen
saroio Cos tHf last yehr shall DC eHhlaed
90 vote
In testimony vhrrtof 2 have herrgnt0
80 nv hand auf rausef ere corporate
aaaf rf ffe rIfw 90 prnHsrnia a. na e.
lived hsreunfo fnis ere -rf aav of De-
.lnmhfr. a. n. 1919
rrAwW REILLY. wsvrr
Attest r. r. Avmnrf. CITY CrIk
taeroau q
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AND
MARINE NEWS


8ailed.
Am sch Tafa for san Juan
Arrived.
Do 90 Eskhridwe eais. Wshsiar
speza. Italy. 90 John a. Merritt a Co
called Cor bunker coalb
Cleared.
Ger aH pnllaF. i1a1. AilchFiNfn. far
Genoa with stnoo0 n sawn tmber.
-gt n1n n lumber. a4 toms bunker
coal
Aust rs Edaafdo MuHi 80ff. Fuftoft
for Rotterdam ela New orleans viz
- coo n lumber. fPa tons bunker
coal
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81 orfinanrss in cnuNirf herewith - ana
Ire same arc hereby rapaaish
Sc That thtH nrdlrmrra shall faka
eToef iH1mellhfe'N mnnn tfa passage ans
anprnFnl ue aNeu being lsriee az ~
October T. 1874
Passed NmwHnifrF T#fh. 1914
Approved November fafh. 1879
FRANK REILLY. Mnwor
Attssti T. y. Avnlard. CITY Cisrk
hmra-nmws go
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MONEY iauurH ~ real estate o. persona
property fr fhn city 81 Pensacola af the
o. Government street. Phone lfg2 1asE
MONTY leaned rn diamonds aad hirk-
class frwalFF az fFn ienai rafa ~ Infee.
rst WALL a co. leh p Govern rsuf
street Phone fift anen
SALARIES or wages purchased mhsral
NfweHumfH HALL a GO fN# RI Guws
FrnHrrf street Phone fff1 taau
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NOTICE.
Nnftrr tH hereby EINrn fhaf unHrT nne
- virtue - q decree 80 farcr lnaure nnd
aaIe rendered un fhe fFth daV N Hrrfu.-
her, A u L1fG tF ne Nnu Efuust
Wolfe nudge - frr Firff tdIrial circuit
court Uf fHr state 10 florida tu fnf taln
cause reufirg therein wherein "a.
fufrhIrr and W. ~. EarHaff ere CONF
rIainnrfs. ard George ~ arrrns NN-afn
d. pIHnIrr. and Mmrw F'unff mfe ne
ferHaufr Z un eel AZ rHh' uHfrrf. nr.
fore fhn court hHuhH door iu fMr ELN nf
fas..raa#HIH fsrrarfhIs rnuufH Efrr.fn. fH
f#s H|HHrsf and hfrf n.HdEH Or cash oH
f.e rrH Iaw ~ TfEruHrt A. ~ .Hf#. HHIs
fuE ere legal nulrH CO sale. fHr fnluu.fE
#rnnrEhfH zeal estate. HffHHtr. wing HUI
Icing lr fne CTS 90 Pensacola. County
rf EfaHnh'a NfHf. rf FIHrfa. fH wf
D lHfH NInefrru ffHH AID Twenty N.HI4 tu
UIarN FIHffr-rns ffTH Nrrf klnE Frarf
belmont numbrfIrr end iat Tvn tlLs in
Block Pour tff. West h.rE Nfa|f w..
mont rHmhrrrr aH#HfaIuE rs map ~
Thos al WafnrH. FrfanH #rff fn fNi
Deed AT eHFf ~ purchaser
kirk MuNUoE
TsHfrnnwfw special Master
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AMBITIOUS sALrE.fF-S-Nes srpea--
arrr. cell on merchants Or their terri
tors elegant eide ne. convenient 20
rHrHEs EnoH ADMISSIONS prompt remit
tau.f Br.w1Nf MfE ra. cirrInnatL "a
-1der
SAILS NAE frr Ernnrrf fHaFr STAPLE
..rH E'a CD weekly advance on rnru-
T lesion EEuHF'rT.H unnecessary. simply
e. around F.atIrr u.fH dean record u
~. barrow. station a. Detroit e1fer
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VESSELS IN PORT

steamships .
aIotanrasa. TEL. 1915. ridateilo. Me-
BILE rs %. B Cafier0.
parkhaFen. Ditch, 1854. CooIsr.
cuifport fo The Ksyrer- Aiuidon %.
nnfhmaor. nr 1goaeretrrHon. 0unom
tl 81 A Qaua Export CO.
clare MrnuiK. Ur. zoos. Wit la
ruala Grande ta D. Oarrifa.
Parar. Ger. 1891. Nicholson. Wen
uaruorool o. ID. Eaars a Co
NerIfr. Belgian. ilaa. raia. Bahia
brazil tn order
Antaurs. ~. fsl1 stanchsase. Hsy
West els q .ufh "a Frntic Steamship CB
Aldenry. Scr. aftt. Henri sen. Sew
port Sion. tr urlcr.
EduaFda MufM Aust t0ss. Sutton.
Eareeuham to Jon a Merritt "a Ga.
Terafe heiianF Dufra. t6gl. Vander.
Land. CarfiH a. The Ksyser Muiden
Co
Fsns az orchy. Br. 1sa6. muchis. Ca
Lucia a. uuif Transit Co
Mnnkahaven, nr 41a1. Medium. IA
raimas to orfer
ships.
oerIna. N1r. i7ik. --. Mates e.
order.
Blanca. Nor 1917. westmark. ne
galcrio fo order
pasquale Lauro. -= Naples 90 a.
AZ Qu.na Evrrrt CO.
sehoon.rs.
Annie 2f Parker. ur. sat nafurs.
1880 tH order.
Henry crosby. An. ets. shermaa.
E1H 1aan. ". Dr.. t8 MASTER.
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WANTED.

WANTEn-To frada improved city
nronHrtr for haf or part Interest ln q
NnnH unrimw Business VIII take nrfiNm
naFtaershlp f deslrsd Address Part
nar care Journal eg8re8ts
WANTED rn ENCGHANgE Alnent mnw
rId.uu saddle and hTifIr. fcF vel
lrnlned Pointer or setter Dos Apply u
~ Keller az Cra'H fadeC
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FOR RENT-A large, two
story dwelling. on corner
Of Spring and Jackson SITS,
s rooms. two baths, garage
and sleeping court. Price $50
per month. Inquire Box l67,
city.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENT Zoe nrast EaUs IKE wlIFfrs
Can be carried in pocket Write al
once f1r free samples. 1T MaftHvE. -fef
state Bldg. DAYTON. Ohio efer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25

Tl BERCI EosIS-Cured 81 TIE "f0sF -
lhr. George Bates Treatment very 90
uen9tFe bit not enc dollar down. De-
puslf coHt ~ treatment with or Muar-
Antee r. q bank. and ~ not cured draw
q c1i. The treatment consists - hauo-
aertnir infections Pay after ycur own
utIFHfrl1u pronounce your complete re-
Govern. III. EefnAu. Box 1877 Nee or.
ieauHs L 1bfcc- tues lura-slFu
MANicU RINo--Hair dressing srd sharr
pooling Electric DRYER ard aN H1uTaHa
fences. La8ies vI1 have every attention
Alss Nao1I leurT4 Cd H.ount BuIdlnE
1odel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25
MALE HELP-WANTED

ANTEb-A-l statesmen Guaranteed
ealaff tlao per DAY, az Ftaraia A'a a..
MHtgn. Fla.s DrFuuiak EurinEH. H1nIfaT.
tniplrF. DoffonaaIe. Mariana. River
Junction Tallahassee. AuaIaehicola.
statesmen required 20 ulI ID small de-
ia 1sdecfts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25
FOR RENT.

mana street Anu-v n r. ulnaIHsru.
.EH Ea#F tHfFrHrmr.a Nf fHde.
FOR RENT-Faru ar UnkGrTI. miles
from E.fE on D. a q o. b l1-rlrw
house. modern convenience. EHH1 har.
end .arrrr hrlHr Fu piece WIN rr. fFEa
Fev COW end Better head af hrEs. .r-
rrHafrra hFrrErrH chickens ard farm
imrlemarfs Joseph o. ratla lldre
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25
FOR RENT


BE Wrsat dI a ". Bdx) sna
seer. ~ rooms. modern ...'.s y, s =. -s
100 d Government. u rooms t.s Ata.ao
$40 ~ Ggmamafds. a-storU 90
az d Grsfsrg. a-sjofy. rooms. $500
80 p zarrsgoaaa, l-storT, -.
so' East Gaasds6. story -
cor ZEN avenue snd tsth a.. -
story. : rooms .s.sss.ssssss..se .athlQo
go 81 zauaEosss. t-story
lii5 II Ai.anIl ,r,5ls ard dwell -
E3E Grsror i-star5 S rooms $3.50
Cor i9h 81 and isth aveaua. l.
s6s y Aisanls i.story / fooms $500
1909 E strong. issfnrN, 5 rooms ef4.QQ
e-roo i-2-atery dwclilug GO
s7tr css.ssr i-sisr,,. & fs1r,s .si8s6
20 East Belmont. story, -.
fi5 Ales6il story. Z rooms ii5oo
af8 ~ Natin t.Htorv. q ronwH afs.oo
Nl Of fufenHeucia. Z rooms ..... .&fanQ
ites Al.ania. t-atory. raoms. tit.eo3
WGsT o. pALAroS
81 y uausr. s.story. 0 rooms.
10 Rsus i-story Z rsams $3.50
aa ~ peFNieFr. 2-Hforv 3 rooms t9aoo
"a ~ Unwana. E roo 81 t-stnry sf3.ea
Nenhwsft Cor Gafadsn an1 ~
-, store ana Dussii.aal ...-.... s!sss9
stores. nHires ara halls for rent in 81
rartf 81 fhe city
HOOTON & WATSON
"THE RENTAL AoENTs."
afsurs BuHdlno. phsns -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25

FOR EAfE-gafFuma. ouarrs Grare-
fra.f. Pecan end aU other Fraif end
shade trees Write frT Llrfrat-d rafa.
IaEur @alhaFa Nlnrrtrr ass 81 Ean-
rIn rf Sob. o. A's fEHnrfrr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25

s WALTON &c
Recorder
Pensacola WacHf Meter Seat Clue
EHEU'Hr weekly meetings co Wefnss-
cav.
rHCE O. WATSON
n Il HhH1IS C1mmnf1ra
eEr-etHrT tlIes-wa8 -ff
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FOR SALE


FoR sAIE-rrs.si ssr1bs' Pianis' Hsh
Erafe flEs Pecan oranKe, 0rape Erlit
s sS,s s T. fss .ss e Sas Fs sa oTs7
Write FOR catainrue. Pensacola SEED a
Nursery CO. Psnsaeala. 20 iotee
oounty Sale ine6 70 niis Prirs
tseo stephen Tee. county surveyor. p.
Q BoE ~. pensaeoia-
FOR HAIE-ona k-nasssnrsr auto. 1919
node. in coed ~onfiuan, cr vi irede
for real eatate BaE 80 tioet
YOUR PIANO can bs nads Ike res n
tone touch ani l,oks ~ our Tires 81
PER- piano builders ant rass nnishsrs
TSs s,.r q Mass s a5u ss' - , sss
FoR sALE--To wars Esrnsrs sna
FARN LANDs-Good grade ana location.
ny AcREs ana % a. go PEI scrs-
NIFTN CEkTN unT nrFa eaMh
TWENTY FIVE CENTS pef acro per
20 fNTEREsr on TAXES
CAN yoa better invest Eour savinEsf
W = NEENE
roR SALE scre.. 20 npsn ana. 90
wood. 80 acres woodland ians. an ioiuina
Eooe water. hns hunting rround and nsh.
ns Fass' &c =, ~ 49, 49, v 1919 r.. 500 90
gsmsnt. 10 need % fsriflH.rs. hale ~
cotton q ire sers. a. O. 50 bushels corn
= ths acre Gene % this hne faru.inE
~ west FIorida oood scres ~ raw MIR
timhered lsnd pire az iow rrics Good
s 49, .ans' iooa go. haf .. ca.
cations Q. Dock naneT. chipo'a. Calhoun
County. -. isoct
rRrssFs-Fittsa ~ a. svpert Relief
ara satisfa ~tton guaranteed Man or.
- have prnmnt atisntinn The Crvstni
PhsTms-y Brent RundinF i1iuiyiyr
FoR sALr-ons ar. bay horse. seven
years % anh perfectly sound WE
work any where Also che hay mare N
fourth war aud perfectly sound Cod
sadtisr nnd drivtr Apuiy John = Beard
: y uvnrtssoN = BRO. bsaaousr-
poultry. Incubator. Hroofrra ard peui-
~ fupp ~ &c a'tr itlcc
FOR sALE-shov rssss end val case.
lrerF rlck - ore CT tuo horrra TIE
Clutter Mus'- Housr 1saee
DOR EArrs-tin Fararrhga nav. near
Muist. IN soc arrrs meet fertile anf beet
situated tract in Wee FIcrifa CD miles
from persnroia n w soa'e Carp
ws,tan. e. taasriHi
FoR SALE on FNcHANGr fsr eitv tn-
rrcyre rrop.rty. sos snf VEL iri-
proved farm - ahouf e. srrcs. Al unfrr
,shs en-. s H. !, s .s4s. e Tg1nins
Eaof house anf fre i1f r. hearinR PECAN
trees Address ''Evchanrs Cars r0ur-
- iboei
FOR skr.T-A ueisl hors. prs-tiesuy
ci'y ABp.y = ia NsIiuEh. i'oct
FoB EAr.E-Falr sharss American Na-
tional hauk Hfork Address =. q. Dos
~. CIV idrrlm
ron sAr.r-Nt-e az stove ucos TRIM
winHe from kfirafriaH humber ST. -
e., e 80 -.ra. s'sarn' ~. a -Egsr,
-, l-os - nov
FoR skT.F-Ffrs. sos isokfrr. osatf-
nation haEEf end saddle horse Seven
,a.g.yi Z sfaart nsslfa. Phones y q
CLEANLINESS for sale at
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.
THr JOURNAL PANAMA CANAL a.
Ps 10 .,.r So sss5s. 81 , e I'D sss
~ % your frfsrta A. an boob stores OF
az fhfs cree
roR EAfF-At bargain. asfiraf ~
hornnH anH mules flHf arrived Can -
seen af BOO West Tnfrnfrur.a rr Ffnrr
laa o. fraE Gee " T4rtuus r.. de.
Pensacola. ST. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co.
srEAngR rARpcs
~ q. aARRos. sastsr
rwFT CLASS PAssESdER All
YREIoHT sEHv1cE
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FOR SALE

FOR EALE-sfe acres Improved farm
and AZ Harp stagiun, "a. Very fertile
Two-Efrrw huuNf. worth 9 200 INV
value o. rut amd fruit trees. AT iand
under fence. ec acres in cultivation
Price a. u ler acre. g. y. soule, camp
Walton. f1H. 2ldecim
ron RAf.E-suars IN rarrfss warphuuss
a Storage O., ~ fhe mcnfh Carinad
lots ~ MERCHANDISE taken Tor aiNfrfhutinn
rhnne 1914 corner Chase snf Aleantn
Streets eamm
nARCoCK Bru0rEs on rtoehl. Pitkins
House arc Rnnf Paints Etc. @wnwfer-
nainfF Paint without on HFrr.uH- tiall.
Marvin safes W R johnson CO.
Ansrican Natianai nank nunainE
FOR EAI.F,-ons drawer Nauonai 0aHh
register a. Al cnnfitious twa small
fhow cases ant ore a-drawer fiIinT rsli-
met Arpiy Gees snnov
FOR sAIE-Ffre ,ots in East Pensa.
cola WniHhtH. on car Hmn ana farfnH
south FOR fern 20. tf11 O. raah. balance
aiN and twelve ulnnthN ThiH a a bar.
gain m van want them act quick q
K Company. SER noer Amertamn Ma
'ionai BART Buiidinm a..sp
nor RAtF-sarns ~ ire Bet farmiur
lands m UHcarnbia County Improves
arF urtrnurowea Prices tight terms
Century. Pa. fsmch
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SO <NloHrs ATTENTION.

occur ue Ton Com
rarferv So Kntshts
rrurnr WEDNESDAY
uH cEfr. az fIa m
The uEaar Christmas
exercises w De- o.
EnfaurrInE ST.
kHIErtr HH1rte1uEF On
TrTTE wwEER
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

HAVE YOUR PVT KODAK PICTURES
mas into heat utffr raisnfars IRE
&C. A.Eo tear leveicp.uE and uriufiug
fHnneIHms
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HOTELS.


SUNNY RANK cub House. tive stories
fer reEt Camping parties ruoe Grh-
ms and bunting. fucka. csc fur parti~-
uiars auu'Y ~ Walter white tos 9 Pals
Cox street drug store. Cr write Sunny
Bank Club House. Camp walton. Pa
uuVzs
VIEW MERCHANTS HoTEt-Euror.aa
Rooms b. tha week. ore psFEnn. 60 ao.
every roUu free hath. ben anf hotel SIR
lea alas
PARK BOT Efs-F1rst-c'aaa rooms Bars
Ter 81 CD per SAY spsrlal atss b
wrHk Centrally fnrHfRf 100 Fast HaF.
rrrmenf street W II. Gilmore. Prep
taeuttf
HOTEL CuNFoEF. rridaf1wus uu Es
rnmhan nav wrrH mahfnn hnaftra
bathing and nna table A clean place faf
clean people Everything rev and Wnrk
farv rates 81 - fav weeiTr sus-iaI
rate $50 Afesssa A. r. Wardse. Pace
pa aaua
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ISL resired HaiaInf. CurfanfF. fIEf
entea. C.Ern. HrnnHa Hra Tnwnn HraI
F0MeR NhreHaed C.N@narlf rnearH HuI
ftitleif4 fA Brown eaEar arf uark MHs
s f-' cakes. Candles. ORANGES
IaEHrfnf
- ANS FNANEFfu CO. Thor
49, 80. 81 ITS en- kines q
- Us furniture uarkan
w FnfnEfafH stores or sH
paana 80 benct psons f6a aIfunaff
TwNrH hNp rkHpkrTf fSs- an sfrs-
frr sale and rent Carrasrrraaw-n -.
Writed "a Mcieoa 4 ca Marufsr.
tursrA tlfa-teaa aauth PalafaF rhTns
tAN aafsb
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POULTRY

Subscribe for the Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-25

LOST=Heavr SEE YOUNG bun dos. Wed
nralHN with black spots HAD brass
studded breast Yukef Reward 81 re-
turned fn Southern TnEt Coz .nder
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ETpHEF~
TTafHEn
U-NuLEE
NafM
BOAT TTafuEE
CAR Red rFrrerT Co.
Frrerrrf Fa
TuE Tee
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are rasr 60
SET SIS free hnnklrf taT frF fers rru..
Write today Sow Ear hopkins WISH
frafru. Oh I ffaerfaIa
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FOR SALE.

FNh NALE=soeo acre. of GOOD nine tIrr
be- aud mil lnostsd ~ Perffao par
Easy .ngEsnE cheap rrarnnurfaflnE fn
EalFfs A gEHaeF a.
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-04-12
]. MUELLER REELECTED CHIEF
FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
Team TO GO TO PIERRE
VOTED TO HOLD CELEBRATION IN
hot SPRINGS, JULY 4TH..WILL
HAVE CHARGE OF PROGRAM.

At an interesting business meeting
of the Hot Springs Fire Department..
Tuesday evening the following officers
were elected: John Mueller, Chief
Lyman Allen, First Assistant; William
Dumke, Second Assistant; Leroy ..
Eastman, Secretary and Joe Roth.
Treasurer. 1t was also decided to send
q running team to the state hremen's g
tournament at Pierre, some time dur.
ing the early part Of June. Proper
committees we're appointed to put the
department in trim for this occasion
In order to raise money for the depart.
ment 1t was decided to hold a firemsn's
ball some time during the month,
about the twenty second at the Odd
Fellows hall to which we trust the
business men of the town will give the
fire boys their hearty support. Watch
for the posters and the ticket sellers.
The matter of Fourth of July cele-
bration In Hot Springs was taken up
at this meeting and 1t was voted that
the department take charge of the
celebration this year In connection
with the Commercial Club the same as
last. Proper committees will be ap.
pointed at the next regular meeting to
make the necessary arrangements for
rousing big time July 4th.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-04-12
TO THE VOTERS.
Candidate G!attIy Makes Last Appeal to the
Voters.

Candidate G!attly Makes Last Appeal to the
Voters.
It has occurred to the writer that a
survey OF the mayorality contest and q
very brief consideration of some of the
prevalent arguments used to convince
the voter as we'll as some of the i'm
portant questions which have right
to demand our attention at this time
would be proper.
l do not feel culled upon to offer an
apology Tor making this kind of use of
printers ink and the printing press. If
required to give reasons for this little
ripple cn the calm surface of the
political waters of our charming city I
would present three for consideration
The first reason is that my disastrous
attempt at basket ball made it ply
sioal impossibility to make thorough
personal canvas. The second reason is
that it was with great deal of reluct.
ance that I consented to my friends
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-04-12
ANNUAL BAZAAR.

Altar Society of st. Anthony's Catholic
Church Will Hold Annual Event Next Week.
Monday and Tuesday Of next week
the Altar Society of st. Anthony's
Catholic church will hold their annual
bazaar and dances In the New Opera
House for the purpose of raising funds
to apply on the cost of new parsonage.
Aside from the primary object of this
event which has just been stated. every.
one who attends these affairs always
get value received and some additional
for good measure in the royal
good time that is afforded them.
There will be plenty amusement as we'll
as some real bargains offered at the
different booths. Don't forget the
dates and attend. Supper will be
served by the ladies Monday and din
ner and supper on Tuesday.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-04-12
HELD AT THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. SIXTY PRESENT.
DR.. G. G. O. O'HARRA
PRESIDENT OF STATE SCHOOL OF
MINES PRESENT AND GAVE AN
EXCELLENT ADDRESS.

A Brotherhood WAS organized in the
Presbyterian church of Hot Springs,
Monday evening, April Sth with thirty
two members. EARLY in February the
pastor invited twelve of the men of the
church to little preliminary banquet
to discuss the relation of the men to
the work OF the church. AT that time
hearty, wholesome good time was en-
joyed by all and followed with the sug
gestion that they do this often. Ont
of this suggestion sprang the Brother
hood.
DR.. @. y. O'Harrs, president of the
State School of Mines at Rapid City
and chairman of the Board OF trustees
of the Presbyterian church Of the same
city gave an address ON "The Value of
the Brotherhood TO the Community !"
DR. O'Harra is an excellent speaker and
his remarks we're given the strictest OF
attention. At the conclusion of his
talk he WAS roundIy applauded.
Dr.. w. j. McRooerts, of this CITY, WAS
the next speaker on the program and
mis- talk on "rhe Relation of a Sound
Body to Sound Morals" WAS q very
interesting one. His scientific know
ledge makes him eminently fitted to
put his subject before his hearers in a
very understanding manner which he
did OH this occasion.
e M. Hoffman. All elder in the church
and au expert Y. Nj. o. A. secretary,
having given his ilte to the work, gave
an address on his favorite theme, "Boys'
Work"
G. o. Smith upon being called spoke
on "rhe Value OF United Effort OF Men
for the Church His remarks con
tanned many good points and his talk
WAS interesting turnout.
The pastor, Rev. d. ID. Tallman, was
the last speaker OH the program and
took for his subject "rhe Brotherhood
from the Pastors Viewpoint He OK.
planned its object and the results to be
gained from it. Rev. TalIman is con.
vinoing talker aud that his talk and
efforts bore fruit is shown in the fact
that Brotherhood is now established
During the evening, b. j. Glattly in
his inimitable manner presided as
toastmaster aud his short stories and
quaint style in introducing each speak
er caused much merriment
The account of the meeting would be
far from complete ii mention OF the
edible part Of the banquet were omit
ted The feast WAS prepared hy the
Ladies' Aid of the church and feas,
indeed it proved to be. The ladies
further helped to make the affair g
snccess by causing the interior of the
church to appear IN gala attire by dec
Grating it with profusion Of Easter
lilies and other flowers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-04-12

growing an immense acreage Of Alfalfa
here. The project is being" promoted
by Frank B. Ainsworth, former we'll
known insurance man, who owns about
all the land in sight of the station
here. Colonel Ainsworth owns 54OO
acres and controls 45OO acres more.
Much of this is watered by springs and
streams and is very fertile land He
will issue $4,000 debenture bonds to
secure funds for cultivating and seed
ing large part of this land. Govern.
ment and state agricultural authorities
be very valuable for such purpose.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-04-12

sum of sl,382,73, which additional
amount the postmaster will have to
make good.
1t was said by Mr. Shea and his
friends at the time of his arrest, that
a complete audit of the accounts
would show the amount already paid
in TO be much too large, but it proved
much too ANAL by the amount men
toned.
1t has also been revealed that in
addition to the total amount missing.
which to date is s3,7l5 81, there was a
shortage of 1853 so during Postmaster
McKay's term of Office. This amount
will have to be made good by MIR. Mo
Kay.-Lead Call
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-04-12
CONCERT and BALL.

Battle Mountain Sanitarium Athletic Associa.
ton Concert and Ball April 10th.
By referring to our advertising col
ums it will be seen that Mrs. Hedrick
and Miss Queena Stewart, undoubtedly
our best lady vocolist, are announced
as soloists at the concert, also that the
Sanitarium Glee Club of sixteen male
voices, aud The entire Sanitsrium
occhestrx viii or..be beard. OF Aha
orchestra it is unnecessary to speak,
but that the Glee Club merits more
than passing notice. 1t is said that
this little home organization can hold
their own with sny at ths Glee Ctubs
from the big universities, and surpsss
probably sll but that OF Yale, Harvard