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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Utah Man Tells Of Benefits Received
From Yee Foo Lun, c. H. d., Chinese
Herb Treatment
Success OF Yee Foo Lun
in Other Cities Repeated
in Salt Lake

Indicative Of success and jusufyIng
Ise 200 Lun. g. n. u. In his choice
of Salt Lake az city Ia which TO
establish n branch OF the celebrated
Chinese Herb Institute. Is tile state
msut or William HollcmRu of Lark.
Utah. Nr Hoilcman had been a SUI
tcrcr many years from attacks og
acute rheumatism until he began TAX
ins Nee Foo Lun. G. H. d Chinese
herb treatment little more than one
stronger and alert When seen by a
noVrpzpsr man at his hotel lu this
city yesterday. Mr.. Houeman said.
Nbsgi TO ~.,s' aso ! arrived 10 ssn
Lake frp-l ny tous ic L-arf. can.iuE Asrs lr
atia~l q rh-ua.stiss- vfira hat sss-i,.i -
- t-ss9 ant rru-1rf !5T zauv r-cka NJ
oonAi,iae - fseA tsas a.ats ~ trip ~
st-strhsf r. ~ harEaE. .ni -rn ca--
risf 60 ths hofsi ~rithinr 10 fris~rr
n ssrnt 80 zishts t,ssinE ahers "a ny
- and sIroff r-rss-iaE ulth rsi-. ard ~
sf'r hsi rot a wirs % fie@n 20 rsariy q
- fs- ear st-a rsEt ~ thr Yss 70
i.sa g. ~ Ch'lsss hsre t-satEs,f 81
'-ers ras-asiis-. inves;isa-ss sss t,ra-
fsti-r So hrfh trrstrfr' ne rIrAt ~.
l1rirE -as 80 nrrf .r shi-n ~ su'.yes
frst p u1afns s7-r thst tin- Z hsvs
sfraslr i-grus,4 49, have ~.E-f ai-cst
sfsrr ttf 49, sirrr 10. t-r a. a.Ehta
tHrss yfa- 're rrsu-hfisu, s-Caz Z.
'rsrI -ls,si. = ~ sosr "a. .r.s,s, 49, ,l'
r-'rt me rlfrfri- Ftcstr rrrrfarff- ss-tss
frqla go -srt - ~ nefr fr r--ff-r Z hs-.
al ssfsrtl Tr~f-rr f-rr fuf fr-r a.
- - rpst TT -srr,. - ~ - m -
Eis si - fi-ls, a-t go 20 fhs-s sars -
20 n1-A csir-a-' tss: ~ s:rr-s-s yss -
tNlatrf ~ A. ~ rsrN--s uTrfs. - -
u-,i-; e trs.sisr I ir-..s - fs--slz n ssi-
tsLs rr~f Ur-s h-'--r f~trrrfrr - ra-.
s-f - ro-fit-e, - Tss rpo t4s- cNfr..-
h~rss I'll -'r-cf r<--a-~-t rers
In this and other cities. the Yec Foo
l.un. 9 " d Chinese herb trrat-
mTni has effected cures aud hrouCft
relief 10 host % people Sut alone
rhernus tisun. w's'ch r. prevalent in
this section. bat many other ailments
are being successfully treated. TIE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
OPPOSED To ROAD IN
CITY CREEK CANYON
George d. Alder Declares
Stream Will Become
Contaminated.
NO HELP TO BUSINESS
Says People Should Resist
Any Effort Endangering
Water Supply.
NO HELP TO BUSINESS

Opposition 20 opening City Creek can.
yon 20 general traffic. a. proposed b'
,he Rotary club, IL advanced IN tho FOL
lowing communication received from
George n. Alder % this city;
Editor Of The Tribune
II happens periodically that some
over-ealous Individual or organization
gets the notion that II a time In
perpstrate something IN the way of
a distinguishing act that will call
ftsntion. favorable or otherwise. 20
themselves. and now comes the lately
orgau ulz@1 Rotary club with n plan 10
open city Creek canyon 10 general
traffic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Real Estate Transfers

G-orEs W. Noyis. 70 Celis T.. Noloucy
part ~ 10, ;. block =. tHa-acrc plat k...f = .
J. l. ssmpson and eife 20 Hubbard IUysst-
ncnI rompany lots :. and p. bio-k .
Dc0yrg Place subdivision ..--.......... /
Joseph T.. Decker To Josephine Fgc. lots %
To q. bloct :. Carollns subdivision ....
Hebor J. Bullock 10 Iva G. Drind. part
Of section s. towOAhlp south. =anEr
rAAE 7
Andrew W Alicn and wife 20 Joseph r
Allen. part OF section 81 township 8
south. range cast .............. .......--.. : %
william G. Van Horuhcck TO Walter O's
part o' lot T. block .. nNe-acg. pa;
\ .-.----..---. ssssr.r.ss.H -s.......... 20
H~nTy Hausen and wife 20 Mar- " Nouur--
sen. part Of section 10. toWnship south.
,.nEo east ...... 900. ......... : ss
william Stoncmau snd wife Leon J.
FtndIey. part OF 10, :. block ~. plat D. $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Golf Closes Debate.

Senator Con- closed the debate on the
resolution. He admitted conditions were
bad In West Virginia. but pointed out
that the strike was settled now and
peace was returning TO the disturbed
regions. He laid the blame for the trou :
BILE at the door OF labor agitators and
said that the governor could do nothing
else but declare martial law.
when men say-as ! understand they
said at Paint Creek-'YoU shall not run
this coal mine unless YOU do as / ad :
wise they are talking insurrection. ana
I'd be ashamed OF the governor of a sta tc
who would stand by and not exercise
the power that is his. declared the
senator,
He spoke OF conditions In Paterson. y.
j., likeninR them TO the conditions IN
West Virginia: and aroused the iro OF
New Jersey cannot be clasSed with
West Virginia, In that 1t has not declared
martial law" said Senator MARITIME.
at ought 70" said Sneator Con-.
New Jersey is amply able to take
care OF Itself through the civil law" re-
piled the New Jersey senator
Senator Hughes denied thnt there had
been any loss of life In Paterson owing
TO the labor troubles there.
Senator Con- brought Senator Kern In
haste down from the seua tors gallery
when he expressed the opinion that since
the resolution was introduced. efforts
had been made 10 have telegrams urg-
Ing It's necessity sent 10 senator's and 70
Washington. He said he had no doubt
the senator from Indiana had sent out
messages asking for help. and added;
God knows he needed IL
Il sent out no such message, replied
Mr.. Kern as soon as he could reach the
floor and get the eye OF the vice presl-
dent
"There was no need TO ask for mos
saCcs They are coming yet. The sena :
tor from West Virginia is in error II he
thinks II Is necessary for anybody here
20 call for expressions OF sentiment from
people outraged in a state where the
military have taken the place OF the
civil courts"
The usual beautiful display OF gen.
eralities," commented Mr. Gofr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
NEW YORK AND RETURN.
PENNSYLVANIA lines

Special excursion tickets will be sold
at Colorado points June l to Septem.
bcr 30, 1913, to New York and various
other eastern destinations, with return
limit of sixty days, Liberal stop-over
privileges. For particulars call on or
communicate with w. f. Yeo, travelling
passenger agent, 20i Judge building.
salt Lake CITY ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
M'REYNOLDS CHOOSES
SPECIAL ASSISTANT

WASHINGTON. May lo.-Attorney
General McRcynolds today announced
the appointment of Thomas w. Greg
ory of Austin, Tex, as special as.
sistant TO prosecute the federal gov.
ernment' s proposed extensive invcsti.
cation OF the railroad situation In New
England, particularly relating TO the
New York, New Haven g. Hartford, TO
determine whether the Sherman anti
trust law is being violated.
The investigation will begin within
n few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
New Corporation,

The Acme Indicate. eom9aay. gait Lake: cap
i'al stock 81 90 90. sbarcs 800 each: y 3
Sc'lfon. president; y r Porter. virc Presidcnf
NelNia D Wells. secretary and trs,'ursr: Nell
" Ma3ssu. John l.. Faekrsll. Noscn & DayI.
sae r ". Small. Additionhl directors
Amendment s-firlcs ~ incorporation OF the
Hllsilis Water wgsts company NiilvIlls Cache
county. incEcaroE the capital stock from TO o.
% $40 COO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Births.

Lister william Cox, No. I Cox uour' boz
Peter ]. Gunneli. s25 West Third North street
girl.
Martin w rcck 1905 wss, Pint South street.
girl.
George 7. Evans. -lg II street. glrl.
Henry II. Glssmoyer Tenth South aud Four
tccnth West streets. girl.
william {. Van Hoorbckc S2s East Finh South
street. boy.
Prank DUSe! I75 North Filth wes, street.
girl.
Marion A. Nimou. Judge Mercy hospital zirI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

David A. Hanks and Donna sorcu. both OF sails
Lake
George Groesscr and Pearl Krpsc. both o. Salt
Lake
Joseph " Anderson and May c. Jaderhoim.
both OF Salt Lake.
Ernest 4. Crcech and Ia Won Wright, both OF
Salt I,ak
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Wreck in Texas.

AUSTIN. Tex, Nav 19.-Tn a mead
on collision south Of here today on the
International & Great Northern RAILWAY
between passenger train No. Z AMI a
cattle train, Fireman Chris Rcek was in.
stautly killed, five persons were seri.
ously and score or more slightly
hurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20

Yce Fco Lun. G 81 u. Caiuesc herb
treatment - especially designed FOR
Tie following diseases.
Csta-rs. truzrhial us-his fhrsa' trouble
t-nE r-Ehis. chTouir coaEh. tas@rrgin.L, 81
corsgr -ffrr- ssfhEa- haT 'see~ -starfa
s-ru.rh f--leir t-flrrstio1 ru-zffuaft1.
tr~gf Nrr~. EtrfrttiH. Fiies. fisrrt--a f.r-uIa
Nearr fisrass. gftrafs diseases rioet -ais1r
Nses-tts; ar1uirrii. tsi- fissss- 80,
f-aTrgia. ssat Esn. Ss=-Als ir11tfra rr--r.ta-
rsrr. 'rt1r1zia ot~zifr. aitaSr t-rahl. sIas-
So trostis iu=tsEa. nrgArs siassr- "a
h<'sa fssfa.at't-i. nslrsiEts. frepsJ. fiffi-
ns.-. t~aeares
Tec zoo LIN. {. ~. o. Chinese H.rb
Institute. 'ts 50. Main At. upstairs
Conauitatior free oy presenting thIs
rotice- Phorr Hss- es1o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Former Official Fined.

PIERRE, s. D.. May 19.-Fred 4
Brinker, former South Dakota land
commissioner, WIS today fined $3.50,
FOR participating in a contract in which
he was interested while a public Of
fetal. Brinker admitted his guilt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
Deaths

Nav lj 1913. Nzlna ". ra'lock. 1851 South
Fourth East street. aged 81 year. broncbo. pnou-
monla.
May Is. 1918. John 9. Cobblcy. St Marks hos
pltsI. aged 20 yoa1. run over by locomotive iac-
cident.)
May = 1919 Milo CLARK. Judge Mercy hospital
aged 3 ycAss. cerebral hemoTrhage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20

Poor appetite is sure sign Of i'm
paired digestion. A few doses of Cham.
berlaiu 8 Stomach and Liver Tablets
will strengthen your digestio: and inn
prove your appetite. Thousands have
been benefited by taking these Tablets
Sold by all dealers. Advertisement
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-11
gScrbrcdlen cnthiilt?

Ncm Dort 10. lNini. - Ges
hcrntibpollca Iunfcl uil1ibt Den
pl0blihcn Soo Der # Oionute alten
9(nno Sorenion. mcldJe in @oooIo-
pen, SonN IslonN. al Den 0ioiern
flonf gelcgen botte. Cine 9liltoplie
ergob bua &orbonoeniein BON @ift in
Oem Moqcn oeS ainoes; oih ipur-
bcn 5luci 9tooeln in Dem aorper Der
alcincn gcillnben; sic cine in Der Se-
Der, Die unOcre in Dem llnterleib.
Sic Eolijci glollbt OoB >Semono,
Scr gcAen Die Sonlilic ell Hndeees
filbl hcgtc, in ooS aronfen5inlner
elnoronq, ais bns aino einnlol ouf
cine @icrtclitllnoc allein geloiien mar,
uno ibnr ooS @iit eingub Ger 60
roncr lit Der 9luiidlt bob iit bic 9to-
ocln min0citens cine @ohe lang IN
0crl a0rpcr 0es ainoes beinnoen
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gtcnc Grmcnniiliacn.

" q bingtnn 10. Sllni, -Er0-
iiOcnt Wilion nlucbte bclte Die nud)-
ltcbenbcn GrHcnnlln9en:
Gum @unocsnnrihoa iiir9seunbu:
S1rn. u. .. @rop;
81 GipilOienit GomniiiGren:S :Srn.
Charles %. @oQomop bon Siio.Gas
rolino uno Sorn. s.. ". Grupcn bon
@aIbington
3lIm @unocSridtcr fiir oenIiitrift
uon gllo1fa, Iipiiiou 9tr. 3 Serif
NJ 9roun pon 9lloafo;
81 GoitnlcIitern: pie $50. g. :.
,Srenh bon Nicmpbis, Senn.; 9. 8.
Srcoc, Dubuque, Soamo; u. @.Sobn-
ion WnribaatolplG Sopa; uienonSer
Gennctt @euiStou. Ne; o.. gor6off,
Noro ct. Emd, Wiint.; GOmin Gln-
tc, Sd,cnecto0p, Ny; George :.
Gunotbou. lSinolop, Gbio; glleronocr
2uolpia HcOOin. Sal; @ilion Ni @e-
rinn Gecntllr, &QS.; S. IS. 8earp,
Snfc Charles, 50.
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Nirbarb 0,uimit,
9lrbcitcr-9 -9lngcle

Nuifolu, M..O., 10. Sini. -
llcber 1000 Subrleutc BON Der ncllor"
guniiirten oSeanlltcra llnlon" 'lno
0cItcrn Morgcn bier oil eIilen Strlte
oc0anqclL nm cine Sobncrboblllg
pom 0urd,ihnittlid) S3 pro Wohe jll
erlun0cn. Ger Strifc miro bon Dem
9totionol Srgoniiotor Z. 5. 6orrell
Qcleitct unO lit bon Der intcrnotlonos
len Organization Scr 6ubrlcrtc IoHt'
tionirt. Gic 9lrbcitGebcr bebuiptclL
lie f0nntcn Die 2obnc niht crbobclt,
ubnc Die SSradtrotcn 5ll crb0ben.
Ser Narbieritrifc in y q
ton.
90 ton WiuIi, 10. >Nini. -- Sol.
!. Gttor fam acilcrn bier on, I'M ocn
ItrifcnOen @orbirrcn, bic nit OCn &ns
Ouitriul @orfcrS Of tie @orlo i0cntIs
ii;irt lin0. Soridln6 5u leiIten. Ter
9oitotpr uur6c 0urh cine Delegation
cnpiongen uno biclt cine 9lnlpruHc
por Strifern olti 0cnl Hortb Suunrc.
2ofol6conltc Der BARRIERS Union uon
Scr 9ln1cricon SeOcrotion Of %obor.
0ic in Der lcbtcn Nodc Die Sonttio-
nirlma Oea Stritcs obgelebnt lmO
ytitglicbcr scr llnion ucrnnlaBt bat.
ten. on Oic Nrbcit 5uriidSlifebrcr, per.
itdtcn beutr, einigc Der pntnnten
Yl1tc nit @orbiercn ais an0Cr2n
StGotcn ols5liiillcn.
SunatpriunlfiirS iir Sote [ III .
&c itotront. Nnaeitclltc.
Icnpcr, Gpl., 10. >Nini. - 2IulI
Dem TrOGrnmm bcs Sobres Gona
ucntcS Oca observation-disclosures
Der 6otel uno Heltourant.9Ingcitcll'
fen lm0 Der intcrnotionalen 2i1n Nsr
SG)anffellner bon slnerifa, mcldcr
bier gcltcrn eroiinet milroe. ltG,t lun'
ter 9lnocrent Die @rilnolng eincs "a
noturilus. lleber 800 Selcgatr1
OTIS onen @coenoeE Der Scr. Stuo.
ten bnben iid eingcitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-11

GntldcioluN ans, lei luIr ein Sbeil
oc2 crltel EnruGraphcn; cine ueitere
Strnfc lei MIR ans @riinocn aomini-
Ilrntiper ]iotur uorgciehcu.
Ger Sbcrri6tcr Gebt 0ant od5ii
libcr 81 Crldutcrn marlm Der Con,
ArcB oaa Hcd)t babe, Die Ncnusung
Der fatcn fiir Eoitiobcu ,lpeiter
MlnIic uon ioltbcn 9eOillguugcn ab,
b0n0i0 5lI lnodDcn
Gin Stuoilml scr %oitacicbc pol
0cn GolonioI Sdgen bis aui Die @e-
acnuort iciNc, 10 crflGrtc cr, cine
ltGn0ige Scnocn5 Der 9euor5ugung
Der ,}cltlln1en l1tcr ben EoItiad,eu.
Gr citirtc 0rn. Nuait'3 9lngobe, ool,
Ooa 9rcipOrto ndlt}ig mol 10 bud) iei.
ais 0aa tllr 3citunAen ln0 OnB Die
@rlcfpoIt eincn ><ubreaprofit Don 20
Miaioncll Collars obucric, mGbreno
Die ,}citltnASflnlic Scr HcAicrllng
idbrlidJ cincn &crlllit pon 10 Mtillio-
ncn ollibiir0c,. llno ola lueitcrc 9e-
por5llulng 10 crtlGrte cr, b1tten Die
@crulSQnber mo 9l1enteu uon Bel.
tilnQcn cine Ncringere Eorto.&ote fiir
sic @ef0rOerllnG uon 3eitlln9en III
inblcn, ola inOiui0uellc Eeriunelt
@eAenilbcr Oicien &ortheilen ba6e
Scr GonQreB Oos 9iett. Die 9eoin-
grln1eu icI5uitellcn, uclhcn iid) Sie,
mclhc Der Fripi(cgicll theilboitig ST.
mcrocn luiindtcn, 5u iii1cn bGtten.
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Grmuroct, ais CT Sudlter Idliibte.

WoIc9butM 81. 10. Nllni. =
Charles u. Sinooit, Gin Iiolinlcbrer.
murOc bcllte Morgen ju friiber Stliu-
DC ernorOct. ols CT ieirer Sod)ter SIT
Siilic ciltc. luclhc bon cincnr TGnbcr
angegriiien uuroc. Ger Moroer ent-
font
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@abn.llntcrindJnna bcidlloiien.

ga hingtou, 10. Suni Ser
Scnot paiiirte bcllte bic aenpon-Ge-
iolutiou. peIde Die 5ruii6enitantlihe
Sonoela Gommiiion onbGlt cine
llnterillhung Scr iinon5icaen 9liioi.
rcn scr St. 2oriS & Ct. Sran5isco-
Subu, luclfe fiir5lid follirtc, cinjn.
(eitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-11
Hpunne Au(Plt

bcrnadIdfIei bis bic dno6cr berfauIen, l.no
S0bfreid,, beonoers inter iinricn 3rlnier
Sulh fobrcdlide .3uitdroe f5nHen uno loai"n
permcoen merbeu.
Or. +. &. Sart,cg,
s,r. 1904, Geit.Sanetfe. straie
grinhrnne bon SO S1bren III Spehalprori9
bon aruufbciten Der Gnie, ocs Aebli.plee. oet
YirlteeiI nno Sbsef. SprediuiloeT y his
Ibenbs, tp'ait-1
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SDpugrapbcn aGunuent pon gen.
cualano.

@otcr6nrg. Conn. TO- Suni.
II >Sn Nerihtcu, lueld)c Dem geltclu
bier cr6iinetcn SnbreS Gonpeut Der
.HcpGuQlunO Typographical Union"
lrnterbreitct mur0en, luuroe gelast,
bas uon lltlon Sabrifen augefer-
tigtc Eupicr itebe an Gllalit1t lueit
inter Dem pon 9tiht llniou tSabri-
fen onaeicrtigten itno Die @raouirten
Der Siuotupc Shnlcn ieien incom-
petent. 81 Dem Gonpent baben iih
SO 9elegutcn eingefunoen, melhe Die
pcridlicOcncll Sofal llnionen in ocn
eonScn 9tcu Gngluno Stouten per-
treteu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-06

FOR SALE-Turkeys; write for prices.
Shipments in time for Thanksgiving. A.
NJ Lewis, Mariana, Fla. 6nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-06

TRUSSES-Fftted by an expert Relief
and satisfac tion guaranteed. Mall or
ders have prompt attention The Crystal
Pharr7ac CIV Brent Building 13Jufy1yr
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Series No. 4, Ordinance No. ~.
AN ORDINA ME-

Entitled: An Ordinance Granting a Right
of-Way for a Spur Track on a Certain
Portion of Olivia Street.
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Com
missioners of the City of Pensacola:
Section 1. That there be and is here
by granted to James Thompson the right
TO construct, maintain and use a spur
track on Olivia street, between Gregory
and Wright streets, to connect with the
Pensacola Mobile and New Orleans
Railway Company's track and extend to
block eighty-three (S3) Of the Maxent
tract, Belmont numbering, as shown by
the plat hereto attached and made
part of this ordinance.
Section ?. It is q condition Of the
rights and privileges hereby granted
that this spur track snail be constructed
so as not to interfere in any way with.
or impede, the traffic any part of
said street. and the said grantee shall
at all times keep that portion of the
said street between the rails OF said
track and for eighteen 08J inches on
either side thereof in the same good
condition and repair as the city shall
keep. or cause to be kept the adjacent
portion of said street; and whenever
the city shall pave, grade or otherwise
improve the portion of the said street
adjacent TO said track. the said grantee
shall a. the same time pave, grade or
improve in Ike manner the space be-
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LEGAL NOTICE.

tween the rails OF said track and for
eighteen (1s) inches on either side
thereof
Section g. That the rights and priv
ileges hereby granted shall be subject
to existing ordinances of the city and
public safety and convenience may re-
quire and as the commissioners may
prescribe.
Section l. The said track shall not
be used for the Storage of cars, and
cars shall not be allowed to stand on
reasonably necessary to load and unload
the same.
Section s. That the said track shall
be completed within six months after
the date OF the passage and approval Of
THIS ordinance. and all the rights and
privileges hereby granted unless sooner
terminated, shall continue for the term
of twenty-five years from said date.
Section 6. This franchise and all the
rights and privileges herein and hereby
to each and all the terms and condi-
tons prescribed in sections is, 16 and 26,
of Chapter 6746 Laws of Florida, in
far they may be applicable thereto,
and shall not be transferred, assigned or
sold, except as may be authorized by or
City of Pensacola and terminated at
any time after 10 years from the date Of
the passage of this ordinance.
Section Z. This ordinance shall take
effect 80 days after the date of its pass
age and publication at the expense Of
said grantee, once a week for four
weeks consecutiVelS, subject to the ref
erendum election as provided by sections
Is and IS. of Chapter 6746. Laws OF
Florida.
Passed October 20, 1913.
Attest: c. W. EGGART. City Clerk
134A-oct23oaw4w
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on these terms.
s35 Cash. $50 per month. two houses
on West Garden street. Living room,
nan. two bedrooms, bath, dining room.
kitchen, pantries and closets, front and
back galleries, large lot with out-houses-
WIN sell either house on above terms at
the cash price.
A building site on North Hill. 70 by 15o
south fronting. In my opinion the pref
ttest building site on the hill. In a
neighborhood where everybody owns his
own home. You know who your neigh
bors will be, at 5000 under its value.
Not house, but home, on Alabama
square, two bed rooms, bath, living
room, dining room, kitchen, upstairs,
large childrens play room and storage
room. Plenty of closets, back porch
glassed in; all roornz In the house are
large and finished as well as money
could do it. Rift floors through the
house. Kitchen foored with maple so as
not to absorb greese., easily cleaned.
nections. gas, electricity; price much
under its value.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day of May, a. d. 1914. the undersigned
administrative of the estate of William
NJ. Curtis, deceased, Will present her
final account and vouchers to the County
Judge of Escambia County, Florida, and
ask to be discharged from her said ad-
Ininistra torship.
CARRIE C. CURTIS,
Administrative.
November 6, 1913. oam6n155A
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WILL exchange so acres land and 5-room
mouse, free of all debt for services of
good fruit man to care for and cultivate
hfteen acres pecans Unexplained with
Satsuma oranges. This place is in good
white settlement with schools and
churches, No applicant will be considered
unless he has money enough to run him
self for twelve months. Address J. B.
care Journal 5noy3t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-06

FOR SALE-Easy terms, few OF the
best lots for money making in Pen
sacola. Certain conditions make this
purchase possible. II you have a little
money for investment, you should not
miss this opportunity. For an interview
phone 1880. 31octft%
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, executrix of the estate of Thomas
of May, a. d. 1914. present her final ac-
count and vouchers to the County Judge
of Escambia County, Florida, and ask to
be. discharged from her said executor
ship.
SARAH C. KESSLER,
Executrix.
Nov. g. 1913 oamSm154A
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HARNESS AND REPAIR SHOP
Country and city trade solicited for
harness, collars, riding saddles, and au-
tomobile leather work. w. A Kuehn,
10 W. Intendencia. 26SSept1m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-06

WANTED-BoY is OR is YEARS OF
AGE TO LEARN PRINTERS
TRADE; AN EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR BOY WHO is WILL
ING TO APPLY HIMSELF. CALL
AFTER 7:30 p. M. AT JOURNAL
COMPOSING ROOM. If
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ARTISAN WELLS.

ARTESIAN wELLS-wiH put in well ?
to II inches diameter; any depth, and
guarantee water. Call on or write Gray
Artesisn Well Co. CottondaIe. Fla.
23oet1ms
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Our men are experienced. Special
rates on longtime storage. Carload
lots taken for distribution. Phone 1912
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-06

In Escambia County Circuit Court
State of Florida. In Chancery. James
Eagan VS. Clara Eagan. On Monday. tbs
9Th day of December, A. D. 1918, the
defendant, Clara Eagan. is required t.
appear to the bill fled against her herein.
This order to be published once eacE
week for four consecutive weeks in The
Pensacola Journal, a newspaper published
in said Escambia county. James Macgib
bon, Clerk Circuit Court BY Thomas A
Johnson, D. c. Pensacola, Fla, Novenn-
Der 4th 1913 154A6novoaw4W
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, executors of the estate of Henry
L. Clover deceased, viii on the 9Th day
of May, A. D. 1914, present their final
account and vouchers to the County
Judge of Escambia County, Florida, and
ask to be discharged from their said sx-
ecJtorship.
ELIZABETH GLOVER,
Executors
Nov g. 1913 oam6n156A