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CHAPTER XIII.
Unsmoked.

Chester turned and gaIrd at Edith
Her gown fell about her in long folds
that seemed To long 10 cling to
her Her p1sc was so regal that
her masses of hair suggested Il
wondrous golden crown. Withal she
looked so young and pensive. such
veritablc snow of purity that
Chester gasped with marvelling awe.
1T was good of you to let me
stay" he managed 70 blurt out fl
nally.
Not at all. the girl returned
indifferently. II did not wish 10
spoil your smoke"
WAS that the only reason" he
ventured.
Absolutely What othc could
there be-"
Her eyes looked darker somehow
in the night time. and his earnest
gaze fell before her bright glance.
Il had hoped" he said, that il
Wiz Dt'duSt you NhuN'u NV w S'ds'
what "a dreadful hostess am "a
be sure" she declared with sudden
animation. "Of course | am delight
ed to have you here"
THAT is not what | wanted eth
! er." said Chester.
You are difficult TO please, mon
sieur. viii you explain the nature
of your demands"
Il had hoped" said Chester. com
plctcly bafflcd, that you would re-
member some of the things that
said, that could not help sayinl
u you in the park"
Please. Mr.. Taylor, do not speal
o.! that again. DO you know tina
really believed it for "a moment
OF course il was the absurdity o
youth. But ] have quite grown M
IN the last few weeks. ! Assure you.
Chester arose and stood bcfor
her.
Miss Twining." he said. Il an
step from the last time saw yo
. in the park, before | left Goldsmith
a. Elkins. You are going To 81
there and listen. II is my righ, t
bc heard"
, II beg" she began coldy, ri,
ing 10 her feet
p "L.'sten'" said Chester almos
, hIrehly. sit down."
She stood there facing him. clos
TO him, in all her regal splendid
2 and Chester continued in an altcre
voice.
AS you probably know from VI
Twining," ne said, Perry turne
against me through "A perfectly c'
cusable misapprehension on his par
He even warned your father again,
=. me. Mr.. Elkins discovered that
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dissolution. She sank back iu her
chair again, and Chester huct ON
the floor beside her
There is SO much to tell" d,
muttorcd
Tel me" brcathcd the girl Tell
mo every last little word of IT,
1t is al, mine"
AN yours. said Chester. Il
loved you from the moment | saw
You. love your indescribablc eyes,
| love your mouth, your lips. your
teeth ! love your grace and your
regal splcndor' | love your hands
and arms and feet love your au-
rcolc of hair ! love your grace.
your mind. your soul am nrom-
plctc without YOU
The girl leaned over him. and
her head was bowed She spoke
with a sort of religious awe as if she
We're saying "A litany.
II love your truth and chivalry
| ! love your honor and your worth
/ | love your strength and your mas
tcrfuncss."
( If God should look down from
highest heaven he would be crvi.
/ Gus OF me-"
The girl leaned back half frighten.
cd at his intensity.
"Oh, don't" she pleaed. Don't
spoil II with such blasphemy."
| 1T would be blasphemy not to
say it," he answered almost fierccly.
There was discreet cough be-
hind them. and Marie entered. Ches.
ter was on his feet In an instant.
! His sense were still reeling from
/ the intensity of his emotion.
II must he going" he said as he
bent over Edith's hand. 81 will see
/ your father tomorrow"
! Edith answered not word. but
he carried away the look in her eyes.
She told him more in that one meet
ing of their glances than she could
have expressed in aeons OF speech.
iiiS 'Npl'NVlon was bnf vi AWE, anu
he withdrew slowly. reverently.
Edith sat silent for a moment.
Then her eyes rested on his un.
smoked cigar lying on the burnish
ed tray. She gave n half bystcrical
little laugh. Then she cried, but
very softly.
yna uFh
Avenue swinging north at racing
speed. He seemed to himself TO be
trying physically to keep up with
the turmoil OF his thoughts.
II know not too well how | foun,
my way home in the night,
There were witnesses. cohorts abou
me. to left and to right.
- Angels. powers, the unuttered Nv
= seen. the alive. the aware
% And the little brooks, WITNESSING
murmured, persistent and low,
l With their obstinate, all but hush
b. ID yoicos-'Een 80. II is So
r His mind travelled back thou-
and times 10 every gesture. ever
, intOnatiOn of her voice, every minut
/. movement of assent or dissent. O
}. reproach or approval. But there wa
( one supreme moment that he fouu
g II impossible TO visualize. of whic
J. he could not coniure up the mos
2. remote realization, the moment n
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Notice to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that Joe
William Criner is not authorized to
make purchases for me nor to sign
my name to checks. Merchandise
sold him aud checks cashed to him
from this day on will not be paid for
by me. Further notice is given that
my name signed To orders presented
by him will not be honored.
l7dGwl j. B. CRINER
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Clerk of the District Court



Annie g. brown Admr. vs.. Saline
Howell
FIRST National Bank of Dur1nt vs..
First National Bank of Tishohm-o.
:. VI. Fuqua vs.. G.. J.. Lowery.
II. l. Phillips. Rec vs.. Guaranty
Loan & Banking Co. of Dallas.
Guy =. Cobb ct al Us. James Ben
ton ct al.
L. :. Joins VS. l.. Z. Hudson.
Bette Lyon ct al vs.. Douglas H..
Johnson ct al, CMandatc.)
&. H. moore vs.. Rayia Granite r..
Co.
Fred l.. Shoeppe VS. Washita Flee
trio L. Co.
Tuesday, May II, 1910.
John Dexter ct al VS. j. W. Starr ct
\ c. Cruce ct al VS. W. J. Wilson,
Max Wcstheimcr ct al vs.. q. W.
Bingham ct al.
Max Westheimer ct al vs.. George
! Mclaughlin ct al.
Turner Il Virgins vs.. Chas. Cohee
ct al.
c. G. Hartscl Us. &. W. Bingham ct
al.
First National Bank of Kiowa VS.
X. X. McLish.
First State Bank, Ardmore VS.. X. X
McLish.
First State Bank, Ardmorc vs.. +. J
Jordan ct al.
Wednesday, May 1s. 1910.
| X. NJ. Cummings ct al vs.. ii. s.
| Bettcs ct al.
X. c. Dun. Admr. VS. Bertha De
kcven.
". \. Pride vs.. W. f. Whiting
| ton.
/. X. Best VS.. City OF .\rdmore.
Theresa Fitsch at al vs. Fred w
! Warner ct al
l.. &. Leisure vs.. W. l.. 1pke:.
l.. w Cruce vs.. Max Westheimel
ct al.
Mutual Trust Company vs.. ]. 5
Mullen
Margaret Wilson vs.. X. +. Beavers
ct al
Carol a. Wilson VS.. II. F. Beavers
ct al.
Davis Colbert, Guar. VS.. W. A. Ed
wards.
Henry Kirkland vs.. Charlotte Kirk
land.
j. B. stong VS.. J. II. Davenport e
al.
MuIhlll' bNtE NS' ~ ~ <Nh'la'
l.. B. Tatum VS.. J. 7. Harris ct al
e. X. Smith. vs W T.. MciamOrc .
al.
Friday, May 20, 1910.
Westheimer X Daube vs.. Sarah +
Ridgway.
ID. c. James vs.. c. X. |. a =. Ry. CO
l.. V. Mullen vs.. w VI. Kirkpatrlc
az al.
Robson Willis ct al vs.. 5. ID. Mg
chcll ct al
The Jennings Co VS. Frank Dyer q
al.
The Atkinson, Warren & Henby c.
vs.. Felix X. West ct al.
Blanche V. Adams vs.. Alvin
Adams.
| Berry Williams ct al VS.. T. II. Dun
ct al.
Saturday. May 81, 1910.
1 Glenn Bruce VS.. Bessie Bruce.
, Hugh Burkens vs.. Mary Burkens.
, Ardmore Loan a. Trust Co. VS.. II
( Arnold at al.
Ardmorc Loan a Trust Co. VS.. Jc
r T. Taylor ct al.
! louisa NJ Pride vs.. Mrs. Dempse
Cromwell ct al.
- Agnes Williams vs.. John Williams
4 \. j. Elmore VS.. c. X. !. & L. Ry. G.
;. l.. l.. Tyer ct al VS.. NJ. Wheeler.
|. Monday, May %, 1910.
NJ T.. Davis ~. st, Louis a. s. +. X
j. Co.
/. VIM. H. Prater vs.. The Eminel
Household Columbian Woodman.
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Read This.

Ada, Oklahoma-This certifes
have sold Halls Texas Wonder for
years and | recommend 1t TO be the
best kidney. bladder and rheumatic
medicine | have ever sold. 60 days
treatment for sl00 G.. NJ. Ramsey.
Druggist Sold by all druggists.
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you CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE,

imn along the back, dizziness head ache and general
l.g!ur. oct plcka.c uf Mother Gr1ys Al -
TNtiiNN-IItt fIr all Kidney, Blaf lct and
Urinary truub,- Mh,n You feel all run down,
tici' weak aud without energy You need a few
doses 90 this pleasant herb cure. As regulator 10
has NO equal. Mother Cmy's tustraIian-Icut
Is sod by Druggists or sent hy mail for 6u cents
sample sent FREE. Address, The Mother Gray
Co, l. Roy, N.N.
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Remember the primary election bar
gain offer on the Daily ArdmOreite
The paper will be sent from May !
until August 10 for 81.
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THE UNION REVIEW
HAS ITS TROUBLES
POCKET LEAVES OKLAHOMA
CITY FOR GUTHRIE.

The Union Advocate Review. tn"
official paper of the Farmers Union
of oklahoma. may suspend publi-
cation This announcement was made
by DR. j. \ pOstellc general man.
agcr of the publication. Tuesday and
was subsequent t. the report that
Jake Armstrong. who has been ed
itor of the paper. had taken the
mailing list Of the paper and sold
ont TO the capital campaign com
mttcc OF Guthrie and would issue
competitive paper under the same
name in the interest o. Guthrie as
the permanent location of the cap
ital.
DR.. Postellc stated that he cv.
pcctcd 70 hear from Armstrong som"
time Tuesday and that he would
then decide what course to pursue.
About two weeks ago B. +
Waugh came to mo with "a proposi.
tiCn to buy the paper" DR. POetcllc
stated. His proposition was such
that 10 could not be accepted. H.
told me then that he should not %"
blamed for anything that might
happen. When Armstrong disappear
ed "A few days ago knew something
was up. | have just learned of his
connection with the Guthrie people.
Dr. Postelc stated that Armstrong
did not possess the mailing list of
the paper but that he did have a
list or the members of the Farmers
Union in Oklahoma City which was
practically the same thing.
The paper was moved to Oklaho-
ma City upon the agreement of the
chamber Of commerce to give it
>l0,O00 to pay of some of the in.
dcbtedncss. This has not been done
and the Putram company has been
Issuing the paper. For months il was
losing venture.
Since the first of the year ! have
worked up the subscription list un.
/ til now the paper IL about breaking
even. Whether il is worth while 70
make Il fight for a property that has
always been an expense Is ques-
/ tion in my mind.
Il think We could make better
/ fight for the capital by means of
personal letters TO the subscribers
and members of the union than If
We should continue to publish the
| paper. However. ! will decide what
/ action To take within day or two
when ! see Armstrong. g."-OklahOma
/ CITY Times
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SITTING OF CIVIL DOCKET.
In the District Court for the Eighth
judicial District.

Court will convene on the first Mon.
day in May. 1910, and viii be adjourn
ed to the third Monday In May, 1910,
when it will De rcconycnel Tor uidl
and disposal OF such cases :Gdt may
be dispensed with without a jury. The
docket will De set to commence on
May the 10th, 1910. and continue to
the close of the term.
G.. T. VERNON,
CLARK nf tho district Gpurf
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Hoods SarsapaYiIla

which pufinos ana eurichos tho blood
and build 40 'h' whole system
Get II toltt ir usual liquil form or
'hoCoiateu tablets HnoWn rs SJrsatabs.
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The title role is one requiring
a great deal of emotional work.
and Miss Clarke meets these re-
quircmcnts in manner that Is
highly pleasing. and she scored with
the audience
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Maggie Smith vs.. Charlie Smith.
Lizzie .lordon vs.. Jonas Jordon.
Perry Garnand vs.. Myrtle Garnand.
Grove T.. Chase vs.. Joe Hignight ct
l.. X. Marston vs.. Charles G. Math.
ers.
l.. X. Marston VS.. j. W. Golledge
ct al.
Tuesday, May "a, 1910.
r. r. Webb and J. ). Mullen vs.. j
r. Johnson
{. +. Adams VS. j. S. White.
John II. Wyatt vs.. J. Mat Moore.
Josephine Cullis ct al VS.. Julia Cul
lis ct al.
Jesse Cole VS.. Lilly Cole.
Sarah T.. Worsham VS.. j. +. Nor
sham.
W. W. Emmery vs.. Linnic Emmery
Sarah T.. Worsham VS.. Ben Mobley
ct al.
Wednesday, May 25, 1910.
Sophy Jackson vs.. j. II. Akers.
Bankers National Bank Us. l.. y
Turman ct al.
Mary Byers VS.. J. 7. Byers.
Mary Burton vs.. Jesse Burton.
Ada Beeler VS.. O. ). Bailey.
Maude Harrison VS.. G.. W. Harrison
T. NJ. Lowery 1T al vs.. The Unior
Gin Co. ct al.
Bee Jackson VS.. Wiley Jackson.
Thursday, May 26, 1910.
William r. Beard vs.. Eli X. Ratlifi'
ct al.
Cornelia Gazaway VS.. $. G. GAIA
way.
W. G.. Chancellor VS.. Frank 1omedy
Edna Summers vs.. Lee Summers.
/ X. T. Holmes Il Son vs.. Joseph NJ
Arnold.
/ II. T.. Holmes n Son VS. Joseph NJ
Arnold 1T al.
Il. T.. Holmes & Son VS.. Joseph NJ
Arnold ct al.
I'D w. Roe ct al ys. Union Sayin
Association.
Friday, May 27. 1910.
Il. Dreebcn vs.. Albert +, Mckennc
ct al
Aline Thompson VS.. Harry Thoml
son.
In re application of Amos Brown b
his next friend ID. +. Mcdowell 10 COZ
fer majority.
Royal Insurance Co. vs.. Ardmor
Heat & Light Co.
Mrs. j. W. Stewart ys. ArdmoT
Heat Il Light Co.
Ardmore Loan a. Trust Co, VS.. G. y
Joiner and +. q. Wolverton.
beatrice Ross VS.. J. G. Ross.
. |. l.. Pearl VS.. Peter Schmal et al.
Saturday, May %. 1910.
Okla. Electric Power Co. vs.. ".
Warren.
Mills Thomas vs.. Leila Thomas.
Susie Boyles VS.. William Boyles.
Ardmore Wholesale Gro. Co. VS..
T. Ragsdale.
l.. J. Field VS.. VI. j. Field.
The jennings Co. ys, Sam q. Woo
OF al.
J. s. Mullen VS.. National Surety c,
In re application OF Hick Souse b
and through his next friend A. G. Tai
ner TO confer majority.
Maude Cox VS. James T. Cox,
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Stations.

Three high-bred trotting stations
in service at the fair grounds. For
terms inquire OF the groom or phone
20i Baird 4 Company. colin
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N others Day.

Mothers Day will soon be here
May Sth. 1910 and rs yet, no prep
arations have been announced for
its celebration.
e. The object is TO honor the best
mother who ever liyed-your mother.
The Floral Badge is the white
carnation.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution are working to have n
general observance of the day.
About three years ago an apprc ciat'
i've daughter desired TO commemo'
rate the anniversary of her moth
ere death. 1t was only the thought
of laying some flowers on mother 5
grave. but II occurred to her that
il would be beautiful tribute to
all mothers. living and dead, II
their children, On given day, would
unite In the simple wearing OF a
white flower and thus make Mothers
Day universal.
The papers everywhere caught vi
the idea and in two years II swept
not only all OF North America. but
was heartily welcomed in other
lands.
The purpose OF Mothers Day as
conceived by Miss Anna James OF
Philadelphia. with whom IL original
ID, Is day in which all lands as
one nation may unite in honor oI
mother.
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The trouble with the men who get
to the front is that they feel so
big We can't see over their heads
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How About IT.

When there is fire i'm Atchison
the public is informed by a shril
blast from whistle. and simulta.
neously with the blowing of the
whistle the fire department starts
out
Mrs. Lysander John Appleton sue
gcsts that three preliminary toots
be given before the fire horses
start. t. warn the women TO pin
their transformations Oh their heads
and run.
The thought is not 10 bc tolerated
for moment that they might miss
the fire. and neither Is 10 feasible
that they 20 with hair uucombed or
in papers. and scare the fire horses.
The three toots will enable them
to pin On their wigs and look. when
on the run. as it they had just left
the hairdrcsser.
II has been considered very im.
portant that the women look well
at fires since an Atchison Spin
caught husband while running tu
a fire ten years ago.-Atchison
Globe.
Mrs. Marcus and Miss Della Mar.
Gus of Marshall. Texas. are visit
ing this week with Mrs Max West
hcimcr
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or uycriudulccucc 100 liquor. t.a. beer
or coffee, is likely az any time t0
irrita.c, iutlamc and coueost ihc Nd.
n"ys and interrupt the purifying
work,
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THE White Souaw." A"

You should see The White Squaw'
AT the opera houre tomorrow night
IL for no other reason than that it
Is a good play.
Manager Robson says it is good
and one he can afford to guarantee.
The play Is by Mis- Della Clarke,
who has the title role. and is a
unique romantic drama. Miss Clarke
has the support of a very capable
company. and the appreciation OF
the audience was shown by the cor
dial reception. The play is IN four
acts. with scenes in n wigwam ana
tepee. II is artistically staged.
The story Is one of many sitna'
tions of deep human interest, with
remarkable combination of love
jealousy, deception. misunderstood
ing and sadness. While il termi
mates pathetically. there Is "A lotti'
ness of motive that keeps the audi
epce interested.
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FerndaIe Review Club.

The Ferndalc Review Club met on
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. John
owens. with a splendid attendance.
Belgium was the subject OF study.
Mrs. Carpenter was leader.
Response to roll call was quota
tions.
The Heroes Mound, Waterloo,
was the subject of an excellent re-
sponse by Mrs. Vcrnie Cox.
The inhabitants. religious and po-
litlcal. We're discussed by Mrs. Pc
tcrs.
Mrs. Carpenter had prepared list
of questions. which were answered
in class in a most interesting way
At the next meeting officers Will
be elected for the ensuing year
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ToMoRRoW'S CALENDAR.

The White SquaW" al the
Robson opera house
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In the Circuit Court Of Escambia County

In the Circuit Court Of Escambia County
State OF Florida.
In the Matter Of the Petition Of Lydia J
Mcclure to Become a Free Dealer.
This cause coming on to Be heard upoy
the application Of Lydia J. Mcclure. IT
become q free dealer
It appearing that she has given the re-
quired notice that she intended to aDpl,
to become free dealer. and upon the re
port Of the special master appointed e
being advised in the premises. and having
carefully considered the same.
Now. therefore. II r. ordered. sd3udgec
Clure. be, and she Is hereby made. free
dealer and authorized to take charge Of
and control her estate, to contract
sued, and to bind herself In all respects
as fully as II she were unmarried.
Done and ordered at Bombay. Florida
this 18th day Of October. A. D. 1919.
J. EMMETT WOLFE
oct2ooawlv III s
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In Circuit Court Of EscAmbiA County,
State Of F1orida-In Chancery.
The Fisher Real Estate Agency. . Or
poration, vs. JAS NJ. Harvey and Lei
Anna johnson. = widow-foreclosurt
Of Mortgage.
The defendant, Jas. NJ Harvey, - re
CURED to appear to the bill MED In thi.
cause on or before Monday December
1910. This order TO be published IN the
Pensacola journal, q newspaper published
IN Peneacola, Florida. once week foi
four consecutive weeks. "
JAS. MACGIBBON.
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY THOS JOHNSON, D. G.
Pensacola, Fla. October Is. 1910.
oct1OoaWlW
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|H00t0n z = S* zEzs watson
FOR RENT.

No: 900 n, Baylen st.. . rooms .....sss.oo
No. a W. Wright, . rooms ......... $500
No. 1 South SPRING. Z rooms ........S 2S0 o
No. sos n. nevil:iers st.. rooms Sss 90
No: S21 w. Garden St: 9 rooms 5000
Little Bayou bridge ............. .S12so
No. S13 8. DeViiliers. 4 rooms $40. 90
No i102 w. Government. rooms 5000
A small house at FishervIlle. I rooms 5000
4 large house At Little Bayou ..... $1,000
Al condition s2s. 90
No. 1915 East Jackson, rooms %. .S22. 50
No. No. s ss East s::' dsSss.n ST. ST.
No. 10 East LaRua, rooms $3.50. $3.50
No 400 East "a agosea, & rooms SIS. 90
No. 1909 r. DeSoto rooms ...... $500
No. sos East Gregory. rooms 80. $500
No. 1119 East IARua. 5 rooms ..... $500
No. 1909 East Strong. rooms $50. .815. 90
No. 622 East Government st..
No. iii East Belmont ST.. rooms. .sis.oo
No SIS East DeSoto. ) rooms ..... .S12.5o
No: isx W. Intsndencia st.. Cup
Knights OF Columbus Hail. W. Garden
g.. for rent. day or night. Reasonable
sToRes-
Store under Manhattan Hotel -. 90
LarEe store. = zarragossa ST.. close
r. ". corner Romano ana Dsviliiers
Msrsssrs 6ieunt ana Brent once
0uil0in0.
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WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
MILLIGAN.

BARCLAY HOUSE. Mnligan, Fla. oppo-
site the station. Everything new and
clean Special attention to commercial
men. Rates. $500 per day. tan2Sf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Boy with some education to
learn printing trade. Apply The Bur-
row Press. 3nov1t
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WANTED-Order boy for delivering Ap-
ply Crescent Market. 3nov1tS
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK. SHIP. UPHOLSTER. Refnish
Furniture. Solomon Furniture Co.,
Phone 971 20 and % W Government.
june11tf
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds Of per-
sonal property on short notice. Easy
terms. Suburban lots sold on easy pay
ments. j. B. Gray Co. W. Romano.
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FOR SALE-One mule and wagon cheap.
Apply J. Seeger. 215 8. Tarragona ST.
19oct
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FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
rooms. Gas and bath. S. E. corner 10Th
Avenue and Gadsden St. overlooking bay
6sert
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FOR SALE-Gentle family horse, worth
5000, for quick sale. $135. Apply Clutter
Music House. 23oct
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-wel lighted rooms fur
nished. Telephone. electric lights and
bath. Call ia East Gregory ST.. or phone
III. 2oct
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Horse, surrey and harness.
Apply Mrs. l. S. Brown, Phone 99s,
1nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. suitable
for light housese eping. Within two
blocks from car. and in full view Of bay.
Apply at 414 S. Alcaniz st. 29sept
FOR RENT-Renovated.c clean, well-fur-
nished rooms. metal beds. Free bath.
Hall service men only. Merchants Hotel.
Palafox and Government Sts 16sep
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03

FOR SALE-Two lots in Britton Place
Apply to w. F. Abbott, Century, Fla
25oct1m"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. suitable
for light housekeeping. Southern expos
ure, overlooking the bay. Use Of phone
and bath. Apply 1900 E. Jackson street.
or phone $50 Isoct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03

WANTED-Competen cook. Apply 200
West Jackson. 8nov3t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03

Over Peoples National Bank.
2Sx South Palafox st.
14K East Government Street
Ideal Coal Yard ONCE and Rail-
road Spur. East Chase ST. 49,. $50. 90
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03

FOR RENT-Nice. large rooms upstairs,
complete for light Housekeeping All
modern conveniences. Apply 1909 East
Gadsden. 26oct2ws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03
WANTED.

WANTFD-By n southern woman. with
experience a position as housekeeper or
cOmpanion, or both. or position as COM
panion to an invalid. Will go to the coun-
try n desired. Address M. j. care
journal. snov.ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-03

FOR SALE-60-h. p. stationary steam
engine, In perfect condition. Has been
Fisher, 2os S. Palafox street. Pensacola.
Fla 25dec