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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.

OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
We have decided TO sell one of our
new 4-rOOm modern brick houses, To-
Gated southeast, containing pantry
two closets, cellar, screened porch, bath,
toilet, hot and cold water, electric
light. etc. for s2,750; $500 cash; balance
like rent.
CANNON & CANNON.
is East So. Temple ST.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
SNAPS IN LOTS.

SNAPS IN LOTS.
Owner must raise cash and will sell
at sacrifice OF the prettiest lots on
9Th ave. Each 40xi15 TO alley. South
fronts; S1.l00.
SNAPS IN HOMES.
5-rOom modern brick bungalow, one
of the prettiest on the north bench
Your own terms.
5-rOom, new, modern, close in; $500.
Easy terms.
EARDLEY REALTY CO,
I'VE sell the earth"
II Main Street.
Bell Phone go
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
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BY OWNER, at a bargain. red pressed
brick house, built five years ago. s
large rooms. bath and pantry, electric
lights. water, etc. Lot 54x160 feet. ce-
ment walks. shade and fruit trees
shrubs. etc. good barn and s0-foot
chicken coon. Near nth South and
Main St. $4,000 II sold at once. Bell
phone 241e.
WILL sacrifice my beautiful 5-room
dressed brick home on east bench. thor
auehlv modern, one block from car line,
for $4,000. $500 cash and balance same
a. rent. For full particulars address 5
35. Herald Republican.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE
Continued

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BAR
GAIN SEE THESE.
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By Z. NJ. Onion-On Tuesday, Oct IS.
1880 p. m. al ST. East Fourth South
I will sell the furniture of seven
room house. practically new, ana IN
the hest condition. Fine rugs, carpets
and stair carpet, elegant mahogany
parlor set, mahogany center taoies'
rockers, fine hall tree, dining table
and chairs, steel range IN perfect or
der. refrigerator. linOleum, IRON oeds.
bedding. sanitary couch, princess
dressers, lace curtains, etc. Worthy the
attention of those looking for good
clean, nearly new goods.
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BEAUTIFUL s-room pressed brick
house. with IS acres OF choice fruit
land. / mile from street car. acres OF
the land is sugar beets. the balance al
ready under fruit cultivation First
class water right from Little CotIon-
vvood stream. artesian water. THE
RFF,T CROP GOES WITH THE PLACE.
OFFER $4,000 or viii exchange for good
house and lot in city. This is a bar
gain and well worth inspection.
WALKER & THOMPSON,
Successors 10 Walker Bros Real Es-
tate Co,
47a South Main.
Ren Phone 1901. Ind. 1894.
CHEAP lots on 18Th East; good loea-
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SEE JoNEs-sEE JONES.

Whilst many a soul is lost, entering
upon the great sea of life, without
captain to guide them to haven OF
rest.
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ONE elegant new, 5-room home,
traetive, $500; $500 down and SIS
month.
FARDLEY REALTY CO..
I'VE sell the earth
II Main Street.
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Bv z. NJ. OniOn-On Thursday. Oct
90. 1890 a. m, at 426 East Sixth South,
I will sell velvet and other rugs. chairs,
rockers center tables. parlOr desk,
f. l. table dining chairs. sideboard,
heating stoves. kitchen combination Ia
Bile. sanitary couch and mattress IRON
beds. bedding, camp stove. lady's bicy-
Gle gents bicVcle etc. Fifth East and
Liberty Park car to Sixth South
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SD AVE. AND STREET..
S-rm modern house. mantel. electric
lights, gas, large lot, good barn, lawn,
shade trees, etc. $500 on terms.
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Bv E. NJ. Onion-On Wednesday, Oct
10. 1880 a. m. 224 East Fourth South,
a hOuseful of elegant. high-sras,de,
stair carpet, upholstered mahogany
parIor furniture, mahogany center Ia
bIes. hau seat with mirror, dining ia
Bile and chairs, rich sldeboard lot
standard books. sectional bookcase,
fine Home Comfort range, gas range.
combination kitchen table, new refrig-
orator. iron beds, dressers, ehiffoniers,
good sewing machine. girls bicycle,
Tich norfieres and lace curtains. bed
and table linen, fine china and cut
glass. pictures. brie-a-brae, etc
Everything in the house is first class
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.

A n. HUMPHREYS
Is West Second South ST.
NEW BUNGALOW,
Walking distance, 5-rEn. brick. tut stone
foundation, modern, including gas
range, mantel, electric fixtures beveled
glass doors. etc. At a price that is a
snap and terms to suit.
A SNAP.
Lot 1ox1o rods large S-rm- house.
close TO university. Can be cut up TO
show a large profit. only $500. on
good terms.
SD AVE. AND S STREET.
S-rn modern house. mantel. electric
shade trees. etc: $500 on terms.
VACANT:
4th East bench lots close In easy.
? 'S choice sAi lots. 5oxilo 2 blocks
from r. c. shops. VIII build to a..
5oxi4o. 2 blocks from paved street ana
. big lots lSsa on Mccleiland avenue
near 10th So. Real sacrifice.
54Sis4 scor5 near Tth East and
nth SO. Your own terms $50
GOOD HOME. CHICKEN AND FRUIT
RANCH. $4,000.
Is acres, close in. with good house.
harms etc. One Of the best places In
this country Must be sold
10 acres on east bench. close in, good
water right, all under cultivation;
s.. SEQ.
ANY part of 30 acres. good fruit land.
nsar CITY. with water right at $3.50 per
acre. Terms
% acres. ali a garden. with 3 acres
haorinc- orchard good water right S-rn-
house. barn, etc All stock and imple-
ments 20 with the place.
A. \. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4ls3. Ina 4iS+'
close in bargain. es5 % East
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Likewise many an opportunity IS LOST.
NOT Enowins where 10 deposit their few
dollars 10 the best advantage, 10 secure
a good home. Trust yourselves ana
make your want known TO Jones' ana
land into a rest; many snap awaits
Won in small and large lots; homes and
farms in all parts OF Utah and ldaho.
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JOHN JONES.

500 Security and Trust Bldg.
Bell 47ss. 4ho' %V+0''
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LADY wishes TO trade two city lots
On zoutheast bench, 5. /. C.. for irriga-
ton land in ceuntryi prices reasonable
224 South % East.
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CHEAP lots on 18th East: good loea-
ton. easy terms. Phone 52S4k.
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BANKS AND Banning.

L. =. Depository
DESERET NATIONAL BANK.
Capital $500 600; surplus S50O,0
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
l.. $. Hills. president, John C. Cutler,
vice president II. s. Young. cashier: T.
\ Hills. assistant cashier, l.. ~. Bur-
ton. assistant cashier. Directors. John
r. Barnes a. W Carlson. John O. Cut-
Ter David Eccles, l.. s. HIS. Francis
NJ Lyman, W II. Mcintyre. W. ",
Ritter, George ROmney, Reed Smoot.
John c. Sharp, John r. Winder, II. q.
Whitney.
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FOR SALE by owner. s-roon noueIH
B.. close in; bargain $50 20 East
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WE SELL real estate-thats ali.
futile Bros, 143 Main ST. Red ball
signs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-05
cOMMENDS
COURSE OF ROOSEVELT
By Associated Press.

indianapolis, Ind. April 4.-Former
Vice-President Charles w. Fairbanks,
when asked today for an expression
of his view OF former President
Roosevelt's cancelling his appoint
ment wit hthe pope, said:
mo one can question the absolute
right of the pope to extend his hos
pitality to or withhold it from whom
soever he likes. If he prescribes i'm
POSSIBLE conditions-an American re-
fuse to accept without affront. In
fact. no American can accept an audi
ence at the vatican upon the condi-
ton that he shall not speak, when,
where and to whom he hkes-regard-
less of church or creed. The prin-
ciples of religious liberty SO dear to
Americans must oe upheld by US
without fa1tering-in the interest OF
Catholics and Protestants alike. It
goes without saying that l fully COM
mend Mr.. Roosevelt's decision"
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PEOPLE SUFFERING In
PENSACOLA.
Almost Every Location in the Country Has One or
More Diseases Another That is the Principal
Disease in That Locality.

Every city seems to have its own
peculiar diseases. Some places it is
rheumatism, or kidney or liver trou-
bles; some catarrh or stomach trou-
Dies; but here in this city he thinks
stomach. constipation, Indigestion,
dyspepsia, and biliousness are the
prevailing disease in Pensacola, al
though there is great many cases of
rheumatism and some cases of ma
laria, also chills and fever. Here is a
case of a young girl, Miss Helen
Mackle, who was the main support of
widowed mother with several small
brothers and sisters partly depending
on her; but her health began to fail;
chills and fever every other day;
could not break it up; tried almost
every treatment: was losing one, two,
three days a week from her work !;
nervous. poor appetite, gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. After being
told by some friends that she ought to
get the Quaker Herb Remedies that
are so well known among many thou
sands of people here for the wonder
full power for curing any form OF blood
germ diseases, and they knew 1t would
cure her, she did SO. Came to Han
nah Bros. drug store, procured one
bottle Of the Quaker Extract, went
away feeling very poorly and wonder
ing if she had spent that dollar fool
ishly, as she had many others for diff.
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ferent treatments, or if this Quaker
Herb Extract would really do what
the Health Teacher said it would do,
and requested her to use the remedies
for a week and then report the re-
suits, the same as he does with every
person who purchases a bottle of
Quaker Remedies. She did call back
one week later and you could see the
beam of Joy in her face. for she had
not had a chill, no fever. no head
aches. was eating and sleeping well.
and felt better than she had in g. long
time, and wants any one who felt as
she had to try the Quaker Herb Elk
tract If they want to be well. The
Quaker Remedies are not cure-alls.
but are for all blood germ diseases
and will expel all worms and germs
from the system. Quaker Herb Elk
tract $1.00 per bottle, 8 for $3.50. OIL
OF Balm, % cents, the great pain ex-
terminator for 1t relieves in a mo-
ment. Call today at Hannah Bros.
Drug Store, IL S. Palafox st. Always
remember the name-Quaker Herb
Extract, and Oil of Balm. the sure for
rheumatism, catarrh, indigestion, con-
stipation and all forms OF stomach
troubles.
Fisher, the Quaker Health Teacher,
can be seen daily at the Tallahassee
Drug Co.'S store, corner Monroe and
Clinton streets, Tallahassee.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

The Registration Books will be open
Tuesday March the 18th, Friday, March
25th, Tuesday, March 10Th. Tuesday, April
5th. Friday, April Sth, and April the 18th.
The hours will be from a. m: to y
m and from l p. m. to z p. The
Country Registration officers shall give
notice by posting. in Three conspicuous
the week his books will be open and at
what particular dwelling or point he will
The following Deputy Registration Off
GERS have been appointed:
Precinct No. 1-Archie Benton, at Vic
tor Goldbach,s store
Kupfrian's Park and Fork of Road to
Precinct, No. sc. A. Morrill,. at store.
Precinct No. IA. C: Tippin.
Precinct No. 5-Jas. Blomley. at Pierce
- Precinct No. &C. H. Jackson. at Con
zaIes Red store"
Precinct No; 76 ola g. D. I,a Berg at Nc
Precinct No. S-A. L. McCa1lum. at
of Preeine li't No. s-Noah J. Brewton, his
store, Bluff Springs
Precinct No. 10-Chas. 2, Graham.
Prssinstt No 70 Ii 12e W Il Aep Psfstsar
" Precinct No 1S-Daniel Murphy. Jr..
sPh NG tH Manpa At no s4aw
ner- Riera store.
Precinct No. Isl B. Dougherty, his
store Romano and DeVilIiers.
Pre- cinct No. 16-W. B. Hubbard.
Precinct No. III. L. Hoytt, near Hen
bricks store.
Precinct NO. lS-L' Z. Bowman, Nc
Precinct No. 1a-w H Trimmer.
Precinct No. 2o-M. McCurdy. his store
" Precinct eciii 10. 21-Ed. Gale Bombay. The
precinct No 25-W. H Mitchell, his
store and ONCE at Century.
Precinct No. 23-H. C. Killum. his Office
Precinct No. 24-T. NJ scarrett.
Precinct No. 25-J. A. Hendricks. his
precinct No. 2s-J. T Coburger, Cor.
12th Avenue and Chase Street
Precinct No. 27.-F. H. Farrar at F H
Farrar & Sons store, 1902 north 9Th
Precinct No. -28-Wm. H sweeting,
Cor. Alcaniz and Brainard Streets.
Precinct No. CIV. w Wolfe. Rad
cliffe Grocery Co. Hayne and Gadsden.
Precinct No. 3o--C. ]. stephens, his
store Palafox and LLOYD.
Precinct No. 31-J. Len Burns at store
Gadsden and DeNiliers.
Precinct No. 32-Henry ". Brown
Precinct No. 81. r. Rigby. at Bratts
Precinct No. AIS Mallory Riera Nc
Mirlan's Store. Corner Jackson and De-
J. D. GoSs,
Supervisor.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, April 1.-THE wheat market
opened moderately firm to-day owing to
buying inspired by continued dry weather
in Kansas. A noficial forecast of clear
weather in that state for the next twenty
four hours gave additional encouragement
to the bulls. An Unexpectedly large vol
ume of worlds shipments, an increase
in the amount on passage, and weakness
at Liverpool were the leading bearish in
fluences. Prices at the opening were Ia
to 3-Sc lower to Use higher, July being
at 1.O7 Is to LOS SIS and September
at LOB rs to 1.03 SIS. During the first
hour July advanced to 1.0T SIS and Sep
TENDER to 1.04 SIS
The moderate advance in wheat caused
a fair rally in the corn market, following
slight weakness due to general selling by
commission houses. Shade covered quite
early in the day and caused the May de-
livery to advance to so 7-S661, after
opening to shade to lac off so SIS to
so 3-S.
Oats opened rather weak because of the
heaviness of corn, but soon became
firmer on commission houses buying. The
May delivery opened IA to 3-8C lower at
AZ Sass and sold up to AZ 7-Sc.'
Provisions were strong, owing to brisk
demand by shorts and packers. Offerings
were light Prices at the opening were
21-2 to zoe higher, the greatest gains be-
ing noted in pork and lard May Pork
opened at 25.20@25.30 and advanced to
Is. ST 1000. Lard opened at 1887 IL
and sold up to 1870. Ribe opened at 1886
n &c 1-9
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WALL STREET REVIEW.
By Associated Press,

New York. April There was nothing
decisive in the opening of prices of stocks
to-day. Changes were small and mixed
within a range of less than half for most
stocks. Reading declined a point and
Southern Pacific and AtchiSon large frac-
tions. The dealings were very scantY.
After Southern Pacific had been de-
pressed a point and other leaders an adj
ditional fraction, the market began to re-
spond to. supporting orders and prices
rose again to near Saturdays close.
American Beet Sugar gained point and
federal mining, preferred, lost 2.
The stock market was practically stag
nant after the slight fluctuations of the
first hour. The assembling of the SUI
preme court was awaited to learn whether
a decision in the American Tobacco case
was to be handed down. Rock Island
and American Smelling rose l. Prices
were advancing slowly at noon. Bonds
were heavy.
A sudden burst of activity on rising
prices was attended by wide and feverish
fluctuations in the representative stocks.
Union Pacific jumped a point between
transactions and touched 1856 IL, a rise OF
SIS, but afterwards fell back to 1856.
Variations of half to ga between sales
were made in Northern Pacific, st. Paul
and New York Central on the way, but
when the buying stopped suddenly the
recent rut.
The market ruled steady on dealings
with prices about on a level with Satur-
days closing.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, April 4-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance of 7n12 noiotS
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&.@.@. BL oepf Hu SSG

skins
unhealthy
circulation
all
blood purifiers
circulation hthfu
remains IN the circulation and the eruption will be well when the
left
for this Pure blood makes healthy skins and
blood.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

New Orleans, April 4.--Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance of 12M IA
points on a much better Liverpool market
than expected. Shorts were thrown into
some confusion by the strength across the
water and they covered extensively on
the first call. Bulls were also aggressive
bidders and in the first half hour of trad
ing the more active months were IA to Is
points up. Continued rains in Texas and
the promise of more to come caused long
liquidation at the top of the rise and pri-
ces fell off from to Z points. The liqui-
dation was most noticeable in October.
The old crop months derived considera bic
strength from encouraging reports from
Manchester and the continued large sales
of spots in Liverpool.
At the middle of the morning the mar
ket was from 10 to II points down from
the top on the story that was going the
rounds that New York was shipping cot
ton back to this market. Investigation
showed that eight bales were shipped
back here from New York last month. and
that such a shipment was in the natural
order of things, for during the last year
10 bales have come back, all reflections.
From the middle of the morning the mar
ket was stronger on the forecast of frost
in Texas. The fear that this would kill
young cotton and make replanting neCes-
sary, caused some buying and at noon the
market was quiet and steady at net
advance of 6@7 points on the new crops.
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OF
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OF.
FIcE OF THE CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT SHOWING TIE
CHANGING OF OWNERSHIP OF
PROPERTY.

Maxent Land Co. to Henry Hyer-
East 60 feet of north half of block 81,
Maxent tract-s1 900.
lsijah Spears and wife to D. J. Cum
ningham-Lot q, block %, Belmont
tract-$1 and other considerations.
J. H. Berry and wife to J. c. Kittrell
Northwest quarter of southeast
quarter of north half of north half of
southwest quarter of said southeast
quarter of section SO, township l
south, range 81 west-S1 and other
considerations.
S. E. Morris to G. H. o. W. NJ. of
the City of Pensacola No. Lot 10
and north half of lot 9, block AZ,
East King tract-$1, 5S4.75.
W. w. Stuckey and wife to S. A,
McCoy-All of southeast quarter OF
section 10, township north, range 81
west--s1 and other considerations.
". Clubbs and wife to B. c. Duval
Block 261, New City tract-S1,0 900.
w. H. Edwards and wife to Frances
Edwards-All of right and title to por-
ton of block 81, East King tract-S1
and other considerations.
w. Hyer and wife to ]. NJ. Donoko
ALL of fractional section Is, town
ship / north, range 81 west-s1 and
other considerations.
Lee Daniel and wife TO J. H.. Sher-
rilI-I, Lots 2, s, and 5, block 20, New
City-S1O0 and other considerations.
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on continual ton of Saturdays late cover
ing movement, and aggressive support
from the Southern bull leaders. which was
encouraged by the firm showing of Liver
pool. Weather advices We're considered
favorable. however, and after the first
demand from shorts had been supplied
the market eased off from the best under
realizing and local bear pressure against
the new crop positions.
The market was less active and rather
irregular during the late forenoon. Fol-
lowing the initial advance. prices sold off
to a. net loss of about los points. but at
this level met support from the New Or
leans bull leaders and toward midday
rallied to shade over closing figures of
Saturday with May relatively quiet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-05

In Escambia County Circuit Court,
State of F9orida--In Chancery. Joe
Scalese VS. Lula Scalese. On Monday, the
End day of May, a. D. 1910, the defendant
Lula Scalese, is required to appear to the
bin filed against her herein. This order
to be published once each week for four
consecutive weeks in The Pensacola Jour
nal. newspaper published in said Es-
Gambia County.
JAS. MACGIBBON,
Clerk Circuit Court
By THOS. JOHNSON,
Pensacola, Fla, March "A, 1910.
meh29oawlW
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-05

No one has ever made a salve. ONT
ment or balm to compare with Buck,
lens Arnica Salve. Its the one per-
feet healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Sca1ds, Boils, Ulcers,
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands, or SPANS
it's supreme. Infallible for Piles. Only
25c at Pensacola Drug Co.
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PATHFINDER TO START,

Cincinnati, April A. B. Heyl,
secretary of the Ohio Automobile AS
sociation, today announced that the
official pathfinding car for the 1910
Glidden tour will start fro mthis CITY
on April IL. The tour is to extend
through portions of the south.
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE TO VOTERS

The office OF the Supervisor of Regis
ton will be open at the Court House
(Annex), from March the 18th to April
the 18th, 1910.
Office hours from a. M to IL m, and
from p. m. until ) p. m.
J. D. GOSS,
Supervisor of Registra ton.
feb11 Fri& Tues4w
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Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound for
all liver and kidney troubles. Relieves
Brishts Disease. All Druggists $l.00.
CAMP WARD NO. 10.

Regular meeting Camp Ward No.
10, Confederate Veterans, at their
bivouac, Tuesday, April 9Th, at 1870
p. N. A full attendance is requested.
d. B. REED,
Commander.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-05

There is no cough medicine so pop
ular as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
never fails to cure coughs, colds,
Group and bronchitis. w. A. D'Alem-
berte, druggist and apothecary, 121 S.
PalafoX st.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature in driving all i'm
purities out of the system, insurins
free and regular condition and re
storing the organs OF the BODY 10
health and strength. Sold by al
dealers
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One of the best
gasoline motor boats in south Strong
roomy and able, 81. 500. In first-cla IS con.
dition. newly painted. Housed over. Thir-
ty-one feet long. ten feet BEAM Built Of
one and one-half inch cypress galvanized
fastenings. Fitted with new. latest TYNE
four cycle Monarch engine, complete with
hundred gallon capacity copper tank
Speed nine miles an hour. Gasoline COR
sumption two gallons per hour. Corree-
pondence solicited. Scarritt Moreno, Pen
sdcola' ID 2mch
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