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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-02

cred her self control with a rapidity that dis
concerted Felix far more than she imagined at
the moment.
He will suffer. l know" she murmured,
and it does not console me to feel that in the
end l shall suffer far more; but l am going.
Felix, whatsoever the cost. no matter whose
heart may be broken. Heaven help me!
must go, and l look to you for assistance. Oh,
my friend, my friend l have only you in all
the world. Do not desert me in my need!
she had never before seen Felix really angry;
but even in the extremity of her distress she
could not fail to note strange glitter in the
gray eyes now fixed on her in fiery undertook
The little man was deeply moved; for once in
his life he did not care how much he showed his
resentment.
'Zoundsl" he growled. What has come to
you? Is it you who speak, or the devil9 You
are possessed of a fiend. Joan, fend that is
tempting you to do this wrong!"
Joan rose, pale faced and resolute. Despite
the flood of rage and despair that surged in
Poluski's quivering frame, she reminded him
of glimpse he caught of her in that last desper-
ate moment when the door of the hotel was bat
tered open by the insurgents and her mind was
already fixed on death as blessed relief from
the horror of life.
purpose" she said with camness that stupe-
fed him. g" If no other means presents itself, l
shall wander out of the palace in the darkness
and endeavor to reach Austria by the ferry
culties for the stranger if one goes that way;
but again throw myself on your mercy. Felix,
and appeal to you for guidance and help. This
is my worst hour. If you fail me now, shall
indeed be wretched."
Felix leaned against an upright of the scat
folding and passed trembling. hand over his
forehead. Forgive me- Joan, if / have spoken
harshlyi" he muttered in the dubious voice of
u man who hardly knows what he is saying.
There is nothing to forgive. 1t is l. rather,
who should seek forgiveness from you for inn
posing this cruel test of friendship. But what
can do, Felix, am woman and alone, and,
when l think of what lies before me, l am
afraid
With great effort he steadied himself.
Placing both hands on the girls shoulders he
turned her face to the light that fell from a
small rose window in side aisle. In silence he
looked at her. seeking to wiring the secret of this
madness from her steadfast eyes.
My BELLE he cried suddenly. Il am begin
ming to believe that you are in earnest"
No matter how many years it may please
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31

Bulletin Editorial Room Phone
21S5. Bulletin Business ONCE
Phone 1856.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31
YOUNG HAWAIlANS OPPORTUNITY.

The young and progressive hawaiian Americans Of Ha
wall County have an opportunity to make splendid record
for themselves this year by voting Keaawa out Of office and
putting j. NJ Koomoa in the position OF County Supervisor
from the district of Kona .ur,,. .,...l.ia ..g....
The contest between these two men is practically the con-
test of the old and shady donothng against the bright ag
greSSive progressive and educated young Hawaiian Amer
lean of this Territory.
Mr. Koomoa has behind him all the progressive elements
of his district and he is entitled to the vote of every young
Hawaiian American who wants to his people and his dis
tct go ahead and command respect from all its reputable
elements of the country. .....E.
Make the baloting of next week victory for the young
Hawaiian Americans who stand for the right kind Of men in
office and solid progress for te Counties.
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TO ENTERTAIN
N|PPON'S men

Rear Admiral Conrad p. Rees Is ar
ranging for the Official reception OF
the officers connected with the Jap
anese training squadron including the
Asama and the Kasagi.
The vessel are dut to arrive at the
port on Wednesday morning a day be,
fore the anniversary of Emperor Nut
suhito.
The ships will remain at the port
until November Sth and will lay al
the naval wharyes.
No steps have thus far been taken
by the Territorial officials toward the
entertainment of the officers or the
men.
Upon leaving Honolulu the Japan
ese vessels will follow this itinerary
November 8, arrive at San Francisco
November 10; leave San Francisco
November %. arrive San Pedro Nov
ember %; leave San Pedro December
I. arrive Manzanillo December g.
leave Manzanillo December II, arrive
Acapulco December 10; leave Aca
pulco December H. arrive Salinl
Cruz December 10; leave Salina CRU
December "a, arrive Panama Decem
Der 80; leave Panama January 8. AZ
rive AcaI ilco January 18; leave AGA
pulco January II. arrive Honolulu Fe
bruary 3: leave Honolulu February Z
arrive Yokosuka February 2S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31
Halloween
FOR TONIGHT

Sheriff Jarrett anticipates no trou.
bic this evening, although Halloween
is in some countries the cause of much
gate shifting and other alleged jokes.
The local police will keep an extra
sharp eye out for any daring fun max.
ers. and should any of them be cap
tured while planting an undertakers
sign board outside of n doctors Office
there will be some arrests made.
The removal of gates, and the
changing of signs, may he carrier out
to a slight degree. but to nothing like
the extent that prevails in older coun-
tries. Ducking for apples and biting
at treacled buns Is considered to be
the correct thing for this evening. and
much merriment Is occasioned by the
attempts of the unfortunate, whose
hands are tied behind his or her back,
to bite bobbing apple in tub of
water.
The festival of All Saints Day is n
very old one and many centuries ago
It was instituted to celebrate the oc.
casion of the conversion of the Pan
theon at Rome into a Chlstian place
of worship dedicated to the Virgin
and all the martyrs who had been
slain there. az ..Eat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31
N CANDLESS IS
TALKING ALONE

Boss McCandless' insistence on his
own ideas and theories as tn Demo.
cratic politics and campaigning has
alienated him so badly from the real
Democratic leaders in Oahu county,
that on the last week before elec-l
ton. when he needs every ouncd Of
support that he can get, he has lren
almost thrown over by his own ma
chine.
During this last week McCandloss
Will have TO wage practically lone
fight for the delegateship. The Damo.
cratic campaign managers are doing
a LOT Of hustllng for the county tic.
ket. but McCandless Is ignored. The
best he can do Is to attend the meet.
ings called by the district leaders and
speak on his own behalf
Two campaigns are being run from
the local Democratic headquarters.
the county campaign and the boss
campaign. Col G. j. Mccarthy is run.
ming the county campaign, and the
boss Is running the other.
McCandless and Mccarthy speak
when they have to. and that's about
all. Mccarthy has a desk on one side
of the room, and when McCandless
has any political business to transact
that has to be done ut headquarters.
he pulls II off oyer in n corner.
The boss isn't around headquarters
very much. for he isn't particularly
welcome and when he does come he
goes over to his pet corner, holds
whispered conversations with his
lieutenant and soon is out again sour.
rylng around on his little buttonhole
campaign. MoCandless Is one of the
busiest button-holers this Territory
ever saw H..is .s.s
McCandless' personal workers ar.
rive az odd times during the day. re.
port to the boss, get their instructions
and whatever,is necessary In mate
rial way TO carry those instructions
out, and then depart. Col. Mccarthy
has made II plain In the few days he
has been In charge that he isn't con-
Quoting McCandless' campaign. and
doesn't intend to be drawn into It,
nor to allow the county candidates to
be drawn into II.
In fact, Mccarthy says openly that
he doesn't believe McCandless' immi
grafton plank should have been inject
ed into the local campaign, and right
here Is where McCandless has lost
the platform support of the Demo
cratic candidates They are all busy
trying to get themselves elected, and
as the weeks fight gets hotter and
| hotter, McCandless is going To have
| more and more to do to keep himself
before the voters.
Democratic meetings have been
scheduled for orery night this week.
| from two to folf each night, and Nc
Candless plans to take in as many
of these as possible. Tonight the
meetings are at Jack Lane. Nuuanu,
and Kaiulani tract. In Kalihi valley.
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He is lfeleSS that is faultleSS.
Latin.

Be concerned in voting for or something rather
than AGAINST someone so lethlng.
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As 10 the Land Laws.

He Is showing letters from Cand-
Ter and Judge Houston. Congressman
promise , 1st,o{ things Just to get rid
of those who. bPther them ] will &c
on record rs Saying that | cannot
understand Candler and Houston.
moved that the, two bills be referred
to n subcommittee, and the Republi-
can party, thef dominant party, does
the legislation in Washington. These
amendments were put in by myself. ]
wanted the land given to every citizen
who applied for 1t, but Judge Hatch
opposed that, and thought 1t was not
fair, but finally the twenty-five appli-
cants clause was inserted by myself,
and neither Gambler nor Houston was
there. Gambler said that he did not
propose to introduce McCandless' bill,
and that he had never read 1t. Meth
er he nor Houston had any amend
ments to my bill"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31

The Advertiser advises its friends to support Mr. Thayer
as the man Honolulu should have in the city attorneys Of
fiCe-Ediora, ThurStOnS Advertiser, Oct 81, 1910,
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REPUBLICAN ENEMIES.

II is during the present week that the voters must guard
AGAINST eleventh hour statements and charges by the ones
who are stopping at nothing to elect l. l. MCCandeSs-ed
itOria. ThurStonS Advertiser. Oct. 81 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31
kauai HEARS
\ BOSS RAVING

nj" ~ a. - e.
That Link McCandless, who made
circuit of the island of Kauai recent
ly ON political mission, told many
lies to the Hawaiians on. that island
was charged this afternoon by Rev.
Stephen l.. Desha at the corner Of
King and Bethel streets in soap.box
speech. 49,. ..--.g.--. a-..-.,. .--..... ..-...
According to Desha, who went TO
Kauai with Delegate Kalanianaole,
subsequently said today that during
their tour on Kauai, the Hawaiians
told them that McCandless and Ka'
niho declared that within four years
the Hawaiian language ceases to be
recognized and that thereafter, all the
Hawalians who spoke theHawaiian Ian
guage would be imprisoned.
The Kauai Hawailans who heard
the remarks made by McCandless ask
ed the Prince If such was the case
The Prince was indignant at hearing
that the Hawaiians have been made
10 believe that they will be sent
10 Jail II they continued to speak
their mother tongue.
Desha warned the Hawaiians Ia
keep themselves wide awake so that
McCandless will not be able to catch
their votes on the election day.
Desha was given rousing cheers and
applause from the crowd, who turn
ed their back on ]. NJ. Poepoe, Demo
'crat, who was occupying the Eva cor
ner sOap-box.
The rivalry Of the two orators at
tracted big crowd OF which by for
the larger part was Republican in
sympathy. .iI
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KUHIO Stands
ON HIS RECORD
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
NIT that Mr.. Thurston helped II
along"
you will find, no matter whom
you send to Washington, that | have
made 1t my policy to make friends in
stead of using hot air. When Nc
Candless was In Wailuku, he asked
who was a liar, Thurston or the Re-
publican party. Yet he dares to come
before you and claim that he is re-
sponsible for the amendment to the
land law which provides that land
must be opened upon the application
of twenty-five citizens. You can judge
for yourselves who is the biggest liar
The cheek of the man! Anyone car
go before a committee in Congress
He knows that, and he knows also
that the bill could never have passed
without my approval.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31

l. l. McCandess can look for no better support than the
Republican who splits his ticket And the Republican party
can find no more destesbe enemy than the hypocrite
whose allegiance is to be depended upon than the
chronic aISifer SbeCtng party and community welfare to
the WhimS of his personal spite.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31

One of the Humane Society mem
bers this afternoon arrested q Obi
nese who was driving lame horse.
The wagon which the horse was
drawing was loaded with bananas,
and after an interview at the police
station the Chinese was bailed out
and ordered to appear in court to-
morrow morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31
John Comes was arrested this aft

John Comes was arrested this aft
'ernopn on charge of malicious in
jury. The injury consisted in cut
ting some ends of creeper which
had spred from his neighbours yard.
through a picket fence. The owner
of the root side of the vine objected
to the ends in his neighbours yard
being cut and hence the arrest,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31
uYENo's ALOHA TO YAsHIRo.

japanese Consul General Uyeno this
morning sent a wireless to Admiral
Yashiro. commander-in.chief Of the ia
panese training squadron Asama and
Kasagi, extending his aloha to him
and the men under him.
II Is expected that the squadron will
arrive OFF port early Wednesday morn
ing, November 2, a day before the
birthday anniversary of Emperor Nut
suhlto. which will he commemoratet
here in grand style.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31
IN FOREIGN PORTS.


SEATTLE-Arrived Oct. 80: U. s. T
Dix, hence Oct 20.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arriv Oct. 30:
, S. S. Hyades. from Port Allen, Oct
81. ..
SA MISUNDERSTANDING Oct. 80;
s. S. Hilonian. hence Oct, 22.
GRAYS HARBOR = Sailed Oct. 80;
Schr, Repeat, for Honolulu.
SYDNEY-Arrived Oct. 80: Schr. John
Meyer, hence Sept. IA.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Oct. 80: S. s
Asia, hence Oct. IS.
HI O-Arrived Oct. 20: Schr. Philip
pine, hence Oct. 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-31

By deed dated September 10th and
filed in the bureau OF convcyances
October 30. George Lycurgus trans
ferred to Hilo Hotel Co, Limited, two
parcels n land for the sum of 100000.
These two parcels are located at
Piihonua. Hawaii, the first comprising
1872 acres, the second l6 of an acre
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TAKEN UP at my house at Oakfield l
black and white spotted sow, unmarked
and one black sow marked swallowfork
and underbtt in left ear. Owners may
have same by proving property, paying
damages and cost of this ad. E e. John
ston. 13Sept1r"
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FOR RENT.

No. 200 W. Cervantes st.. 7 rooms. $500
WEST END
No. / South Spring. Z rooms ........$z6oo
No. COS n. Devilliers St.. rooms ..Sz5o0
No. AO5 South Barcelona, 4 rooms. wy
No. t21 w. Garden St.. rooms $I..oo
No. bO3 West Romano. rooms ..$'6.oo
A fve-room house with large lot At
Little Bayou bridge ............. .S1Zoo
Number 212 North Devfiers.
No. sis 8. peviiiiers. / rooms $1,000
No. 1902 W. Government, rooms ..$1o.c0
A small house at Baskerville. rooms 5000
large house at Little Bayou ......$2o.oo
No. iis =. Cervantes. 7 rooms $500
No. s13 r. Wright Street. 8 rooms. .S25.o 90
No. laos East Brainarc St., rooms LOO
No. 91S East Gonzales st., rooms. $500
No 400 East Zarragossa, rooms $500
No 110s East jackson St., 4 rooms. SIS. so
No. 1902 r. DeSoto. 8 rooms .......915.oo
No. sos East Gregory. 2 rooms ...415.0o
No. 1iIs East LaRua rooms ;....: $500
No. sii East Belmont St. rooms. $500
No. 1880 East 18th St. rooms ....S12.so
No SIC East DeSoto, rooms so
No. eos North Acanix, 4 rooms ....$12.6o
No. i5N W. 1nt.ndspcsa st.. Cup
sr HnSTss ..............''.'''.. '>So.oo
Two stores under Manhattan Hotel $4,000
Large store. = Zarrasossa St. close
TO Palafox st. ....................$7 8.0 90
~ W. corner Romano and Dsvilliers
Also Stores. ONCE: and hsils in an parts
OF c an s sasY, inspect our list
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-50, 900 No. cypress shingles
in quantities as desired Stratton Ice
Works. aug9
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WE WILL build you a house on your
own plan. and sell you on payments like
rent. Leslie E. Brooks Company 4S South
Palafox street. dec13tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

A THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAINING
In Bookkeeping, Shorthan nd and English
courses Our pupils are prepared for the
best positions. For further information
call or write Pensacola Shorthand School
Rooms 2SS-2s9, Brent Building. 11oct1m
MCSIC-Piano. Pipe Organ and Vocal
Culture. Graduate Toronto Conserva-
tory. Last year with best Carnegie Hall
masters. Limited number pupils only
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Baya. 500 E. Cervantes
Phone 400 2oct
VOCAL LESSONS on the Italian method
of open throat and perfect breath con-
troll. Only earnest pupils desired by Will
liam Packhar1. Mus. Bach, Pensac cola.
Fla 1Ssaptlns
MISS MARGARET MACLAY will reopen
her Kindergarten on October 18th No
316 West Strong Street Phone 729.
23septim
The Dement, Pitmanic Shorthand School
SEVENTH YEAR.
Remington typevriters and phonogra phic
equipment. Individual instruction and
business training. English a speciality.
Pupils holding positions with leadin g
business houses Of this city. Address
Miss z. d. Adams, Qualified Teacher, All
". Gregory street. phone 1873. 22sept1r7s
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds OF per
sonai property on short notice Easy
terms Subur ban lots sold on easy pay
ments. ]. B. Gray Co. W. Romano
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FOR SALE-East 1-2 block (ten 4ox137k
foot lots) Psi New City. one block of
hard road. near car line and Bayview
park. overlooking bay and bayou. For a
short time at $3.50. Ebert A. Clubbs. P.
O. Box III. 10aug
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ALL PARTIES having any thing to be
htot at the Interstate FsIr, may leave
same at either Of the following places:
East HIN Grocery Co., or Jas. Hansen G.
Co., Cor. Davis and Gadsden Streets, Hoyt
Bros & Co., West Garden Street, next to
San Carlos Hotel. J. e. WIiiams,s Store,
Corner OeVillers and jackson, or COM
munlcate with z. A. Thomas, Manager Of
Exhibit. Box 67e, Pensacola, Fla. 3sept
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STRAYED.

pup. months old Re-
ward If returned to 500 N. Alcaniz ST.
9oct1ws
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: WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
MILLIGAN.
Live Stock and Poultry.

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROcKs-Pope
strain Fifty choice cockrels, for sale
fifty bred from prize winning stock Head
your yards with rooSters that will pro-
duce big birds and heavy layers Best
cockrels S1-25 each. W. S L0werv
Marion. Ky. 1Ioct1n3+
NOW is the time to hatch your next sea
sons breeders. limited number of
eggs for sale at 50 per Is. White Wyan-
dottes, Reds, White Leghorns E NJ
Graves, Reliable Poultry Farm, l.
pensacola Fla. 5oct1m"
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND-A stray COW around hospital at
Fort Barancas. Owner may have by
describing property. If they will call on
Chas Hondashelt, Fort Barrancas.
4oct2w~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU APPRECIATE good pressing
phone IA and have King. the Correct
Tailor. attend to your clothes. Popular
prices. Fine tailoring a specially.
23sept1m
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Business Opportunities.

I MADE $50, 900 in five wears with a
small mail order business; began with
s.. Send for free booklet Tells how.
Heacock, 5059. Lockport, N. Y. 1oct1m
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WANTED.

YOU CAN pay the same rent forever and
never have anything but receipts. Yol
can pay US for 2 or years and own
home. Let us tell you. Leslie E. Brook
Company. dec13t
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j. L. BLEDSOE, carpet and mating
layer; sticky leather furniture treated
to prevent sticking: furniture packed for
Shipment. Phone 799. 14Sep1m
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PERSONAL.

DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA and
other states. Reliable information free
on request. Box 577, Goldfeld. Nevada.
17sept32ts
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN PENSA-
COLA?-It is the growing metropolis of
the gulf coast, commanding the attention
OF the commercial world to-day. There
are many reasons why you should buy
a residence lot in Englewood Heights and
Brttton Ploce. the residence sub division
Of North Hill. Call on US and let us telb
you why. The Pensacola Realty Co.
Blount Building. Do not forget the Great
Prize Contest. Write for particulars.
27Sept
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Hooton & Watson
ssThG RENTAL AoENrS,"
elount Building. Phone -.

NEAT S-room cottage, IN blocks west Of
postohce, on car ine southern expos
IRE Good neishborhood. Apply 23s w.
Government ct. 9oct1ws
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wANTED-Plasterer. Apply McCay En-
gineering Co., Fort Barancas, Tuesday
morning. s o'clock, ready for work.
l1oct1t'
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FOR SALE-Buu Terriers-pedigreed
stock. Absolutely dead game. The
best watch dog or companion, and fastest
fighting dog on earth. Correspondence
solicited. Burnett Kennels, knoxvlle
Tenn. It,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One pen Rhode Island Reds.
One cock, hens and two pullets Apply
NJ & O. Clothing Store 11oct
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wANTED--To sew out by the day. Phone
1912 9octSts
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Neutrality-suspicious. with good second
hand sacks to communicate with F. s
334. Corner Of arden and Alcaniz streets
12june
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Competent lady stenographer
and Office assistant. Apply Ball Book
& Novelty Co. 11oct3t
wANTED-Off1ce boy. Apply room S15
American National Bank Building, at
$3.50 this morning. Scott M. Loftin::
11oct1t
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classified
REAL ESTATE.

81 i00r5 lots in e. Pensacola Heights
*A~~~ On Hard road, close to bayou
Property adjoining selling for
more money.
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK. SHIP, UPHOLSTER. Refnish
Furniture. Solomon Furniture Co..
Phone 971. 20 and % W. Government
june11tr
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WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY-Brown leghorn
hens that are laying. State price aud
number YOU have. Address Box 1s&,
Crestview. Fla. l1oct1ts
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brellas 10 recover and re-
pair Waterproof covers, 15c up. silk.
S1.75 and up. r. Bear. 1877 E. Intendencia.
Soct1w~
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FOR SALE-One first-class OK team and
cart. VIII sell three or four yoke L.
F. West, Milton. Fla 11oct2W"