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TIE Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need Of laxa'
tive is not a question of a single &C
ton only, but Of permanently bene-
fetal effects, which viii follow proper
Efforts to live in a healthful way. with
the assistance Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of Senna, whenever it ; re-
quired. as it cIeanses the system
gently yet promptly, without irritation
and viii therefore always have the
preference Of all Who wish the best Of
family laxatiYes-
The combination has the approval
Of physicians because it is known to
be truly beneficial, and because it has
given satisfaction to the millions Of
veIIInformed families who have used
It for many years past
To get its beneficial effects, always
buy the genus-e manufactured By the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
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GONZAGA ALUMNI
GATHER AT HALL

AIuuni OF Conzaga College held a re-
union in the college hall last night An
informal luncheon featured the festivi-
ties
Among the 100 graduates present were
the hey. John J. Ryan, Of Loyola Col
lege, Baltimore the Rev. Timothy Bros
7Shan, professor Of moral ethics, Wood
stock College and the Rev. Walter
Drum, Of the same institution The
Rev. Eugene Del Mcdonnell. president
cf the college, presided at the formal
meeting.
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Of q playground for building purposes.
the board voted 20 place the addition
to the Cardozo buiIdinE on the west
side Of the present structure
President Cox caIIc.i tire attention Of
the board 10 a letter from. the United
Cigar Stores COMPANY. assuring the
the smoking Of cigarettes by school
BOYS. The Local manager o. the con-
CerE declared that clerks had been in
struc-ed 10 sell no tobacco to minors.
The e-le Of the board meeting was set
for $50 o clock but i did not convene
until 40.
The follow ing changes in the teaching
force were made
Changes II Personnel
Appointments uade-J.- z. Jones, iani-
tor, Western High School; ". VI N
Eard, teacher. second Erade, and Joseph
Harris. caretaker, cCrcoTan Portable
school.
- asignatfo1s acceuted-Bond Teqton.
tanitor- Western Higl School; Mary Belt
caT-tale-. tCrcoraG Portable School.
aOd L. = FsdrernOuSe, careLakeT, En-
=rE cooking room
Transfers uade-sTiSs n 2 Cr8f6 m
teacher, night school, from Birney 10
CT. night school, from Randall 10 Lin
coin school
Placed on the list of substitutes-SIiss
NJ A Forster. substitute IN English,
history. and physiology; Miss IL Y
Mess, substitute in drawing Mrs L T.
Miss Jessie CAN'T. substitute in the
graded schools. and Miss Ruth G.
Greathouse- substitute n chemistry,
Greek, French. and German
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relieve tins oaby's torture but the resuits were
not what We had looked for
I'VE mad read CT theICUtiCUTs remedies 50
we vent 20 the drug store and got some CUti-
cllTs soap and Cuticura ointment We used
them ifIst as directed and In three dsvs the
crust began 70 come Of IN a week there vas
no NOR scab and now the baby Is cured v7It h
ont q mark sleeps soUhdlv II her cradle and
her parents n their bed with no uo-e sleep
lsSS nights because OF the bahT'S suffering
CsIticUrs- seems wonderful remedy Tor this
disease and 6nv one having eczema Snouiu
-ot DELAY n getting 70 Henry n EOEel.
R F y. I. Bath. Pa, Dec. 2. 1909
Cuticura Remedies sold thro- <hout ths World
Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp, sole Proua- Boston
H1-MsIlsd tree. 32-psEe Cutlcurs book, eo1t5ining
Invaluable sdvice On the Treatment Of skin Troubles
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ter" interpOsed Mr. Blair Il think We
should take some action.
Does the member want us TO go on
record as being opposed 70 the shooting
OF children on their way 10 school,
lueried President Cox
This school is in The suburbs, isn't
it, asked another member.
I should say being shot al IS just
as Objectionable TO suburban children
as 10 city pupils. answered Mr.. BLAIR
The matter IS in the hands OF the
police" Mr.. Cox said
This happened November IL retort-
ed Mr- Blair When does the matter
get out Of their hands2 And when -
the closed season for shooting children,
anyway
il was decided to place the case in
the hands of q committee 20 urge the
police 10 action CE 10 make an lnae-
pendent irvestigatiCn-
Stanton G. EeeIle. attorney for the
board ren0rted that t1e child Of Lr. u.
W EarTis had been selected inSteao OF
the Castle child for q test case OF the
vaCciu2tion rule hv the ADtl-S 2ccI--at ton
Society," The Castle children we're uTl-
der the aCe. required ky gIe compulsory
ed1cation act He submitted brief de-
feudinC the boards action IN excluding
the Harris child frgm the Abbott school,
which was accepted
The report OF. superintendent Stuart
dediCatorv exercises n Eaton school,
was accepted Mrs Z < AIusSey, and
others VIII make addresses and the Ca
thedraI Heights Citizens Association
, VII be E2presentcd-
Superintendent Stuart Thanked.
When the secretary had finished read
ing an exhaustinE report from 8Tr. Stu
art concerning the naminE OF schools in
the District the board voted the super
inten5ent its thanks and or5ered that
the paper he kept as q public record
because of its historic worth
The superinteudent said that out Of
rs school Buildings twenty were named
for Presidents, Grover Cleveland being
the only deceased President after whom
a SchCOl has not been named twenty
Two named fO- locations, three for rela-
/ tive locations, such as the Western
High School, one business High School
on account of the nature OF rs cUrriCU-
I lun1, niretcen for NAV crS Of WasElnS-
ton two for mayors of Georgetown, one
/ for n governor Of the District. eleven for
/ fiZ5T Frr-lrlsSlO:-eTzs three foT military
3 Commissioners, seven for trustees OF
p.st-iic S-IODis- and thirty-foUr for mis-
] ceIlaneOuS nofables-
( --Put fifteen are named for teachers
{ and officers" hIr. Stuart said, and
/ this seems a beEsarly recognition of the
fsCIEiceS OF these men who cQntr1 bLted
/ 50 notably TO the development s0f the
/ school system, whose history has been
( linked with the growth Of the Capital
+ for a period OF 100 years
/ The superintendent recommended that
1 the new normal school be named the
/ James -Oruond Wilson School, after the
/ superintendent of schools who served
/ between IS7a and 1885. Mr. Blair again
4 played the role Of ObjectOr. and said
/ This was. Impossible, because the board
/ had a rule by which no school should
! be named for 2 person still living. Il
] was decided to ask the Commissioner
! not n name the normal school until
tie board could make a recommenda-
ton.
Building on Playground.
/ DESPITE the objection Of Mr.. Blair, who
asked that the board wait until Con
Eress met and could authorize the use
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Has Expert witnesses.

1Ir- Brandeis IS understood TO be pre-
pared TO convince the commission on
this point. He Is expected to have ex-
perts TO testify in support OF his DroPo-
sition and to bring forth eminent In
dustriaI engineers Evho are prepared to
give even the railroad men some ju-
formation on the most efficient and
economical processes OF doing the va
riOus things that 20 tG-1uiid, repair, i'm
prove OF operate railroads.
Hitherto. the public has heard little
Of the science of efficiency engineering.
Now. Braudeis is preIs8red 70 shed some
Illumination on the Question Those wnc
are more or less familiar with the dem
onstration he is said 10 be prepared to
make say that this may mean q new
era IN the railroad business OF the
county.
ii IS certain that Il viii De a most
interesting occasion If a Boston lawyer
should come along and teach the big
railroad presidents and traffic men Of
The United States some things they
never knew about their own business
But this IS just what Mr. BTandeiS in
behalf Of TIE seaboard shippers intends
10 do
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MURDERER
HANGS TOMORROW
Montreal Prison Authorities Pre-
pared to Execute Englishman
Who Killed Two Constables.

MONTREAL. Nov. I7.-An arrange
meuts have been completed at the
Montreal jail for the execution to-
morrow Of Timothy Candy. the Eng
Ishman who shot and killed ConstabIes
Forth and O'COnHeu, on May S. last
The double murder was committed
while the cOnstabies were attempline to
arrest Candy for the theft Of some boots
and shoes ne had stolen from a fsctor-
where he vas employed as Waterman
The condemned man. VINO had not
been e. the country a great while when
tire crime was committed. has a wife
and children IL England
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SUNNI /
MONDAY

Sunny Monday laundry
soap contains a wonderful
dirt-starter which saves half
herubbing. The soap itself
does most of the work-you
merely assist It. Your poor
back will appreciate the dif-
ference at once.
Sunny Monday will dots
best work In any kind Of
water-hot, cold, hard or
soft. All waters look alike
to Sunny Monday.
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49, - aA
and one Of her eyes
almost closed Up 4
hard crust formed
and would Crack open
and the blood raC out
Il itCled 50 fright
fully that the poor
little girl could not
resi- Ne had 10 keep
nitts on her hands 20
keep heT from scratch
ing at her face and
her mother was forced
20 sit IN q rocking
chair with the baby
day ard night We
had q very good doc
tor and he did al that
he possibly could 20
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BRITISH COLUMBIA .
POLITICIANS MEET

NELSON. British Columbia, Nov IL
OF British Columbia assembled f0r
conference here today to decide upon
the future policy Of II party, with
particular reference 20 =. measures To
session
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Health and Beauty Helps
- -. - NTARTYN.

half pint OF alcohol and add one-ha
piEl % water Rub this tonic into g
scaip and hair roots two or three time
week, and II VIII restore your sea-
% a healthy condition feed the ha
Iollcles5 giving your hair new life ar
causing u 70 grow IN thick, long a.
BtoSSy- Your sister VIII ind this SAN
qulnzoin tonic the right and true rene.
Ier her Iad1ng, duh and brittle hair
VIII stop Jne splitting and breaking
one or two applications, but she shou
continue It's use for several weeks ar
resume the treatment whenever her b
requires IL Read answer 20 HeTmione
Hermione- You must get the dandrue
on your head Dandruf Is q hair de
sJroyer5 Il Chokes the hair, kills Il a11
causes Il 70 tel out. Don't use soa-
Ior snampooing5 soap leaves the scalp
dry ana hard, and SCreaEs the hair
know OF only one perfect shampoo and
that IS canthrox- All ffrst-class drug
g1sts sell IT. Just dissolve a teaspoon
tui OF canthroT in cup Of hot water
pour on the mead a little at a time and
rub Weli-DreciSelE as you would with
any other shampoo then rinse the hair
and scalp thoroughly with clean warm
water Canthroz removes dandrIff, and
relieves itching scalp Il dries quickly
ard makes the hair soft bright and
fluffy For a hair tonic, use QuinzOiI-
described in the preceding paragraph
A B r: It has been indeed a trying
season for even the strongest eyes, and
you are only one or thousands VINO are
suffering from sore red and i1famed
eyes To relieve the irritation. rednesS.
and granuiated lids, get an ounce Of
CryStOS from your druggist, dissolve i
! in a pint Of water, and drop one OF tvv0
drops IN each eye whenever the eyes
feel tired. weak or sore The use OF
/ tais homemade eye tonic gives b-filt-
/ snCe and expression 70 the eyes, keep
/ ing them clear and bright Il Is 2 Ia
VOTtte toilet adjunct with actresses and
society women
/ Betty I don't know who said ANY
( fool can catch q husband, but Il takes
/ a wise woman 70 keep one''-but Il
! comes pretty near to being true For
/ the sake OF your present and future
! happiness, don't neglect yoCr complex
I ion-don't let your skin 5ecpme saIlOW.
{ dark. coarse. OF rough dUu't let Il
wrinkle OF saE- Use this homemade
| CTeam-ieIly for uaSSaE1nS and as e face
/ cream Get from your druggist one
! ounce Of alTnozoin. dissolve Il n g haif-
/ pint Of cold water. add two teaSpOOnfuis
| Of ElyceTine, stir well and let stand over
] night. This IS the cream without
/ grease-'-it won't cause hair 70 grow.
/ Gently massage your face and neck and
you VIII find II acts on the skin seek
/ ing out the deepest layers. the deepest
tissues, the deepest cells and there
j works like Nature works, thoroughly
/ and surely. for skin health, purity color
{ and freshness II not only restores q
I lost complexion but creates 3 new one
! Read Mrs Martyrs Book Beauty.
3 $5.-Adv.
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RACE WITH DEATH
LOST BY OFFICER
Commander BeTtOlette Crosses
Continent TO See Father, But
Is Too Late.
Is Too Late

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov 17.-Cou1-
mander L Calvin Bertolette, Z 8 \,
lost a s.5eo mile race with heath across
the continent today he vas hurrying
from Tr=mc:fOn. Wash. where he IS
stationed. TO re bedside Of his father
1 evJ I5cT;o]ettc-
The son arIived today, four hours
after his father died
Commander EertoIette was on a cruise
a-ound the EoT.d with the batteship
fleet when his mother died
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TINY BABY HAD
DREADF Ill ECZEMA
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
Hard Crust Formed and Cracked
Open. Blood Ran. ltched Fright
fully. Mitts on Hands, No Rest.
Got Cuticura. In 3 Days Relief. In
a Week Cured Without a Mark.

81 have little baby almost a year old
When Il was two months Old il got eczema On
top OF bc;h her hands, on her face and inside
her nose and mouth She refused 20 drink
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Attorney for Shippers Will
Make Inefhciency Charge
At Hearing.
EXPERTS ON HAND
TO SUPPORT CLAIM
Proposed Rate Increases VIII Be
Attacked on Unique Grounds
B. Pinchot Lawyers.

Next Monday, November q, before the
Interstate Commerce Commission, viii
be resumed the hearings on the ques-
ton Of whether the roads ia what Is
known as official classification terri
tory shall be allowed 10 Increase their
freight rates
The hearing promises to be Of the
utmost interest to shippers. railroad
men and the general public for various
reasons One Of these IS that Louis
T. Brandeis. Of Boston. is going 10
attempt 10 bring out, as counsel for .
large number of. the seaboard shippers.
that the railroads are not being run as
economically as they ought TO be. and
that u their organization were more ef-
nciert they could effect asa .ings that
" 0uld not make It Necessary for them e.
be demanding higher rates
5fC. Brandeis Is especially well known
lu - aShlnEJon By reason Of the fact he
was the attorney for Clifford PinchOt
and l. r Claws il the hearing Of the
BailiDEer-Pinch0t cCnrroversv before d
special congress committee iast session.
AR ETaudeis has q wide reputation as
a lawyer and Ggh-er. He has long been
prominent in Ma ssachusetts. his fight
against the Massachuse-ts gas com
pauies. among other Things, having at
tracted attention 20 hin
Involves sa7,oOo,ooo Increase
The hearing in which Mr.. Brand sfs is
taking a hand as counsel for inter ested
shippers, Involves Increases IN rates
that would impose an added burden Of
about 100000 annually The territory
known as official classification territory
lies east Of the Mississippi and north OF
the Ohio and the Potomac rivers. Ship
pers IN New York. Boston. Philadelphia.
Baltimore, and, in fact. al all the rail-
C0ad ceuters on the coast and in the
whole northwestern section OF the
Union are concerned
Mr. Brandeis is appearing as counsel
for various organizations Of SeabOard
shippers. Bud in that capacity he Is
tackliug the job CT convincing the IN
terstate Commerce Commission that the
railroads are not entitled 10 the in
creases they want in an unusual and
original fashion.
The railroads have been heard before
the commission and have sought tc
show that they are entitled to the high
er rates Next MOnuay the commission
VIII consider the shippers side Of the
case.
Already. in the hearings OF the rail-
roads. in the questions put 10 the rail-
road representatives BY Mr. Brandels. d
coed deal was heard about the eff
ciency idea. that is. the idea that IL
The various phases Of railroad operation
were worked out 20 their highest meas
ure OF efficiency. the cost o. operation
would be largely reduced
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Hester You say YOU are taking on
flesh al a rate that dismays you, and
VIII faithfully follow my advice if I
tell you how 70 secure stylish slender
ness I am glad 70 say you viii not
ind my directions difficult 10 follow, for
] DO not believe in starving or violent
exercise 10 avoid obesity. Just get four
ounces Of pa-notis from your druggist
dissolve it in H. piuts hot water, and
take q teSspOOnfUh OF this harmless fat
DISCOVER before each meal. Weigh your
self at the end Of each week for four
weeks and YOU viii be delighted with
the result. You wiz be lighter iu spirit
as well as body, for parnOtis benefits
the general health
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Mrs. r. To aIay and soothe the ir-
ritation and rOuEhneSs OF your com
plexion caused by hard water, SUI or
winds apply q lotion made as follows
Dissolve four ounces Of spIrulax IN a
haIf-pint OF hot water and add two
teaspoonEuls OF glycerine- Apply with
the palm OF the hand and gently IIIb
until dry Use this inexpensive and ex-
celIent face wash daily instead Of pow
der or cosmetic SDuTmaK preserves the
skin and beauties tie complexion,
making Il soft. smooth anT white
The Washington times., 1910-11-17

The NIX K-FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
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N s: 1 DO not think brunettes are
afflicted with superfiuous hairs OF the
face any more than are blondes OF
course. HACK or dark hairs are more
noticeable You can easily get nd OF
them II you VIII use delatone- Make q
paste BIZ mixing a little OF the powder
with q little Wa-er, cover the skin from
which YOU wish to remove the 6isfigIr-
ing hairs, let remain two OF three min
utes. then wipe OF the paste and wash
the skin thoroughly with warm water
Delarone is pretty expensive Org
eists charge one dollar an ounce, but II
is worth IT II the hairs should return
they VIII be thin and almost coiOrless
and another application Of deIatone win
permanently rid YOU Of them
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Lucy NJ You have made great ms
take in nesiecting your hair 50 long
But Il is not too late 10 restore II 70
lts I2rIllS. ne oegyy' eySn = = : -.II :
SSurEE ana WEAK udlFs dS 1yu Gail Il
Regular use OF a good qutrltT e hair
tonic viii accomplish wonders ! make
this tonic. get one ounce OF GuinZOln
from your druggist dissolve 1t in one
The Washington times., 1910-11-17
Building on Playground.

DESPITE the objection OF Mr. Blair, who
asked that the board wait. until Con
Eress met and could authorize the use
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W G. EueciaIIy at this season OF
the year sou should be feeling energetic,
fun OF life and have 2 good appetite.
Even though you co not feel really
sick. YOU should take 2 good tonic
20 rid your blood OF its impurities and
build up your health and strength gen
orally Get an ounce OF kardene from
any drug store and dissolve Il with
half q cup OF sugar in 3 half pint OF
alcohol: then add enough hot water 70
make a fun quart. This IS a splendid
rem sdy for that rundown, tired, indif-
ferent feeling you speak Of Take q
tablespoonful before each meal and IN
a short time Il Will restore your -appe-
tite and free your skin from those piTn-
pies and liver bIotches which now an
TuSv n. You have made a great mis-
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D-Stenographer. Salary of SAC
a month at start. Apply in own hand
writing, P. o. Box S04, Pensacola 25jan3t
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WANTED POSITION-Widow of %, no
children, as housekeeper hotel or fam
lily work Address Mrs. j! Davis, 1882
25th avenue, Gulfport, Miss. IT.
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WANTED TO BUY-Good second hand
dresser, washstand and brass or iron
bed Must be of fine quality, in good
condition and at reduced price. Address
Cumberland, Care journal. 25jan2w*
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-106OO acres OF
virgin pine lands in Wash
ington county, Florida, 5000
acres round timber, 1900
acres boxed. Terms easy.
Address Knowles Brothers,
owners, Pensacola, Fla. 2deo
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FOR RENT.
GIE my rent list for desirable house
ct reasonable rent. john NJ Day,
Q 6. Garden street
DWELLINGS FOR RENT


Cor Strong and Bayien SITS. large
room modern dwelling $500
rooms ................. -......... $4,000
streets, rooms .......'.". $500
No. $40 West Gadsden ST., rooms $500
10. ao5 W. Chase St, rooms.
No. IL west wright St, rooms 900
No. ITO w. Government ST., rooms S1s.oo
No. 705 w. Romano St, rooms. .$15.o 90
No 2os South Deviiliers ST,
A large house at Little Bayou 49,. -. 5000
A small cottage at Baskerville with -
4 rooms $3.50. ................ $1,000
East End
sos e. Romano St, rooms, modern $500
rooms. ....:.::..: ............. 5000
EN- ............: .s27.5o
NO ns 1i East LaRua ST., rooms. $40. 90
$40 n. 18th Avenue, rooms. $500
No. 40 East Chase St, rooms $3.50
No. 1918 North Guillemarde ..... SIS. 90
Ne. i9O1 North Davis. rooms .....$is.oo
pos n: Alcaniz St. o rooms $500
No. 1900 Z. Strong ST. rooms. $500
Is2s e Eoo Lee ST Chase ros st stors ana
s2a ~ &. Gadsden ST.. rooms. $3.50 sfS.sO
No. $40 East Romana .:si2.5o
rooms .:........: -. .s12. so
The Almeria Inn, Cor. Garden and
Baylen SITS. Well located and es-
tablished ..................... $4,000
Stores.
Large store, E. Zarragossa St., close
to Palafox St ....................$7 $500
NJ w Cor. Romano and Devilliers. $500
Opera House Building
Several desirable stores and offices,
LIST and End floors.
Also stores, offices and halls in all parts
of the city.
Call and inspect our list.
HOOTON & WATSON
"THE RENTAL AGENTS."
5Iount Building. Phone 81.
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WANTED.

wANTED-Two or three rooms for light
housekeeping. Call or write East
Intendencia street 25jan3t"
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HOTELS.

wANTED-Boarders and roomers at the
National Hotel, 1908 East Government
It Ars J. H. Davis. Prop. 2janIm"
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HELP WANTED.

WA NTED-A nurse. Settled woman or
nanny preferred. Call 2o9 w. DeSoto
ST, 25jan
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MONEY TO LOAN.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

rent to gentleman only,
desirable front room in central locality.
One block from Y. NJ. C. A, 322 North
Baylen. 25jan1w
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FRONT ROOM-Nicely furnished; large,
comfortable front room, suitable for two
gentlemen. Board if desired. Apply 302
West Intendencia St. jan23tf
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WANTED-To buy Cornet, &C. or "B-
fiat" Address, stating price and condi-
ton of instrument. P. o. Box 2Ss;
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WANTED-One large secondhand range.
Must be in good condition. Address BOX
1S1, City. 23jne2t"
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wANTED-25 men to act as knights in
Carnival parade. Apply M & 0. Coth-
ing Store. Z5)an
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DELIGHTFUL residence
on East Hill, corner lot,
extending through block,
fronting south. Car line
close. Also number of tene-
ment houses. Inquire 1902
Gadsden ST., Phone 285.
13jan2w
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FOR SALE-Dining room furniture. table,
sideboard and china closet. Also gas
stove, goods new. Apply S12 N. BARGE
Iona street. 25jan1W*
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WANTED-A lady bookkeeper and 'steno-
grapher desires a position Nine years
experience A No. / references. Address
S. A, PA, Cleveland Ave, Montgomery,
Ala. 23jan1w*