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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Elaborate Preparations Being Made For the Meeting To Ee
Held In Pensacola December 9th To 10Th.

welcome b the next Association be LETT |
30 the local committee Of arrangements
At Psnacola.
Prof. I. L Hines Of West Palm Besch
was sslected 10 respond TO the addresses
Of welcome at Pensacola.
Treasurer Russell reported e27S5S in
the treasury after paying al bills.
Motion prevailed that Chairman Ted.
der be instructed 70 engage DR.. Hughes,
Of Toronto, Canada, a. lecturer for the
next session of the'F. E. A. in Pensaco-
In.
1t was ordered that provision be made
for four principal lectures.
It was ordered that the chairman be
instructed to appoint officers to repre-
sent the cause Of the American School
Peace League on Department Day.
In preparing the official program fol
the Pensacola meeting the following as
signments FOR papers were made:
Pvof. W. S. Cawthon-A paper or
Mathematics.
Prof. 8. N. Tucker-A paper on En-
glish in the common schools.
Dr.. ]. L. Kelley-FInancial problem
from the viewpoint of the County Super
intendent.
Robt. M. Ray-StressiDg the funds
mentals OF grade work.
Mrs. L. @. Clayton-Latin in the Higl
Schools.
Pensscols, Fla, Sept. 20, 1910.
DR.. Lincoln HUXLEY, DeLsnd, Fla.
Dear Sir: 1 am in receipt of your LEI
ter OF the 22nd inst. and take plessur
in giving You below the information II
quested:
The meeting will be held Dec. 27-S(
1910.
There viii be . general reception he'll
at San Carlos Hotel or knights of O.
lumbus Hall
The meetings will be held in Knight
Of Columbus Hall.
We expect TO take the teachers o
steamers to Santa Rosa Island. Nav
g FHra, r. Pickens, Ft. Barrancas an
} other points of interest.
, The teachers OF Escambis county ~
enrolling every day and you can cour
on at least 100 to l20
We will have both badges and but
: tons.
: We have arranged for special railroa
{ and hotel rates.
a We are going to put in some har
3 work on this meeting and hope to NAL
it one Of the most successful that th
1 Association has ever held.
AZ any time you have any suggestion
to make l shall be glad to hear from yol
Yours truly,
{ N. B. Cook, Supt.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
Rananeu, To UnGnsxn Beaeiacior.

Madam, / treat myself 10 the pleas
ure OF inviting you to contribute some
thing toward the erection Of o rnonu-
ment 10 one Of che worlds greatest bene-
factors" said . slick and voluble faker
to Starke lady on whom he had called.
"Was he \ governor or sonething?"
who he was and whore he lived ID,
alas, unknown to us. We zee the spark
ling spring but we do not know its
source. The knowledge Of his name
would be priceless. Hisgreat work waE
the invention Of the phrase, We bow In
humble submission What sweet, what
faith-inspiring words, and how vAlua-
BILE. Thousands Of lodge members and
others, over whose demise resolutions oi
regret are passed, die every year. The
words quoted enable the resolutions to
De written while without them It could
not be done. They are to resolution
of sorrow what the egg ia to the cake.
You may have -four. sugar, butter and
she rest, but IL you have no eggs there
is no cake. Don't you think, dear mad.
am, that the memory of the originator
of those words should be honored with @
fitting monument? All, madam, EN-.
brace the opportunity Of contributing
your mite"
Ibid 1 understand you to say that II
would be worth something to know who
the man VAST" enquired the Lady.
"The information would be absolutely
priceless"
Daughter" said the lady to Q Little
girl playing in the yard, "go find thai
torn old book you had yesterday" Sbs
then turned 70 tbe fAker and said: 81
have no money to givsyou, but this book
called Familiar Phrases and Their An
thors,' doubtless viii give yoa the name
Of your man. You may get what yos
can out Of Il and keep the change
The hafisd faker reluctantly acceptet
the gift and threw it into the nsares
ditch
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
Hes. Marina Reyn0lds.

Mrs. Martha Reynolds, widow of Mr..
Perry Reynolds, died at her home at
Worthington last Friday morning, No
vember 18th. Shortly before her death
she had given birth to an infant that
lived but short time.
The deceased was about 20 years old
and had been married 9 year. About
six weeks ago her husband died, $50 that
within short time death has claimed
the entire family. Mrs. Reynolds, who
before her marriage was Miss Martha
Johns. was much beloved by all who
knew her and her untimely death Is sim
cerely nOarned by her many friends.
The remains Of mother and child were
Inferred 1t Crosby cemetery Saturday.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
EaIuabIe Property Changes Hands.

Mr.. W. J. Grifin has sold his resi-
aence on the corner OF Walnut and
Pratt streets to Mr. +. Fl. Long, Of this
city. Mr.. Griffin, besides his turpentine
aas;ness here, is identified with several
other enterprises in Jacksonville, which
oonpels him - make that city his
hsadquarters. He owns the residence
at No. l4o W. Fifth street, Jacksonville,
and will move his family there this
week. Their many friends here regret
their moving away and wish them hap
pinees in their new. home.
Mr.. Long has already been given pos
session OF his new purchase and will
probably move his family there next
week. His many friends congratulate
him upon the acquisition of this fiNe
property.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02

Dear Friends:
Our Association 10 growing In power
every year. In part this 10 due 10 Ito
growth Ia Numbers. Last year In De-
Land the teachers voted 20 hold the next
meeting In Pensacola. West Florida
deserves this honor and having 1t we
now expect the western section to como
out In large numbers. But let as not
leave IL all to West Florida. Special
rates will enable otter sections to get mp
excursion parties Remember the date
and plan to 60.
LINCOLN HCLLEY.
LETTER FROM sUPT. sHEATs.
Dear Doctor HUXLEY:
am negotiating with the boat lines
to carry an excursion Of South Florida
Teachers across the Gulf. Give me the
exact date. Yours truly,
WIN. N. SHEATs.
sUPT. n. B. COOKS CLARION CALL.
Public School Teachers Of Escsmbia
County, Florida. Greeting:
AS we are to entertain the teachers of
Florida at the next Educational AssoCis-
ton, December $3.50 next, ! as soperin.
tendent will expect to receive the cordi
al support and cooperation of each and
every teacher to enroll - q member Of
the State Teachers Association.
The teachers of this county have moi
in the past done their full duty TOWARD
the Stale Teachers Association, bus ~
we arc to act as host this year, we " II
certainly expect every teacher in th'
county to enroll him or herself as I
Il member of this Association and entet
, cheerfulIy into the work Of helping Il
entertain the host Of teachers that vi
expect TO be with IA on this memorable
occasion.
!, N. B. Cook
EXTRACTS FROM The MINUTES OF TIL
MEETING OF TEE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
\ TEE OF THE =. E. A. IN DELAND,
| FLORIDA.
: Dec. 81, 1863. :
The meeting was called to order in tn
Office OF President Lincoln Hulley, witt
the following members present: Messrs
, Coarsdi, Hulley, Tedder, McBeath, ant
Metcalf-
Motion prevailed that the next meet
I, ing be held On December $3.50, 1910 in
elusive, provided declamstory contes
be provided; otherwise that the sessio
DO held Dec. 1919 inclusive and that thi
be designated aud advertised.
8 Motion prevailed that the next annus
, business meeting be held from until
Q D. m. on Thursday Dec. %, 1910.
Notion prevailed that the selection q
; the speakers to deliver the addresses q
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
NeaFa Sa0ptef Arrested.

About year ago Moses Jenkins, COL
ored, and some osher employees of the
Stake Turpentine Co., st their still on
Blue Pond, were playing cards one
night. when quarrel arose, and Moses
shot Unfortunately with his revolver,
seriously wounding Henry Campbell and
two Others He then left for parts un-
known
Constable Mallory Jones has been on
the lookout for Moses ever since and
csusht and arrested him a few DAYS
ego. The crime was committed in Clay
county and Mr.. Jones. who is also 3
deputy sheriff for that county, carried
the prisoner 10 Green Cove Springs and
lodged him in jail there.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
CALL ISSUED fOR
PRIMARY EIECIN
B2ADFsRa /. CalNlI LNE4 R
Win STATE COMMITTEES
Benaersis VHl aaTs epPsrngitu
Express noles For aalTa
States Senator. I q

4
The Bradford County DemOcrac Ex-
ecutivs Committee met In S&aske ON
November Gath b make arranS9nenss
for holding primary election, - pro-
vided for by the stats cgnmlssre, ON
Tuesday, January 10, 1911, Tor th& selec-
tion of candidoee for Uniee9s States
senator. ~
The members Of the county b$mmit.
tee in attendance at the meetisd were
unanimously in favor If holaing the
primary and the secretary was :lstruet-
ed to issue an Official call for kEe cleo
ton. This call win be published for
thirty days In the Telegraph bSSinnins
next week.
spectors were appointed: III
District No. l--G. 7. Pearce: Enoch
Grifas, J. B. Whitehead.
District No. s-w. J. Eppersaa. J. d,
Cobb, T. p. Register.
District No. 81. d. Pearse, M. z
Courson, James Clenons, Jr.
| District No. I'D. J. HHrdsu. r. T,
Taylor, N. W. Douglass. !. 81
| District No. sc. W. HsseH N. p
Masheny. W. e. Pinholstsrt !
DISTRICT No 81. w. AldrsSs, Jr.
J. W. Morgan. N. d. wsiniishi.
i District No. Us. r. Jolfas,. sW. g
Seals, ]. g. Griner.
District No. 81. O. Byrt, N. 7
Ritch, IT.. Ira Taylor. III
District No. S--H. O, Peepltf. Brill
Hers, Sebron Dukes. 4
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
THAREs6lElAG FOX cakE.


LAST Thursday being Thanksgiving, .
party composed OF VIM: Iise ~ A.
aowe' BERT ssroug' Ineo. Isstlf RODS.
naasiops a. a. Soone' =: .. Sffws. T..
A Weeks, y. " WAinvrisht a5a Dock
Kite snddled their horses Ana Yere soon
INTO tns country Oh sne siy ios;
A tran was started near Hsia Head
east OF what 10 known 10 the plf Kick
liter pisce. Inc tral LED fh9 aok OF
hounds IN north o. Ain@isy - there
taxing nortneIiy oifecsaon- EIYis part
OF the country y covered BY sd hills
ana spring heads making ehe.d very
dtfncuis, bat the chase continrsa and In
crossing Ecno branch ma. Hattl7p was
forced TO quit the tran. % the crossing
was Dsd, cansing nam % iaA tato the
rear. :. u
At LAST, near tho ford Of Echo hrxnchr
tho fox was jumped and thsi riding be-
came stall fAstor and harder! The foz:
ran In the direction Of the Grifias FIELD
and close there he took turS into Cisy
Galley All except those WHO had nos
fallen out OF the race came In Close TO
the dogs, and jnss rs they gathered
aro1nd the head Of the galley the fox
eased ont between Bert Stroag and r.
A. Weeks, Strong crying ~ aoud as he
could, "There he goes. there he goes,
and A his fayoritA dog pIfaasiaD vvas
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
EsDElveGERs sceefB Dog sUSE1


The Marriage o. Wr. snort ann 9aes
Long" given BY che Christian Endsasor
Society Of the Presbyterian charch thu
evening d Thanksgiving day g Che
snditoriuzh, Was Q decided succsea Miss
Jennie Maud Hodges suPefintended she
dressing Of the stage in very creditahls
1narnm and oil who took part in the On.
tsrtainmsnt did well. The following |
proGam was carried out il advance Of
the farce comedy:
Recitation by Mr.. Ellery Davis.
Song, Carrie, !" by Miss Pearl Johns
and Mr.. Ccemo Alvarez.
Recitation by Miss Louise Fripp.
Solo, whats the Use," by Mr.. Cos
mo Alvarez.
Excellent piano music was rendered
during the evening by Miss Hodges and
Mr. Cosmo Alvarez gave q cornet selec-
ton.
The bridal party" consisted Of the
following, all in appropriate costumes:
The groom, Mr.. Lester Stearns; the
bride, Mr.. Abram Bsesant; the brides
father. Mr.. Larmar Scarborough; the
minister, Mr.. Morgan Darby; best man.
! Ellery Davis; maid Of honor, Roy Tnr-
per; groomsmen, Messrs. Lorenzo Green
: and Lucian Wainright; bridesmaids,
Messrs. Fred Campbell and Ruric Wells
3 and flower girl, Master Victor Kuhl.
After the grave and reverend" min
lister had said the fsteful words, thu
= groom, though trembling from nervous
ness, yet spunkily placed low stool il
b front of his "divineIy tall" bride, step
ped upon it and s2luted her. The littl'
flower girl placed q ladder against thu
lady, climbed up and pinned bouque
: on her bosom. These incidents wer
Q especially amusing, though the bal
j. rang with laughter duIiug lie entir
play, and applause was frequent. Tn
}, Endeavorers Melted 1925 from the en-
tertaiDment.
d Tuesday evening Miss Ethel Stern
> berg gave reception TO the newly wed
ded couple. The bridal party responde'
to to the invitation, all but the groom
whose shyness, presumably, kept hin
% away. The reception YVES preceded b.
y a merry talking" party. when the com
d pany had opportunity TO display Thea
! conversational powers. Then came tn
70 cutting Of the wedding cake. The bri
It dial party, in the same costumes the.
had worn at the wedding, were ranges
T. up as on that occasion and each in turf
cut . piece from the cake. Severa
d souvenirs had been enclosed in the cak'
and Ellery Davis found a coin, Lorens
d Green q ring and Miss Stern5erg thin
10 BILE. The guests were, beside the brids
10 party already mentioned, as follows
Misses Mabel and Beatrice Wills, Helel
10 Reinoehl, Freids Rsue, Grace and Gar
, RE Ugiow and Mrs. J. @. Wills. TIL
party was very successful one and IL
charming young hostess was warml
thanked for the pleasant time expel
fenced by all present.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02

Miss Hill-Orestes FrAlick, Robert
Gray, Eugene BessSnt. Beatrice Willis,
Alice Prescott, Joe Canova, Sladie sas-
ser. Frank Lane, Homer Limbaugh,
Orville Moist, Albert DuBose, Willie
Haynes, Chester Taylor, York Oolson,
Fannie Mcfarland. Matte Warren, Al
Va Austin, Ankle Morgan, Gladys Man.
sen. Louise MAttox, Alics Moore, Allie
Moore, Clara Agin.
High School - May Fripp. Louisa
Fsoreas. Miriam Darby, Lse,hs sasssr,
Joms InmAn, Rosemary HILL, BIHcs
Davis, Marcus Brown.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
GHanR----ReSeley.

Mr.. &. o. Gnann and Miss Belle
Mosely were married Last Saturday AZ
tarnoon, November seth, at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Moseley, Ia the western part Of starke.
County Judge Thos. ]. Dekle performed
the ceremony in the presence Of many
relatives and friends.
The groom is Q well known business
man, formerly Of Starke, but now OF
Verde, Nassau county, and the bride ia
q young lady popular among g Large
circle of friends. They left Monday for
Verde, where they will begin house
keeping.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
TRAGIC DEATH OF
MRS. aARTRIDGE.
HIFE OF EI.sTATf ATToRNEy
FeUEg DEAD IN Barn ROOM.
lslIHst She Fsa frsn Blzzy Spell,
skikins Esf Head Agaipst
6as Heater.

Nn. Birdie Dillon Hartndge, wife Of
former State Attorney Augustus g.
l1artxid9e, was found dad In the bath
fpcm At the family residence In Jackson
nile Sunday. The Times Union Of
Monday gives the following account Of
Che tragedy:
Lying with her head close to gss
heater. irom which the poisonous fumes
we're rapidly escaping, and with deep
cash scrcss hen forehead. the dead body
q Mrs. Birdie Dillon Hsrtridge was
found in the bath room of her home. Sl6
! Oak street, shortly after noon yester-
day.
The ghastly discovery was made by
negro servant, who, with Mrs Hart
fidgs's little son. were the only other
inmsses Of the house at the time, Mr..
! Hartridge being nc his once The SER
ysnt had occasion 70 speak with her mis-
srsa about something, and mot finding
her In her bed room. hasteped 10 the
18th. where che made the horrible dis
covsry.
= Immediately the servant ran 10 the
street and reported the matter, and Mr..
"a Err. Iobn q Hsrtridee were among
me frst 70 rsach the sceee. In the
maeptimsa osbers had samncusd Drs,
/ Pc. Ro,ver. Harris ana James Living.
ssou. MO reached che Harssidge home
Ia shnrs orser. renaerise every aid
knovn % medical ain. bat shsir worn
w.s d ssin. n life was extinct wher
4hsv arrivsd.
Nrs Hartridee was he wife OF Agus
fus q. Hsrsridgs, = wen known attor
ney, aud foFmer states attorney for thil
district. s. 4 s 80. 49,.
Il a the saueral he,iaf az her relatives
ana friends thss sbe went 20 the room
Ipreparstory 20 taking 4 cath, and balm,
liizzv from billions attscaa fell, strik
ing her bead Agsinss the gas heater nes'
the faucet, sIlowinSth the Ras TO escape
and shat death was caused from asphix
iation, or from the blow received vhel
she fell.
Mrs. Hartsidgs was last sesn sliv'
sbout 1910 O'Clock yeseerdsy morning
ana desrits the tact that ths was slight
" III. appaarsd In cheerful spirits.
Mn. Hsrtridre was "a wears Of az
ana wss ouise pcpeiar in sccial circles
shs was born In Chattanooes, Tenn, Il
February. 1878. ana was married to Nj
A. 9. Hartrides In laaa, the weddin
being enc Of the most brilliant socis
events In jacksonville.
Her mother wss Mrs. Mary J. Coburr
xjaow. who VITA one chila, when sh
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02

kfleay, NV. u, tylU.
lfiss Fr3pp.-Willie Agin, jackson
Bailey, Paul Cenoya. Harry Caoova,
Thomas Ldmbsnsh, Augustine Long,
Tommy Lindsay. John Mott, Yules
Smith, Ira Wilson. Freddie Williams,
Hals Scarborough, Mildred Robbins.
Jeanette Scarborough. Nellie sseaEns,
Lena Belle Ware, Flossie Williams,
GeorEia Blackburn, Pearl Strickland.
Miss Millen.-Levy Cancvs, Nelson
Green, Clarence Hale, Frank Kickliter,
James Williams, Ralph Williams, VIII
lie Tompkins, Hazel Attsvay, Lily
Bailey. TalulAh Gnsnn, Nellie Siloox,
Msnd Fralick, Maud Williams, Della
Lee.
Miss Wsrren.-Lens CLANCY, Myrtle
williams, Nettie DuBose, Florence Car
ter, Mabel Wright, Vests Reynolds,
Florence Lindsey, Annie Lindsey, Mary
Henderson, Colorado Blackburn. Bessie
Lee, Ethel Kite, Clayton Scarborough,
Clarence Register, George Ware, Wal
ter Kuhl. Melvin George, Loyce Hen
derson, Eddie Lee.
Miss Peek.-Victor Kuhl, Ralph Al
varez, James Kite, Telfair Long, Car
Cooley, Chester Gates, Harold Wall
Henry Gray, Ella May Long, Pans!
Tyre, Jessie Forsyth, Ruby Wright
Allie Norman, Josephine Scarborough
Gladys Horne, Aileen Alvarez, Kati
May Riggs, Lulu Wilson, Matte Bailey
Evelyn Gates.
Miss Ray.-Florence CanovA, Myrti
Reddish, LorenA Alvarez, Tbelm
Moore, Eugene Griffin, Leslie Town
send, Clarence Ware, Robert Norman
Roy George, Donnie Mcfarland, Id
Warren, Maurice Lsngford. New
Wainwright, Hubert johnson. Msllor
Lindsey, Eugsnia Bailey, Emma Powell
i Miss Crane.--Etta Register. Fioy Ber
ness, Kate Duncan, Kathleen AlvsIe'
Neal Langford, Cyrus Hoover, Wilbu
Scost, Charles Ensey, Horace Wilson
Alien Cancva, Rhodes AcRae, Lori
Register. Julius Norman, Jim Kickllie
Miss NeWsom.-Nih Anders, KAT
Hsisiop., Raby Deaia. Fannie Hal
; Lettis Wiley, Jessie Thomas. Cis'
; Moist. Mabel Oollsy,. Thslma GrihaI
Alice ARin, Bessia Jones. Willial
Thonss, Rewson Dssis, Draston 90
) tlsy. Elmer Tsyior.
1Esss mi. - Ge rge Gnann, Fran
|, Lsne. HomsE LnAaugh, Chester TaZ
. lor, York Oclson, Fannie McFsrlan'
Z Gladys Manseli, Alice Moore, All
Moore.
High School.-Msy Frpp. Lois Tisol
, Josie Inman, Rosemary Hull, Villa
Powell, Bruce Davis.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-02
For wEEk EyDINa NOV. 25TH

1tSo SHRP'
Agins Paul CanoFa, JACKSON Bailey
Augustine Long, Sonn MOT, luce
Smith, Thomas Turser, hale Sosroor-
oagh, Mildred beseens, mildred NOD
bins. Nellie stearns, fesri stncSisno-
Miss Aiiien--konse Dekie' Earl Ed
WARDS. Fedora Edvaraa nelson Green
Olare1ce hale, Fsank johns FrAnN
klcknees, henry AoH' WINE lo"P-
kinS. waiter Tnoles Sames "mlsms:
W3ser weeks neoe Noran' n
Asfawey, kaooa neaeoe, lay oeney.
Tatrtah GnAnn, LoUase na'Hop' eala
Reddish, los oineS AoA ou1cktsnu'
Alice Strickland, azaea "hisms' hu'
cle Weeks, Delaney Lee-
Miss Warren. - mary moore hotn
Townsend, Lena ohsneey' Myree WI
Hams, Nest'e DuBose, Kara Inomas'
Vesta Reynolds, Fiorenco LINDSEY 4nez
Hsisaop, Annie Lindsey, Clarence neg
lister, walter huhi' Levy ALVAREZ
Loyce nenaerSon' noule Loo
Miss Feek'-fannie Lo"nseno' Onrls'
tine Johnson Anna OanoVs, uiaoy'
Horne, Aleen ALVAREZ. bee@e Jones
Maggie Dekle, Matte baiiey' Gvelyn
os'es' NA~ - T n 49, 49,
son' Ne - 49, .
1onus' - 80 49,. c.,
" - - Eli. T..~h
I uHSO0' 80 o u,s MI -
H 800 80. -
pD,, 1s.s- -. 1r"do-,,,n
~s.p T' 60 49,.
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dren preferred. Apply 70S E. Cervantes or
phone 1914. -oiep
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Complete plan
ing mill, sash, door and
blind factory. Good location.
A bargain. Further inforrna-
ton apply to J. S. Walton,
HOO E. Mallory ST., Pensa-
cola, Fla. 22feb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

ARE YOU geuuns Der cent net for
your money! IL not, you don't get ali
that is coming to you" We can place In
on frst-class mortgages on improved city
property. How much does 1t paw You laid
up doing nothing? Leslie E Brooks, IL
S. Palafox.
MONEY LOANED on all kinds of per
sonal property on short notice. Easy
terms Supurpan lots sold on easy pay
uents. j. Il. Gray Co. ". Romano
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-23

FOR SALE-32 Winchester rife, latest
model and almost new. Will trade for
% rife. See DR.. Phillips. 22feb1W*
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-23

FOR SALE-Building on East Govern
ment street. Same to be moved. Apply
v J. Vidal or phone 725. 22feb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in exchange for
four lots here, which we hold at 800
each. Might add some cash. Florida
Land Co, Chipley, Fla. wed-tf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-23

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms or half of
house Bath and phone. ia Nortn
Spring st. =-IepI"