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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
J. J. ToRaEY, Agent.

A little more deed and a little
less creed,
A little more giving and little
less greed;
A little more bearing other peO-
pies load,
A little more Godspeeds on the
dusty road;
A little more rose and a little
less thorn,
To sweeten the air for the sick
and fOrlOrn;
A little more song and little
less glum,
And coins Of gold for the uplift
Of the slum;
A little less kicking the man that
is down,
A little more smile and a little
less frown;
A little more Golden Rule in
marts of trade,
A little more sunshine and a
little less shade;
A little more respect for fathers
and mothers;
A little stepping on the toes
of Others;
A little less hooking and little
more cheer
For the struggling hero that's
left in the rear;
A little more of love and a little
less hate,
Alittle more of neighborly chat
at the gate;
A little more Of the helping
hand by you and me.
A little more of this graveyard
sentimentalty:
A little more of flowers in the
pathway of life,
A little less on collins at the
end of the strife.
Stephen Abbott Northrop.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
SOMETHING SHOULD BE
DONE.

For the past thirty days this
City has been so wrapped up in
the clouds Of dust due to the long
drouth that was only broken last
"Wednesday evening by a light
shower, that the citizens have suf-
fered very much. Is it not time
that New Iberia purchase cou-
pie of sprinkling wagons and
have the dust laid at least twice
a week for the relief of the tax
payers, thus saving a lot Of sick
ness that has been so common
among it's citizens since the
drouth. and at the same time eff
fecting a saving of thousands of
dollars to the stock Of the mer-
chants. as well as the household
ers. Every little town of from
two to five Thousand inhabitants
have seen the necessity of sprink-
ling wagons to abate the dust
nuisance. Why not New Iberia ?
If the City Fathers cannot see
their way clear to purchase these
wagons and sustain them, why
not take a few prisoners out of
tse1iail every other day and open
th&plugs at each corner, stuff.
GENTLY to lay the dust in the dff
ferent blocks where there are fire
rl~q~, especially when the wa err
does not cost anything. With
the large number Of automobiles
now plying up and down our thor
every few minutes. roll
ling up tons of dust, something
should be done to give the taxpay-
ers relief from this nuisance.
What are the impressions upon
strangers visiting our little City
when they are completely blinded
by the dust as exists in New Ibe-
eria every time there is the least
drouth. Something should be
done?
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05

Next Tuesday, November 9Th,
is the date for the general election
Of a Congressman to represent the
Third Congressional District In
he Halls Of Congress, as well a.
the submission to the voters OF the
fifteen Constitutional Amend
ments. The tickets ~ printed
this year will be the longest ever
submitted a. each amendment
had to be placed on the ballots
Awice, which really make total
sf thirty amendments, there being
. blank space on the right hand
side Of each amendment, boxed
off, in which the voter must indi-
cate by a cross mark, whether he
votes for or against the amend
mont. Every good citizen should
b. present at their voting place
and cast his vote one way or the
other and not be termed a squaw
man and then kick himself, for
ever aftsrward, because some
amendment or other was carried
that he u opposed to. The time
for each citizen to arouse and pro-
test against what he considers an
obnoxious law as at the polls on
the day Of the electioni 1t ID the
sincere wish Of the Enterprise
that Iberia Parish will do herself
proud on this occasion and sup
port the Exposition Amendment
and let the grand old State take
her proper place among the lead
ing States Of the Union as stand
dng Tor advancement, more espec-
tally when the Exposition will be
the means Of bringing thousands
of visitors from the nook and cor
ner Of every country on the globe.
Az for the election Of q Democratic
Congressman, Hon. Robt- F.
Broussard will roll up his usual
majority in the Third District as
ct all time previous, due to his
antiring work in the Halls of
Congress in the interest Of his con-
stituents, AZ no other has done
since Louisiana has become a
State.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. Widow E. II. Darby to
Misses A. and P. Vuillemot, LOT
of ground with improvements in
New Iberia on Julia Street. Con
sideration, 5000.
Mrs. j. T. Moore to Iberia
Building Association lot Of ground
with improvements in town OF
Jeanerette. Consideration $1,000
| Same resold to Mrs. Moore.
! A. Blachier to Rudolph Aucoin
lot of ground in Third Ward Of
Parish. Consideration $1,000.
Justin Fleury to New Iberia 4
Northern r. R. lot of ground in
New Iberia. Consideration $3.50
Mrs. A. Foreman to A. 7. Per-
Perkins, two bots Of ground and
improvements I'M New Iberia.
Consideration 5000.
Jos. H. Bush to Mary A. Bush,
a certain lot Of ground, outside
corporate limits of New Iberia.
Consideration $500.
Emile Friollse to Andee Co
meau, twenty arpents Of land in
the 9Th ward. Consideration
$3.50.
F. Guillot to Mrs. Wallace Min ,
lot of unimproved ground in New
Iberia. Consideration 800.
Louis Nussbam to H. Nuss-
baum. one lot 4S feet by 200 in
depth in New Iberia. Considera-
ton $175.
Geo Black to John Black, y IL
arpents land about 2 miles from
New Iberia. Consideration $1125.
Octave Miguel to Delino Mi
guez, lot of ground in corporate
limits. Consideration 500.
Mrs. E. Simon to DR.. j. P. Har-
rison, 4 arpents in Free Town.
West N. I. Land Co. to Mrs. w.
B. Kramer, a certain lot OF
ground near corporate limits.
Consideration $500.
Mrs. j. w. Callahan to Rodney
Rody, a lot of ground corner Co
rhine and Washington streets.
Consideration $3.50.
L. O. Hacker and A. N. Muller
to Iberia Building & Loan Assn
lot of ground and improvements
On st. Peter Street. Consideration
1880. Same to above.
Fernand Ribbeck to Iberia
Building Association, a lot Of
ground and improvements in Co.
rhine treet. Consideration $1O4O.
Same to above.
A. j. Maumus to J. G. Leblanc,
half right, titles and interest in
property on upper Main Street.
Consideration $500.
Alphonse Davis to Eugene Gull
lot, a lot of unimproved property
on north side of French Street.
1925.
Mrs. NJ Boyle to Eugene Gull
lot, a lot on French Street. Con-
sideration SIS.
JOS. M. Bourg to Justilien Rod
riguez, a certain tract of land and
improvements in 7th Ward. Con-
$500.
VIM. F. Rhodes to Mrs. Louise
a lot Of ground and i'm
provements on Madison Street.
$50.
Leon Conrad to Iberia Building
Associations, lot Of ground with
improvements ON East Side Of
reche. Consideration $4,000
Same to above.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
THE Man BEHIND

We don't mean the man behind
the times, nor the man behind in
his payments. Julius Caesar was
1.-THE man behind Rome. Wash
Iington was the man behind the
United States at a crisis in its
history. Every successful busi-
ness venture, no matter how hum
Bile, has "a man behind" the man
who shoulders the responsibility
and plans the campo gn, who pos
Isesses those qualities that bring
success to him and to those asso-
Iciated with him IN business.
Young man! if you wish to be
"the man behind" a successful
enterprise, sttend the Tyler Com
mercial College Of Tyler, Texas,
Americas largest school of Book
keeping, Business Training, Short
hand, Typewriting, and Telegra-
|phy. With such an equipment as
this school will give you, the time
will come when you will be 1.-THE
man behind a successful enter
prise, when you will become fac
tor in the business world, and
your name q synonym Of success,
again exemplifying the fact that
with educated head and skilled
hands young men and women can
carve their names upon the tai
lest (towners Of fame. We can
place you in q good position just
as soon AZ your course is finished.
Write for catalogue and make
your arrangements to enter At
once. We have now more stud
ents in daily attendance than any
other four commercial schools in
the state combined. This shows
the overwhelming popularity of
the Tyler Commercial College; i:
shows that the people appreciate
the advantages Of the famous
Byrne systems, which save the
student, while qualifying himself |
to hold good position, almost |
200 in time and board over what |
it would cost in q school teaching |
other systems.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
DIR. BOWLING MEANS BUsI-
NESS.

Every Louisia..ian should say
"Hurrah for DR.. Downing, Pres
den of the State Board Of Health. .
He has entered upon his duties by
visiting the different cities and
personally looking into the con-
dition Of the dairies and restau-
rants. In the city Of Monroe DIR.
Bowling went into every restau-
rant and looked into the kitchens
without heralding his approach.
He says that five of the restau-
rants were filth holes" and he
ordered them to cease business un-
til they cleaned up, screened the
places and made things in a more
lhealthful condition.
The diaries, SOME Of them, were
found to be in q terrible and re-
voting fix. Cows that were be-
ing MIXED were standing in ma
nure up to their stomachs, and the
general surroundings were any
thing but what they should be.
He said: I'VE cannot expect to
have q healthy state when such
conditions exist, and / intend to
have them done away with, even
il / have to close up every dairy
and restaurant in the state, Bet
ter no restaurants or diaries than
places in which disease is breath
ed in every breadth, and death
stalks about unchecked. "
Town talks warns the restau-
rants in this city rs well a. the
dairymen that they had better put
their places and premises in or
der, if they ere not already 80,
and serve the peeple with whole
some things to eat and drink, for
when DR.. Downing enters the city
some day and calls around to see
your places, the order will be Civ
"a to close up business until .
general overhau.ing is done. Bet
ter do the overhauling before he
comes, because he means business
ind win take NO promises. Again
We say shurrah for DR.. Bowling. .
Alexandra Town Talk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05

Nice Country Home and four
arpents Of land, worth $3.50, will
sell for $500. Will be on the
market at this price for thirty
days only.-Alphonse Davis,
Opera House Building.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
ALL SAINTS DAY.

Tuesday, November LIST being
All Saints Day and q legal hOli-
day in the State, the banks and
schools were closed as usual. In
the Catholic Church it is q feast
of obligation, and the three mas
res celebrated at st. Peters were
very largely attended. A notice.
able fact was the number of men
present. AT the Church of the
Epiphany services were conduct
I'd by Rev. r. A. Diggs and were
well attended. In the afternoon
the Vespers of the dead were sung
ct st. Peters after which the i'm
mense crowd present marched to
khe Catholic Cemetery where
Father Langlois, assisted by Rev.
Father Murgue concluded the
ceremonies. An able sermon was
preached BY Rev. Father Monteil-
lard Of Crowley, who took FOR his
text words 1rom st. Johns gospel.
The exceptionally good weather
We had this year had the effect
Of bringing hundreds Of people
20 the C1y's cemeteries. They.
begsn ia the morning and they
kept going ont all day. Let it be
said to the credit Of our people,
that our cities Of the dead were
IN very fine condition for the oc-
easisa and the abundance Of flow
ess and tokens Of affection which
were laid upon the tombs showed
that the departed were not forgot
ten BY those they had loved and
perhaps sacrificed themselves for
during their pilgrimage in this
v0sld.
Dor some time past we have
been wishing to make mention of
the great change that has taken
place u the general appearance
Of the Catholic Cemetery in New
iberia. Tho lamented Father
Jouan, who under 4 rough exte-
rior possessed snch : large heart,
did much to improve it at the
time, but Il was 1et TO st. Peter = !
Actual Rnntox, Father Langlois, |
with ~ help of the Catholic !
Cen1o1ofy Annocistion which he |
(bF1ned Ana whioA 49, been doing |
sxtrn1l Ginary work TO obtain the |
result wh1oh new > 10 pleasing |
b ~ ec1e ~ this City incbud- |
Ing th66o ~ only Il the Catholic |
Church Ia all who appreciate |
he fact I'D ne Catholic populx-
hon Of this narish has made
Iplendid effort and do hope that
he work will Be given the needed
Iupp0lt, - tlba& the Association /
my eerry 70 execution alA its |
plans - not only keep clean, but
70 beautify tho place where 20
nAny com and danghters Of iberia /
NJ sleeping and win sleep the
1eGkhleah deep until the resurl
reetion morn.
We understand that Ct times |,
bodies have been buried and tombs i
Irs6tsd without proper regard d i
'h0 symetry q TIE grounds. This !
wi y - b remedied and order |,
Some % the old |,
ANunfA Aaw~ kaH a. ~ A>1.~ 49, Il.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
ON THE EVE OF THE ELEC-
TON.

/
political Situation excepting 90
Ifar as Mr.. Roosevelt has become
Ia factor. His attitude is being
discussed in every locality. It is
difficult to tell whether his course
is helpful or hurtful to Democ-
racy. Apparently it Is not bene-
ficial to either wing of the Re-
publican party, for he has shown
himself to be neither safe I'm
Isurgent" nor q reliable Stand
pater.'' His Kansas speeches
placed him in line with the most
progressive of the Insurgents. In
fact, his platform there was more
radical than that proclaimed by
any Insurgent, but his recent East
Term utterances contradict this po-
sition and have disappointed, if
not disguised, the progressive ele-
ment of the Republican party.
Mr.. Roosevelt credited with
responsibility for the New York
State platform. This contradicts
his public expressions prior to that
| time. He has never given un-
qualified expressed or endorse
ment to the Taft administration,
but this platform was accepted as
his endorsement to that admins
ltration. In the speeches made in
| the South within the last few
days he disclaims responsibility
for the platform, and apparently
refuses to endorse it. HIS course
lon the question Of conservation is
likewise uncertain. In st. Paul
The committed himself to the doc
|trine o& State control of swamp
lands and property belonging to
individuals within the State; in
his speech in Arkansas, as report
ed in the Press, he affirm that
the Federal Government should be
responsible for conservation Of
swamp and other lands belonging
to State, or to individuals within
the State. His public utterances
have been q kind Of medley and
have the effect Of causing many
to distrust him a. 4 leader who
have heretofore followed him inn
plicitly.
It can be safely stated that the
chances for Democratic success in
November have not recently
grown less, but that has been
made certain which . month ago
was in doubt. The spirit of I'M
rest and dissatisfaction which
asserted itself in the Maine cleo
ton, will, to . more or less de-
gree, be seen in Ill the returns
following the November election
n every State in the Union.
No one thing has had more to
DO with the present condition Of
public sentiment than the high |
cost Of living, and thu has been
by the fact tlnt TIE |
Republican pszty hd fdlled to |
sarry out its pledges 30 FIR - the |
Eariff il concerned. Men may /
bubble over the proposition = 70 /
whether the P41ne-s Aldriah Bill /
. slight increase IN taxa
ion, o. whether II = ! fraction of |,
! ! l. 4
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ESSMAKING.

MRS. GAGNET would like the ladies to
know that having secured competent
help, she has reopened her Dress-Making
Parlors at ia West Government Street,
and will be pleased to have them call.
Phans nurohar 81. 39jap10ts
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WANTED, 900 pairs of old shoes every
week to make new. Mems shoes half
soles sewed 75c; nailed soc. rubber heels
40c; women's half soes, sewed 65c; nailed
coTding o/size. We use white oak sole
leather only. Every job guaranteed.
Phone 564. Boston Shoe Shop, $40 w
Romano st. Sfeb
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ARE YOU getting per cent. net for
your money? II not, you don't get all
that is coming to you" We can place ii
on first-class mortgages on improved city
property. How much does it pay you laid
up doing nothing? Leslie E. Brooks. liz
S. Palafox.
MONEY LOANED on all kinds of per-
sonal property on short notice Easy
terms. Suburban lots sold on easy pay
r.snts J. B. Gray Co. w Romano
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FOR SALE-Three beautiful marked
"Gyps'' one 'Ieog." If you want the
cream Of pointer blood, this is your
chance, Whelped Dec. "A, 1909. Gyps
$3.50 each, dog. $40. Price will advance
after they are two months old Call or
write A. Refeld, sos w. Garden ST,
9feb1ws
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT
Store with 5 living rooms.
Bath, gas and sewer connec-
tons. Good location for
fancy grocery. w. F. Breem,
Dhone 1870 5feb1w*
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK, SHIP. UPHOLSTER. Refnish
Furniture. Solomon Furniture Co.
Phone 81. 20 and % W. Government.
june11tf
WANTED-Boarders and roomers at
Store Furniture. Solomon Furniture
Co, Phone 81. 20 and % W. Govern
ment iuneIItf
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M" IN lei dy seamstress to sew avn
s;tIs@,. kaqAnts Must understand
e - Mo" Apply to a. II. MeLead
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT

North Hill
Cor. Strong and Bayien SITS, large
s room modern dwelling ....-...- $500
rooms ....,................. $4,000
> streets, s rooms ....,........ $500
no. s19 West Gadsden St., IS rooms $500
10. 255 W, Chase St. rooms,
No. ia West Wright St, rooms $50. 90
No. ITO w Government St, rooms $500
no. I05 W. Romano st. rooms. $500
rooms ........,............ .s12. SO
A large, house at Little Bayq9p ..::,. 5000
4 rooms 80. ................ $1,000
zoo f. Romano St., rooms, modern $500
rooms Observation-Disclosures 5000
en- ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. .. - .s275o
ern ..................... s22. so
No. oil East 1aRua ST.. 6 rooms. 500. 90
10. IS East Chase ST. rooms $3.50
No. 1913 North Guillemarde ....... $500
Vo 1901 North Davis 8 rooms 80. $500
US n ~ aniz St. rooms -. $500
NJ 100 Z. Strong ST, rooms. si5.o0
o. y. Lee St, rooms .:........: $500
YEA q. Gadsden ST.. 5 rooms. $3.50
No $40 East Romano ;......-,.-.. St2.5 so
rooms .:..,v:....a:...,.;......-.. $3.50
The Almeia Inn Cor Garden and
Baylen SITS. Well located and es-
tablished .......................s $4,000
Stores.
Large store, E. zarragossa St., close
4. W. Cor Romano and DeviIIiicaris;. $500 $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 Dental AGENTS"
Blount Building. Phone 81.
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FOR SALE-If you want bargain in q
country home or bay shore property,
call on j. S. Walton, HOO East Mallory
St 9feb1m*
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The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
1.-THE RENT COLLECTORS"
Phone 81.
WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
MILLIGAN.
Elount Building.

BARCLAY HOUSE. Milngan. Fla, oppo-
site the station. Everything new and
clean. special attention to commercial
men. Rates. $500 per day. jan2Stf
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WANTED-Good, rel ---,,i+a n,an ~
run 100-acre farm on Whlf EN- fia amen ~
ing FOR party willing V', nrar,x Address
Gam +. Gonzalez 5fah11.
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"5AN ~ FL as stenographer and TO
| o3 aiSHt work. Apply at once ,:
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WANT0D-City salesma C.ota exner-
fence and address P. 0s0S si7'
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BOOKKEEPER wants a position; has six
years experience will furnish best ref
erences and furnish bond if required.
Write, z. 2. w. Care Whites Pharmacy,
106 s. PalafoX St. 4feb1w
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Up WANTED.

A. A. Bright. active boys to deliver
III. Apply Circulation Man.
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LOST.

LOST-Gold belt buckle with amethyst
setting Reward if returned No. 16
East Belmont Street. 9feb3t
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MEN WANTED-To prepare for RI
Mail, Customs and Postoffice ExaNay
tons 5000 to $500. Preparat ton na-
Write for schedule, showing plalee.
Franklin Institute, Dept. SAL, RochesE.
n. Y. toFebI,
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HOTELS.

Charles Hotel 1861 E. Government
street. Prompt and courteous attention,
Sl2o per day and up. American or Eu-
ropean plan. Mrs. V. W. Sheppard, Prop
5feb1ms
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PANAMA CITY.

MAGNOLIA HOTEL-Panama City fla
New, hrst-class, up-to-date Now
Specigl rates by the week. J. &. Hoge-
boom. Prop. 7mchtt
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WANTED-Scrub women at San Carlos
Hotel. Apply to housekeeper Sfeb2t
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wANTED-Young man stevronbar and
second bookkeeper. MuSrspst.ea sond
hand and be accurate. Refereeai re5,,,5red
Address p. o. Box 164, City, afeh
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|. S. BROWN & 60.
Agents Thiesen Building.
WANTED.

WANTED-Position as chauffeur by ex-
perienced automobile driver and ma
chiniSt. Can save all your repair bills.
Address ''Chaffeur,' care Journal.
2feb2w"
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WANTED-Shipping clerk for packing
house. Address P. o. Box 217, stating
experience. 4feb1w*
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va" We ~ LLs---ood cook Apply at once
-iA "eSrvantes St 9feblt~
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WANTED-A- paf(, g. well estab-
lished, good paw b1 IN g With some
capital; good chaS p s,. n ipwestrnert,
AeureSs marry 'koffice Sfeb1wS
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BUY NOW
Real Estate in Pensacola
a Money Maker.

ooo-Four choice lots in East Pensacola;
at terminus of car line and hard
road.
T9o-Two corner lots on West Garden
Too-No. All South Florida Blanca st.
Rents $500.
Soo-No. 4l4 North Coyle street, De
tween Belmont and LaRua.
S21oo-No. sol East Belmont street, on
corner, sidewalk and sewerage,
pain and toilet Five rooms
S1Ioo-No. 81 North Davis new house,
nuIt or good material. all modern
improvements. 3 bed rooms.
@S09o-No. 1103 East Jackson. 7 rooms,
pain; gas, on car line, overlooking
the bay.
tb Don't n. fail fail to see and engage, one Of
the cottages we are now building in
bFoWhF!ile. The coming suburb of the
western section of city where you have
large lot' water and no city taxes.
amounts.
FIRE insurance a speciality.
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WANTED.-BoSo 49, .ra assistant
bookkeeper a pec Ieo,,ired: sal
airy $50 per md and and opportunity for
-llcL ease- AddreF. o. Box 322. Sfebtf
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~ ~ EDS to write circular let.
words in letterIi7 O go Cents each.
Florida Land (f xai,,,pe1,S Fla
sfeb-every-wed
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FOR RENT.


ON NORTH HILI-Best residential dis
tict; fully furnished residence, I rooms,
per month, one month or longer. ADDRESS
A. =. c., Care Journal. e1eplt~
zee nv rent list for desirable house
at reasonable rent. John N. Day,
Z. Garden street
FOR RENT-Ntce home fronting south,
close 10 car line on East Hill Apply
1903 II. Gadsden, Phone 2S5. 6feb